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March /; / f S^f* Internal Memorandum Conversation with Dr. Karl Bopp (taken from Mi's handwritten notes) Munitions. Inquiry - 10 volumes, on finance including correspondence between Jay and Strong, Morgan Bank reply Warburg Jones 0 ) hearing on appointments Skelton Williams) Hearings on Gov* Talley of Dallas Bank in 1920!s, also mess on directors J«M. Daiger - Current History Oct. 1932 - "Bid the Federal Reserve play politics?11 re Chicago rate ease - Crissingerfs resignation (one can trust Baiger) Wm. Allen White "Puritan in Babylon" incident 1927 HI Public Library, Roland Allen Sawyer - 1928 Bibliography on Federal Reserve System, 1931> compiled by Pearl M # Bay - to June 1930 Miller memo on conversation with Harding after World War I, "I think we will have to resign", went into Treasury-Fed-troubles, could be early 1919 Howard Loeb, Chairman of Board of Tradesmans1 Bank, also early member of Federal Advisory Council 0. Howard Wolfe much to do with Gold Settlement Fund 2 weeks before bank opened Johh Davis ? 24 l/2 years service Bopp ? Seymour published House papers C« J. Ehoads still living Norris1 speech - 1935 Elmer Wood at JJ. of Missouri - (see his book on Theories of Central Banking at the Bahk of England) Schwartz at Fed, of S.F. - Research Bopp _2- Correspondence on Talley in Dallas Bank Vol II of Stockholders meeting at Boston Bank never published - why? Chicago might have things at 1st National Bank - Forgan1s papers might be there Commerce Trust Co at Kansas City Sawyer & Josack Miller - M. had son who was in field - papers? Hearings of 1931 on Operation of Federal Reserve System, Vol 6> appendix 71st Congress S. Kes. 71 Appendix part 6 Wagner had Charles Hardy do questionnaire - never published - Fed. Reserve Banks did answers - are in files Hearings before Joint CoEiiaittee on Agriculture - Vol II has Strong & WPG Harding testimony 1926-28 - 2 hearings on Stabilization, House Com on Bank & Currency 1929 Senate hearing on Brokers Loans Earliery June - Feb* 1929* Sen Tom Heflin of Alabama introduced resolution asking what Fed. meant to do about speculation. Feb. 2/29 Directive' Glass-Mitchell fight followed G.J.Ehods is on Bryn Mawr Board Integrity Atlantic City National 2nd National Bank of Atlantic City - paid 10 cents on dollar - one in Ft. Wajgne paid 8 or 9 cents Were 16 banks there at one time. When smoke cleared, only 3-4- banks left. Branch banking now Bopp -3- Industry there too Anthracite not hard hit then r gettingoother industries in - "Operation Bootstrap" on getting industry in -
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