Said United States Grain Corporation, continuing to act as a governmental agency for this purpose only, and acting through its officers and agents, and in accordance with law, shall proceed as rapidly as may be reasonably possible to discharge all its remaining obligations and to wind up and liquidate all its remaining business, property and affairs, and dissolve in accordance with the laws of Delaware, under which it was incorporated pursuant to the Executive Order of August 14, 1917.
Woodrow Wilson: “Said United States Grain Corporation, continuing to act as a governmental agency for this purpose only, and acting…”
On the recordAugust 20, 1920
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Executive Order 3320—Liquidation of United States Grain Corporation
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