Save and Share for Victory Schools Launched in Texas
The Texas A and M College Extension Service unveils Save and Share for Victory Schools to train farm and urban residents in conserving foods for the war effort. Mildred Horton says counties will develop local plans with county councils and Victory Councils, expanding outreach to 60 counties without agents and promoting canning drying and brining methods statewide.
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County Home Demonstration
County Agricultural Victory Councils
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Retailers Must Register From May 3 to 14
Retailers of Meats and Fate must register with their War Price and Rationing Board from May 8 to May 14, 1948, on OPA form R 1601. They must report point values of inventories as of May 1, 1943 and transfers from April 25 to May 1, 1943, on the same form. No transfers or acquisitions may occur after May 14, 1948 until registration is completed.
War loan drive begins April 12 to month end
The campaign for the 13 billion war loan starts on April 12 and runs through the month. Buying government bonds is not a donation but an investment in the safest securities. Purchase bonds to help the soldiers at the front. they give their lives, you lend your money.
What You Buy With WAR BONDS
A wartime appeal explains buying War Bonds to fund a future purchase like a new cooking range. It urges saving a definite portion of each paycheck, noting a return of four dollars for every three invested and the benefit to service members on the fighting front.
Gliders Shown Cost About 19000 Dollars
The advertisement proclaims air borne command superiority with thousands of trained troops and three glider types. The shown glider costs about $19,000, urging buyers to invest War Bonds with at least ten percent of income every payday to support the war effort.
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U.S. Treasury Department
War Bonds Promote Rural Electrification Drive
The article urges buying War Bonds to fund rural electrification as copper and fixtures are scarce. It states bonds purchased today will finance tomorrow’s rural power, returning $4 for every $3 invested, per the U S Treasury Department notice.
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U. S. Treasury Department
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