Victory Liberty Loan and National Duty Postwar Duty
The article urges Americans to back the Victory Liberty Loan, arguing unity and sacrifice secured Allied victory in World War I. It cites past loans, calls for continued support, and frames patriotism as essential in peace as in war, urging citizens to pay their share and honor those who served.
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Victory Liberty Loan drive touted as fastest pace set
Washington April 21 Many hundreds of volunteers nationwide push the Victory liberty loan drive the final and most spectacular war financing effort. Public displays including planes, captured German subs, trains with battle exhibits and army bands will promote subscriptions to exceed 20 million. Subscrib ers receive badges and flags. posters and ads roll out nationwide. Early returns from canvassers in the Salvation Army budget drive are promising but incomplete.
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