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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Page 11
... BECKMAN . I did not intend to bring in any argument about the N. R. A. I am myself very much in favor of the further extension of it , but I am also in favor of certain compensating advantages . As a matter of fact , I think the ...
... BECKMAN . I did not intend to bring in any argument about the N. R. A. I am myself very much in favor of the further extension of it , but I am also in favor of certain compensating advantages . As a matter of fact , I think the ...
Page 12
... BECKMAN . We were discussing this special report . Mr. GIFFORD . You referred to " we . " Dr. BECKMAN . I had a staff ; I was the chief economist in charge of that particular survey , and there were numbers of others who worked with me ...
... BECKMAN . We were discussing this special report . Mr. GIFFORD . You referred to " we . " Dr. BECKMAN . I had a staff ; I was the chief economist in charge of that particular survey , and there were numbers of others who worked with me ...
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... BECKMAN . No , sir ; I was not planning to discuss the matter at any length in my statement unless the Members of Congress ask questions on the subject . Mr. GIFFORD . Of course , those questions will be asked . Dr. BECKMAN . In that ...
... BECKMAN . No , sir ; I was not planning to discuss the matter at any length in my statement unless the Members of Congress ask questions on the subject . Mr. GIFFORD . Of course , those questions will be asked . Dr. BECKMAN . In that ...
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... BECKMAN . Most of them , yes . Mr. SISSON . But they could not borrow money at any bank ? Dr. BECKMAN . Under normal circumstances they would have . They were the kind of risk that possessed a combination of what are called the three ...
... BECKMAN . Most of them , yes . Mr. SISSON . But they could not borrow money at any bank ? Dr. BECKMAN . Under normal circumstances they would have . They were the kind of risk that possessed a combination of what are called the three ...
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... BECKMAN . Yes . Mr. KOPPLEMANN . Up to what time was that ? Dr. BECKMAN . That is up to May 22. That was after 4 months of the liberalization of the act . Then the question of commitments is very interesting . I found ; that so many of ...
... BECKMAN . Yes . Mr. KOPPLEMANN . Up to what time was that ? Dr. BECKMAN . That is up to May 22. That was after 4 months of the liberalization of the act . Then the question of commitments is very interesting . I found ; that so many of ...
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