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 98
... closed in our great United States of America , between Maine and California , not one bank closed because they had loaned money to the little fellow . I have discussed that with Mr. Merriam , of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation ...
... closed in our great United States of America , between Maine and California , not one bank closed because they had loaned money to the little fellow . I have discussed that with Mr. Merriam , of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation ...
Page 99
... closed to him . I will say there are two sources where he can get money today , but when he gets it from one source he pays as much as 42 percent annually . To another one , which will discount his bills receivable , he will have to pay ...
... closed to him . I will say there are two sources where he can get money today , but when he gets it from one source he pays as much as 42 percent annually . To another one , which will discount his bills receivable , he will have to pay ...
Page 102
... closed . Then this broker friend of mine came to me and said , " Practically , who is the smartest patriot , the man who took his money out of the bank before it closed , or the man who left it there ? " That is the situation today ...
... closed . Then this broker friend of mine came to me and said , " Practically , who is the smartest patriot , the man who took his money out of the bank before it closed , or the man who left it there ? " That is the situation today ...
Page 105
... closed . Mr. WILLIAMS . Did the closing of the banks tie up your funds ? Mr. BULLOCK . Tied up our funds and injured our credit . But we have operated from 1928 up until the present time without any working capital except what I could ...
... closed . Mr. WILLIAMS . Did the closing of the banks tie up your funds ? Mr. BULLOCK . Tied up our funds and injured our credit . But we have operated from 1928 up until the present time without any working capital except what I could ...
Page 110
... closed down , that could operate and operate profitably , if they could secure credit accommodations . My banker tells me , as I have explained to you , that they would be criticized if they would make a loan of $ 1,500 for 1 year . Mr ...
... closed down , that could operate and operate profitably , if they could secure credit accommodations . My banker tells me , as I have explained to you , that they would be criticized if they would make a loan of $ 1,500 for 1 year . Mr ...
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