St. Louis Fed  |  Economic Research  |  EconDISC®  |  GeoFRED®  |   ALFRED®  |  CASSIDI®  |  FRASER®  |  Liber8®  |   APIs  |   Fed System
spacer
FRASER logomasthead image
 
Advanced Search  


Economic Research from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis  

  Home     Publications     Statistical Releases     Federal Reserve History    
spacer
spacer spacer

What's New

Official opinion of Thomas W. Gregory, Attorney General, issued November 22, 1915, regarding the ability of the Federal Reserve to eliminate Bank districts
This opinion of Thomas W. Gregory, issued on November 22, 1915, regarding the ability of the Federal Reserve to eliminate Bank districts, is taken from Official opinions of the Attorneys General of the United States : advising the President and heads of departments in relation to their official duties. Vol. 30 (2010-02-04)

Street begging in St. Louis, including a report of a fact-finding survey of street begging made during November and December, 1936
1937 publication by the St. Louis Bureau for Homeless Men. The Bureau For Men, known also as the Bureau for Homeless Men, was organized as the first agency in the United States to provide social services to transient and homeless men. The Bureau's caseload grew immensely during the Great Depression. By late 1932, it provided social services to over 8000 transients. (2010-02-03)

Economic Indicators
The December 2009 issue of Economic Indicators is now available. (2010-01-14)

More ...

Alphabetical List of Collections

Themed Collections

William McChesney Martin Jr. Document Collection

Meltzer, "A History of the Federal Reserve Volume 1: 1913-1951"

Brookings Institution: Papers from the Committee on the History of the Federal Reserve System


spacer
 
spacer
   About | Contact Us | FAQs | RSS Feeds | Privacy | Legal