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S. 2162, A Bill to Restore to Congress Its Constitutional Power to Issue Money and Regulate the Value Thereof; to Provide for the Orderly Distribution of the Abundance With Which a Beneficent Creator Has Blessed Us; to Establish and Maintain the Purchasing Power of Money at a Fixed and Equitable Level; to Restore the Values of Property to Just and Equitable Levels; to Increase the Prices of Agricultural Products to a Point Where They Will Yield the Cost of Production Plus a Fair Profit to the Farmer; to Provide a Living and Just Annual Wage Which Will Enable Every Citizen Willing to Work and Capable of Working to Maintain and Educate His Family on an Increasing Level or Standard of Living; to Repay Debts With Dollars of Equal Value; to Lift in Part the Burden of Taxation; and for Other Purposes : 74th Congress, 1st Session, Box 141

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S. 2162, A Bill to Restore to Congress Its Constitutional Power to Issue Money and Regulate the Value Thereof; to Provide for the Orderly Distribution of the Abundance With Which a Beneficent Creator Has Blessed Us; to Establish and Maintain the Purchasing Power of Money at a Fixed and Equitable Level; to Restore the Values of Property to Just and Equitable Levels; to Increase the Prices of Agricultural Products to a Point Where They Will Yield the Cost of Production Plus a Fair Profit to the Farmer; to Provide a Living and Just Annual Wage Which Will Enable Every Citizen Willing to Work and Capable of Working to Maintain and Educate His Family on an Increasing Level or Standard of Living; to Repay Debts With Dollars of Equal Value; to Lift in Part the Burden of Taxation; and for Other Purposes : 74th Congress, 1st Session, Box 141

DATE: March 4, 1935

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United States. Congress. Senate. S. 2162, A Bill to Restore to Congress Its Constitutional Power to Issue Money and Regulate the Value Thereof; to Provide for the Orderly Distribution of the Abundance With Which a Beneficent Creator Has Blessed Us; to Establish and Maintain the Purchasing Power of Money at a Fixed and Equitable Level; to Restore the Values of Property to Just and Equitable Levels; to Increase the Prices of Agricultural Products to a Point Where They Will Yield the Cost of Production Plus a Fair Profit to the Farmer; to Provide a Living and Just Annual Wage Which Will Enable Every Citizen Willing to Work and Capable of Working to Maintain and Educate His Family on an Increasing Level or Standard of Living; to Repay Debts With Dollars of Equal Value; to Lift in Part the Burden of Taxation; and for Other Purposes : 74th Congress, 1st Session, Box 141, Records of the Federal Reserve System, Record Group 82. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/archival/1344/item/539742, accessed on April 23, 2024.

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