Invasion Front Rally Promises Victory Bond Drive
A wartime rally speech urges every citizen to buy at least one extra $100 War Bond during the Drive to reach $15 billion, stressing personal sacrifice and the need for planes tanks and ships. The address ends by urging support and noting the enemy just over the hill. Several local businesses are listed in a postscript.
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Safest Investments of 1951 1953 Spotlight Bonds
The piece highlights United States Savings Bonds Series G as a safe investment option during 1951 to 1953, alongside other top secure choices. It notes the role of government-backed securities and consumer confidence in the era's financial strategy.
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United & Savings Bonds
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Wales
Maxine
Fuqua’s Cafe
Justesen’s Food Store
Safeway Store
Bill Brown
Twin Peppers
Cooper’s Flower Shop and Nursery
Shapter Recaptire Shop
H. A. Thomas’ Standard
Lassiter's Auto Supply
Shafter Theater
Johnson-Neuman
Alexander’s
Home Appliance Company
Mann and Brown
Robert Neuman
King Lumber Company
Nikkel Iron Works
D. O. Moore Ginning Company
Duehren
Hardware Shafter Warehouse Company
Neufeld’s Automotive Parts
Irvin E. Fike
Post Office
Zeman’s Radio
Anderson Oil Company
Dianne Beauty Shop
Shafter Drug Company
T. J. Crawford
Spud and Neuman’s Cafes
F. $. Rasco
Art’s Gilmore
KEM & Company—Furniture
Herschel’s
Associated Service
Bakersfield Implement CO
Hitchcock Auto Parts
Sam Lachenmaier
McClure’s Drug Store
Camp-West-Love Ginning CO
Frank Russell
Lachenmaier
Coberly-West Company
Central Barber Shop
Shafter Motel
SLY & Unruh
Janzen Funeral Home
Peter A. Channeson, Attorney
Shafter Farms Company
R. & W. Cafe
the Friendly Tavern