Brutal Japanese Prisoner Torture Urges War Bond Drive
Commander Melvyn H. McCoy U S N survivor who escaped a Japanese camp appeals to the American public to support the Fourth War Loan by buying as many War Bonds as possible. He says brutality is indescribable and urges Home Front backing to lift spirits of those still in Japanese hands.
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Melvyn H. McCoy
McCoy
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United States
Home Front
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Corregidor
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Indianapolis
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Dunmore
William E. Dyess
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