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[Associated Press], “Eccles Tells Byrd to Stop Name-Calling,” December 26, 1938.




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January 3, 1939-

Mr. to. J. Gilmour,
1310 itogers Avenue,
Brooklyn, New York.
Dear Mr. Gilmour:
This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter
of December 26th with reference to my recent reply to
Senator Byrd.
I found your comments both pertinent and interesting, and I agree that without the government
activity, there would be millions fewer jobs both in
industry as well as outside and much less productive
and useful work done.
I wanted you to know that I appreciated your
observations and your thoughtfulness in writing.

Sincerely yours,

U. S. Eccles,
Chairman.

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