Federal Reserve Act, 1913: McFadden Act, 1927; Banking Act of 1933, Banking Act of 1935, Banking Holding Company Act, 1956; ... 1958 |
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Page 24
... suggested that , first of all , this should mean the pay- ment of the bonds at maturity and a definite statement to that effect . This the committee has included in its bill . The 24 CHANGES IN THE BANKING AND CURRENCY SYSTEM .
... suggested that , first of all , this should mean the pay- ment of the bonds at maturity and a definite statement to that effect . This the committee has included in its bill . The 24 CHANGES IN THE BANKING AND CURRENCY SYSTEM .
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... effect thereon of corresponding changes in the stock of member banks . The gen- eral purpose is to require member banks to pay additional pro rata subscriptions as they increase their capital stock and to permit them to withdraw capital ...
... effect thereon of corresponding changes in the stock of member banks . The gen- eral purpose is to require member banks to pay additional pro rata subscriptions as they increase their capital stock and to permit them to withdraw capital ...
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... effect means that every national bank now in existence must within a year either ( a ) take out stock in a Federal reserve bank , ( b ) become a State bank under State laws , or ( c ) leave the busi- ness entirely . It is evident that ...
... effect means that every national bank now in existence must within a year either ( a ) take out stock in a Federal reserve bank , ( b ) become a State bank under State laws , or ( c ) leave the busi- ness entirely . It is evident that ...
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... effect the transfer , this being deemed a sufficient time in view of the compara- tively low state of the Government's deposits in banks to - day . The apportionment of the funds between banks is required to be made as equitably as ...
... effect the transfer , this being deemed a sufficient time in view of the compara- tively low state of the Government's deposits in banks to - day . The apportionment of the funds between banks is required to be made as equitably as ...
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... effect that at least $ 50,000,000 per annum in 3 per cent bonds can and will be absorbed in the United States at par . Should such prove not to be the case , the banks have only to retain their present bonds and continue the issue of ...
... effect that at least $ 50,000,000 per annum in 3 per cent bonds can and will be absorbed in the United States at par . Should such prove not to be the case , the banks have only to retain their present bonds and continue the issue of ...
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