The Government can't do that, but it will assist in any way in which it can assist to furnish adequate credit facilities, or credit that may be needed at the present time.
Calvin Coolidge: “The Government can't do that, but it will assist in any way in which it can assist to furnish adequate credit…”
On the recordJanuary 21, 1924
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