Why the 7th War Loan Is the Biggest Yet
These men explain why the 7th War Loan demands unprecedented help from Americans. They describe giant ships, a growing air force with thousands of bombers, jet planes, and the case for supplying entirely new equipment to Pacific Forces locally.
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Pacific
Europe
War Bond Appeal Urges Quota Buy-In From All
The speech frames the 7th War Loan as a shared duty. It contrasts generals and admirals with veterans scarred by war and disability to stress sacrifice. It urges every earner to learn their quota and contribute funds. The rhetoric links financial support to national strength.
Mighty 7 War Loan Drive Names Local Businesses
A list of sponsors and participating local merchants supports the mighty seven war loan drive. Patterson's Market at 216 Main and several Seal Beach shops including Jaeckel's Market, Sam's Sea Foods, Norton and Bailey Builders, and others on Main Street and nearby avenues are named as contributors.
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America
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Adm
Ernest J. King
U. S. Army
Chester W. Nimitz
Henry H. Armold
Douglas MacAg
Mighty 7
J. Jolly Jones
Jessie Reed
Patterson’s Market
Main Street
Seal Beach
Abbott’s Market
Clyde Miller
Fred J. Smith
Jack’s Fruit & Vegetable Market
Seal Beach Radio Service
Ray de Vos
General Store
Photo Shop
Cassy’s Barber Shop
Yellow Cab
Norton & Bailey Builders
Ocean Avenue
Sam’s Sea Foods
Coast Highway
Jaeckel’s Market
Homer E. DeSadeleer
Dovalis
Mayson W. Shouler
Lee Howard
Larry Sheehan
E. Second Long Beach
State Street
Frank Shufelt
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