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Work and Save movement gains support in Britain and U S
The House of Commons rejected lottery bonds as part of postwar finance and backed Austen Chamberlain's call to hard work and saving. The drive toward Work and Save echoes in Britain and the United States, with War Savings Certificates and Treasury Savings Securities promoted by government divisions. The piece highlights consumer spending excess and urges timely saving, noting 1920 slogans and quotes from officials.
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House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Austen Chamberlain
Excheequer
Dispatches
Commons
Treasury Savings
Credit Men’s Bulletin
National Association of Credit Men
Treasury Savings Movement
Savings Division of
The
Treasury
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board