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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
8
Washington Army Chief of Staff General George C. Marshall and Navy Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King praised the Mighty Seventh War Loan effort. Both asserted that Americans can overcome insurmountable odds and pledged unconditional enemy surrender as the loan drives a massive patriotic effort.
Clinton Anderson of New Mexico announces a one day hearing on food shortages in Omaha around May 24 with dairy industry and Nebraska producers invited. Additional hearings are planned for Minneapolis and Kansas City amid ongoing government talks on rationing, subsidies, and postwar trade.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt urges support for the 7th War Loan totaling 14 billion dollars. He calls for increased production and widespread purchase and holding of War Bonds to back the war effort and speed victory for the nation. He notes 85 million Americans have already invested in bonds over the past three years.
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