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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Chief Petty Officer Graham Washington Jackson, top Navy recruiter for Negro boys and ace bond salesman, helps Atlanta succeed in the Fifth War Loan Drive. He is photographed with Chairman Currie and E. M. Martin of Atlanta Life Insurance Company, which purchased $1,000,000 in bonds at the Bailey Royal Theatre event, alongside committee members and war heroes.
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Jackson And Atlantans Put Over Fifth War Loan Drive
Atlanta has reason to be proud of Chief Petty Officer Graham Washington Jackson. He is in addition to being the top man in recruiting young Negro boys for the Navy, he is America's ace bond salesman. He is shown here by the men who made a contribution to the winning of the war. On the night of the war bond sales in the Bailey Royal Theatre Jackson was snapped with Chairman Currie, left and E. M. Martin, secretary treasurer of the Atlanta Life Insurance Company, whose company purchase $1,000,000 worth of bonds on that date. Officer Graham is pictured in the center. Mr. Martin, right and M. Currie, left. In the top photo are members of the committee and war heroes who appeared on the program.
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Atlanta, Georgia; Bailey Royal Theatre
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Atlanta succeeds in Fifth War Loan Drive led by Chief Petty Officer Graham Washington Jackson, top Navy recruiter and bond salesman. Atlanta Life Insurance Company buys $1,000,000 in bonds; event features committee members and war heroes at Bailey Royal Theatre.