This decision, as I assured you, reflects no lack of complete confidence in you, or dissatisfaction in any respect with your public service, or disagreement on monetary or debt-management policies, or with official actions taken by the Board under your chairmanship.
Harry Truman: “This decision, as I assured you, reflects no lack of complete confidence in you, or dissatisfaction in any respect with…”
On the recordJanuary 26, 1948
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Letter to Marriner Eccles Asking Him To Remain With the Federal Reserve Board as Vice Chairman
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