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The Lincoln Times
Lincolnton, Lincoln County, North Carolina
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In Greensboro, NC, state Victory Loan chairman Clarence T. Leinbach announced on Dec. 10 that E, F, G Savings Bonds and Series C Notes sold through Dec. 31 count toward the drive. He urged efforts to meet quotas, noting E Bond sales at 58% ($17.5M) as of Dec. 7, with 42% remaining.
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Greensboro, Dec. 10—Although sale of Victory Loan market issues of 2½ per cent and 2¼ per cent Treasury Bonds closed December 8, all series E, F and G Savings Bonds and Series C Saving Notes sold through December 31 will be credited to the Victory Loan drive, Clarence T. Leinbach, state drive chairman, announced.
E Bond sales are lagging, he said, asking continued efforts to press the sale of the bonds through December 31 to assure success of county and state E Bond quotas.
Mr. Leinbach said the bonds make fine Christmas gifts.
"North Carolina must not fail in this last great Victory Loan E Bond drive," he stressed. "It is the most important of all."
Sales of E Bonds in North Carolina as of December 7 total $17,500,000 or 58 per cent of the E quota. With only 18 more selling days, there is yet 42 per cent of the total to sell.
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North Carolina
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Dec. 10
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e bond sales in north carolina as of december 7 total $17,500,000 or 58 per cent of the e quota, with 42 per cent remaining and 18 selling days left
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Clarence T. Leinbach, state drive chairman, announced that although some Treasury Bond sales closed on December 8, series E, F, G Savings Bonds and Series C Saving Notes sold through December 31 will be credited to the Victory Loan drive. He noted E Bond sales are lagging and urged continued efforts to meet county and state quotas, suggesting the bonds as fine Christmas gifts and stressing the importance of the drive for North Carolina.