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Act granting Saturday half holiday to Government employees, text of 341

Adjusted-service cer t i f ica tes , loans on:

Amendment to Regulation 6 of F. R. Board 333-337

Regulations of Veterans* Bureau 339

Admission of State tanks in F. R. System:

Condition of banks a t time of admission, standard to be maintained 711

List of . 1-26

State laws relating to, digest of 460-490

Amendment to Regulation G 333-337,342

Amendments to banking laws, recommendations for:

Contained in amraal reports of Comptroller of the -Currency, to prevent bank failures 87-97

Contained in annual report of Superintendent of Banks of Hew York 64-86

Amendments to F. R. Act, recommendations for annual report of F. R. Board 76-83

Annual report of Comptroller of the Currency, recommendations for amendments to banking laws contained in, to prevent bank fai lures 87-97

Annual report of F. R. Board, legislation recommended 76-83

Annual report of Superintendent of Banks of Hew York, recommendations for amendments to banking laws contained in

84-86

Assessment for expenses of F. R. Board 715

Atmore, trading as Reuse Motor Co., vs. F. R. Bank of Richmond; collection transaction growing out of fai lure of New Bern, N. C. banks 291-331,350-353

Attorney General, opinion of, relative to l i ab i l i ty of F. R. backs in redeeming oonterfeit war-savings stamps 634-644

Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

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Bank suspensions:

Data requested 719

Legislation recommended to prevent—

As contained in annual reports of Comptroller of the Currency 87-97

As contained in annual report of Superintendent of Banks of Hew York 84-86

List of 27-67

Banking conditions in 1929; review by C. S. Hamlin of statement of C. B. Mitchell 432-449

Banking legislation:

Re c omaendat i on a by counsel of F« R. Board for annual report 76-83

Beoammendations in annual report of Comptroller of the Currency to prevent bank failures 87-97

Reoomaendations In annual report of Superintendent of Banks of Hew York 84-86

(See also Laws.)

Bonds of Federal reserve agents, continuation cer t i f icates 388

Branch, Chain, and group banking, memorandum forwarded 733

Bureau of Engraving and Printing:

Accounts for printing F. R. notes 102,284,343,416,649,673

Increase in cost of printing F. R. notes on account of Saturday half holiday 387

•Cashing of Government warrants and checks by F. R. banks pursuant to Treasury Circular No. 176 495-644

Changes in membership in F. R. System 1-26

Charters of State member banks, expiration of; data requested 69,392

Check clearing and collection:

Atmore, trading as Reuse Motor Co., vs. F. R. Bank of Richmond; collection transaction in connection with fai lure of Hew Bern, H. C., banks 254-274,291-331,350-353


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Check clearing and collection--Continued:

F. R. Bank of St . Louis vs. Keith; collection transaction in connection with failure of Benton County National Bank, Bentonville, Ark, 398-403

Skinner & Co. vs. F. R. Bank of Richmond; collection transaction in connection with failure of national Bank of Greenville, $r. C. 245-252,276-283,344-349,404-415

Superintendent of Banks of Georgia vs. F. R. Bank of Philadelphia; collection transaction in connection with failure of Citizens-Floyd Bank & Trust Co., Rome, Ga. 674-690

Uniform Bank Collection Code (Sec. 350j of Hew York Negotiable Instruments Law), applicib&lity to national banks 394-397,692-706

Checks, Government, cashing of, by F. R. banks pursuant to Treasury circular No. 176 495-644

Clayton Anti-Trust Act, violations of, reporting of 665

Closed banks, l i s t of, with capital, surplus, and deposits 27-67

Closed State member banks 1-26,27-67

Code words, telegraphic:

Treasury b i l l s 132,253,393,427,491,492,651,664,717

Treasury bonds 425,672

Treasury cer t i f icates of indebtedness 338,417,420

Comptroller of the Currency, amendments to banking laws con-tained in annual reports of 87-97

Condition of member banks;

Call report forwarded 728,741

Form 105, forwarding of 727,743

Statement of, forwarded 724,735

Condition of State banks and trust companies, data requested 725,726,736,737

Cone nidat ions , bank 1-26


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Counterfeit war-savings stamps, l i ab i l i t y of F. R. banks in redeeming; opinion of Attorney General 634-644

Court opinions:

Supreme Court of North Carolina; appeal in oase of Atmore, trading as Heuse Motor Co., vs. F. R. Bank of Richmond; collection transaction in connection with failure of New Bern, 5. C., banks 350-353

U . S . District Court of New York in case of Green ough vs. Munroe, e t . a l . ; acceptances of a private banking fiim which fai led 375-384

Day-light saving schedule 419

Debits to individual accounts, data requested 720

Deposits of member banks, monthly reports of; data requested 745

Digest of State laws relating to membership of State banks and t rus t companies 450-490

Digest of State laws relating to private banks or bankers 133-244

Directors of P. R, Banks and branches, l i s t of 104-131

Discount rates of P. R. banks, changes in:

Atlanta 73

Boston 494

Chicago 75,648

Cleveland 647

Dallas 646

E&nsas City 662

New York 645

Philadelphia 493

Richmond 652

St. Louis 71,650

San Francisco 72,663

Dividends of F. R. banks, data requested 738


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Eddy, Walter L., resignation as Secretary of Board 667

Employees, Government, aot granting Saturday half holidays to 341

Examination of banks:

Officers and employees of F. R. banks authorized to examine member banks 74

State member banks not examined, l i s t of, requested 68

Expenses of F. R, Board, assessment for 715

Failures, bank. (See Bank suspensions.)

Federal Advisory Council, meeting of; members 285,286

Federal Reserve Act:

Amendments to, recommendations for annual report 76-83

Revised edition 691

Federal Reserve Agents, bonds of, continuation cer t i f icates 388

Federal reserve bank notes, reporting of operations on Form 160 103

F. R. Bank of Philadelphia, Superintendent of Banks of State of Georgia vs . ; check-collection transaction in connection with failure of Citizens-Floyd Bank & Trust Co,, Rome, Ga. 674-690

F. R. Bank of Richmond:

Atmore, trading as Reuse Motor Oo., vs; collection transaction in connection with failure of Hew Bern, H. 0. banks

291-331,350-353

Lucas, administrator, vs; collection transaction in connection with fai lure of New Bern, N. C.,banks 254-274

Skinner & Co., vs; collection transaction growing out of fai lure of National Bank of Greenville, N. 0.

245-252,275-283,344-349,404-415

F. R. Bank of St . Louis vs. Keith; collection transaction in connection with failure of Benton County National Bank, Bentonville, Ark. 398-403


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Federal Reserve Board:

Action on matters discussed a t Governors' conference 713,714

Assessment for esqpenses of 715

Eddy, Walter L., resignation as secretary 667

Federal reserve notes:

Accounts of Bureau of Engraving for printing 102,284,343,416,649,673

1 Increase in cost of pointing on account of Saturday half holiday 387

Financing the World War, statement of Eugene Meyer before War Policies Commission regarding 354-374

Fera B-3, "Discount and open-market operations," forwarding of 729

Form B, change in Manual of Instructions 739,740

Form ?„R A-5, forwarding of 718

Form 105, forwarding of 727,743

Form 107, forwarding of 744

Functional expense reports of F. R. banks 730,731,734

Government warrants and checks, cashing of, by F. R. banks pursuant to Treasury Circular Ho. 176 495-644

Governors •- conferences, topics for:

Advertising Federal reserve membership 714

Amending F. R. Act so as to permit a F. R. bank to make advances to a member bank on security of assets other than presently eligible paper 714

Changes in weekly F, R. bank statement 418,713

Desirability of f lexib i l i ty of interest rates paid on deposits and of bank dividends 714

Payment of salary to widow of deceased officer or employee 418,713


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Governors' conferences, topics for—Continued:

Payment of salary to officers or employees incapacitated 418,710

Suggested policy in acting on applications of State banks for membership 713

Group l i f e insurance, data requested 742

Hamlin, 0, S. , review of statement by 0. E. Mitchell on banking conditions in 1929 482-449

Holidays:

At F. R. banks and branches 101,287,385,424,658,710

Saturday half ho l iday-

Increase in printing F. B. notes due to 387

Text of act granting Government employees 341

Interdistr iot time schedule, change in 332

laws, banking:

Amendments to* recommendations for—

By counsel of F. R. Board for annual report 76-83

Contained in annpal reports of Comptroller of the Currency to prevent bank failures 87-97

Contained in annual report of Superintendent of Banks of New York 84-86

State laws relating to membership of State banks in System, digest of 450-490

State laws relating to private banks or bankers, digest of 133-244

Lease-wire system, statement of expense 98,288,389,421,659,707

Life insurance, group; data requested 742

loans and investments of member banks, changes in classif icat ion 722,732

loans to veterans secured by adjusted-service cer t i f ica tes :

Amendment to Regulation G of P.- R. Board 333-337,342


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loans to veterans secured by adjusted-service certificates—Continued:

Regulations of Veterans' Bureau regarding 339

Lucas* administrators vs. F. R. Bank of Richmond; collection transaction in connection with failure of Sew Bern, H. 0 . , banks

Mail, overnight, between P. R. banks and member banks, request for map showing

Member banks, State:

Charters of, expiration of; data requested

Condition of bank at time of admission, standard to be maintained

Digest of State laws relating to

List of those not examined, request for

Officers and employees of F. R. banks authorized to examine

Mergers, member banks

Meyer, Eugene, statement of:

Before War Policies Commission

Relative to Governor Hoxraaa's v i s i t to Wa&ington

Mitchell, 0. E. , statement of, on banking conditions in 1929; review by C. S. Hamlin

National banks:

Closed banks, l i s t of

Trust powers—

Qualifications of persons selected as trust off icers , information desired

Permits issued

254-874

431

69,392

711

450-490

68

74

1—26

354-374

426

432-449

27-67

428-430

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Seuse Motor Co. vs. P. R. Bank of Richmond; collection transaction in connection with failure of Hew Bern, H. C. banks

291-331,350-353

Officers and directors of P. R. banks and branches, l i s t of 104-131


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Opinion of Attorney General relative to l i ab i l i ty of F. R. banks in redeeming oonterfeit war-savings stamps 634-644

Opinion of oourts:

Supreme Court of North Carolina; appeal in case of Atmore, trading as House Motor Co., vs. F. B. Bank of Richmond; collection transaction in connection with failure of Hew Bern, H. C., banks 350-553

U. S. Distr ict Court of Hew York in case of Greenough vs. Monroe e t a l ; involving acceptances of & private firm which failed 375-384

Press statements:

Federal Advisory Council meeting 285

Relative to Governor Herman's v i s i t to Washington 426

Revision of Regulation G 342

Private banks and bankers, State laws relating to, digest of 133-844

Regulation G, amendment to 333-337,342

Regulations of Veterans' Bureau regarding loans secured by adjusted-service cer t i f icates 339

Reserves:

Penalties on deficient, study of, to be made by System Committee on Reserves 653-657

Required of State bank members, digest of State laws 450-490

Saturday half holiday*

Increase in cost of printing Federal reserve notes on account of 387

Text of Act 341

Skinner & Co. vs. F. R. Bank of Richmond; collection transaction in connection with fai lure of national Bank of Greenville, H. C. 245-252,275-283,344-349,404-415

State laws relating to membership of State banks and t rus t companies, digest of 450-490

State laws relating to private banks or bankers, digest of 133-244


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State member banks;

Charters of, expiration of; data requested 69,392

Condition of bank at time of admission, standard to be maintained 711

Digest of State laws relating to 450-490

List of those not examined, request for 68

Officers and employees of P. R. Banks authorized to examine 74

Superintendent of Banks of State of Georgia vs. P. R. Bank of Philadelphia; collection transaction in connection with fai lure of Citizens-Floyd Bank & Trust Co., Rome, Ga. 674-690

Superintendent of Banks of State of Hew York, recommendations for amendments to banking laws contained in annual report of

84-86

Suspensions, bank. (See Bank suspensions.)

Telegraph*

Code words-

Treasury b i l l s 132,253,393,427,491,492,651,664,717

Treasury bonds 425,672

Treasury cer t i f icates of indebtedness 338,417,420

Leased-wire system, expense of 98,288,389,421,659,707

Time schedule, in terdis t r io t , change in 332

Treasury Circular Ho. 176, cashing of Government warrants and checks pursuant to 495-644

Trust powers of national banks:

Permits issued 1-26

Qualifications of persons selected as t rust of f icers , in-formation desired 428-430

Uniform bank collection code (sec. 350j of Hew York Negotiable Instruments Law), applicability to national banks 394-397,692-706


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Veterans, loans to, on adjusted service cer t i f icates :

Amendment to Regulation G of P. R. Board

Regulations of Veterans' Bureau

War Policies Commission, statement of Eugene Meyer before

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533-337,342

339

354-374

Warehouse receipts, cotton, endorsement on back of a "State-ment of ownership and encumbrances"; correspondence be-tween deputy governor of P. R. Bank of Atlanta and i t s counsel 668-671

Warrants, Government, cashing of, by P. R. banks pursuant to Treasury Circular No, 176 495-644

Weeldy Statement of P. R. banks, corrections in 721

Weekly statement of member banks, figures to be reported in millions 723

Withdrawals from P. R. system 1-26

World War, financing of, statement of Eugene Meyer before War Policies Commission regarding 354-374


frsbog_mim_v34_index.pdf

Documents

annual report of comptroller

bank failures

bank suspensions

bank of st

federal reserve bank

bank fai lures

annual reports of comptroller

condition of banks