Published In
Ann Arbor News, June 17, 1944
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Dr. Cyrus C. Strugis Dr. Cyrus C. Sturgis, director of Simpson Memorial Institute, and chairman of the University Department of Internal Medicine, has two songs in service. First Lt. Cyrus C. Sturgis, jr., is in the aviation branch, Army Intelligence, assigned to Civil Government Division. He enlisted three years ago, and when last heard from was in England. Ensign Samuel P. Sturgis enlisted 18 months ago. He is stationed at the Atlantic City Naval Air Base. Dr. Strugis gives sound reasons for buying War Bonds. "It is a patriotic duty and obligation," he says. "Moreover they are an ideal investment for a professional man, being safe and having a good rate of interest."

Published In
Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1944
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Osias Zwerdling has bought a $5,000 War Bond in the Fifth War Loan for his son Corporal Joseph Zwerdling, now in charge of a personnel office of the Army coastal guard. Joseph was formerly an assistant Michigan attorney general. Mr. Zwerdling makes this earnest War Bond appeal: "Every man, woman, and child has the responsibility of contributing to the success of the sale of War Bonds as one of the means of assuring victory for our armed forces. Let us buy more and more War Bonds, because buying them is the best investment in human values, in the future of our country. Let us remember and repeat the slogan of the present campaign 'Back the Attack, Buy More Than Before!' "We shall have a greater share in Victory by responding loyally and whole-heartedly to the Fifth War Loan appeal. Thus we show our faith, faith in ourselves, in our government, in our fighting men, and in the invasion."

Published In
Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1942
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THE NAVY SAYS 'WELL DONE': King-Seeley Corp. received extra reward for its war production efforts yesterday afternoon when Rear-Admiral William Carleton Watts, USN (retired) Washington, D. C. presented the firm with the Navy 'E' for excellence pennant. Shown above from left to right above admiring the pennant are Admiral Watts, Arthur Knight, foreman of King-Seeley's night janitorial force and an employee for 17 years, Mrs. Pearl Wheeler, who has been a company inspector for 18 years, and John Airey, president and general manager of King-Seeley Corp.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, June 2, 1945
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NEARLY HALF WAY THERE: Sales of E and Non-E Bonds today reached 47 per cent of Washtenaw county's $4,702,000 goal. Ann Arbor and Washtenaw county War Bond sales today totalled $2,250,136. That's 47 per cent of the way toward our $4,702,000 objective in E and Non-E (Individual) Bonds in the Seventh War Loan. We have the flag almost half way up. Can we get it all the way up by Flag Day, June 14? Sure we can! We can do it by intensive effort in buying and selling. We can do it if every one who can afford an extra Bond buys it now. We can do it if each salesman contacts every one of his prospects. Let's not dawdle about this job! The marines on Iwo Jima didn't dawdle. Let's do our job as efficiently as they did their job! Let's finish it up between now and Flag Day! Let's go!