Pullman Company advertisement; "Dear Bill - The Navy doesn't cry."

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Abstract:

Pullman Company advertisement depicting the war-time problems of transportation. In this case, it urges travelers to cancel unneeded reservations to make them available to others. The advertisement's message takes the form of a letter from a wife who cannot join her husband on his leave because of the lack of an available berth.

Date:

1943-05-31

Publisher:

Time, Inc.

Source:

Life (Chicago, Ill.)

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World War II Advertisements - 1943

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Morale, Pullman Corp., World War II, World War II Ads, WWII Ads - 1943

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“Pullman Company advertisement; "Dear Bill - The Navy doesn't cry.".” World War II Advertisements - 1943. WCSU Archives, 7 Mar. 2024. Accessed on the Web: 7 Nov. 2024.