Cost of the Saipan Campaign and War Bonds
The article notes Saipan’s cost in lives and billions in gear as American troops move toward Tokyo. It urges readers to fund the war through taxes and War Bonds, claiming bonds return dollars postwar. It frames bonds as the fastest path to rebuilding a postwar world and urges immediate purchase.
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South Pacific
Marshalls
Saipan
Tokyo
War Bonds to Have and To Hold
An advertisement lists numerous companies backing Americas war effort and choosing to remain anonymous. The participation includes Carolina Container Co. and Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of High Point among many others such as High Point Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise. The notice seeks to rally support and contributions to wartime financing.
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America
Carolina Container Co
Hugh Childress, Inc
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
High Point
Alma Desk Co
Amos Hosiery Mills
Roy Armstrong, Veneers
Guilford Hosiery Mills, Inc
Atlantic States Motor Lines
B. & W. Frame Works
L. H. Bottoms Truck Lines, Inc
Carolina Upholstery Co
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Tarawa
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Myrtle Desk Co
High Point Face Veneer Co., Inc
H. P. T. & D. Railroad
High Point Weaving Co
Hillcrest Throwing Co
Lindale Dairy Corp
W. E. Linthicum & San Marietta Paint & Color Co
Marsh Furniture Co
Tate Furniture Co
P. A. Thomas Car Works, Inc
National Upholstery Co
Thomas Mills, Inc
Triangle Hosiery Co
Oakdale Cotton Mill
Plymouth Hosiery Mills, Inc
Royal Crown Cola
Southern Oil Transportation
the Strickland Aircraft Corp
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Council