War Bond Payoff Encourages Savings After War
For three years you have bought bonds steadily, saving part of every dollar earned. By holding bonds to maturity, every $3 invested becomes $4 with Uncle Sam’s help. The program secures a nest egg, protects jobs, and aids postwar inflation control and a prosperous country.
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Hang On To War Bonds Urges Keeping and Buying More
A wartime appeal urges citizens not to cash in bonds but to hold them until maturity and to purchase additional War Bonds now. The message stresses prudent savings and continued support for the war effort.
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