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FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD WASHINGTON ADDRESS OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE T O T H E FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD X-7301 November 28, 1932. Dear Sir: There is inclosed herewith, for your information, copy of a telegram addressed to the Cashier of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco with regard to the transmission of messages over the main line leased wire system for account of Regional Agricultural Credit Corporations. If and when Regional Agricultural Credit Corporations in your district begin to transmit messages over the leased wires, they should be requested to use the AC symbol and, meanwhile, your telegraph operators should be instructed to guard against dropping the symbol from any messages originating in other districts which they may relay. Very truly yours, E. M. McClelland, Assistant Secretary. Inclosure. TO GOVERNORS OF ALL F. R. B A M S EXCEPT SAN FRANCISCO. 510 COPY ( TELEGRAM FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD WASHINGTON X-7301-a November 28, 1932, Hale - San Francisco Referring your telegram November 16 and 21, please include telegrams sent over main line leased wires for account of Regional Agricultural Credit Corporations along with other reimbursable business in item three of monthly telegraphic report requested Board's letter X-7100 February 24, 1932. Word count of such messages will be made by Board and bills rendered monthly against Reconstruction Finance Corporation for account of individual Agricultural Credit Corporations. In order that Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation wires may be distinguished from ordinary Reconstruction Finance Corporation telegrams please request local corporations to use symbol AC at beginning of date line in all messages transmitted over leased wires. Also instruct your head office and branch telegraph operators to transmit symbol, McClelland.
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