Collection: Carter Glass Papers, 1820/1946 - ARVAS Search Results

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Carter Glass and Walker H. Adams about FDIC and taxes, 1940 Box 42, Folder 2

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Carter Glass and Walter B. Mahoney about invitations to speak or write articles, 1931 Box 17, Folder 22

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Carter Glass and Walter B. Mahoney about the Federal Reserve System, 1929 Box 15, Folder 2

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Carter Glass and Walter B. Mahoney about the Federal Reserve System, 1930 Box 15, Folder 23

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Carter Glass and Walter B. Mahoney about the Glass-Steagall Act, 1932 Box 19, Folder 10

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Carter Glass and Walter B. Mahony about Hoover moratorium (foreign debt), 1931 Box 17, Folder 21

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Carter Glass and Walter E. Addison about Funeral of Hal D. Flood, 1922 Box 112, Folder 28

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Carter Glass and Walter Edward Harris about Judge Floyd Roberts Nomination, 1938 Box 140, Folder 3

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Carter Glass and Walter Edward Harris about the authorship of the Federal Reserve Act, 1926 Box 12, Folder 1

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Carter Glass and Walter Edward Harris about the McFadden Bill, 1927 Box 13, Folder 27

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