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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
6
A wartime column analyzes how rationing of canned foods and meat drives demand for poultry and fresh produce. It notes a record poultry supply yet falling practical market movement due to CFA rules and fears a growing black market unless OPA rules become clear and enforceable by public support.
A review of Evelyn Stefansson’s Here Is Alaska highlighting Stefansson’s Arctic Library work and Alaska expertise. The book covers Alaska’s strategic islands, the Aleutians, and reflects on its growing significance since 1940.
Washington urged U S citizens to support a new Second War Loan drive starting April 12 by buying government bonds. The appeal argues civilians must sacrifice personal spending to fund the war effort as many are already in training or combat and casualties rise. Citizens can invest in Series E bonds or other bonds to back the war.
The passage features dialogue about voting attire and a wartime plea for Second War Loan Bonds. It notes Nazi resistance to plebiscites on war bonds and quotes Stefan Heyns. It references Casa Blanca, the pledge No Surrender, and keeping planes up while prices stay down.
A World War II public appeal promotes a 2nd War Loan Drive urging Americans to buy 15 billion extra dollars in War Savings Bonds during April. It details Series E bonds at 75 percent price, 2.9 percent interest, and denominations from 25 to 1000 dollars, plus other Treasuries and notes available for investment and tax purposes.
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