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Officials at opening of Federal Reserve Bldg., Oct 15, 1937. Wayne C. Taylor, Asst. Secy. of Treasury; Roy C. Young, Pres. of Fed. Reserve Bank of Boston; Henry Morgenthau, Secy. of Treasury; John K. McKee, member of Board of Governors of Fed. Reserve System.
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Officials at opening of Federal Reserve Bldg., Oct 15, 1937. Wayne C. Taylor, Asst. Secy. of Treasury; Roy C. Young, Pres. of Fed. Reserve Bank of Boston; Henry Morgenthau, Secy. of Treasury; John K. McKee, member of Board of Governors of Fed. Reserve System.

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Credit lineOfficials at opening of Federal Reserve Bldg., Oct 15, 1937. Wayne C. Taylor, Asst. Secy. of Treasury; Roy C. Young, Pres. of Fed. Reserve Bank of Boston; Henry Morgenthau, Secy. of Treasury; John K. . 1937. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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