Work and Save to Cut Living Costs Says Federal Reserve Board Governor
The governor W P Harding told the Banking Committee that working and saving is the path to cheaper living. He argues currency legislation is unnecessary and that credit will adjust as government finances normalize after the war. He cites postwar demand and relaxed wartime economies as drivers of price rises and urges economies to focus on essentials.
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How Others Explain Saving Money Through Thrift Campaign
The Savings Division of the Treasury outlines a pamphlet titled How Others Explain Get Ahead for earners under 6000 dollars. It presents budgets from 16 dollars weekly, compares living costs, and promotes thrift through school discussions, home review, and house to house canvassing by women committees. Local budgets tailored to conditions support the National Thrift Campaign adoption.
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Leper Colony In Honolulu Quietly Buys War Savings Stamps
Reports from Honolulu highlight thrift among inmates at Mono Inland Leper Colony July purchases totaling 1,984 dollars from 32 buyers. Per capita savings exceed U S quota, with Hawaii’s War Savings and Thrift Stamp program now over 2,090,000 dollars in total.
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