Intermediate Credit Corporation: Hearings ... Seventy-fourth Congress, First Session on H.R. 5918, a Bill to Provide for the Creation of an Intermediate Credit Corporation for Commerce and Industry, to Aid in Financing Small and Medium Sized Commercial and Industrial Establishments, and for Other Purposes, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1935 - 204 pages |
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I sincerely believe in those findings , unless the reporting manufacturers have lied to us which is highly improbably . Mr. GIFFORD . Are you planning to discuss and criticize the R. F. C. Dr. BECKMAN . No , sir ; I was not planning to ...
I sincerely believe in those findings , unless the reporting manufacturers have lied to us which is highly improbably . Mr. GIFFORD . Are you planning to discuss and criticize the R. F. C. Dr. BECKMAN . No , sir ; I was not planning to ...
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There are a great many others who believe , on the basis of the facts that have been found , that the law was only partly to blame , and that many of the defects are due to the administration of the law rather than to the law itself .
There are a great many others who believe , on the basis of the facts that have been found , that the law was only partly to blame , and that many of the defects are due to the administration of the law rather than to the law itself .
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Other questions can be raised in that connection , but I do not believe this is the place here to argue about it . Was the R. F. C. bill intended as a recovery measure , or as a banking measure ?
Other questions can be raised in that connection , but I do not believe this is the place here to argue about it . Was the R. F. C. bill intended as a recovery measure , or as a banking measure ?
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His statement in part was as follows : " It stands to reason that as long as bank examiners believe it to be their duty constantly to hammer on loans that are admittedly good only because they are slow , it will have the effect not only ...
His statement in part was as follows : " It stands to reason that as long as bank examiners believe it to be their duty constantly to hammer on loans that are admittedly good only because they are slow , it will have the effect not only ...
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It is true that issuers are not liable if they can prove that at the time the registration statement became effective they had reasonable ground to believe and did believe that no omission of a material fact was made therein , and that ...
It is true that issuers are not liable if they can prove that at the time the registration statement became effective they had reasonable ground to believe and did believe that no omission of a material fact was made therein , and that ...
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| Title | Intermediate Credit Corporation: Hearings ... Seventy-fourth Congress, First Session on H.R. 5918, a Bill to Provide for the Creation of an Intermediate Credit Corporation for Commerce and Industry, to Aid in Financing Small and Medium Sized Commercial and Industrial Establishments, and ..., Part 1 Intermediate Credit Corporation: Hearings ... Seventy-fourth Congress, First Session on H.R. 5918, a Bill to Provide for the Creation of an Intermediate Credit Corporation for Commerce and Industry, to Aid in Financing Small and Medium Sized Commercial and Industrial Establishments, and for Other Purposes, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency |
| Author | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1935 |
| Length | 204 pages |
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