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52nd Imperial Diet, House of Representatives, Budget Committee, 9th Meeting, March 14, Shōwa 2 (1927) (Response by Minister of Finance Kataoka Naoharu).

Minutes of the Imperial Diet — National Diet Library, Imperial Diet Minutes Search System.

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  1. Kataoka Naoharu: To rescue the banks, it is necessary to find a sponsoring bank to liquidate the assets of the failed banks and take them over.
  2. Kataoka Naoharu: 'In fact, around noon today, the Watanabe Bank finally failed. This is also truly regrettable, but in response to this, the deposits amount to about 37 million yen.'
  3. Kataoka Naoharu: The loss of 100 million yen has already been compensated by the state. I believe that the processing of the remaining earthquake bills will not result in any loss.

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