Hoover plan aims to stabilize banks and extend credit
President Hoover unveils a comprehensive banking stabilizing program after conferring with senators and representatives. It envisions a private 500 million dollar bank crisis corporation, expanded rediscounting, and a larger federal land bank network to aid farmers, plus talks with France on an international moratorium.
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