...the value of such securities, and the effect of such practices upon interstate and foreign commerce, upon the operation of the national banking system...power of the United States with respect to any such securities; and (2) to report to the Senate as soon aspracticable the results of such investigation...

...of such practices upon interstate and foreign commerce, upon the operation of the national hanking system and the Federal reserve system, and upon the...power of the United States with respect to any such securities; and (2) to report to the Senate as soon as practicable the results of such investigation...

...the value of these securities, and the effect of such practices upon interstate and foreign commerce, upon the operation of the national banking system...power of the United States with respect to any such securities, and (2) to report to the Senate as soon as practicable the results of such investigation...

...committee owers generally believed to permit them to investigate stock-exchange and bunking practices, "and the desirability of the exercise of the taxing...power of the United States with respect to any such securities." Subsequently Senate Joint Resolution 206. Senate Resolutions 239, 371, 373, and 5tt were...

...the operation of the national banking system and the Federal Reserve System, and upon the market ft>r securities of the United States Government, and the...desirability of the exercise of the taxing power of tne I'nlted States with respect to any such securities." (See also Report of the Senate Committee on...