War Loan 7th War Loan Urges Personal Quotas and Support
A 1945 public appeal stresses unprecedented urgency for the 7th War Loan. It urges individuals to buy larger War Bonds, meet higher personal quotas, and contribute beyond prior years to fund equipment, wounded care, and Allied campaigns. It references Iwo Jima, Mindanao, Tokyo bombing, and German victories to rally support.
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Pacific
Iwo
Minedanao
Tokyo
Nagoya
Osaka
Germany
America
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