Calvin Coolidge25 February 1927
Coolidge signs the McFadden Act, which gives Federal Reserve Banks perpetual charters and revises national bank branching rules while preserving important limits on interstate banking.
United States of America · Economy / Banking. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Coolidge signs the McFadden Act, which gives Federal Reserve Banks perpetual charters and revises national bank branching rules while preserving important limits on interstate banking.
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