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COMMITTEE ON THE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM LIST OF MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL belonging to Fred I. Kent sorted by his secretary, Miss Dorothy Warden in the spring of 1955 and included in material sent to Princeton for the Collection on International Finance Box # 24 Envelope of misc. early papers found in locked wooden box in Mr, Kent's library. Notebook containing Report of Special Committee of ABA on .Proposed Uniform Commeriial Code 1 file folder of 1914 correspondence "Gold Pool" 1 black book "Gold Syndicate" 1914 2 "letter press books" of 1916-1917 correspondence 2 file boxes of 1903-04 correspondence 1 file folder 1923 correspondence -while Mr. Kent was abroad. 2 file folders 1914- correspondence New York Bankers Fund London Committee 1 file folder 1914- correspondence referring to stranded Americans on the Continent (beginning of World War I) 1 file folder 1914- Embassy correspondence 1 file folder 1914 American Citizens Committee and Bankers Trust Co. matters at outbreak of World War I. 1 group of small pocket notebooks used by Mr. Kent 1 bundle of misc. papers Telegraph code books Bankers Trust Co. « n w First National Bank of Chicago 1 group misc. papers unable to place 1 group of E. C. Converse letters Box No. #26 & #27 2 cartons containing correspondence on Dawes Plan and the Reparations (no bound volumes included here) and misc. correspondence filed alphabetically as had been arranged in filing cabinet #28 1 carton containing invitations, menus, programs, etc. #25 1 carton containing miscellaneous material not able to place 1 carton containing typewritten and mimeo speeches, articles, etc. by Mr. Kent over many, many years. Some of these we were unable to place as to date. Others were originally arranged chronologically • Overseas Securities Corporation reports Bankers Trust Go. Dept. of Foreign Information weekly sheets Bankers Trust Co. Features of the Week Letters to the President (Roosevelt and Truman) assorted files from 1933* Incomplete. Regardless of whether folders are marked "Statistical" or "Special" letters to the president, they contain both in chronological order. (Mr. Kent wrote weekly letters to Roosevelt) Weekly Review of Economic Press, circulated by the General Secretary, International Committee for Relief Credits, Paris Filing Cabinet drawer containing miscellany of papers covering Yama Conferences, Economic Restoration Committee, International Chamber of Commerce, Reparations, etc. These are exactly as they were in the original files. "Dawn of the Diesel Age w (1935) large flat book Two etchings in folders sent by Harris Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago "Golden tfate International Exposition" (1939) large flat booklet "For All "Who Worship God" pamphlet of inaugural ceremonies of The Temple of Religion, New lork World1s Far 1939 1 copy of magazine "America's Future" November 1938 Bulletin of New York World1s Fair 1939 Large pamphlet put out by NBC 1933 giving pictorial history of National Broadcasting Company Large pamphlet "A portfolio of Selfridge's Decorations for the Goronation" May 1937 covering coronation of George VI and Queen Elizabeth Large booklet "Highways of Friendship" giving account of Pan American Highway Commission. 1924- (2 copies) Large flat book "These Tremendous Years 1912-1937" giving pictures and description of events occurring during those years Large flat booklet "Book of New York" put out by ABA Oct. 1922 1 copy of "The Graphic - Netherlands Number" March 6, 1921 Large flat book "National Monetary Commission - Financial Diagrams" - compiled ty A. Piatt Andrew 1910 Large pamphlet "Battle Fields of Today" covering World War I Rand-McNally "Atlas of Two Wars containing maps of Philippine Islands and South Africa" Geographical Series Vol. 15 No. 1, November 2, 1899 Hammond's "Highway Atlas of the United States and Canada" (no date) "Atlas of the World's Commerce" (London, Eng. 1907) Large pamphlet dated Oct. 1917 "charing Cross to Bagdad" published by "Daily Chronicle" London, Engl. Many many small pamphlets covering a wide variety of subjects, too numerous to attempt to list in detail. THINK magazines, various issues 1946 through 1945, including large bound volume covering the war years. The COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE 1917 1913 1920 1920 Dec. Nov. Oct. Nov. 22 16 16 20 ) ) ) ) Contains war news, armistice and years following (World War I) 1910 Oct. 15 ) 1912 Sept. 21 ) ABA Convention numbers HOUSE AND SENATE Acts, Resolutions and amendments DEPT. OF COMMERCE Supplements to Commerce Reports various dates from 1922 through 1925 Pamphlet "American Underwriting of Foreign Securities in 1928" Pamphlets "Balance of International Payments of U.S. in 192711 it ii n n w M it M n 11 n 11 it n tt w n 11 a n n 1930" 1931n 1932 1 1 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF UNITED STATES pamphlets "Our World Trade" 1920, 1921, 1923, 1926, 1927, 1929, 1930, 1932, 1933, 1934 "Foreign Commerce11 3 cc. NATIONAL FOREIGN TRADE COUNCIL Collection of misc. papers, reports, final declarations, etc. ROYAL ECONOMIC SOCIETY Memos from July 1927 to April 1931 Nos. 1 through 30 except 5,7,8,10,12,13,15,22 Economic Journal: 1932, March, Sept. 1922, Sept. 1924, Dec. 1925, Mar., June, Sept., Nov. 1926, Mar., Dec. 1927, Dec. 1928, June, Dec. 1930, Mar. Economic History 1933 Jan. 1938 Feb. Reports of COMMERCE AND MARINE COMMISSION AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION Spring Fall 1922 1923 1927 1928 1929 « 1930 ti 1931 1932 1933 1934. « « » » « » n • 1935 n it 1936 1937 1938 1939 194.0 1941 « " « « n " n « « « " " 1942 n ti 2 » « « « " H 194-3 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 B w " n " YORK UNIVERSITY U3MMENGMENT ADDRESSES Fred I. Kent, President of the Council 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1933 1 copy 1 copy 1 flone k copies ii Dione U to 1951 inc copies each year
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