Invasion Troops Call for Extra War Bonds This Month
A wartime appeal urges every American to invest at least one additional $100 War Bond in September. The drive stresses funding tanks guns and planes for troops on multiple fronts, urging donors to give beyond regular bonds to meet national quotas.
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Safest US Savings Bonds and Treasuries Listed for Estate Use
A 1943 notice details United States Treasury securities including War Savings Bonds Series E with 4 for 3 redemption, 2.9 percent semiannual interest, redeemable at par to 1969, denominations from 500 to 1,000,000, par price plus accrued interest. Also notes marketable 1964 1960 bonds, Series C notes, 2 percent bonds 1951 1958, Series F G savings bonds and related certificates for collateral and estate tax needs.
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