Picture Story: Typical Couple Finds Romance With War Bonds
Jack and Mary workers in a war plant form a warm friendship as they share pay and war bonds. Mary eyeing a dinner dress highlights postwar spending choices while a neighbor’s return from Africa prompts reflection on sacrifices. They commit to buying extra war bonds weekly to support victory and peace.
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Huron
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Jack and
Mary
Jack
Lux
Women Aim to Cloth and Equip Two Million in War Loan Drive
National goal set by women war savings committees in the second war loan drive seeks funds to clothe and equip two million enlisted men. Total dollars likely exceed 200 million as funds buy shoes coats blankets helmets and first aid pouches for soldiers sailors and marines. Harriet Elliott leads the program with Mrs Henry Morgenthau Jr supervising special activities. Lt Verna Huss returns from furlough to Camp Phillips.
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Washington, D. C
War Savings Committee
War Savings Staff
Miss Elliott
Harriet Elliott
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Washington
Uncle Sam
U. S. Treasury
U.S
Europe
John Citron
Treasury
Sam
John Citizen
Mort
War Bond Drive Opens With 44 000 Quota In Huron
Washington April 14 The second war loan drive opens with a 44 000 quota for Huron as campaign offices report swift early sales. County chairman L C Patterson notes progress across districts with a 228 750 city target and house to house outreach planned.
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Huron
Uncle Sam
Newberry
L. C. Patterson
W. D. Hoagland
Jesse M. Olson
First
Moellar Brothers Get Emergency Navy Army Furloughs
Zell April 14 Special Lawrence Moellar and Edwin Moellar have returned home on emergency furloughs to assist father Otto Moellar with spring planting. The sailors had been serving in the navy and the army respectively.
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Zell
Lawrence Moellar
Navy
Edwin Moellar
Army
Otto Moellar
Pvt Maurice Hartman Returns From Furlough
St Lawrence April 14 special Pvt Maurice Hartman returned to camp at Helena Montana Saturday after a brief furlough visiting his father Art Hartman who has been ill Casein of milk is being used to ever increasing quantities in clothing.
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Sweetland
Eggerling
Orient
Ted Eggerling
J. Eggerling
Ing
Missouri
Drew Fri
Tampa
Fla
Joan
Hartland
Jond
Fairfield
Phillip
Kan
York
Bs Aia
St. Lawrence
Camp ST. Lawrence
Maurice Hartman
Helena
Mont
Art Hartman
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Africa
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Shold
Camp Orient
Verna Huss
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Camp Phillip
Osborn
Wey
Wolsey
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Chik Talcott
Wessington
Patterson
Wessingion
C. A. Spiersen
Beadle County
Cosioners
Ben Franklin, JR