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!t!U.i..--' FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD WASHINGTON ADDRESS OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD x-6267 March 14, 1929. SUBJECT: Classification of Personnel at Federal Reserve ~anks. Dear Sir: upon recei~t of re~lies from the Federal reserve banks to the ~card's letter X-6102, of July 31, 192S, subject, "Committee on Classification of Personnel at Federal Reserve ~anks 11 , the ~card designated the following committee on ~er S.nnel clas?ification: 'Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis w. w. w. F. Paddock 1. R. :Rou!'lds Hutt *H. J. Fleming s. Walden, Jr. Ta,ylor Dillard Attebery Minnea~olis Moore Kansas City c. A.. Worthington 'Q. D. Coleman Dallas San Francisco c. 'E. Earhart *Member of sub-committee *J~ Creed *J. H. o. M. *B. v. The sub-committee held a meeting in Cleveland on October 1, 1928, at which \Vere present, in addition to all members, Mr. Smead of the Federal Reserve ~oard and.Mr. Rounds of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Mr. Fleming was elect.ed Chairman and after reviewing the whole question in some detail, a letter was written under date of October 9 to each member of the committee requesting him to submit certain detailed information regarding each position in his bank. Re~lies received to this letter were carefully analyzed by the Chairman of the sub-committee and another meeting was held in Cleveland on Hal'ch 6, 1929. It was the conclusion of the subcommittee that it was not practicable from the data at hand to work up h proposed plan for submission to the full committee, as suggested in the ~oard's letter x-6102. The sub-committee has recommended, however, that a meeting of the complete com- • (? (_.,·~ ,(~0 f·.vrr._."f""' x-6267 mittee be held at an early date for the purnose of fully acquainting each member with the progress of the work so far and of evolving some classification plan or plans which will be adaptable to the existing organization of each Federal reserve bank and branch. The sub-committee has advised the Board that those banks which have been operating under .a classification ~lan of the character under consideration have found it so beneficial that they are strongly of the oninion that all Federal reserve banks would benefit materially from the ado~tion of a similar plan. The Board has approved the recommendation of the subcommittee that a meeting of the complete committee be held at an early date and you are advised that the meeting will be held in Chicago beginning Monday, Anril 8, 1929. Very truly yours, J. C. Noell, Assistant Secretary. TO CHAIRMEN OF ALL F. R. BANKS
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