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Toj Miss Mcfinstry Subjects The Goldenweiser Papers fvcmt Miss Adams The Goldenweiser Papers are in a storage warehouse in Princeton, Mew Jersey* They are described as being in one big box, not classified nor organized. The story is that Mr* Goldenweiser died on the day when the family was about to move from the Princeton house to Washington* Under those circumstances all his papers were bundled together and put into a box and into the storage warehouse with the rest of the family's goods. Mrs* Goldenweiser whose name is Annjf, is now living with her daughter Mrs* Andrew M* Karaarck at 61*03 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase, Washington) the telephone is Oliver ij.-!i298* At the present moment Mrs* Goldenweiser is extreaely occupied with her mother in the hospital and-very ill* She is said to be eager that the papers should come to Washington! possibly to the Federal Reserve Board but that some funds wopld have to be provided to get them out of the storage warehouse and properly handled* It appears to me that this might be something which the committee could and should undertake* Before any action is taken on this, Mr* Walter Stewart should be consulted* This is a partial memo and further information will be added as it is gained* It has thus far been impossible to get any trace of the rumoured diary which Mr* Goldenweiser was said to have left* I am told that he did leave copious notes on certain phases of Federal Reserve Board developments and on episodes which played an important part* He also is said to have worked with Mr. Carl Parry* f#t Mist KcdEi&itggr Subject: l i a s Jdtats Parts of . the 1923 Annual Reporrt of the Federal Reserve Board - Memorandum by Mr. Stewart on Monetary Theory* t h i s memorandum would be valuable t o us. Also Mr. Gold@nweiserfa for tb« CongrMialoiial HMrixy* TO tfet Biaklipg Act of 1935 would tot Tmlnablt. I think we mmst get track of hearings that were held on various b i l l s and amendments t o the Act as they are essential In a H i t of source pmtarltla* I also understand the Mr* Carpenter wrote a thesis on Open Market Operation Mechanics fcr perhaps a H M t t r t Btgrtt* New York Bank Hits na#-in 19liO and th«r«- fhomM be a eopy in th# library to t h t ' ': . ' ^ '
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