Mrs. William Lamb - St. Joseph's Hospital Pharmacy, War Bond Drive, June 1944
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Ann Arbor News, June 12, 1944
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Mrs. William B. Lamb Mrs. William B. Lamb, 210 N. State street, registered nurse, has strong reasons for buying War bonds. Her husband enlisted in the Navy two years ago. He is a first class petty officer. Her brother, also in the Navy, has been in the South Pacific for more than two years, having part in seven major battles. he has been home only once on furlough and that was last September. Mrs. Lamb, who for the past four years has been supervisor of the pharmacy department at St. Joseph's hospital, is buying War bonds to bring her husband and brother back home as soon as possible, and to help all our armed forces on the way to victory. "After the war when my husband comes back, we hope to use our war bonds to buy a home," says Mrs. Lamb.
Ann Arbor News, June 12, 1944
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Mrs. William B. Lamb Mrs. William B. Lamb, 210 N. State street, registered nurse, has strong reasons for buying War bonds. Her husband enlisted in the Navy two years ago. He is a first class petty officer. Her brother, also in the Navy, has been in the South Pacific for more than two years, having part in seven major battles. he has been home only once on furlough and that was last September. Mrs. Lamb, who for the past four years has been supervisor of the pharmacy department at St. Joseph's hospital, is buying War bonds to bring her husband and brother back home as soon as possible, and to help all our armed forces on the way to victory. "After the war when my husband comes back, we hope to use our war bonds to buy a home," says Mrs. Lamb.
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1944
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June
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