Pour Out Your Might for the Seventh War Loan
A wartime appeal urges every American to buy bigger War Bonds to support victory, stressing that war costs rise with casualties and that lending money profits both country and family. It notes 1945 is the first call this year and frames bonds as financial security for postwar life.
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