Ohio War Savings sees $130 million in securities held
Chaotic markets push cautious investors toward government guaranteed savings. Ohio’s War Savings Committee notes Ohioans hold over $130 million in War Savings Stamps and $100 Treasury Savings Certificates, which historically rise in value and are redeemable at any post office. Prices rise July 1.
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Columbus
Siaulate
Ohio War Savings Committee
War Savings
Newspapers Praised for Ohio Government Securities Support
Columbus report quotes Don L Tobin treasury publicity director praising Ohio newspapers for their strong backing of the government saving program. He notes that Ohio leads in War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates sales due to loyal, race and party free press support despite a chaotic market and reduced pages.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Preas
Don L. Tobin
Treasury Department
Fourth
Federal Reserve District
Treasury Savings
Tobin
The City of Crime and War Savings Stamps
A newspaper endorses War Savings Stamps as the safest investment while labeling Artena Italy as the City of Crime. It claims Artena hosts a high proportion of criminals and offspring of criminals, reflecting exaggerated, sensational rhetoric.
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Artena
Italy
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The saying notes swallows fly low as moisture-laden air brings insects to ground. It explains swallows hawk insects on the wing, then search and feed closer to earth as rain approaches.
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