In 1933, when banks closed, Detroit printed its own money
In the aftermath of the Great Depression, as Detroiters withdrew money from local banks, Detroit started printing its own.
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In the aftermath of the Great Depression, as Detroiters withdrew money from local banks, Detroit started printing its own.
An article by L.B. about the strike at auto-parts manufacturer, Briggs, in Detroit. Originally appeared in the Industrial Worker February 14, 1933 (Vol. 14, No. 109, Whole No. 842)