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A meeting of the Standing Committee on
the Admission of 3tate Banks was held in the office of Er. Harding on Tuesday, December 14th, at
12:45 p. m.
IMSENT:
Mr. Harding, Chairman

ldr. Williams

Er. Warburg.

AITLIW,TIONS FOR ADMISSION TG THE

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Merchants and Farmers Bank, Cheraw, 0. C.
It was recommended that this application
be referred to Federal Reserve Agent In-le for
information as to the value of the assets of
the Southern National Bank of Wilmington, in
This information is important
liquidation.
in view of the fact that the surplus and undivided profits of the Bank of Cheraw are only
.
:5,000
4
and the bank has a loan of c:!6,482.09
upon 84 shares of stock in the Southern National Bank of Wilmington, in liquidation.
Killingly Trust Company, Danielson, Conn.
It was recommended that Federal Reserve
Agent Curtiss of Boston be advised that there
will be no objection, based upon the data regarding the Bank's affairs which has been laid

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before the Committee, to the admission of
the Killingly Trust Company, of Danielson,
Connecticut. The Company is a small institution and does not appear at present
to be engaged in the kind of business that
would supply it with paper eligible for
rediscount,
But the Committee feels that
this is a matter for the officers of the
applying-bank to consider and does not in
itself constitute an objection to membership.
Guardian Trust and SaviLgs Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
The Committee reported favorably upon
the application of the Guardian Trust and
Savings Bank of Toledo, Ohio for membership
in the Federal Reserve System and has requested the Division of Audit and Examination to prepare the application papers in
regular form.

APPLICATIONS

FOR

FIDUCIARY POWERS.

REFF,RRET TO COMPRTOLLga 2OR FURTIM INFORMATION.

First National Bank of Baltimore, Maryland.
The application of the First National
Bank of Baltimore, Maryland, to exercise
trustee powers was turned over to the Comptroller of the Currency, who will investigate the matter of the warehouse stock owned
by the bank and will report to the Committee
later an.
Approval recommended,'subject in each
case to Counsel's opinion that such rowers




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are not in contravention of State laws:
Dist.
3
First National Bank, Seaford, Del.
2
National Iron Bank, Morristown, N.J.
2
Naticnal State Bank, Newark, N. J.
First National Bank, Somerville, N. J. 2
Rutherford National Bank, Rutherford,
2
N. J.
2
National Union Bank, Dover, N. J.
3
Nazareth National Bank, Nazareth, Pa.

BE

HELD UP PENDING
APPLICTIONS TO
.110EIPT OF NEXT EXAL'IINAT ION: •
Second National Bank, Paterson, N. J.
First National Bank, Springfield, Vt.
Corsicana National Bank, Corsicana,
Texas.

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APPLICi.TIONS FOR REDUCTION OP CAPITAL
STOCK, APPROVED.
First National Bank, Ballinger, Texas. 11
The Committee recommended the approval
of the application of this bank to reduce
its capital stock in the sum of 0100,000,
the application for said reduction having
already been approved by the Comptroller
of the Currency.

APPLICATION FOR STOCK - APPROVAL RECOLI:ENDET:
Shares.Dist.
6
75
Winder National Bank, Winder, Ga.
8
First National Bank, Marshall, Ark. 30

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Shares.Dist.
First National Bank, Goodwin, 0. Dak. 16
9
Nationalliank of Dodge County, Kasson,
23
9

APPLICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL STOCK APPROVAL RECOMMD141).
City National Bank, ?t. Smith, Ark.
6
Burns National Bank, Durango, Colo.
1
Coleridge National Bank, Coleridge,
1
Nebr.
First .National Bank, Bangor, Maine.
120
First National Bank, Three Forks,Mont. 1
Merchants National Bank, Wadena, Minn. 2

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APPLICATION FOR SURRIINDER OP STOCK,
APPROVAL RECOLMENDED.
First National Bank, Holly, Colo.
21
City National Bank, Weeping Water,Nebr.36
First National Bank, Clarks, Nebr.
33
Merchants & Farmers National Bank,
Cisco, Texas.
30

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Respectfully submitted,
R.

R.

BIM:LIN,

Acting Secretary to Committee.

APPROVED:
W. P. G. HARDING.
Chairman.