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BusinessWeek; 11/12/1930, Issue 62, p6-7, 2p |
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The article reports on a meeting of New York Federal Reserve Bank Governor George L. Harrison and European bank leaders to tackle extending help to business with poor performance in 1930. The meeting is deemed to be like the 1927 meeting of European central bankers in the U.S., which was not disclosed to the public. The author says that the meeting gives European central bankers more freedom in terms of conferring with Harrison but any solutions formed during the conference would still be pending upon the agreement of the U.S. Federal Reserve system. |
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