Bond Rally Nets Two Million, p. 11
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Title
Bond Rally Nets Two Million, p. 11
Description
"NEW YORK – (ANP) – Lushest take on the gate ever seen in Harlem was the Fourth of July evening at Lewisohn stadium, when a half-filled house paid the startling sum of two millions [sic] dollars to see a four-hour lang [sic] entertainment-studded bond rally program.
Admission was by purchase of a war bond, as part of the current Fifth War Loan drive. Earlier rains and a threatening evening cut down the production by half, but the house had already been sold out. With the two millions [sic], the Liberty ship “Bert Williams” will be constructed."
Admission was by purchase of a war bond, as part of the current Fifth War Loan drive. Earlier rains and a threatening evening cut down the production by half, but the house had already been sold out. With the two millions [sic], the Liberty ship “Bert Williams” will be constructed."
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Publisher
The Chicago Defender
Date
1944-7-15
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Citation
N/A, “Bond Rally Nets Two Million, p. 11,” African American Fourth of July, accessed May 2, 2024, https://africanamerican4th.omeka.net/items/show/69.