Americans never fail to meet a War Bond quota
A motivational wartime message urges citizens to learn their bond quota and meet it, stressing that Americans have always fulfilled such goals and must do so again. It emphasizes personal responsibility and collective resolve to support the war effort through bond purchases.
Print for Spring Spurs Bond Sales
A column argues against class prejudice linking wealth to honesty and promotes wage incentives as a wartime efficiency model. It cites a Cleveland manufacturer boosting output and cutting costs, urging wage tied productivity to sustain postwar prosperity and U.S. competitiveness. It also notes patterns for spring dress are popular as women sew and buy War Bonds.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Farmers Plan Greater Buys In War Bonds
M L Predmore chief of the Agricultural Section War Finance Division Treasury says farmers will buy more bonds in the Seventh War Loan than any prior drive. He notes farm currency and deposits rose from about 4 billion to over 10 billion since the war began and urges bond purchases through bankers. A 57 percent personal solicitation rate in the Sixth War Loan is cited.
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M. L. Predmore
War Finance Division
Treasury Department
Predmore
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