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May 26, 1945
The Union Times
New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut
What is this article about?
Harold V. Feinmark, secretary-treasurer of the Connecticut Federation of Labor, urges full support for the Seventh War Loan Drive in a letter to affiliates, emphasizing the need to defeat Japan after V-E Day and calling for bond purchases to ensure victory.
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Feinmark Urges
Full Support For
War Loan Drive
Will Help In Decisive De-
feat Of The Treacherous
Japs, He Says
Full support for the Seventh
War Loan Drive is urged by Har-
old V. Feinmark, secretary-treas-
urer of the Conn. Federation of La-
bor. In a letter sent to all affiliates
of the Federation, Feinmark says:
"We of the Connecticut Federation
of Labor rejoice with all our Allies
on the passing of V-E day. How-
ever—as our President Truman, and
President Green of the American
Federation of Labor, have already
said—the war is only one-half won.
We must now concentrate all our
efforts to a decisive defeat of the
treacherous Jap.
"We are now in the midst of the
Mighty Seventh War Loan Drive
which must finance the undertaking
in the Pacific.
"Let us all now resolve to—1st—
hold the Bonds we now possess
and—2nd—to extend our financial
resources and make larger pur-
chases during the Seventh War
Loan Drive.
Let us further resolve to make
this the greatest drive in our his-
tory and bring this conflict to a suc-
cessful and final conclusion."
Full Support For
War Loan Drive
Will Help In Decisive De-
feat Of The Treacherous
Japs, He Says
Full support for the Seventh
War Loan Drive is urged by Har-
old V. Feinmark, secretary-treas-
urer of the Conn. Federation of La-
bor. In a letter sent to all affiliates
of the Federation, Feinmark says:
"We of the Connecticut Federation
of Labor rejoice with all our Allies
on the passing of V-E day. How-
ever—as our President Truman, and
President Green of the American
Federation of Labor, have already
said—the war is only one-half won.
We must now concentrate all our
efforts to a decisive defeat of the
treacherous Jap.
"We are now in the midst of the
Mighty Seventh War Loan Drive
which must finance the undertaking
in the Pacific.
"Let us all now resolve to—1st—
hold the Bonds we now possess
and—2nd—to extend our financial
resources and make larger pur-
chases during the Seventh War
Loan Drive.
Let us further resolve to make
this the greatest drive in our his-
tory and bring this conflict to a suc-
cessful and final conclusion."
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
War Loan Drive
Seventh War Loan
Defeat Japan
Labor Federation
V E Day
Bond Purchases
What entities or persons were involved?
Harold V. Feinmark
President Truman
President Green
Where did it happen?
Connecticut
Story Details
Key Persons
Harold V. Feinmark
President Truman
President Green
Location
Connecticut
Event Date
Passing Of V E Day
Story Details
Harold V. Feinmark urges Connecticut Federation of Labor affiliates to support the Seventh War Loan Drive by holding existing bonds and making larger purchases to finance the Pacific war effort and achieve decisive defeat of Japan.