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

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Banking and Currency Committee pending legislation, 1941 Box 42, Folder 12

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Banking and Currency Committee Pending Legislation, 1942 Box 43, Folder 7

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Banking and Currency Committee pending legislation, 1944 Box 43, Folder 12

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Banking and Currency Committee pending legislation, 1945 Box 43, Folder 14

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Banking and Currency Committee Pending Legislation (Office of Price Administration), 1946 Box 43, Folder 15

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Banking and Currency Committee report of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States on the Federal Reserve System, 1930 Box 15, Folder 14

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Banking and currency legislation S. 1833, 1920 Box 8, Folder 20

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Banking and Currency Report 133 House Resolution 7837 Federal Reserve Act, 1913 Box 44, Folder 8-9

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Banking and Currency Subcommittee legislation and chairmanship, 1936 Box 38, Folder 16

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Banking and Senate Committee Hearings on Banking Act of 1935 Amendments, 1935 Box 37, Folder 4

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