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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK Of RICHMOND

HEAD OFFICE




Board of Governors
of the
Federal Reserve System

ORGANIZATION CHART, JANUARY 1, 1955

HEAD OFFICE




FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND
ORGANIZATION CHART, MAY 1. 1953
Board of Governors
Of The
Federal Reserve System

I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token
of a covenant between me and the earth.
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THE RAINBOW IN THE SKY
THE SONG OF HOPE

Is it storming, on the mountains? Is it lowering on the plain?
Is it misting on the lowlands? Is the tempest on the main?
Arc the heavens in swirling darkness —by the lightning rent
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Know, 0 Man, the sunshine will always come ogain.
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Are your hopes all dead within you — all your efforts spent
in vain?
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And the might of man is builded for the race that he must run.
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And know, 0 Man, the sunshine will always come again.
Let us fight with faith and valor, let us fight w'M might and main,
And we'll save from dire destruction what we've labored to maintain;
Keep our spirits up with courage,for, 0 Mem, behold! on high
The sign against the deluge, the rainbow in the sky!




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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
2

RICHMOND
BALTIMORE

~~

4

CHARLOTTE

5

DEPARTMENTS AND PRINCIPAL OPERATIONS
RICHMOND

Accounting, Bank Accounts, Telegraph and Switching Center

6

Auditing

7

Bank and Public Relations

7

Building and Equipment, General Service, Printing and Supplies

7

Discount and Credit

8

Examining

..

Fiscal Agency, Securities, Tabulating

8
—

9

Legal

10

Money, Protection

10

Noncash Collection, Transit

10

. Personnel, Cafeteria

. 11

Planning

11

Research

„_

Research—Open Market

11

. 11

BALTIMORE

12

CHARLOTTE

15

INDEX




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18

DIRECTORY
of the

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
OF RICHMOND
* * *

HEAD OFFICE
Ninth and Franklin Streets
Mailing Address
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Richmond 13, Virginia
Telephone
2-7271

BALTIMORE B R A N C H

CHARLOTTE BRANCH

Calvert and Lexington Streets

South Tryon and Second Streets

Mailing Address

Mailing Address

Baltimore Branch
Federal Reserve Bank
Baltimore 3, Maryland

Charlotte Branch
Federal Reserve Bank
Charlotte 1, North Carolina

Telephone
LExington 9-6552

Telephone
5-6055




F E D E R A L RESERVE BANK
OF R I C H M O N D
* * *

DIRECTORS
JOHN

B.

WOODWARD, JR., Chairman of the Board and Federal Reserve Agent
W. G. WYSOR, Deputy Chairman of the Board

Class A
JAMES

D. HARRISON, President, First National Bank, Baltimore, Md.

S. JOHNSON, Investment Counselor, Peoples Savings Bank &
Trust Company, Wilmington, N. C.

WARREN

A. SYDENSTRICKER, Executive Vice President, First National
Bank in Marlinton, Marlinton, W. Va.

JOHN

Class B
EDWIN HYDE, President, Miller & Rhoads, Inc., Richmond, Va.
H. L. RUST, JR., President, H. L. Rust Company, Washington, D. C.
A. L. SIBLEY, Vice President and Treasurer, Monarch Mills,
Union, S. C.

WM.

Class C
G. DECKER, JR., Vice President, The Black and Decker
Manufacturing Company, Towson, Md.

ALONZO

B. WOODWARD, JR., Chairman of the Board, Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Newport News, Va.

JOHN

W. G. WYSOR, Management Counsel, Southern States Cooperative, Inc.,
Richmond, Va.




F E D E R A L RESERVE BANK
OF RICHMOND
* * *
OFFICERS
HUGH LEACH, President
EDWARD

A. WAYNE, First Vice President

CLAIR B. STRATHY,

THOMAS I. STORRS,

Vice President and Secretary
ROBERT L. CHERRY,

Assistant Vice President
J. DEWEY DAANE,

Vice President
CHARLES W. WILLIAMS,

TVT

T

Vice President

Assistant Vice President
.T
JOHN L. NOSKER,
T

T

Assistant Vice President

A

NATHANIEL L. ARMISTEAD,
DONALD

Vice President

JAMES

Vice President

G. HAROLD SNEAD,

F. HAGNER,

W. DODD, JR.,
Assistant Vice President

AUBREY N. HEFLIN,

Chief Examiner

Vice President and General Counsel
UPTON S. MARTIN,
Vice President
JAMES M. SLAY,

?

EDWARD WAIXERJ JR

Assistant Cashier
WYTHE B. WAKEHAM

Vice President
JOSEPH M-NOWLAN,

Assistant Cashier
H. ERNEST FORD,

Cashier
R. SUMMERFIELD BROCK, JR.,

Assistant Cashier
ROBERT G. HOWARD,

General Auditor
* * *

Assistant Cashier

MEMBER FEDERAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
V. FLEMING, President and Chairman of the Board,
The Riggs National Bank, Washington, D. C.

ROBERT

* * *
INDUSTRIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
J. G. HOLTZCLAW, Chairman

President, Virginia Electric and Power Company, Richmond, Va.
OVERTON D. DENNIS, Dominion Oil Company, Richmond, Va.

Ross

PUETTE,

President, Carolina Paper Board Corporation, Charlotte, N. C.

D. STUART, President, Richmond Hardware Company,
Richmond, Va.

WALKER

L. WHITEHURST, President and Treasurer, Burt Machine
Company, Inc., Baltimore, Md.

JOHN




BALTIMORE BRANCH

DIRECTORS
LACY I. RICE,

THEODORE E. FLETCHER, SR.,

Senior Partner, Albert W. Sisk & Son,
Preston, Md.

CHARLES W. HOFF,

President, The Old National Bank,
Martinsburg, W. Va.

HOWARD M. TAYLOR, JR.,

President, Union Trust Company
of Maryland,
Baltimore, Md.

President, International Bedding
Company,
Baltimore, Md.

CHARLES A. PIPER,

STANLEY B. TROTT,

President, The Liberty Trust
Company,
Cumberland, Md.

President, Maryland Trust
Company,
Baltimore, Md.

CLARENCE R. ZARFOSS,

Vice President, Western Maryland
Railway Company,
Baltimore, Md.

* * *

OFFICERS
DONALD F . HAGNER, Vice President
A. AUGUSTUS STEWART, JR., Cashier

ADOLPH C WIENERT, Assistant Cashier
BERNARD F . ARMSTRONG, Assistant Cashier
E. RIGGS JONES, JR., Assistant Cashier

4




CHARLOTTE BRANCH

DIRECTORS
GEORGE S. CROUCH,

THOMAS J. ROBERTSON,

Chairman of the Board,
Union National Bank,
Charlotte, N. C.

President, The First National Bank
of South Carolina,
Columbia, S. C.

ARCHIE K. DAVIS,

PAUL T. TAYLOR,

Senior Vice President,
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company,
Winston-Salem, N. C.

WILLIAM H. GRIER,

President, Taylor Warehouse
Company,
Winston-Salem, N. C.

T. HENRY WILSON,

Executive Vice President, Rock Hill
Printing and Finishing Company,
Rock Hill, S. C.




President and Treasurer,
Henredon Furniture Industries, Inc.,
Morganton, N. C.

JONATHAN WOODY,

President, First National Bank,
Waynesville, N. C.

* * *

OFFICERS
ROBERT L. CHERRY, Vice President
STANHOPE A. LIGON, Cashier

R. LEE HONEYCUTT, Assistant

Cashier

E. CLINTON MONDY, Assistant

Cashier

5

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
* * *
President
HUGH LEACH

First Vice President
EDWARD A. WAYNE

* # #

HEAD OFFICE
ACCOUNTING, BANK ACCOUNTS, AND TELEGRAPH A N D
SWITCHING CENTER
JOSEPH

M.

NOWLAN, Cashier

Accounting Department

E. B. COLEMAN,
Manager
EDWARD J. CARR,

Assistant Manager
Board of Governors and certain other deposit accounts
Expenditures and general books
Bank Accounts Department

Ross M. BINFORD,
Manager
THOMAS E. HUTT,

Assistant Manager
Acknowledgment of cash letters from member and Reserve banks
Advice of cash letters sent direct to other Reserve banks
Federal Reserve bank accounts
Federal Reserve exchange drafts
Federal tax deposits (income tax withheld, social security, railroad retirement,
and excise taxes)
Reports of deposits and required reserves of member banks—Regulation D
Reserve accounts of member banks
Signature authorities
Transfers of funds—mail and telegraphic
Telegraph and Switching Center Department

6




L. MARCH,
Manager

GARLAND

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND—HEAD OFFICE

AUDITING
R. SUMMERFIELD BROCK,
Auditing Department

JR., General Auditor

N. CAMPBELL,
Assistant General Auditor
Certification of verification requests received from examiners and others
Conducts periodic audits at Head Office and branches
lists of securities and statements of accounts furnished examiners and others
Reconcilement of accounts of member banks and others
GARNETT

BANK A N D PUBLIC RELATIONS
AUBREY

N.

HEFLIN,

Vice President & General Counsel

Bank Relations

W. DODD, JR.,
Assistant Vice President

JAMES

Bankers' conferences, conventions
J. HAMMOND SILER, JR.,
Check routing symbol program
Senior Representative
Contacts with commercial banks
Educational programs
Membership applications—preliminary inquiries
Par remittance
Public Information

ROBERT G. HOWARD,

Assistant Cashier
Currency exhibit

FRED L. CARR,

Film library
Mailing lists
Operating circulars
Press relations
Publications
Speakers
Visits to and tours of Reserve Bank

Bank Relations Representative

BUILDING A N D EQUIPMENT, GENERAL SERVICE, A N D
PRINTING AND SUPPLIES
JOSEPH M. NOWLAN, Cashier
H. ERNEST FORD, Assistant Cashier

Building and Equipment
Department

CHARLES

General Service Department

JOHN

Printing and Supplies Department



H. IMEL,
Manager

E. FRIEND,
Manager
CARL E. HUNTER,
Manager
7

DIRECTORY

DISCOUNT AND CREDIT
NATHANIEL

L. ARMISTEAD, Vice President

Discount and Credit Department

W. MCKINNEY,
Manager
Advances to and discounts for member banks—Regulation A
Credit Regulations T and U (also see "Examining")
Defense production loans—Regulation V
Industrial loans—commitments and direct loans—Regulation S
GEORGE

JR.,

EXAMINING
NATHANIEL

L. ARMISTEAD, Vice President

G. HAROLD SNEAD, Chief Examiner
JOHN

L. NOSKER, Assistant Vice President

Examining Department
Applications of
National banks for trust powers
State banks for membership—formal consideration
State member banks for branches
Examination and supervision of State member banks and affiliates
Investigations concerning establishment of new member banks
Regulations
G — Acceptance by member banks of drafts or bills of exchange
F — Trust powers of national banks
H — Membership of State banking institutions
I — Increase or decrease of capital stock
L — Interlocking bank directorates (Clayton Act)
0 — Loans to executive officers of member banks
P — Holding company affiliates—voting permits
Q — Payment of interest on deposits
R — Relations with dealers in securities (Sec. 32, Banking Act of 1933)
T — Extension and maintenance of credit by brokers, dealers, and members of national securities exchanges
U — Loans by banks for the purpose of purchasing or carrying stocks
registered on a national securities exchange
J. P. TINGLE,

Condition reports of member banks
Earnings and dividend reports of member banks
8




Report Analyst

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND—HEAD OFFICE

FISCAL AGENCY, SECURITIES, AND TABULATING
UPTON
GUILFORD

Fiscal Agency
Department

S.

S.

Vice President
Administrative Assistant

MARTIN,

VAN PELT,

JOHN G. DEITRICK,

Manager
ROBERT J. POWELL,

Assistant Manager
Coupon Payment—U. S. Treasury and
other Government obligations
Issue, Exchange or Redemption of Treasury
Bills, Bonds, Certificates, Notes and
Savings Notes
Safekeeping of Savings Bonds for public
Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts

HERMAN W. BRITT,

Assistant Manager
WILBUR C. WILSON,

Assistant Manager
MARVIN A. PALMORE, JR.,

Supervisor

Forms—requests for
Fiscal Agency (FA)
Public Debt (PD)

JOHN G. DEITRICK,

Government Agencies
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Facilities Corporation
Foreign exchange reports
General Services Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Public Housing Administration
R. F. C. pool loans
Unusual currency transactions

JOHN F. STREET,

Savings Bonds
Direct issues (Series E-K)
Issuing agents accounts (Series E)
Lost, stolen, destroyed
Reissues and replacements (Series E-K)
Direct redemptions (Series A-K)
Paying agents accounts (Series A-G)

Manager

Supervisor

MRS. BERTHA GOODMAN,

Supervisor

J. G. TURNER,

Supervisor

Armed Forces Leave Bonds
Securities Department

WILLIAM HUTCHEON, JR.,

Securities Custodian
Purchase and sale of securities for account of member banks
Safekeeping of securities for member banks
Tabulating Department



WILLIAM E. MCLEAN,

Manager

DIRECTORY

LEGAL
AUBREY N. HEFLIN, Vice President and General Counsel
VICTOR E. PREGEANT, Assistant to Counsel

MONEY AND PROTECTION
CLAIR B. STRATHY,
WYTHE B. WAKEHAM,

Vice President
Assistant Cashier

Money Department

CLIFTON

Y. GREEN,
Manager

ELWOOD V. SCHUMANN,

Assistant Manager
Receipt, verification, custody and shipment of currency and coin
Protection Department

MILLARD

H. JONES,
Chief

NONCASH COLLECTION A N D TRANSIT
CLAIR B. STRATHY, Vice President
EDWARD WALLER, JR., Assistant Cashier
Noncash Collection Department

THRIFT W. TYSON,

Manager
Regulation G
Collection of corporate bonds, coupons, drafts, notes and other noncash
items
Transit Department

B. BEAVERS,
Manager

CLIFFORD

L. RUSSELL HUCKSTEP,

A. CARL

HEINRICH, JR.,

Assistant Manager
JOHN E. MALLORY,

Assistant Manager
Assistant Manager
Regulation J—Check clearing and collection
Adjustments, correspondence and telegrams relative to collection of cash
items
Cash letters
Clearing house—city checks
Country checks
Remittances
Return items
Treasurer of U. S.—transfers to general account
U. S. Government checks
Postal money orders
SATURDAYS ONLY

This bank is closed on Saturdays; however, COUNTRY CHECK and
RETURN ITEM DIVISIONS operate and can be reached by calling
RICHMOND 2-0939
10




FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND—HEAD OFFICE

PERSONNEL AND CAFETERIA
JAMES

M.

SLAY,

Vice President

Personnel Department

RAYMOND E. SANDERS, JR.,

Cafeteria Department

Miss

Manager
FREDA PATTISON,

Manager
PLANNING

L. ARMISTEAD, Vice President
JAMES W. DODD, JR., Assistant Vice President
NATHANIEL

Planning Department

J. GORDON DICKERSON, JR.,

Manager
RESEARCH
CHARLES
THOMAS

I.

W.

Vice President
Assistant Vice President

WILLIAMS,

STORKS,

Research Department
Economic research
Agriculture

HORACE G. PORTER,

Agricultural Economist
Banking and Treasury finance

R. PIERCE LUMPKIN,

Business conditions, industry
and trade

BENJAMIN P. CHAMBERS,

Corporate finance, state and local
finance, industry

EDMUND F. MAC DONALD,

Financial Economist
Business Economist

Collection of statistics
Banking and other credit reports
Trade reports

Industrial Economist
FRANK D. STINNETT, JR.,

Administrative Assistant
CHARLES W. WILLIAMS,

Monthly Review

Vice President
Miss BESS P. WALFORD,
Librarian

Library

RESEARCH—OPEN MARKET
J.




DEWEY DAANE,

Assistant Vice President
11

DIRECTORY

BALTIMORE BRANCH
DONALD

F. HAGNER, Vice President
*

* *

ACCOUNTING, FISCAL AGENCY, A N D SECURITIES
ADOLPH

C. WDENERT, Assistant Cashier

Accounting Department

EUGENE

L. SHIPLEY,
Manager

Acknowledgment of cash letters from member and Reserve banks
Advice of cash letters sent direct to other Reserve banks
Certification of verification requests received from examiners and others
Expenditures and general books
Federal Reserve bank accounts
Federal Reserve exchange drafts
Federal tax deposits (income tax withheld, social security, railroad retirement,
and excise taxes)
Lists of securities and statements of accounts furnished examiners and others
Reconcilement of accounts of member banks and others
Reports of deposits and required reserves of member banks—Regulation D
Reserve accounts of member banks
Signature authorities
Transfers of funds—mail and telegraphic
Fiscal Agency Department

DANIEL W. HOBBS, JR.,

Manager
WILLIAM E. WALTER,

Assistant Manager
Armed Forces Leave Bonds
Forms—requests for
Fiscal Agency (FA)
Public Debt (PD)
Savings Bonds
Treasury Bills, Bonds, Certificates, Notes and Savings Notes
Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts

12




FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND—BALTIMORE BRANCH

Securities Department

JOSEPH

L.

JENKINS,

Securities Custodian
Advice of calls and exchanges
Collection of maturing coupons and securities
Purchase and sale of securities for account of member banks
Safekeeping of securities
Government agencies
Member banks
Pledged as collateral

BANK PREMISES, DISCOUNT A N D CREDIT, NONCASH
COLLECTION, A N D PURCHASING AND SUPPLIES
BERNARD

F. ARMSTRONG, Assistant Cashier

Bank Premises Department

ROBERT

E. KEMP,
Building Superintendent

Discount and Credit Department

WILLIAM

Noncash Collection Department

JOHN

C. NORTON,
Manager
Advances to and discounts for member banks—Regulation A
Credit Regulations T and U (also see "Examining," Head Office)
Defense production loans—Regulation V
Industrial loans—commitments and direct loans—Regulation S

M. SCHAUB,
Manager

Regulation G
Collection of corporate bonds, coupons, drafts, notes
and other noncash items
Coupon payment—U. S. Treasury and other Government obligations

Purchasing and Supplies Department A. J.




PEROUTKA,

Manager

13

DIRECTORY

GENERAL SERVICE, MONEY, A N D PERSONNEL
A.

AUGUSTUS STEWART, JR.,

Cashier

General Service Department
Money Department

E. VERNON JONES,

Manager
EARL H. RODEY,

Assistant Manager
Receipt, verification, custody and shipment of currency and coin

Personnel Department

HENRY

J. SHECKELS,
Manager

PROTECTION, SNACK BAR, A N D TRANSIT
E.

RIGGS JONES, JR., Assistant

Protection Department

Cashier

THOMAS

P. NEMPHOS,
Chief Guard

Snack Bar Department
Transit Department

CHARLES

P. KAHLER,
Manager

ROBERT G. BALDWIN,

Assistant Manager
GERALD L. WILSON,

Assistant Manager
Regulation J—Check clearing and collection
Adjustments, correspondence and telegrams relative to
collection of cash items
Cash letters
Clearing house—city checks
Country checks
Remittances
Return items
U. S. Government checks
Postal money orders
14




FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND—CHARLOTTE BRANCH

CHARLOTTE BRANCH
ROBERT

L. CHERRY, Vice President
#

•

*

ACCOUNTING, GENERAL SERVICE, NONCASH COLLECTION,
SECURITIES, A N D TRANSIT
E.

CLINTON MONDY,

Accounting Department

Assistant Cashier

CHARLES

E. FRANCIS,
Manager

ROBERT W. SHEARER,

Assistant Manager
Acknowledgment of cash letters from member and Reserve banks
Advice of cash letters sent direct to other Reserve banks
Certification of verification requests received from examiners and others
Expenditures and general books
Federal Reserve bank accounts
Federal Reserve exchange drafts
Lists of securities and statements of accounts furnished examiners and others
Purchase and sale of securities for account of member banks
Reconcilement of accounts of member banks and others
Reports of deposits and required reserves of member banks—Regulation D
Reserve accounts of member banks
Signature authorities
Transfers of funds—mail and telegraphic

General Service Department

T. WESLEY BAGBY,

Manager

Noncash Collection Department

CHARLES

E. FRANCIS,
Manager

Regulation G
Collection of corporate bonds, coupons, drafts, notes
and other noncash items




15

DIRECTORY

Securities Department

T. WESLEY BAGBY,

Securities Custodian
Collection of maturing coupons and securities held in safekeeping
Safekeeping of securities, including Savings Bonds for the public

Transit Department

J. CRAIG FRYE,

Manager
WINFRED W. KELLER,

Assistant Manager
Regulation J—Check clearing and collection
Adjustments, correspondence and telegrams relative to
collection of cash items
Cash letters
Clearing house—city checks
Country checks
Remittances
Return items
U. S. Government checks
Postal money orders

DISCOUNT A N D CREDIT A N D PERSONNEL
STANHOPE

A. LIGON, Cashier

Discount and Credit Department

EARL

G. FELLOWS,
Manager

Advances to and discounts for member banks—Regulation A
Credit Regulations T and U (also see "Examining," Head Office)
Defense production loans—Regulation V
Industrial loans—commitments and direct loans—Regulation S

Personnel Department

16




FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND—CHARLOTTE BRANCH

BANK PREMISES, FISCAL AGENCY, MONEY, AND
PROTECTION
R. LEE HONEYCUTT, Assistant Cashier

Bank Premises Department

R. M. GLAZE,
Building Superintendent

Fiscal Agency Department

JOHN

P.

PARKER,

Manager
FRED C. KRUEGER, JR.,

Assistant Manager
Armed Forces Leave Bonds
Coupon payment—U. S. Treasury and other Government obligations
Federal tax deposits (income tax withheld, social security,
railroad retirement, and excise taxes)
Forms—requests for
Fiscal Agency (FA)
Public Debt (PD)
Savings Bonds
Treasury Bills, Bonds, Certificates, Notes and Savings Notes
Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts

Money Department

HARRY

L.

WHITMORE,

Manager
RAYMOND R. SMITH,

Assistant Manager
Receipt, verification, custody and shipment of currency and coin

Protection Department




E. L. KALE,
Chief

17

INDEX
Page

Page
BALTIMORE BRANCH
Director* and officers
4
Departments and operations 12-14
CHARLOTTE BRANCH
Directors and officers
,„„.„
5
Departments and operations 15-17
RICHMOND—HEAD OFFICE
Advances to member banks _
Armed Forces Leave Bonds „
Bank relations activities
Cash Letters
Adjustments, correspondence, etc, concerning
Direct sending to other
Reserve banks
Other
___,
Check clearing and collection
Check routing syml>ol program
„
„.
City checks
Coin, receipt and shipment of
Commodity Credit Corporation
__
Condition reports of member
banks ....
„
Corporate bonds and coupons, collection of
Country checks
Coupons of U. S. Treasury
and o t h e r Government
agencies, payment of
Currency exhibit
.„
Currency, receipt and shipment of
Defense production loans
Depositary receipts for Federal taxes
Discounts for member banks
Earnings and dividend reports of member banks „
Educational programs
Examination of State member banks and affiliates
Federal Reserve bank accounts
_
Federal Reserve exchange
drafts
Digitized for 18
FRASER


8
9
7
10
6
10
10
7
10
10
9
8
10
10
9
7
10
8
6
8
8
7
8
(J
6

Federal tax deposits
Foreign exchange reports —
Forms—requests for, Fiscal
Agency (FA), Public Debt
(PD)
General Services Administration
Housing and Home Finance
Agency
Industrial l o a n s , commitments and direct loans
Information, general —
Legal matters
Library
.
- -—Loans, applications for -—
Mailing lists .__.__„
Margin requirements
Member bank reserve accounts
.
Membership in Federal Reserve System
Formal applications
Preliminary inquiries
Money, receipt and shipment
of
Monthly Review
Editorial content
. —
Mailing list
Motion pictures —
Noncash items, collection of Operating circulars
.
Par remittance
Personnel matters _ . . . „ . — _
Postal money orders, payment or collection of —
Publications
Monthly Review
Other circulars, releases,
booklets, etc
.
Mailing lists of „
—
Public and press relations —
Public Housing Administration
Purchase of securities for account of member banks —
Reconcilement of accounts of
member banks and others -

G
9
9
9
9
8
7
10
11
8
7
8
6
8
7
10
11
7
7
10
7
**
11
10
11
"
7
7
9
9
7

Regulations
A—Discount* for and advance! to member
banki
_
C—Acceptance by member
bank* of drafts or
billii of exchange
D—Reserves of member
banks
_ _
F—Trust powers of national banks
G—Collection of noncash
items
II—Membership of State
banking institutions
in the Federal Reserve System
I—Increase or decrease of
capital stock of Federal Reserve Banks
and cancellation of
old and issue of new
stock certificates
J—Check clearing and collection
..
L—Interlocking bank directorates under the
Clayton Act
„
O — L o a n s to executive
officers of member
banks ._
.
.„
P—Holding company affili a t e s — voting permits
Q—Payment of interest on
deposits
R—Relationships w i t h
dealers in securities
(Sec. 32, Banking
Act of 11*33)
...
S—Industrial loans ._.
_„
T—Extension and maintenance of credit by
brokers, dealers, and
members of national
securities exchanges
U—Loans by banks for the
purpose of purchasing or c a r r y i n g
stocks registered on
a national securities
exchange _
V—Loan guarantees for
defense production Remittances for cash letters



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8
8
6
8
10

8

8
10
8
8
8
8

8
8

8

8
8
10

Report*
Condition of member banks
Deposits and required reserves
„
Kamings and dividends of
member banks
Statistical
Unusual currency transactions
.
Research and statistics
...
Reserve accounts of member
banks
..
Return items
Safekeeping of securities for
mcmWr banks
Sale of securities i^T account
of mcmWr banks
,
Savings Bonds
Securities
Lists furnished examiners
and others .
Purchase and sale of, for
account of member banks
Safekeeping
„
U. S. Government, subscriptions, tenders, exchanges, etc
Signature authorities
, .„
Speakers, arrangements for
Statements of accounts furnished examiners and others .
... ,,
Statistics, collection and analysis of
Tours of Reserve bank
Transfers of funds — mail
and
telegraphic
Treasurer's account, United
States
Treasury Bill*, Bonds, Certificates, Notes and Savings Notes
Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts
„
U. S. Government checks and
Postal money orders,
payment or collection of
Verification requests received
from examiners and others,
certification of
Visits to Reserve bank

8
C
8
11
1*
11
6
10
9
1+
9
7
i*
9
9
C>
7
7
11
7
6
10
1*
0
10

7
7
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Author(s): Geo. W. Rogers

Article Title: Resurgent City Won Federal Reserve 40 Years Ago Today

Journal Title: The Richmond News Leader

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April 2, 1954

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