On July 29, 1960, Carl B. Sebring, State Bank Commissioner, closed the Capitol Hill State Bank of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and took the bank into his hands for the purpose of liquidation. As authorized by the provisions of 6 O.S. 1961, Section 183, the Commissioner appointed The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as liquidation agent and F.D.I.C. accepted the appointment.
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