Government to launch defense savings bond campaign
Washington announces a nationwide drive to sell billions in new defense savings bonds. The program targets workers, banks, schools, labor unions, and employers to encourage regular purchases from denominations 10 cents to 10 000 dollars. Firms may buy for employees and redeemers, with Series F and G bonds in 100 to 1000 dollar denominations.
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Banks to Support Aid Financing
The nation's 16 000 banks will support fully the government's plans for national defense financing, said P B Houston president of the American Bankers Association. He spoke before an ABA regional conference, noting banks are aiding mobilization of the nation's financial strength and distributing the treasury's defense saving securities.
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G O P Chairman to Resign Monday
Representative Joseph W. Martin arrives for a two day Republican leaders conference and says he will resign as GOP national chairman on Monday. Franklin Waltman accompanies him as publicity director for the national committee. The parley brings together state chairmen and others from 39 states as national committee members meet in Washington Monday.
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New Mexico U to Change Semester Schedule
New Mexico University announced a new schedule to end the fall semester at Christmas instead of late January, effective this summer. The fall term will run from August 21 to December 16, with a spring term from January 20 to May 1.
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New Mexico University
Naval Base Lease Signing Planned Amid Transfers
A proposed agreement would grant the United States a multi year lease on naval bases in exchange for a transfer of $9. The announcement disclosed key terms and the parties involved, with emphasis on the signaling of a formal signing slated for a near future. The document references high level officials and the countries shaping the deal.
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Stations to Change Frequencies Across Four Meters
Four San Antonio radio stations will move frequencies March 29 at 2 am under a Federal Radio Commission plan to reduce interference. KABC shifts from 3490 to 1450 kilocycles, WEMAG from 3370 to 1400, KONG from 3370 to 1400, and WOAT from 1190 to 1200 kilocycles. KTBA keeps its current channel.
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