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

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Carter Glass and George L. Harrison with greetings and the Glass-Steagall Act S. 4115, 1942 Box 43, Folder 8

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Carter Glass and George Moses about Anti-New Deal and Political Party Change, 1937 Box 124, Folder 2

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Carter Glass and George Wharton Pepper about the Banking Act of 1935, 1935 Box 35, Folder 16

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Carter Glass and George W. Norris about country bank reserves, 1924 Box 11, Folder 21

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Carter Glass and George W. Norris about Federal Reserve Legislation, 1934 Box 32, Folder 21

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Carter Glass and George W. Norris about the Federal Reserve System, 1930 Box 15, Folder 25

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Carter Glass and George W. Norris about the Glass-Steagall Act, 1932 Box 19, Folder 12

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Carter Glass and George W. Norris about the Glass-Steagall Act, 1933 Box 27, Folder 20

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Carter Glass and George W.Norris about the McFadden Bill, 1927 Box 13, Folder 29

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Carter Glass and Governor Westmoreland Davis about Jackson Day Dinner, 1920 Box 111, Folder 11

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