Nationalization of legal-tender money by states and subdivisions designated "community" depositing noninterest-bearing 25-year bonds as security for the issuance of legal-tender money at cost of coinage and service to furnish employment for the unemployed, etc. Part 3, Hearings April 25, 1928 : hearings before the Committee on Banking and Currency, House of Representatives, Seventieth Congress, first session on H. R. 12288, introduced March 21, 1928, by Guy E. Campbell of Pennsylvania (by request), a bill to provide legal-tender money without interest secured by community noninterest-bearing twenty-five year bonds for public improvements, market roads, employment of unemployed, building homes for and financing through community banks organized under State Laws, its citizens, farmers, merchants, manufacturers, partnerships, corporations, trusts or trustees, and for community needs of the United States.