 | Henry Parker Willis - 1915 - 364 sider
...vf i) Creation of a joint mechanism for the extension of credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose...industrial demands on the part of their clientele. *^2. Ultimate retirement of the present bondsecured currency, with suitable provision for the fulfilment... | |
 | Henry Parker Willis - 1916 - 390 sider
...: 1. Creation of a joint mechanism for the extension of credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose...industrial demands on the part of their clientele. 2. Ultimate retirement of the present bond-secured currency, with suitable provision for the fulfillment... | |
 | Willis Seaver Paine - 1917 - 452 sider
...George W. Prince, Illinois, and James MacLachlan, California. credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose...industrial demands on the part of their clientele. "2. Ultimate retirement of the present bond-secured currency, with suitable provisions for the fulfilment... | |
 | Henry Parker Willis - 1923 - 1792 sider
...: 1. Creation of a joint mechanism for the extension of credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose...industrial demands on the part of their clientele. 2. Ultimate retirement of the present bond-secured currency, with suitable provision for the fulfillment... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency - 1947 - 44 sider
...the "creation of a joint mechanism for the extension of credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose...industrial demands on the part of their clientele." Furthermore, the report of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee on the original Federal Reserve... | |
 | United States Congress. House. Banking and Currency Committee - 1958 - 908 sider
...country: 1 . Creation of a joint mechanism for the extension of credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose...industrial demands on the part of their clientele. 2. Ultimalo retirement of the present bond-secured currency, with .suitable provision for the fulfillmenf... | |
 | David A. Moss - 2004 - 472 sider
...the "[c]reation of a joint mechanism for the extension of credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose...agricultural, and industrial demands on the part of their clientele."126 At the time, it was widely believed that this new institution would also eliminate the... | |
 | Roger W. Babson - 2006 - 449 sider
...sound assets (especially in times of emergency) and which desire to liquidate them for the ourpose of meeting legitimate commercial, agricultural, and...of the present bond-secured currency, with suitable provisions for the fulfillment of government obligations to bondholders. (3) The establishment of a... | |
 | 1913 - 412 sider
...country: 1. Creation of a joint mechanism for the extension of credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose...industrial demands on the part of their clientele. 2. Ultimate retirement of the present bond-secured currency, with suitable provision for the fulfillment... | |
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Creation of a joint mechanism for the extension of credit to banks which possess sound assets and which desire to liquidate them for the purpose of meeting legitimate, commercial, agricultural, and industrial demands on the part of their clientele. 