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A reminder of the nation's tremendous war loan drive is Private Jack Y. Oato of Company G, 442 Infantry, who paid cash on the line from $2,500 worth of war bonds--Above Private Oato hands over a fistfull of bills for bonds to Captain F. W. Vowell, his company commander, and Second Lieutenant Arthur MacColl

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A reminder of the nation's tremendous war loan drive is Private Jack Y. Oato of Company G, 442 Infantry, who paid cash on the line from $2,500 worth of war bonds--Above Private Oato hands over a fistfull of bills for bonds to Captain F. W. Vowell, his company commander, and Second Lieutenant Arthur MacColl

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Photograph by Bureau of Public Relations, U.S. War Department.

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01/01/1943

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38.88868, -77.00472

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