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New York bank owned by a Dutch bank in the Thyssen family’s business empire; its stock was seized by the U.S. in October 1942.
Union Banking Corporation. New York bank owned by a Dutch bank in the Thyssen family’s business empire; its stock was seized by the U.S. in October 1942.
Oct 1942
Union Banking Corporation, sanctioned by Office of Alien Property Custodian. All of its capital stock vested by the Alien Property Custodian under the Trading with the Enemy Act.
Union Banking Corporation, board members: Prescott Bush.
Union Banking Corporation, chaired by E. Roland Harriman.
Union Banking Corporation, located in New York City.
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