Disposition Authorities for Individual Classification for Headuqarters Case Files. Part B: Classification 84. Reconstruction Finance Corportation Act.

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Disposition Authorities for Individual Classification for Headuqarters Case Files. Part B: Classification 84. Reconstruction Finance Corportation Act.

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This classification was established in 1934 to cover investigations of violations of the provisions of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, Title 15, Chapter 14 of the U.S. Code. The first case file is dated March 1934. Investigated violations include false statements made in connection with loan applications, speculating in securities of borrowers, forgery and counterfeiting. In 1937 investigations of forgery and counterfeiting of government obligations were turned over to the Secret Service. In 1938 cases arising in connection with the Commodity Credit Corporation (whose funds were to a large extent, provided by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act) were referred to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Changes in the provisions of Title 18 of the U.S. Code led the Bureau to declare this classification obsolete in 1949 and to assign files on investigations of cases relating to Federal lending and insurance agencies to classification 66.

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