Farm Borrowers Expected To Boost War Bond Purchases In 1944
Washington reports the War Finance Division predicts increased farmer investment in the Sixth War Loan. Farm income hits peak in 1944 with BEA estimates showing cash income around 9.9 billion dollars, despite higher costs. Farmers expect deposits to fund bonds and liquidity aids, with 1944 bank deposits and savings adding to bond purchases.
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Washington, D. C
Stermee
War Finance Division
U.S. Treasury
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ed R. Gamble
BEA
Telve
OPA
Christmas Miracle for Mary Ann on the Marsh
In a Cajun marsh settlement, Jules and Marie Greillon finally see joy as Mary Ann discovers a Christmas tree a stocking and a doll. The couple reflecting on past hardship feel both sorrow and relief as the festive scene unfolds. The scene centers on family love and faith after a tense season away from Mary Ann.
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Jules Greillon
Marie
Mr. Bonjour
Mary Ann
Jules
Butte
Brett
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Rat Country
Santa Claus
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Sixth War Loan frames Pacific fight and homefront effort
The piece urges a Sixth War Loan of 14 billion dollars to back the Pacific campaign. It outlines Japan's large army and forced labor, long workdays, and low wages, arguing Americans must buy extra bonds to shorten the war and bring soldiers home.
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Pacific
Hitler
Japan
America
Destiny
Allied
France
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