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BALDERSTON, C. Canby Economic Growth without I n f l a t i o n . An address before the Annual Meeting of Group Two, the Pennsylvania Bankers Association, February 12, 1955. Published in COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, v o l . 181, No. 5406, February 2U, 1955, p . 21 (933). BALDERSTON, G. Canby "The Federal Reserve System Is Unique," Address before the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Dinner of the Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company, Syracuse, New York, Tuesday, January 18, 1955Washington: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve EJystem, mimeographed, 1955• Pp. 9- Banking Problem AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCETHE ANNALS, Vol XXXVI, No, 3 , 1910. Contributors: A. P« Andrew, F. I . Kent, A* McKoberts, L* M. Jacob, J . F. Johnson, e t c . BELL, Daniel W. [Under Secretary of U.S. Treasury] "War Financing—Some Implications for the Future." Address at the annual dinner meeting of the Association of Stock Exchange Firms, November," 1945. Black, Bueenet 1873-192* Fed. Res.Bd.Lib. Gov. Black of Federal reserve board declares there has been no attempt by Board to curtail currency more currency in use since March, he says. In letter to Senator Thomas, says return of hoarded money to banks has strengthened the banking situation and aided industry. (In: C # and F. Chron., v.!37:1500f Aug.26,1933 Black, Eugene Robert, 1873-193^• fed .Res JBd .Lib. In meraoriam, Eugene Hobert Black, Jan.7,1873Dec. 19,19 3*1-• Report of Memorial Committee and resolution presented to Board of Directors of Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and adopted February 8, 1935. 8 p. Black, Eugene Robert, 1873-1934 fBd.Res.id. Lib* Looking forward. (Address before the 59th annual convention of the American Bankers Association, Chicago, Illinois, Sept.4-7,1933) (In: Commercial and Financial Chronicle, American Bankers1 Convention Section, V . 1 3 7 - 2 1 - 2 3 I 5epU23,194l) Black, Eugene Robert, 1873-193^ JED•RES.HD.LIB* We can build America again• (From an address by the Hon. Eugene R« Black, retiring governor; of the Federal Reserve Board and two-tii'ie governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta*) (Clipping from: The Southern Banker, Sept.193k, pp.9-11) Bopp, Karl R. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. The agencies of Federal Reserve Policy. Columbia, University of Missouri, 1935* 83 P« (University of Missouri studies, V.X., no. U9 Oct. 1, 1935) FecLResoBd.Lib. Bopp, Karl R. Central banking at the crossroads: address to the American Economic Association, Washington, D.C., Jan. 23, 19U. Phila,, 1 9 U . 21 p. (mim) Fed.Res*Bd,Lib. Bopp, Karl R. Hjalmar Schacht; central banker. Columbia, Univ» of Missouri, 1939. 91 p. (Univ. of Missouri studies, V.lAi no, 1, Jan» 1, 1939) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib, Bopp, Karl R« Die politik der Deutschen Reichsbank seit der Stabili elerung* (In: Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv. Nov* 1935, U5-4S3) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Bopp, Karl R. A reappraisal of commerce bank reserve requirements: Address before the 47th annual conference, National Association of Supervisors of State Banks, Louisville, Kentucky, Sept. 22, 1948- Phila. 1948, U p. Fed,Res.Bd.Lib, Bopp, Karl R. Reserve bank directors* (in: Univ* of Chicago, Journal of Political Economy, V. 45: 517-531, August 1937) Bopp, Karl R« U*S. Federal reserve system, Board of Governors• Federal reserve policy, by Karl R, Bopp, Robert V. Hosa, Carl E. Parry, Voodlief Thomas, and Ralph A, Young, Vasiu 1947. 119 p. (Postvar economic studies no. 8, November, 1947) Broderick, Joseph A Fed.Bes«Bd.Lib« Adult education in banking: address a t commencement exercises - 2C0 chapters, American I n s t i t u t e qf Banking, Broadcast, Wash.fD#C, Sept.9,1936. Waslu D.C., 1?36. !%>• 26cm • Broderick, Joseph A Fed.Bes.BdXib. Case against Joseph A» Sroderick, New York state Superintendent of Banks., declared mistrial - new trial scheduled for Mar. 1*4- - counsel for Mr. Broderick in defense of z3t± latter says leading bankers had agreed to accept posts in Bank of United States• (In: C. and F, Chron,, v. 13^:1487-88> Feb.27,1932) Broderick, Joseph A FedJBes.BdJLib* Indictment against Joseph k. Broderick, New York State Superintendent of Banks, incident to closing of Bank of United States - 28 officers and directors alea indicted - Governor Roosevelt and bankers defend state superintendents (In; C and F Chron., v.133:2699-2700, Oct.?4f1931) Broderick, Joseph A # Fed •Bes.fid Jib • . Trial of Joseph A. Broderick, N.Y« State Superintendent of Banks, growing out of failure of Bank of the United States - efforts to save bank through merger plans blocked he said by officers - leading financiers sought to aid in reorganization. (In: C and F Chron., v.13^: 37^3-^6, Kay 21,1932* Proceedings.#.resvIt in verdict of "not guilty"« (In: C and F Chrcn,f v. 13^:4086-87, June 4 t 1932) p Broderick, Joseph A e d • * " •**'Ub • Reserve requiremente and bank credit: address before Boston chapter, American Institute of Banking, 4 1937. Wash.IXC,, 1937. (mineo) 26cm. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, W. Randolph Abstract of address before the Mid-Continent t r u s t conference, Chicago, I l l i n o i s , Nov. 10, N.Y., A,B,A., 1944. 3 p. BURGESS, V. Randolph Address before Group 8 of the Pennsylvania Bankers Assn., Pittsburgh, P a . , April 24, 1954- "Tax Revision B i l l Benefits Wage Earners, 1 1 THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, May 6, 1954. Fed^Res.Bd.Lib* Burgess, V# Randolph Address before the National Foreign Trade Council, at New York, N.Y., Oct. 11, 1944. New York, 6 p. (mim) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib* Burgess, W. Fandolph Address before the Nebraska bankers 1 a s s o c i a t i o n , Nov. 1 1 , 1944. N-Y., A.B.A-, 7 p. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, V* Eandolph Address delivered at his inaiiguration as president of the American Bankers Association at the conclusion of the Association's 70th Annual meeting in Chicago, Illinois, Sept, 27, 1944. New York, A.B.A., 1944 9 p. BURGESS, ¥• Randolph "Administration's Program and the People's Welfare," Address before the National Board of Fire Underwriters, New York City, May 20, 1954* COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, May 27, 1954- Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, ¥ . Randolph An analysis of changes in t h e New York money market. (In: Harv. rev. econ. s t a t . , V.8: 15-22, Jan, 1926) W.R T»»e ,1 Fed.Res.Bd.Lib, Burgess, V. Randolph The bankers bill and the Federal reserve banks* (In: Am. bank, assn. jr., V. 18: 329-30; Nov. 1925) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, W» Randolph The banking outlook and responsibility: address to state bank supervisors, a t Milwaukee, Wis», Sept. 28, 1944 N.Y., 5 p . (mim.) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, ¥. Randolph Changes in bank reserves since the Federal reserve act. (In: Am, bank, assoc. jour., V.17: 667, May 1925) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib* Burgess, W» Randolph Credit control: Address before the Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia, Wednesday, July 8, 1936, New York, 1936. U P. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib# Burgess, W. Randolph Credit regulation through the Federal reserve system; discussion. (In: Academy political science, proceedings, V,13: 531-44, Jan, 1930) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib, Burgess, ¥. Randolph Effect of the Federal reserve system on Interest rates* (In: Man. and admin,, V.6: 733-38, Dec. 1923) Includes graphs• Burgess, W. Randolph Excerpts from address before the Savings and Real Estate Mortgage conference of the Savings Division, American bankers association, Atlanta, Georgia, Nov* 9, 1944. N.Y., 1944. 5 P. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib, Burgess, W. Randolph Factors affecting changes in short term interest rates. (In: Jr, Amer. stat. assn., V.22: 195-201, June 1927) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib, Burgess, V. Eandolph Farmer and banker in America1s democracy: address before the Memphis Chamber of Commerce luncheon held in connection with the Agricultural Commission Conference of the American Bankers association, Memphis, Tenn,, Nov. 16, 1944. N.Y. A.B.A., 1944. 4 p- Fed.Res.Bd.Lib, Burgess, V. Randolph The future of the Federal Reserve System: lecture delivered before the student body- of the Graduate School of Banking at its 15th resident session at Rutgers University, Nev Brunswick, N.J., June 24, 1949. N.Y., A.B.A,, 1949 U p. Fed«Res.Bd.Lib, Burgess, V. Randolph Gold movements and banking policy; address to Group 3 of the New York State Bankers Association a t Binghamton, N.T., May 16, 1931. N.Y., 8 p . (mim) Fed.Res.Ba.Llb* Burgess, ¥• Randolph Guides to bank of issue policy, (in: Academy of political science, proceedings, V.13: 508-513, Jan, 1930) Fed.Res^Bd.Lib. Burgess, V. Randolph Honest money and human welfare: address at the annual meeting of the National Bank division, American Bankers Association, San Francisco, Oct. 31, 19-4-9. N.Y,, Nat'l. city bank, 19-49• 15 P. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, ¥. Randolph Hov the Federal Reserve has made checks more widely acceptable. (In: AID. bankers assn. jour., V.28: 135, Sept. 1925) Fed,Res*Bd,Lib. Burgess, ¥ . Randolph How the mechanism of the Federal reserve prevented a gold i n f l a t i o n . (In: Am. Bank* sssoc. j o u r . , V. 17: 729, June 1925) Fed#Res.BcLLib« Burgess, ¥• Randolph Inflation and its relatibn to government loan campaigns: address before Academy of Political Science, Nov. 10, 1943- M.T., 19438 p. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, ¥• Randolph International financial cooperation: address before the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, H.Y., May 3, 1945. N.Y., 12 p. Burgess, V. Randolph International financial relations: address at Chicago, March 29, 19A5« N.T., 1945. Fed.Res.Bd.LIb. Burgess, V. Randolph The mechanism of Federal reserve policy, (In: AID. bank* assn. jr., V.18: 553-55, 596-97, Feb. 1926) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib* Burgess, V. Randolph Meeting public needs in banking-: an address delivered at the Regional Banking Conference of the American Bankers Association, New York City, March 8, 1939Hev York, 1939. 16 p. Fed •Res *Bd .Lib* Burgess, W. Randolph The inoney market from the banking viewpoint. ( I n : a n n a l i s t , V.29: 299-301, Feb. 25, 1927) Fed.Res.Bd .Lib. Burgess, W. Pandolph The money market in 1927. (In: Harv. rev. of econ, stat,, V.10: 18-23, Feb* 1928) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, W. Bandolph The moneyraarketin 1928. (In: Bev. of econ. stat., V.ll; 19-25, Feb. 1929) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib, Burgess, V. Randolph The money market In 1929. (In: Rev. of econ, stat., V.12: 15-22, Feb. 1930) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, ¥• Randolph The money market in 1930* (In: Harv. rev* of econ. s t a t . , V.13: 19-25, Feb. 1931) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, W. Randolph A new force in the money market. Acceptances assume new significance to banking of tomorrow. (In: A.B.A. Jr., V.21: 671-72, 708-10, Jan. 1929) Burgess, W« Randolph The open market operations of the Federal reserve system. (In: Ace. bull., V.10: 10-19, Dec. 1928) Burgess, V. Randolph Preparing a Federal reserve review of credit and business. (In: Amer. bankers assoc. jour., V.17: 33, July 1924.) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib* Burgess, ¥• Randolph Progress of isoney market s t a t i s t i c s • (in: Mer. stat, assn. proceedings, V.26: March, 1931) BURGESS, ¥. Randolph "Public Debt and Public Welfare." Address before the Municipal Bond Club of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February 28, 1955. Extracts published in THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, Vol. 181, No. 5410, March 10, 1955, p. 1132. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, W. Randolph Die reserve banken und der Geldmarkt in den Vereinigten Staaten von Dr. ¥• Randolph Burgess,. • mit einem Geleitvort von Dr. Hjalmar Schacht»«» Berlin, Feimar Hobbing, (1928) 306 p. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, ¥. Randolph The reserve banks and the Money Market by V, Randolph Burgess. .• with an introduction by Benjamin Strong... N.T., Harpers, 1927. 328 p. • •• Rev. edition, 1936 342 p. ... 2nd rev. edition, 1946 380 p. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib* Burgess, ¥• Randolph The reserve banks and the Hew York money market* (In: Am. Bank. assn. jr., V.I8; 669-70, 722-23, April 1926) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, W. Randolph The reserve banks as bankers for the government. (In: Amer. bank, assn, jour., V.18: £07-409, December 1925.) Fed.Res.BdLLib. Burgess, ¥. Randolph The statistical equivalent of gold. (Presidential address at the 99th annual meeting of the American Statistical Association, Atlantic City, Dec, 28, 1937.) (In: American Statistical Association, Journal, V«33: 1-11, March 1938) Fed.ResJ3d«Lib« Burgess, V. Randolph Steadier interest rates under the Federal reserve system* (In: Am, bank, assoc* jour,, V.18: 12, July 1925) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, W. Randolph Strong, Benjamin, 1872-1928. Interpretations of Federal reserve policy in the speeches and vritings of Benjamin Strong, edited by W* Randolph Burgess. Nev York, Harper Bros., 1930• 343 p. Burgess, ¥• Randolph Supervision of chartered banks. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib* (In: A.B.A. Banking, V.28: 17-20, May, 1936) Fed.Res.Bd.Lib. Burgess, V. Randolph These emergency hours: Address before American Bankers Association Eastern regional conference on savings and commercial banking, Valdorf-Astoria, Nev York City, March 7, 1941. N.Y., U p. BURGESS, W. Randolph "Today's Monetary Policy." A Lecture delivered before the Student Body of The Graduate School of Banking, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, June 12, 1953• New York: Graduate School of Banking, American Bankers A S sn,, JyOy If, 1953* Fed.Res.Bd.LIb* Burgess, V. Randolph Velocitj of bank deposits* (In: Amer, stat. ass f n«, Jour., V.18: 727-40, June 1923) Fed.Res.Bd.Litu Burgess, V. Randolph Vhat about money management: address before the Connecticut bankers a s s o c i a t i o n , New Haven, Conn., January 25, 1940, N.Y., 13 p . Fed.Res*Bd.Lib, Burgess, ¥• Randolph n Vhat price democracy": address before the Canadian Club of Montreal, Feb. 19, 194-5. N,Y., 194-5. 10 p. Fed .Res .Bel.Lib, Burgess, V. Eandolph Vhat the Federal Reserve system has done to our currency, (In: ABU bankers assoc. jour., V.17: 599, April 1925) BUEKE, Edmund, Jr. (Commissioner, S.E.C.) "Some Present-Day Aspects of Our Capital Markets." Address before the Annual Convention of the National Association of Securities Commissioners, October 9> 1941.
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