War Bond Drive Urges Public to Buy More in September
A wartime appeal urges readers to purchase at least one additional $100 War Bond this September. The message frames bonds as the safest investment and a direct way to support victory and secure futures, calling for immediate action.
Safest Investments in the World Savings Bonds and Notes
A summary of U.S. government savings instruments dated September 15, 1944. Includes War Savings Bonds Series E offering 4 for 3 at maturity with 2.9 percent interest compounded semi annually, denominations from 25 to 1000, redemption after 60 days at 75 of maturity value. Also notes 22 percent Treasury Bonds of 1964 1969, redeemable at par with accrued interest for estate taxes, denominations up to 1,000,000, price par and accrued. Mentions Series C Notes 75 percent, Certificates of Indebtedness 2 percent Bonds 1951 1954 and Series F G bonds.
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