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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1942
Page
6
A Treasury Department message urges saving ten percent of earnings through the Payroll Savings Plan to buy future tires and support the war effort. The ad links regular investments in War Bonds to future consumer purchases and wartime victory.
The Treasury urges saving now through the Payroll Savings Plan with a 4 for 3 return after the war, enabling purchases like electric equipment once victory is secured. It promotes 30 million participants by New Year’s Day and urges reduced spending to meet a ten percent tops goal.
A twelve year old girl pens a plea to Mr Morgentha detailing her savings from work at a grocery, declaring her stamps help world peace and urging support for War Bonds and payroll savings plans. The scene shows a small town setting with a plane overhead and a doorway to adult responsibilities.
Nora Smith born in 1830 in Louisiana died at 112 in San Antonio and was buried in Yoakum after passing Monday. She married twice and mothered 16 children, 11 surviving, with many grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Survived by daughter Nora Spears and grandsons Bob Samples and Will Smith, among others.
Notice states deadline for issuing War Rationing Book One has been extended to January 15 1943 due to adverse weather conditions and heavy local board workload. Officials emphasize public service.
The head of the Government Printing Office in Washington D C earns ten thousand dollars annually.
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