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

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Eugene Meyer, Charles S. Hamlin, and A. P. Miller to Carter Glass about Study of Federal Reserve Act [pre-Glass Steagall Bill], 1931 Box 18, Folder 11

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Eugene Meyer to Carter Glass about the Federal Reserve Act Amendment, 1928 Box 14, Folder 13

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Eugene Meyer to Carter Glass about the Federal Reserve System, 1930 Box 15, Folder 29

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Eugene Meyer to Carter Glass about the Federal Reserve System, 1931 Box 17, Folder 15

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European Aid, 1922 Box 112, Folder 27

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Europe financial situation: Norman H. Davis to Carter Glass, 1920 Box 145, Folder 16

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Excerpts Franklin Delano Roosevelt Campaign on Reduction and Reorganization of Government, 1932 Box 278, Folder 49

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Excess Profit tax and Anti-poll tax, 1945 Box 104, Folder 1

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Export Financing Bill, 1919 Box 177, Folder 4

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Extended Remarks James J. Davis and Albert W. Johnson on Conscription, 1940 Box 279, Folder 17

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