Canada’s Fighting Men Need Help Victory Bonds urged to aid war effort
A wartime appeal urges Canadians to support Victory Bonds to fund munitions, food, and equipment for soldiers on land sea and air. It notes Canada’s unprepared start compared with Germany and Japan, praises farms and factories increasing outputs, and frames lending money as a direct way to save lives and support the High Cause of Freedom.
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Canada
Germany
Japan
Yade
Fais
Mena
Laurentian
Ontario
Atlantic
France
Farmers Easier Loan Purchase For Fourth Victory Bonds
Farmers can arrange bond purchases without leaving the farm as salesmen carry forms that can be sent to any chartered bank. The letter offers to buy par value of Fourth Victory loan bonds with an initial payment and promise to pay the rest plus interest within months, enabling immediate processing when signed and supported by at least ten percent.
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Canadas
Dominion
Behind the War Board’s Quiet Crusade for Economic Unity
Gordon, head of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, explains to a reporter how inflation is checked, the value of price controls, and the need for public cooperation. He argues that savings to citizens could reach 250 million dollars, with similar gains to taxpayers, and emphasizes government policy, war needs, and the courts as remedies for noncooperation.
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Gordon
Prices and Trade Board
United Nations
Hitler
Canada
Europe
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I. G. L. Strange
Searle Grain Company, Ltd
North, LumBe, Courant
the Chieftain Yard’ Rovers
Erican
Limieo
Nance
Isley
Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Mr. Greenblat
Paas
Ene
Clanada
Avery