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NAME OR SUBJECT
S H E E T
470.01
* Licensed Banks
Banking Holiday
DATES (inclusive)
PART NUMBER
Part 1
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DECLASSIFIED
Authority
co nr
tffice Correspondence
To------ JEsAeral Reserve Board
F r o m _ Mr ^ SmaaA
_
ytxa
FEDERAL RESERVE
BOARD
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n
J u n e Ik, 1 9 3 3
Subject: Banka reopened, suspended.
placed in liquidation or on
_______a restricted basis, etc.
STATUS OF BANKS ON MAT 11, lq ^
M ber banks . U to M 31 & total of 5*536 m ber banks with
em
p
ay
em
(on December 31* 1932) of $26,360,000,000* had been licensed by the Secretary
of the Treasury to concoct normal banking operations, and on the sam date
e
there were 1,163 m ber banks with deposits (on December 31* 1932) of
em
$1 , 856 ,000,000 that had not .been licensed to res-um fu ll banking operations.
e
N em bankB. According to preliminary compilations m from data
onm ber
ade
.m
*
reported by the Federal reserve agents, a total of S,0^3 nonm ber banks,
em
other than mutual savings banks, with deposits (as of December 31) of
$5*156*000,000 were operating on an unrestricted basis on M 31» aad- 2 tgU
ay
5
with deposits of $1 , 1 3 6 , 000,000 were either not in operation (but had not
formally been placed in liquidation^or receivership) or were operating under
restrictions.
Mutual savings banks . There were 578 mutual savings banks in operation
in the United States on M 31» concentrated largely in the N England states,
ay
ew
N York and Pennsylvania, with aggregate deposits of $9,801,000,000. About
ew
three-fourths of these banks, according to reports received by the Board, were
operating under some form of restriction as to deposit withdrawals*
BANKS LICENSED SINCE MARCH 15. 1WS
M ber
em
, The number of m ber banks operating without restrictions
em
on M 31, 5*536, represents a net increase of **59 since March 15 (the first
ay
♦Between December 31» 1932 and M 13, 1933* ^be deposits of the 5*500 feam
ay
ber
banks operating without restrictions on the latter date declined by about
$2 , 500, 000 , 000 , or by 10 per cent .
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*
DECLASSIFIED
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date on which country member banks were licensed by the Secretary of the
Treasuiy) . During the period March
16
- May 31* inclusive, licenses were
issued by the Secretary of the Treasury to Uoi of the 1,6^9 member banks
that'had not been licensed by March 15.
In addition, licenses were issued
to SU newly organized national banks or state banks admitted to membership
after March 1 5 . following is a table showing dtianges in the status of nat
ional and state bank members during the period March
.. .
11 ’ .... 1
1
1
1
'..
■
"
.
■■'.. ■
16
- May 31* inclusive.
Total, all National
member banks b a n k s
State bank
members
LICENSED MEMBER BANKS
Number on March 15
Add b a n k s licensed:
E x i s t i n g bankB
New b a n k s
Deduct:
Liquidations, etc.*
Licenses revoked
Number on May 31
H.506
571
SU
3^7
30
5^
5^
20
6
19
2
b
5,077
boi
1
67H
5,536
NON-LICENSED MEMBER BANKS
Number on March 15
Add:
Licenses revoked
Banks suspended before March b**
Deduct:
Liquidations, etc .*
Withdrawals from membership
Li cens es grant ed exi sti ng b antes
Number on May 31
1 .6U9
1 .U2S
221
6
2
2
1
b
69
55
lb
2b
boi
3^7
2b
.i l l ® ...
1.029
1
5U
11b
♦Liquidations include absorptions, successions, conversions, etc.
♦♦These banks, ifcicih suspended prior to March U, were placed in conservator
ship or on a restricted b a s i B subsequent to March 15*
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Nonmember banks, other than mutual savings.
Statistics ere not avail
able as to the number of nonmember banks that had resumed normal banking
ope^tions on or before March 1 5 . Preliminary compilations made from data
reoorted by the Federal reserve agents, however, show that on April 12, the
'‘
4
first dato for which such, data are substantially complete, there were 7*392
nonmember banks, other than mutual savings, operating without restrictions
and 2,959 n°t in operation or operating under restrictions, compared with
8 *0 U3
and 2,2^5, respectively, on May 3^•
There was, therefore, a net in
crease of 6 5 1 during the period ipril 12 to May 3 - in the number of nonmem
1
ber banks operating on an unrestricted basis.
The 7,392 nonmember banks, other than mutual savings banks, -which on
April 12 were operating; on an unrestricted basis, had total deposits (on the
latest available call date) of *5,020,000,000, while the 8,0^3 nonmember
banks that were operating on an unrestricted basis on May 31 had total deposit
of $5*1F
56»000,000.
The 2,953 nonmember banks, other than mutual savings banks
which were not in orseration or were operating under restrictions on April 12
had total deposits (on the latest available cell date) of £1 ,3 2 1 , 0 0 , 0 0 ,
0
0
while the 2,2*45 nonmember banks which on May 3 1 were not in operation or
were operating under restrictions had. total deposits of Si,1 3 b,0 0 0 , 0 0 *
0
B A M S SUSPS3DH8D AFTSR H5ISUMI1G FULL BAHK1FG QF»?.ATI0S?S
According to data reported by the Federal reserve agents, 9 1 banks with
total deposits of
13 1*0 0 0
which had been licensed to resume full banking
operations, suspended or were placed in liquidation or on a restricted basis
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“ May 31 • ln this number are included 3 national banks with deposits of
by
$6,730,
000, 5 state bank members (one of which has since reopened on an - n
u
restricted basis) with deposits of £1,888,000, and 83 nonmember banks with
deifceits of $75,513,
000.
# M K S SUSPENDED MJ&CH 1 TO 11
During the first H days of March (i.e., preceding the President’s pro
clamation) 2H banks (all nonmembers) were reported as having suspended, with
'total deposits of $3,350*000,
During the period of the banking holiday, i.e.,
from March 6 to March 11, inclusive, 5 banks with deposits of $1.935.000 sus
pended or were placed in liquidation or receivership, of which 2 with de
posits of $1,3*40.000 were national banks and 3 with deposits of $595,000 were
nonmember banks.
SUMMARY TABLES
The following tables are attached hereto showing corresponding data, so
far as available, for each Federal reserve district:
1. Member banks licensed and not licensed, as of May 31. 1933*
2. lonmember banks operating on irarestricted basis and other nonmember
banks, as of May 31. 1933*
3. Banks suspended, placed in liquidation or receivership, or placed on
a restricted basis, after having been licensed to resume full banking opera
tions, March 13 to May 31. 1933 •
Baiks suspended or placed in liquidation, March 1 to 11, 1933*
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DECLASSIFIED
A t o i y ^ n ICSroi
uhrt-
CONFIDENTIAL
wtf/f&ecZ
Table 1 —
MElvSiR BAMS LICENSED Ax'© NOT LICENSED AS 01 MAY 31, 1933
Federal
Reserve
District
Deposits on Dec. 31*1932, of banks li
censed and not licensed on May 31.1931
1 ■
Not
Total
j Licensed
Licenst>d[ 1Iot
licensed*
1
licensed*
I
(Thousands of dollars)
2,044,222
56
1,916,703
127,519
311
126
226,87*+
701
10,315,009
10,088,135
2,131,481
2,025,208
98
156,273
: 587
!
515,841+
2,030,086
482
152
2,5^5,930
Number of banks
■
j
Total
- ............. ......
All member banks:
Bostolfr
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
367
227
635
634
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St,
Louis
39^
320
772
4o4
30S
273
479
330
86
42
293
7^
1,041,459
7^5,757
3,051,^62
9l4,29S
85^,092
705,191
2,685,317
840,9^0
187,397
10,566
+
366,14$
73.3 58
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
530
771
565
430
465
695
536
364
65
76
29
66
724,15c
1,063,633
724,876
2,864,505
690,845
9Q1,764
719,778
2,512,335
33,31“
+
71,869
5,098
52.170
6,699
5,536
1,163
28,216,821 **26,360,394
1 ,356,1+
27
33c
677
621
562
286
559
530
422
52
IIS
91
l4o
1,557,792
4,521,028
1 .511,73^
1,332,515
1,465,84s
^,330,589
1,384,953
1,175,387
91,91++
1
190.1+39
126,781
157.128
Richmond
Atlanta
Chi cago
St. Louis
353
279
613
34o
274
239
337
277
79
4o
226
63
739,536
65S,709
2,394,269
607,967
628,410
633,568
2,144,700
5bl, 561
111,126
25,11
+1
21+
9,569
1+ , 4o6
6
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
495
744
5i4
355
430
66s
4s 7
303
65
76
27
52
690,490
947,622
633,bSb
2,253,o37
657,176
875,753
676,761
2,207,200
33,3ii+
71,869
4.925
^6,637
+
5,891
4, S62
1,029
17,899,185
16,7^3,906
1,155,279
State bank members:
Boston
29
New York
150
64
Philadelphia
Cleveland
72
25
142
57
60
4
s
7
12
486,430
5,793,9^1
669,7^7
1,215'M 5
^50,855
5,757,5^6
640,255
85^,699
35,575
36,1+ 5
3
29,492
358,716
4i
4i
159
64
3^
39
92
53
7
2
67
11
301,953
87,04s
657,193
306,331
225,682
71.623
540,617
279,379
76,271
15, >
+25
116,576
26,952
35
27
51
75
35
27
49
61
2
14
33,669
116rOil
4lyloo
bl0,6bc
33,669
116,011
4i,oi7
605,135
173
5,533
SOS
674
13 ^
10,
317,£36
9,blb,488
701,148
Total
National banks:
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Total
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total
—
-------
♦Exclusive of banks placed in liquidation or receivership.
** Between December 31» 1932 and I l y 13, 1933»
,a
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
deposits of the 5500 moribor banks licensed
DIVISION OF BANK OPERATIONS
on
]atter date declined about
_
JUNE 12, 1933
$2 ,5 0 0 ,>0 0 ,0 0 0 , or by 10 per cent.
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CONFIDENTIAL
Table 2 —
NOiTMEiviBER B A M S OPERATING- ON UNRESTRICTED BASIS AND OTHER
NOEM3&BER BANKS, AS OF MAY 31, 1533
(Preliminary figures, subject to change; based on information received by
Federal reserve banks)
__________________________________ _____________________________ B-900
Humber of banks
Deposits on latest available call date
Federal
| Banks on
| unre0n
All
Reserve
All
Total
Total jstricted other
j unrestricted
other
District
banks
i
basis
i bctsis
(Thousands of dollars)
wonmehiber banks other
than mutual savings:
Boston
540,267
407,292
210
53
132,975
157
New York
12
1,168,423
1,132,316
36,107
323
335
64,364
242
Philadelphia
457,955
279
37
393,591
Cleveland
631,180
745
59S
147
134,091
497,089
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
745
789
2,203
1,413
584
714
1,293
1 ,15s
161
75 '
910
255
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
1,042
1,5^7
552
428
851
1,242
523
35S
10,288
Mutual savings banks:
Boston
363
New York
175
12
Philadelphia
Cleveland
4
Total
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total
556,237
265,890
1,047,715
37S,775
392,307
233,014
646,597
326,470
163,930
32,876
401,118
52,305
191
305
29
70
266,440
304,533
150,419
523,972
223,172
253,357
144,568
505,792
43,268
51,176
5,851
IS,180
8,043
2,245
6,291,806
5,155,565
1,136,241
75
3b
12
4
288
139
3,123,819
5,570,125
514,753
158,115
703,654
448,222
514,753
158,115
2,420,165
5,121,903
209,813
186,811
—
—
23,002
--
8
13
—
—
—
—
5
—
5
1
2
—
—
13,033
6,494
13,038
6,4q4
1
5
1
61,771
—
—
6l,5s4
—
—
1
—
—
—
—
3
3
578
145
—
433
—
—
187
—
—
—
—
—
—
143,077
143,077
9, 801,005
2,235,74s
—
7,565,257
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Table 3 -- BANKS SUSPENDED, PLACED IN LIQUIDATION OR RECEIVERSHIP, OR
PLACED ON A RESTRICTED BASIS, AFTER HAVING RESUMED FULL
BANKING- OPERATIONS, MARCH 13 TO MAY 31, 1Q33
Federal
Reserve
Dis-fcffict
3-900
Number of banks
Deposits (in thousands of dollars)
Member banks iNonmember
Total Member banks |Nonmember
Total
banks
Nat. State
National State | banks
1. BANKS SUSPENDED OR PLACED IN LIQUIDATION AFTER HAVING RESUMED FULL
BANKING OFSRATIONS
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total
_ _
3
—
5
3
3
___
——
-----
—
—
—
l
—
2
3
5
3
l
*1
—
—
2
4
7
__
—
7
—
27
—
—
—
—
—
l
—
1
——
__
—
—
—
—
—
976
—
—
—
—
—
976
—
—
636
—
5.540
722
3S
—
5,540
722
96S
371
*
215
2,411
—
25
11,206
__
*294
__
—
—
—
—
—
-----
374
215
2,411
—
636
294
—
10,276
2. BANKS PLACED ON RESTRICTED BASIS AFTER HAVING RESUMED FULL BANKING
OPERATIONS
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total
22,802
12,980
—
16
8
6
9
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
1
—
1
16
8
6
8
8,985
10,077
2,062
3,725
5
7
8,782
1,918
1,59^
5,000
—
—
■2
5
72,925
6,094
—
——
6
7
4
64
—
—
—
2
4
*Subsequently reopened (on unrestricted oasis)
22,802
12,980
——
—
—
5
3
——
—
5
3
——
—
—
—
1.094
—
—
—
—
___
—
—
8,985
10,077
,2,062
*2,631
——
3,782
1,918
1,594
—
1,594
65f337
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Table 4 —
Federal
Reserve
District
I
BANKS SUSP^NDSD orI PLACED I LIQUIDATION, MARCH 1 TO 11, 1933
B-900
Deposits (in thousands of dollars)
Number of benksi
Nonmember
m ,,
I Member bf-nks
Member banks Nonrneinber
xu i>r±
Total
|Netionelj Stete benks
benhs
He t. State
1. BACK'S SUSPENDED, MARCH 1 TO 4. 19 11
;
_
—
3
—
3
—
i—
i
—
—
—
ro
c
Boston ^
New York
Phile.de lTDhir
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
1
l
9
6
—
—
----
__
—
—
—
1
1
9
6
113
128
1,625
555
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
1
3
_
--
__
__
l
3
213
523
24
i^.
r.
Total
24
—
—
——
—
_—
—
—
__
—
—■
—
_
—
—
—
—
—
—
193
_
—
—
—
113
123
1,6 25
555
213
523
—
—
3,350
3,350
2. Bu'iS S S J x
i.jx U F i 'Di3D O l PLACilU l. LIQUIDATION OR RHC.3IVj
i
i
£RSHIP,
MARCH 6 TO iLR3 . 11, 1933
vA(H
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
_
_
__
__
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Richmond
Atlente
Chicago
St. Louis
2
—
1
1
2
—
—
1
—
—
—
—
—
—
__
—
—
——
_____
—
—
—
—
—
---------
—
Minneapolis
Kansr-s City
Dallas
Sen Francisco
Total
6
—
5
—
1,340
—
—
2
—
—
1
1
—
—
—
1,3^0
_____
430
41
—
—
124
1
——
.
-
______
—
——
__
——
430
41
__
124
_____
3
1,935
i,3^o
595
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TELEGRAM
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wire, I f you think It dosirsblo Beard has bo obJ«atlon
to yow bflik i**ulng liat* during ro»aliid«r of peasant aonth. following tolograa
im t
to a ll othor Fodoral m t r t t baxks, and I t t*
that you fur
nish data oellod for thoroin boglnnli* with aaok onding Jusa ?i
•Hoforring to Trans 1813 of Juno 2. print ad list* aad waskly oupplwwmt*
thsrata of i« * « r and now—bar bank* that hawo ra*u»ol banking opar at lo a* aay bo
Hafarring /our Juno 3
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11
Board dasiroo that data raportod vadkly la rospanso to Tran* 17G of April 13
9
ba o*pardad to ooror aaUonal banks. Accordingly, i t Is raquastad that you n sll
to Boards fbr oach wook onding Wodnsaday, bagimlng with waak andlng Juno 7* to
roach Iaalil**io* not Xatar tfcan tha following Monday, * statosMmt showing tfcangtfS
affoetii* tha fa Hawing liato ifclcfe ha*a boaa Balntainad by Board tha basis of
data raaaW od aithar In raapoasa to trass
of MarA lU or Tran* 1769 of
April 13i (A) Wati onal basks (1)
ta roavsa fa ll bajking oparationo, ( 2)
aot liconaad: (*) liato bask a sso rt (1 ) lioaaoad to rasass fu ll basking opsrationa, (2 ) oparating uadar ros triotloao. (3 ) not la actual oparatlon but aot
formally plaoad in liquidation or rwoalTorahlp} (C) lonxmbar banks (1) U e a s t i
to roam*- ftftl bonking oporatloao, ( 2) oparating vdar rootrietioa*» ( 3)
ia
aotaal oparatloa but not foxsislly plaoad ia liquidation or rooolTarAip. 'fit# otatoamat Aould show tho «ffoetiYo data of oautfe chango. Data non rsport od by tsls^apli
against aodaa SAT** S H aad 8XMM tm aocordanoo
Trass 1769 should ooatlaua to
ba roportad. Bo reports aaod 'ba subaittod on fores St. b3«6-b aad a boglnidag
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RECEIVED AT WASHINGTON, D. C.
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Referring to y6ur telegram Trans 1815 June Snd A I concur with vour
suggestion that the printing and distribution of lists and weekly
supplements be discontinued
Curtiss
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Mr. Tan Possea
Mr. Horbett
m 31. 1933
Proposed discontinuance of Padoral reaarve banks* printed lis t of
banks that have restaaed operations.
In tha attached 1 at tar datad May 17, Mr. Hale, Caahler of tha Federal
Reeerve Bank of San Prancieco, stakes two reco inundations with reapeat to tha
prlriRd lis t s , and enpplemei*s thereto, o f moaber and noraaenfcer basks that
haste r ©subad banking operations.
Tha first reoDmaendatlon Is that, to avoid tha appearanee of discrimina
tion agalnat member banks, tha:% lla t be oonflnad to tha namee of member and
■4
n o n » i* » r bank* lle « a i« d to r m w f a l l h«nMn*- »T )«-«tloai.
that tti. h m
of nosmember banks operating under reetrletlons should either ba onlttad
altogether or a aaparata lla t praparad which w ill lnoluda maabar as wall aa
nonmeaber ban)* operating undar reatrictlone .
Tha aaaond recommendation la that, In tha Intaraat of eoonomy, tha
Board taka over tha publication of thasa 11ata.
After wa had dleeueaed Mr. Hala*s lattar Mr. Smead called Mr. Sall«r
over tha telephone and aakad him ahether ha eaw any raason for continuing
thasa lis ts and, If so# whathar ha fait that they ahould ba laaued by tha
Board. Mr. Sallar advised Mr. Snead that ha saw no raaaon for laeulng tha
llata any longer, also that I f they ahould oontlnua to ba latuad tha Board'
should taka over thalr publication, la latar definitely oonfirmed thla
view, after having die cueaed the natter with tha department haada.
Mr. MeZlhenagr, Cashier of tha Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia* ad
vised Mr. Mfrlck to the ease affect, aftar having gone Into tha matter with
tha int ere at ad department a *
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Mr. Taa Fossea - #2
Before crdering the discontinuance of the publication of these list*
I t I t w ell to keep l a Bind th e p ra c tic e p re v a ilin g b e fo re the d ec la ra tio n
o f tfee banking h o lid ay by th e P re sid e n t.
In going in to th is I fin d th a t,
according to the Minutes o f the X>«eenber 1331 Governor** conference (page
10) J i t was voted th at each fe d e ra l re e e rv e bank should ad v ise eadi o th e r
Federal re s e rv e bank d a ily by teleg raph o f a l l bank c lo sin g s , reopenings
and su ccession s.
th is p r a c tic e was supposed to be In ef fe c t before th e
d e c la ra tio n o f the baa&klng h o lid a y • but Mr. K yrlck to ld ae th a t he doubted
whether I t m s being c lo s e ly observed.
A ccordingly, I c a lle d Mr. Oobb,
Manager of the transit Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia,
^ v . n t l s connection, and he advised ae that his experience has been that the
•vl il
telegraphic reports froa the Federal raasrve banks were never ooaplete even
as to bank closing*. and even less complete as to other baaik changes. Fur
thermore# he stated that practically no use could be Bade of such advices,
as the Fedaral reserve banks In order to avoid possible liability, nske it
a practice to tend items drawn on par banks In other districts to the reapactlve Federal reserve beaks for collection and realttance or return . About the
only purpose each current advices served, he *aid, is to enable the Federal
reserve bank to advise a menber bank that Inquiries about a given bank, but
sudh advice the Fedaral reserve baric gives lnfora»lly and wlthoi* assuslng
any responsibility Inasmuch as the situation of a given bank m y have chained
since the reealpt of the report by the Fedaral reserve bank,
la reeponee to ay further inquiry Mr. Cobb said that no telegraphic
advices of changes la status of banks in other districts have been received
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•luce the declaration of the backing holldqr, aad that tha only thing
bearing on thla matter that eomes In now la the printed list (or stgjplemedte
thereto) gotten out by the Federal reserve hanks. These lists aad supplestents, however* are also of no practical nee to tha Transit Department*
X. /%r
itatsnuch as* In accordance with the established policy* the federal Reserve
lank of Philadelphia s#$ds to other Federal reserve hanks* for collection
and rsalttance or retarn, all items drawn on par hanks in other Ffederal re
serve districts* eiw thon^i
hanks say he dosed or operating on a
restricted basis,
Froa the standpoint of this division It would appear desirable* iff the
priritg^^U ts are discontlmted* to get scasthli^ else fro® the Federal re
serve banki as to the chafes in the status of hanks.
Relatively little
sore need he obtained perhaps than is already hcdi« reported* Inasmuch as
in rtsponse to THAIS l|6f of Jprll 13 we are already receiving a report hy
■ail* m of each Wednesdcqr• showing each change in the status of a asafrer
and nontmUmr «Ut» bank. *• gat practically so Information trm tha l>aderal reeerve hoiks a* to national ba&ks, depending on the Coaptfoller's
office for this. In addition to this nail supplement giving the change in
status of aeaber aad nonsBafcer stat# banks * toil ng the week ending eaCh
Wednesday, we get currently by telegraph all hank closlnge under codes
SATt. S’CHT, aaS 31KM, u proTldad for In TRUE 1769.
I r feeling is that we should get at least as wach lnforaatlon froa the
Q
Federal reserve hanks as to the licensing of national hanks as we now get
froa thea with respect to aeaher and nes»«nber state basics* in othsr words
we omg*t to have a stateatnt h r aall as of aacto Wednesday Showing all
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changes in the status of all franks during the week.
X think that this is
necessary for the reason th a we cannot fully depend on the Comptroller**
t
of^pe. as on occasion the Coaaptroller^ information as to the licensing
of a member bank is not definite* due to the fact that the Comptroller^
office is not always as promptly aware of the fulfillment of prescribed
conditions as is the Federal reserve bark, which issues the license to the
member bank under authority and on behalf of the Secretary of the Treasury.
I would much p refer, however, to have each federal reserve bank wire
currently every change in the status of banks in it s d is tr ic t, to be
followed once a month with a li s t which would include a ll such bank changes
reported to the Board. I don*t b elieve that th is would be a formidable
task for each reserve bank, in fact it would add very l i t t l e to the work
they already do either for the Board, for their own purposes, or for other
reserve banks . Accordingly, I an submit tin g two alternative drafts of a
proposed telegram to the Federal reserve banks authorizing them to discon
tinue the printed l i s t s and supplementr thereto: One draft merely asks
them to submit to the Board, by m ail, essen tia lly the same data as are now
reported by mail with respect to member and nonmember sta te banks; the
other draft embodies my recommendation for current telegrajfcic advices to
the Board o f a ll bank changes .
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M isc 129
/
Bon* m U m B* toodln
Secretary of th*?Tr©aaury
Washington, D* C«
Pswrlr* Beoretaxyi
Be respectfully r»o» end that the following
t—
banks be each granted * license fro* the leoretai7 of the Treasury
to perfom all uaoil ami noraal banking fuaetioas except as other*
tlM prohibited* these banks are State idktitutions efaich eere
licensed to reopen In fall by the appropriate authorities, end
which were adnitted to nertbersfaip ln>^^X^|eral Becerra %ftt«i
on the dates indicated in the list,
&OOfttiOtt
Baltimore, l d
i*
Fidelity
Abingdon, ?«*
Farsers
Fniwrtlle, fa*
f
,
Slade Spriog, fa*
Buffalo, W* fa*
WUnington, U* 0 *
Washington, B# 0 *
Washington, 0* C*
Pete
Savings & trust Cowpauy
* trust Oonpany
|
^*n & Trust Coapany
4-8 *58
4-ll~38
4~a~88
€-41*88
4-20-58
4-24-58
4-21-58
5-8 *88
Very truly yours
Hi* 1 * Boxton
Chaiman & Federal Beserve Agent
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D. C.
Attention Mr, Chester Morrill
Secretary
Dear Mr* Morrill:
^
With reference to your telegram of this '
date I enclose a copy of a letter mailed today to the
Secretary of the Treasury, requesting that we be authoriz
ed, in his name,to license those State banks which have been
admitted into the System in this District since the so-called
Bank Holiday proclaimed " y the President.
b
If ny procedure is not correct please set me
straight.
With best regards,
Very truly yours
W. W. Hoxton
Chairman and Federal Reserve Agent
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* * * 3 . 1933
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Mm. H i l l m o s
Banks closed in Paterson, I. J.
T
Mr. lorbett
Heferring to the first paragraph of the attached inquiry from
Mrs. John Van Peer, according to tbs Info nation reported ^t the Board
o
by f | ^federal Reserve Agent at lav York there are at present 5 hanks
lg
In Paterson, H. J . which are not open on an unrestricted basis, as
,
•* <-
follows:
EflPflfUl.M „ S l * 11.1931
il,
Labor national Bank
National Bank of Aaerlaa
Hamilton Trust Company
$3,* ,000
165
2,256,000
7,870,000
gonmember banks
Broadway Bank and Trust Qo*pa«y
franklin Trust Company
1,121,000
2,U04,000
The two national banks are 1m charge of conservators*
member bank, the Hamilton Trust Company, has not yet opened.
The other
On or about
April 25 the Secretary of the Treasury authorised the Federal Reserve Bank
of Mew York to Issue a license to the Hamilton Trust Oompany effect! y
as and when the bank's capital has been Increased by an issue of not less
than $500,000 preferred stock to be sold for $1 ,500,000 and as and when the
conservatorship if any has been terminated.
We were informed this morning
by the Assistant Federal reserve agent's office at Hew fork that the required
amount of stock has not as yet been sold but that a substantial amount has
been subscribed and it seems likely that the bank will open soon
The two nonmember banks were placed on a restricted basis during the
week endli^ March 29 , after having previously resumed operations on an un
restricted basis.
six of the letter.
jm/Uh
Shey are, no doubt, the two banks referred to In paragraph
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11 .
1933
4
Mr. Mtorrlll
Meaiber banka not lioanaad In
Mr. Ssm I
Chlea£» d la tr lo t
the figure* cited In the attached letter dated 1 9
lay
Congreeaa*n
Croifc of Indiana tfelate to meafcer bank* only and. while t s y do not agree
ia
exactly with our conplO<ation», they ara tubetanttally correct. According
.£
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to our compilation a* of March 29* *feich wa* pobllahed on page 216 of the
April 1933 J*»ue of the federal Reaerve Bulletin, tbara ware 77* naabor
bank* la tba Chicago Fedaral reaerve dlatrlot on that data* of itilch 321
br **1.5 por oent bad not boon licensed to reopen.
the following tabla about tba total nuiber of menber banka in each
Fadaral reaerve dlatrlot on March 29* tha nuaber lleanaad and the waafcer
not lleanaad, and tba percentage not lleanaad:
F * I.
jaheM .
Boaton
Maw Toric
Total
Philadelphia
688
367
SSI
Cleveland
631
Rtohnond
A tla n ta
Chleagft
S t . Loula
3*7
316
77>
*
it03
Minneapolis
Xaneaa C ity
Dallas
San Pranoleoo
total
533
Ueasaad
30U-
Hot
Percentage
not l l a n a d
153
17.2
18.6
s
160
25
2
109*
668
63*
10 0
*53
3x2
1*58
770
56s
U36
369
6.69*
5.387
692
528
50 •
321
1 *.
28.2
1 5 .8
*1.5
91
2 2 .6
75
tk.l
78*
Uo
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1.30-7
Division of
10.1
7.0'
15 >
19.5
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Mr. Morrill - #2
Corresponding figuras by statee are mot available as of l a t i 29,
irf
as the Goaptroller* a office bat not fmiihid us data by states, for that
covering national banka. Sovaver, the following table show* the
total rafter of «e*ber banks in the ?th Federal reeerve district* by
* ■>
£
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etates, on April 26, togethar with tha amber in aadi atat# (or pert of
atata) licenced and not licensed, and tha percentage not llosnsed:
Stata
Illinois*
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan*
Wieconain*
Total, district So. ?
total
2^5
110
1*
90
m
J
Licensed*
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2
T2
96
62
59
i6
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Sot
lieansad
I Percentage
13
3*
11
92
31
311
•fhat part of the State included in district I©, J.
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Jffi/fe*
ffj
atl
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Wt.5
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May 3, 1935,
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Mr* £• L. Smead,
Chief,,Division of Bank Operations,
Federal Reserve Board,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr, Smead:
In response^to^p^Sorbett* s request^of^-^^.y,
we are enclosing a specimen copy of the license which we
are issuing tq member banks reopening
Very truly yours,
Alfred Inge,
Chief, Tabulation Division,
Reports Department,
O/
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LIC E N S E
The...................................................................
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of.........................................................................
i hereby permitted to open on........................ 1933 i s o f ce(s) in the following
s
t fi
place fs).....................................................................
......................................................................... .ygp.........................................................................-.............................................................................................................
and to perform i s usual banking functions except:
t
(1) To the extent prohibited in the executive order % f the President of the
United States issued on March 10, 1933 (an extract fron^wfeh i printed hereon);
s
(2) To the extent limited or prohibited by an^xecul^e order of the President
or by regulations of the Secretary of the TreasiH*^*
This license may be revoked in whole or in pawLb^l^e Secretary of the Treasury at
any time.
T
n
£
issued by nireclpm ot
W. JL wN^din, S e c r e t a r y o f the T rea su ry ,
idercli^Reserve Bank of N e w York,
By
Governor.
E xtract f r o m E xectjtivi^ ^ er of t h e P resident of t h e U nited S tates ,
J^I^d o n M a r c h 10, 1933.
“ By virtue of the authojpty j e sted in me by Section 5 (b) of the Act of October 6, 1917
(40 Stat. L. 411) as a m e n d ^ f a e Act of March 9, 1933, and by Section 4 of the said Act of
March 9, 1933, and by virtue of Ml other authority vested in me, I hereby issue the following
executive order.
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“ Until further order, no individual, partnership, association, or corporation, including any
banking institution, shall export or otherwise remove or permit to be withdrawn from the United
States or any place subject to the jurisdiction thereof any gold coin, gold bullion, or gold certifi
cates, except in accordance with regulations! prescribed by or under license issued by the Secretary
of the Treasury.
“ No permission to any banking institution to perform any banking functions shall authorize
such institution to pay out any gold coin, gold bullion or g’old certificates except as authorized by
the Secretary of the Treasury, nor to allow withdrawal of any currency for hoarding, nor to engage
in any transaction in foreign exchange except such as may be undertaken for legitimate and nor
mal business requirements, for reasonable traveling and other personal requirements, and for the
fulfillment of contracts entered into prior to March 6, 1933.
“ Every Federal Reserve Bank is authorized and instructed to keep itself currently informed
as to transactions in foreign exchange entered into or consummated within its district and shall
report to the Secretary of the Treasury all transactions in foreign exchange which are prohibited. ’’
Subdivision B of Section 5 of the Act of October 6, 1917, as amended and Section 4 of the
Act of March 9, 1933, prescribe a penalty of a fine of not more than $10,000 and/or an imprison
ment for not more than ten years, for violation of the terms of the said sections.
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A p ril
28,
1933
Mr. M o&ellaad
Mr. Snead
Attached hilfeto is the l i s t X spolos to you about ths
o ther day o f State bank* AdaItted to nenbership between
Marsh 16 and A p r i l 22.;, fhoee hanks t&iet* ha*s been granted
11 osnses hy the Searetary o f the Treasury are indica ted hy
aa a s te ris k .
XnasBuoh as sons o f the hanks a dnitte d to
aes&ership since March 16 haie been lioensed by the Secretary
o f the fre a su ry i t would seen that the,/Secretary should give
l i osnses to a l l of them.
“
l*s;
KU>/X»h
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STAX* BAW ADMITTED TO MBIBBRSHIP M
KS
ARCH 16 TO APRIL *2, 1933
(Banks for which Division of Bank Operations has received
copy of Seoretaty of Treasury »s telegram authorising tha
Issuance of a license are designated by an asterisk)
P JLlli
1
Iverett Bank ft Trust Co.
liverett, Mass.
Pftte
Apr. 28
Apr.
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2
2
2
2
County Trust Coapany
Adirondack Trust Conpany
Washington Ir▼ in tru s t Co.
Oitisens Bank
New York, N. T.
Saratoga Springs,N.Y.
Tarrytown, W Y.
,
White Plains, H. Y.
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Ashland Bank A Savings Co.
Commerce Gujrdlan Bank
Cltltens Bank ft Savings Co.
Ashland, Ohio
Toledo, Ohio
Leesburg, Ohio
Mar. 31
5
5
5
5
5
5
F id e lit y Tru s t Conpany
Farmers isxohange Bank, In c .
Bank o f Glade Spring
Buffalo Bank
Plant ers Bank ft Trus t Co.
American S ecurity ft T ru s t Co *
B altim ore, Md.
Abingdon, Ya.
Glade S pring, Ya.
B u ffa lo , W. Ya.
F a rm v ille , Ya.
Washlxgton, D . C .
A p r. 8
* 11
1 11
1
N 20
N 21
« 21
6
6
6
American Trust ft Banking Co.
Dothan Bank ft Trust Co.
Merchants ft Mechanics Bank
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Dothan, Ala.
Coluabus, Ga.
Mar. l 6
Apr. 7
M 15
*7
•7
*7
*7
AMlgwatsd Tr. ft Sav. Bank
Hand1ton State Bank
Lake Shore Trust ft Svgs. Sank
Sears Connu<y State Bank
Chicago,
Chicago,
Chicago,
Chicago,
Mar. 23
• 29
C. P. Burnett ft Sons
State Bank of S te e lsv ills
Bank of Menphis
F irst state Bank
Bidorado, 111.
Staeleville, 111.
Memphis, Mo.
Chester, 111.
Mar. 23
• 27
Apr. 10
■ lk
Woonsocket ,' S.. D.
A p r . 15
8
S
8
8
111.
111.
111.
111.
*
13
17
17
IS
16
A p r. lH
*
20
Apr. 10
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d e c l a s s if i e d
Authority j £ . r ,
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........-
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-
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10
10
10
Qitisene Bank
T * r m v State Bank
d tlx n u i Bank
Bancroft, flebr.
Worland, ^ro.
Abilene, Kans.
11^
11
H u n tsville Baric & Trust Co.
ftoeeoe State Bank
%
-c>
H u n tsville , Tex.
Bosooe, Tex.
lia r. 23
12
Cltlsene State Bank
Santa Paula* C a lif.
Mar. 21
Mar. 2 *
*
*
25
Apr. 20
•
23
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D E C L A S S IF IE D
j Authonty
Auth
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Federal Reserve Bank
of Dallas
SUPPLEMENT NO. 5
LIST OF MEMBER AND NON-MEMBER BANKS
IN THE
ELEVENTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT
Which We Are Advised Have Been Authorized
to Resume Banking Operations
THIS LIST EMBODIES ALL CHANGES MADE SINCE THE ISSUANCE
OF OUR ORIGINAL LIST, ACCORDING TO REPORTS RECEIVED BY
US THROUGH APRIL 12, 1933
THIS LIST IS NOT INTENDED
TO BE USED AS A PAR LIST
THIS LIST IS BASED UPON THE BEST INFORMATION OBTAINABLE BY THE
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS TO DATE AND SHOULD BE VERIFIED.
IT IS GIVEN WITHOUT RESPONSIBILITY ON OUR PART.
(Issued April I}, 19}})
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DECLASSIFIED
r
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Authorit>-_C .0 . /O.s-m
(♦State Member Banks.
E P — El Paso Branch.
H — Houston Branch.
S A — San Antonio Branch)
MEMBER BANKS
Additions to list of MEMBER BANKS authorized to resume banking operations:
Lordsburg..
NEW MEXICO
------- First National Bank (E P)
TEXAS
Burkburnett. --------------- Brest National Bank
Paris_____________________ First National Bank
Edgewood________________ iH^st National Bank
Pittsburg_____________ Pittsburg National Bank
*Forney_____________________ Forney State Bank
Roxton— -- ---------------------- First National Bank
Littlefield_________________ First National Bank
*Sinton__________ Commercial State Bank (SA)
Mercedes__ ------------- First National Bank (SA )
Valley Mills.—._____________ First National Bank
Midlothian------------------------- First National Bank
Weslaco_-______ ____ First National Bank (SA )
O’Donnell_______ -__________First National Bank
Pampa----------------------------- First National Bank
Wheeler___________________First National Bank
NON-MEMBER BANKS
Additions to list of NON-MEMBER BANKS authorized to resume banking operations without any
restrictions other than those applicable to all banking institutions:
LOUISIANA
Mer Rouge_________ .Mer Rouge State Bank
Arcadia_____________________ Commercial Bank
Minden______________ Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
Bastrop________ Bastrop State Bank & Trust Co.
Bastrop___________ Citizens State Bk. & Tr. Co.
Monroe__________ Central Savings Bk. & Tr. Co.;
Montgomery________ ...1__ Bank of Montgomery
Belcher.__________ Caddo Trust & Savings Bank
Natchitoches______ ____________Exchange Bank
Benton_______________________ Bank of Benton
Natchitoches_______ Merchants & Farmers Bank
Bernice_______________________Bank of Bernice
-Bossier State Bank
Natchitoches____________________ Peoples Bank
Bossier_
_____ Citizens Banls:
Oak Grove...___ _____________Bank of Oak Grove
Campti__
_____ Peoples Bank
Oak Ridge_________________ Bank of Oak Ridge
Chatham.
Choudrant.
.Bank of Choudrant
Oil City________________________ Oil City Bank
Cloutierville______________ Bank of Cloutierville
Olla______________________ ..._011a State Bank
Colfax_______________ Colfax Bank & Trust Co.
Pelican____________________ Pelican State Bank
Plain Dealing___ _____________ First State Bank
Columbia._______ ___Caldwell Bank &Trust Co.
Pleasant Hill_____ ...._____ Bank of Pleasant Hill
.Citizens Progressive Bank
Columbia______
_______ Bank of Coushatta
Rayville__________ _______ Richland State Bank
Coushatta-------Ringgold____________________ Bank of Ringgold
______ Dubach State Bank
Dubach________
____ Bank of Grand Cane
Robeline___ .....--------------------- Bank of Robeline
Grand Cane.
__________ Grayson Bank
Ruston_____________ Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
Grayson.
Ruston____________ _._Ruston State Bk. & Tr. Co.;
Harrisonburg.___Harrisonburg-Catahoula St. Bk.
Haynesville_________ Planters Bank & Trust Co.
Saline________________ __________Bank of Saline
Shreveport...._______ City Savings Bk. & Tr. Co.
Homer____ 1______ Homer Trust & Savings Bank
Sicily Island----------------- Sicily Island State Bank
Jena_____________________________Bank of Jena
Simsboro.-—_____ ___________Bank of Simsboro
Jena________________ i_____ La Salle State Bank
Tallulah___________ Tallulah State Bk. & Tr. Co.
Jonesboro________________ Jackson Parish Bank
Vidalia____________ Concordia Bank & Trust Co.
Jonesboro________________Jonesboro State Bank
Vivian________ _________________Bank of Vivian
Lake Providence_________ Lake Providence Bank
West Monroe_________ West Monroe State Bank
Mansfield_____________ DeSoto Bank & Trust Co.
Winnfield__________________ Bank of Winnfield :
Many______________ _______ Peoples State Bank
Winnsboro________ Franklin State Bk. & Tr. Co.
Many___________ Sabine State Bank & Trust Co.
Winnsboro____ ___Winnsboro State Bk. & Tr. Co.
Marion____________________ Marion State Bank
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D E C LA S S IF IE D
(♦State Member Banks.
E P — El Paso Branch.
H— Houston Branch.
S A — San Antonio Branch)
NON-MEMBER BANKS operating without restrictions (continued).
ARIZONA
Willcox_________________ Bank of Willcox (E P)
(This is a reorganization of Riggs Bank,
Willcox, Arizona)
Antfers______________ Farmers Exchange
Atoka®:_____________________ Atoka State
Bokchito_____________________ First State
Caddo-First State
OKLAHOMA
Bank
Bank
Bank
Bank
Clarita__
Clayton_
Hugo___
Tishomingo.
___ Farmers State
____ Clayton State
------ Security State
_______First State
Bank
Bank
Bank
Bank
TEXAS
Abernathy—_________ __-__ ___ First State Bank
Los Fresnos-------- Los Fresnos State Bank (SA )
McAllen----------------- City State Bank & Trust Co.
Avalon_______________________ First State Bank
McCamey---------------------------Security State Bank
Beckville_______________ Continental State Bank
Booker________ ___________—First State Bank
Memphis---------------------------- Citizens State Bank
Brady_____________________ F. & M. State Bank
Queen City----------------Guaranty Bond State Bank
Groveton________________ First State Bank (H)
Rogers-------------------------------- Rogers State Bank
Gustine______________________ First State Bank
Springtown-------------------- Springtown State Bank
Happy_______________________ First State Bank
Sweetwater----------------- Texas Bank & Trust Co.
Houston________________ Federal Trust Co. (H)
Taft------------------------ ------------ Taft Bank (SA )
Huntington________ Huntington State Bank (H)
Talco------------------------------------Talco State Bank
Lexington___________ Lexington State Bank (H)
Tioga------------------------------------- First State Bank
Liberty__________________ First State Bank (H)
Three Rivers------------------First State Bank (SA )
Lorenzo___________________ Lorenzo State Bank
Tulia---------------------------- Tulia Bank & Trust Co.
Additions to list of NON-MEMBER BANKS authorized to resume banking operations under restrictions:
LOUISIANA
Castor.,____________________Castor State Bank
Delhi—,_________________________ Bank of Delhi
Farmerville_______ _____ Farmerville State Bank
Logansport________________Bank of Logansport
Newellton------------------- --------Tensas State Bank
St. Joseph----------Bank of St. Joseph and Tr. Co.
Springhill-.---------.____Commercial Bk. & Tr. Co.
OKLAHOMA
Antlers^___ __________________First State Bank
Valliant-------------- Farmers State Guaranty Bank
Mannsville______________ Mannsville State Bank |
TEXAS
Burkeville__________ Burkeville State Bank (H)
LaVernia----------------LaVernia State Bank (SA )
Frost_____________________ Citizens State Bank
Marquez--------------------------------First State Bank
Hallsville_________________ Farmers State Bank
Ranger------------------------- Commercial State Bank
Iledley____________________ Security State Bank
Taft---------------------------- First State Bank (SA)
Jacksonville______________ First State Bank (H)
Delete from list of NON-MEMBER BANKS authorized to resume banking operations*
ARIZONA
Lowell__________________ Bank of Lowell (EP)
LOUISIANA
Minden_________ Bank of Minden and Trust Co.
TEXAS
Cedar Hill___________________ First State Bank
Dundee______________________ First State Bank
Henrietta_______ W. B. Worsham & Co., Bankers
Laredo —Mexican American Coml. Bkg. Co. (S A)
New Boston_______________ Farmers State Bank
Rowlett___________________ F. & M. State Bank
Runge___ ___________ Citizens State Bank (S A)
San Angelo_____ Concho Valley Loan & Trust Co.
San Antonio__ Merchants & Mechanics Bk. (SA)
Saratoga_____________Saratoga State Bank (H)
Southmayde______ __ ______ Security State Bank
Temple______________________ Temple Trust Co.
Weslaco____________ Security State Bank (SA)
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d e c l a s s if ie d
Authority
F o r m 14 8
TELEGRAM
&>
FEDERAL. RESERVE
LEASED WI RE SERVICE
W A S H IN G TO N
tuttn - kriM
iMta - UAMt
O -M T i
m
«k
M m - Al na
ta t
J a i - ntkMykU
a ta
Hm« - O l M
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t e l
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7
i9%- H m^w ■
- w
uaQlnrt - W
mmm &tjr
Nftitfl - ftalltS
3tvtaa m $m fiaaalsto
In ordtr thpt Board nay follow olo*©ly a ll changaa la status at
basks, plea as mall at tooa at pmotioabla statements low ing
(A) Stas* ana location, also total dspositt at of la tt m il for condition n«
ports, of aaeh aoaaMtber ataia teak, trust aoacpangr, ttook savings bask, natnal
savings bank and privata bank under ttata supervision la ynar d istrict. fh it U tt
should bt prtparad at of A p ril 12, 1933# ***• data of jk**» tuppltatntal 11tt of
banks authorlstd to raopaa, and tha banks should bt grotipad at fo lltvst (1) Operating
without restrictions other thaa those aprlioablt to a ll baaklng institutions under
Ix ie a tlv i Ordtr of taurdh 10* 1933* (2) Operating under restrictions la addltloa to c
thott spplioable to a ll btnklng institution! under Kaeoutive ordtr of liarch 10, 1933.
whether tuoh additional re at riot ions m u iapottd by State banking department
or by banka* boardt of dire store. aad whether sudi books are la ohargt of St*ta
banking departments, of conservators or
similar
o ffic ia ls , or of baska9 boards of
directors, (3) Hot includad tlth tr la gxonp 1 or
2 bat aot placed la prootts
of Hquldailoa or la rto tl worship.
(B) Maat and loaatioa of each state bank aad tmet ooapaagr naaber shich, at
o f A pril 12, 1933,
no* beta liosnted by Storatasy of treasury to resuns fe ll
hanking o-pemtioas, grouped at follows* (1) Operating uader restrictions la addltloa
to those applicable to a ll basking lnstltutloas under Sseautiva Ordtr of March 10,
1933* C lo t lacludad la fioop 1 bat not plaotd la pro cots of liquidation or la
2)
reoslvBrshlp.
o-
(C) Itn t aad looatloa of each private bank not aadtr ttata sapervisioa bat
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I
, “
d e c l a ssif ie d
Authority
e .O . tcSX j
TELEGRAM
FEDERAL. RESERVE BOARD
LEASED WI RE SERVICE
W A S H IN O T O N
-
*
2-0454
•
lsoluGsd la jrour primtsd lin ts of teaks *tttfeori**A to m tts . *s sa il ss of
»
ssy stfcsr U tlttK tU fi
tbsrsta »M«ii would not
iielnd ai Is
atetr*et df sesdttloa rtporit of st*fcs basks.
(3) H at *a& location af
»U«k itv ls | i
a iM
mA
K ia a a ltf lU lt le A , tra it aoapsagr,
uiviai« Irak
tfelaii satpssAsd, n i l iito lifmtA&tiaa*
prl**t* tear «aAsr tu t* N ptrvltioft
t lio r lii V asotb^r b*nk 4«Ha|
tbs psriod K tiA 1 to I? , 1931* tsgstbcr vlth IH t d*ts «ai su u cr Is sbisfe
tbs teak want out of •xt9
t«oo«.
Plm*m also m il * mp Isasat to lis t s A sad 3 stev* ss of a**b ssdassdsy
,
teffiasiag April 19* 1933 is ef^*r to «nsbl« Board to k«*p *ri*t&ftl lis t
*
to dsts.
So correspond!** 4at* »•«& b* sabaftttsd m r l n i asttoaul lsie»,
Is lis a of t«l*£r*phi« sod **11 rsporta of teak sasnoaslass bsrstofors
fteraishsd pis*** s ir s IssrA as sooa ss srsetlasbls sssts sad lsestioa of **#b
bsak *bi«b* dart air psriod iiarsb 13 to April 12 ( 1) saspsadsd or v«at late
liquid*!ion sftsr rssas4af f a ll bw&ia£ sp*r*t!oas* *od* 8A?*f (2) snapsadsd
or **at Into liquid alio s a ftsr r«malM opsratioas oa s rsstrtstsd basts or
vitksut bavins rssaasd sagr booking opsr&tloa*, eo4s $£$V, (3) *ss plscss os
s rsstrtstsd tests sftsr bs*isi«r rssaasd fa ll teakls* opsr&tlaat, ooao 5ia«s*
f'lstis* s i so s irs eorr*spo*dl&& data aarrsatl/ b#r**ft*r. Report* os font St.
fc33&~* sboald soatioas to bs sabaittsd KtoaUOj' eovsrlac *11 b^afc oonsoltds~
tioaa* stesrptloas sad asrgsrs, ssd os for* St, 63®6 seYsrla#: as* teaks,
-*
sttccssoios* *nd soavorstoa*.
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d e c l a s s if i e d
Authority £ p . IG <?nf
f
r
TELEGRAM
FEDERAL. RESERVE BOARD
LEASED WI RE SERVICE
W A S H IN G TO N
2-9454
- 3 -
A&m $ v
'fbmdiog receipt and tabulation of theaa data, atatlstlea o f bank
•uapantlons w ill aot ba jaiblished by Board, and It is suggested th is
policy ba also followed at your basic.
/
MDHRILL
/
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ii'-l (
NQNM
J1IEER nmB bmm mm mutual savings $ams, apro.
'■/
12 , 1933
yarded
o fv
'
Deposit* on Deeo&ber 31, 1932, or
„ mmrmt avall*$U priox ciO l date.....
LJM tiL,__ J.
(Ikousands of dol.la ri)
Humbor of banks
to tal
DISTRICT NO. 1
Connecticut
54
52
2
113 ,9a
111,653
2,288
Maine
35
25
10
116,067
73,041
43,026
Massachusetts
64
-62
2
197,941
194,131
3,81fl
H^p)shire
14
13
I
22,053
20,351
x ,m
a
1
26,693
24,202
2,491
34
61,987
New
Rhode Island
Vermont
To tal
9
u
210
■
SO ,
160
.
DISTRICT 11 2
0.
—
538,682
423,382
73,1?7
73,137
61,987
115,300
-i
—
Connecticut
21
21
—
*
New Jersey
i4
77
7
293,765
284,610
9,155
m
222
7
801,521
779,477
22,044
334
320
14
1,168,423
1,137,224
31,199
Delaware
28
26
2
45,227
44,841
386
New Jersey
28
25
3
66,037
61,202
4,835
New York
Total
DISTRICT HO. 5
223
m
32
346,691
287,548
m
242
37
457,955
393,591
59,143
64,364
Kentucky
m
121
4
50,730
50,020
710
Ohio
473
39
3
134
315,355
220,826
94,529
Pennsylvania
334
99
35
237,485
189,027
48,458
20
18
2
29,131
27,200
752
577
175
632,701
487,073
1,931
145,638
12
10
107,763
93,003
14,760
Pennsylvania
Total
DISTRICT NO. k
West Virginia
Total
DISTRICT NO.
Dist. of Col.
22 ’
Maryland
117
58
19
189,853
86,290
103,563
North Carolina
196
146
50
96,070
64,252
31,818
South Carolina
112
85
27
36,107
27,074
9,033
Virginia
211
197
14
96,829
93,658
92
79
13
50,732
42,185
West Virginia
Total
750
m
m
577,354
3,171
8,547
170,892
(B-I89)
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
23R THAH
BOHHBIBER B.
MUTUAL SAVINGS B A H K l* XL 1 2 , X933
/
linger of
Totsti iUsrestricted [Restricted
Deposits on Deeeaber 31, 1932, or
nearest Available orloir m l . M M
i..
ffofcal 1 Unrestricted! Restricted
(Thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT HO. 6
Alabama
us
126
22
s k , 1X0
18,982
5,728
Florida
116
94
22
40,448
36,200
4,248
Georgia
200
19?
3
39,062
38,325
737
Louis S f i
Sca
83
60
23
89,286
70,688
18,598
Mississippi
83
70
13
31,167
28,630
a,537
169
im
2
43.085
42*902
183
799
714
85
267,75$
235,727
32,031
Illinois
432
263
169
196,783
119,272
77,511
Indiana
m
240
143
184,152
142,357
41,795
Iowa
m
227
378
218,065
95,759
122,306
Michigan
3a
I4
6
175
235,093
94,087
141,006
Wisconsin
m
15S
320
218,906
106,804
112,102
2,219
1,034
1,185
1,052,999
558,279
494,720
Arkansas
192
130
62
30,417
21,947
8,470
Illinois
197
119
78
55,591
33,076
22,515
Indiana
104
73
31
36,419
30,034
6,385
Kentucky
214
195
19
75,349
71,913
3,436
Mississippi
109
89
20
34,652
30,747
• 3,905
Missouri
510
376
134
113,003
87,905
25,098
Tennessee
95
87
8
17,433
16,696
737
1,421
1,069
352
362,864
292,318
70,546
Michigan
23
13
10
10,065
5,807
4,258
Minnesota
519
26$
250
158,146
81,856
76,290
n
69
6
17,141
15,120
2,021
Horth Dakota
145
101
44
15,273
10,805
4,468
South Dakota
146
131
15
20,423
18,226
2,197
39
99
40,067
16,047
24,020
622
424
261,115
147,861
113,254
Tennessee
To tal
DISTRICT H O . 7
Total
DISTRICT HO. 8
Total
J | ma/
DISTRICT HO. 9
Montana
Wisconsin
Total
1,046
(B-1S9)
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
H O H H H IW tOTHER T A HOT0AI, SAVIKGS
HN
APRIL 12, 1933
Deposit® on Daceaber 31, 1932, or
. nearest available orlor flail date
.
JgfaJL., J
Number of Banka
J a iu L
DISTRICT HO. 10
60
95
Colorado
35
19,037
15,489
3,548
Kansas
m
557
31
108,293
103,945
4,348
Mi s-souri
'§
*r
Nebraska
161
126
35
62,145
46,365
15*790
243
174
59,900
36,799
23,101
9
2
4*302
2,303
1,999
22
4
175
67
40,521
34,029
6,492
38
3#
11,457
11,457
*»
»
It 552
1,208
305,655
250,387
55,268
5
5
12,509
12,509
«»
«
Louisiana
66
59
25,607
24,258
1,349
New Mexico
9
f
—
1,569
1,569
—
11
8
3
1,641
1,218
430
466
43»
28
110,195
106,227
3,968
m
519
38
151,528
145,781
5,747
6,247
6,247
**■
"*
m
u
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Wyoming
To tal
■t.
»
'3“
344
DISTHIGT NO. 11
Arizona
Oklahoma
Texas
To tal
DISTRICT NO. 12
4
4
137
123
14
453,753
442,O T
11,156
Idaho
55
46
9
17,739
16,702
1,037
Nevada
6
5
1
2,884
2,737
147
Oregon
64
48
16
21,557
18,391
3,166
Utah
39
39
—
27,143
27,143
127
85
42
35,013
28,159
6,854
432
350
m
564,336
541,976
22,360
*0,351
7,392
2,959
6,341,370
5,020,061
1,321,309
Arizona
California
Washington
To tal
Total United States
(B-189)
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TELEGRAM
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
Washington
April 10, 1933
Af§p,erson - Cleveland
7
Referring your £pril 7 wire regarding our TRANS 1759
V
of April 6, reports from unlicensed member banks showing the
amount of new deposits and old deposits aiade available for
imnediate withdrawal appear necessary to determine whether such
banks are complying with reserve requirements specified in
Board1s TRKTTS 1735 of March 29.
SMEAD
ELS/lsh
Copy^VDW
See File Copy in 420.1
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
I
March 29, 1933
Seay - Richmond
Black ~ Atlanta
McDougal - Chicago
Martin - St. Louis
Young - Bolton
Harrison - New York
Norris - Philadelphia
Fancher - Cleveland
TRANS 1735»
Y70,
6!
Geery - Minneapolis
Hamilton - Kansas City
McKinney - Dallas
Calkins - San francisco
Penalties should not be assessed against a member bank for
deficiencies in reserves for period beginning March 6 and ending on date next
preceding. March 13, 1^ or 15, depending on which of these days according to
its location such bank might first have opened to perform usual banking functions
under license issued by Secimary of Treasury pursuant to the provisions of
Executive Order of the President, regardless of whether such license was actually
issued or not,
Member^banks licensed to open should maintain reserves in accordance with
usual requirements beginning with effective date of license.
For the present and until further notice a bank not licensed to open,
whether or not it is in the hands of a conservator appointed by the Comptroller
of the Currency, or in the hands of a State Official having similar authority,
*
should not be penalised for a deficiency in reserves against deposits which have
not been made available for withdrawal by depositors.
Member banks not licensed to open on one xxbxxsbji of the above days should pending
the receipt of a license to open maintain reserves on new deposits and old deposits
made available for withdeawal as follows:
Deposits received in special trust accounts pursuant to provisions of
Regulation 7 of the Secretary of the Treasury and deposits received while a bank
is in the hands of conservator appointed by Comptroller of Currency or in the
hands of a State official having similar authority are demand deposits and
subject to demand deposit reserve.
*
i
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
]I
ii
n
—c —
The part of deposits made available for immediate withdrawal on a ratable basis
under regulation 2J of Secretary of Treasury should be treated as demand deposits
and subject to demand deposit reserve.
U Q m iL L
7
B-SS9
B A M S LICENSED AND HOT LICENSED TO OPEN AS OF MARCH 29, 1 9 3 3
(Data with respect to nonmembers are based on such information as has been received by the Federal reserve banks)
i'caeral
Reserve
District
I a ;ional Baiiks
Ti
Numb er on
Deposits on Dec. 31, i'jjd
March 2 9 , 1933
... " " Li- |
!
| Of banks Of banks r t
Not lio
censed!
censed
Total jlicensed*
licensed
Total !
1
1
1
Nonmember banks**
State bank members
T T i b r on
vime
Total Number in operation on
, Deposits on Dec^^i, ±9j>2
number
March 29, 1933
March 29, 1933
Not l ~
ij
Re
jOf banks not at the
Unre
Of banks
Li
stricted
end.: of stricted
licensed* J licensed
Total
Total censed censed
basis
basis
1932
i
(Thousands of dollars)
(Thousands of dollars)
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
33S
678
624
562
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St, Louis
35^
277
„:eapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total
1 6 3 ,2 6 2
69
598,353
13 9 ,8 2 0
6 16 ,13 0
26,448
33
39
1,973,261
546,232
8 2 8 ,8 6 2
156
51,392
6+
1
955,139
6 5 5 ,13 3
8 8 5 ,1+29
676,733
2,213,633
37
25
54
Ik
31
25
6 8 2 ,3 5 8
2 ,2 8 6 , 0 3 0
35,932
69,710
5,575
72,342
63
11
1 8 ,3 9 1 , 2 0 7 1 6 ,5 2 7 ,7 3 s
1 ,8 6 3 / 4 6 9
7S7
621
166
7 3 s, 6 7 3
61+2,573
2,807,123
597,624
102
k2
248
72
496
745
U 27
69
514
483
7S
31
362
306
56
5,907
29
1^3
64
,5 5 S , 3 20
4 ,5 7 5 . 9 6 1
1 ,5 2 4 , 2 5 1
1 ,3 3 2 . 0 2 9
252
339
246,623
119,834
57
i4^
93
i4s
235
370
2b7
618
,4 5 4 , 6 5 7
>+,329,338
1,404,417
1 ,1 6 3 , 7 6 7
281
533
531
4l4
667
U , 7 6 6 1 ,l4l
1
6 9 1 ,1 2 1
1
1 0 3 ,6 6 3
481,855
5,7^9,163
669,7^7
1 ,2 0 ^ , 6 7 3
442,839
5,712,728
229,973
191,732
153,702
8
73
19
6 3 1,0 16
3 3 S, 278
505,392
288,73^
6
3 4 ,2 6 0
9
112,894
^1 , 1 3 7
488,984
31,694
112,894
40,547
484,637
6
23
135
57
57
7
12
26
7
31
S3
kd
kd
8
—
1 0 ,1 7 3 , 7 1 2
6 4 0 ,2 5 5
Sl+5,957
6 2 ,5 2 2
9 ,3 2 1 , 9 0 1
3 9 ,0 16
3 6 ,1+35
2 9 ,1+92
3 5 3 ,7 16
576
533
336
7*84 f
333
2
33
6
7 6 ,2 7 1
1 2 9 ,2 10
1 2 5 ,624
799
840
2,337
587
655
892
S7
35
895
49,541+
1,5 3 6
1,018
165
2 ,5 6 6
1 ,1 1 2
627
1,173
52I
156
1,6 2 3
576
517
362
61
11,5 7 4
7,379
2,182
--
590
^,3^7
8 5 1,8 11
♦Exclusive of deposits of banks that were not in operation on December 3 1 * 1932.
♦♦Includes State banks and trust companies, mutual savings banks, and private banks operating under State supervision*
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF BANK OPERATIONS
APRIL 1, 1 9 3 3 .
218
493
254
579
367
42
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified|Hol|lings of jhe National
CONFIDENTIAL
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
March 17, 1935*
Hr* Chester Morrill,
Secretary, Federal Reserve Board,
Washington, D, C.
Dear Mr, Morrill!*
In accordance with the instructions in your telegrams
I 3//^/*? j
/
j
.
Trans, 1669jand Trans, <1678 of March 15/ we have had prepared and
mailed to the Federal Reserve Board and to all other Federal reserve
banks a circular giving most of the information suggested by you.
We did not include, as was suggested, a list of
"nonmember banks licensed to resume banking operations under restrict
ions in addition to those applicable to all banking institutions?.
We understood that this list was to include banks licensed to
operate under special state laws and not simply those banks which
failed to receive licenses to resume operations in full but were
continuing to operate under general restrictions.
The position of
banks which might be included in such a list will be more definitely
determined in the near future and publication before such definition
might be misleading.
Very truly yours,
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
NUMBER OF B A M S IN FEDERAL RESERVE BANK CITIES LICENSED TO REOPEN
ON MARCH 13, 1933 AND NUMBER NOT LICENSED TO REOPEN
Federal
Reserve
Bank City
Boston
New*%Ork
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
To tai
Member banks
Number
Number not
licensed
licensed
11
52
9
9
*20
3
*3
22
19
2
1
1
1
11
10
9
5
S
166
1
—
—
35
Nonmember banks**
Number
Number not
licensed
licensed
31
83
29
5
3
—
12
—
S
IS
6
k
20k
♦Exclusive of 1 branch of a bank: whose head office is located in
another city.
**Nonmember "banks reported by Federal reserve banks as having been
licensed to reopen.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF B A M OPERATIONS
MARCH 17, 1933
2
k
1
k
22
—
7
3
2
—
1*5
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
d e c l a s s if i e d
Authority-g . n . t o x r ,I
t-fl O -
COKFIBEHTIAL
3 /n j a ^
mmm
mmm
o f
A 1I D
b i k e s
T O T A L
l i c e t s f d
H U M B 3 H
^
H T
r b o p e i t
O F
o n
m a r c h
D E C E M B E R
1
3
.
a s ®
1
5
,
1 9
3
3
.
31, 1932
(preliminary summary)
Federal
Reserve
District '
^!'T
umber licensed to reopen
On Mar. 13, On Mar. ltyt
On Max, 15
1933
1933
(F.R. Bank
(Clearing
1933
cities)
Samse cities]
Total
Total
number in oper
ation on
Dec, 31, 1932
11
52
♦
20
3
^5
68
75
55
208
533
U53
370
264
653
5^8
428
367
827
693
63O
k
Boston
He* York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
**37
# 5^
13
225
202
3kj
226
266
259
U09
25S
392
323
792
U29
55
89
37
^0
381
593
U30
296
ms
691
^72
]>kk
5U5
7S5
584
449
60s
k t2&k
5,038
6,816
Richmond
Atlanta
Chi ca-'O
St. Louis
*3
22
19
Minneapolis
Kansas Oity
Dallas
San Francisco
10
9
5
8
ko
#
l6o
Total
♦Exclusive
♦♦Exclusive
#Exclusive
##Sxclusive
t o
O P E R A T I O N
of
of
of
of
1
2
3
4
branch, of a
branches of
branches of
branches of
bank whose head office is located in
banks whose head offices are located
banks whose head offices are located
banks whose head offices are located
another city.
in other cities*.
in other citiosj,
in other citigs.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF B A M OPERATIONS
" MARCH 17, 1933.
(B-887)
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
declassified
Authority_ g .Q . l o . m i
coirfiDraTiAi
¥?o. o/
WMB I H OF BARES I f FEDERAL RESERVE B M CInIES L.ICETSED TO RIX5PEF
l
01 MARCH 13, 1933 AKD NUMBER NOT LICENSED TO REOPEN
Federal
Reserve
Bank Ci ty
Boston
Few' fork
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Member banks
Fumber
dumber not
licfr/jed
licensed
11
52‘
"
f
*20
3
k
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
*3
22
19
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
10
9
5
s
Fonmember b antes**
Fmfber not
Fame vi
ij
licenced
licensed
31
83
29
5
9
9
2
1
1
1
11
—
2
k
1
g
k
—
12
22
—
—
7
g
IS
6
k
1
—
3
2
20h
k3
!
Total
166
35
♦Inclusive of 1 "branch of a "bank whose head office is located in
another city,
♦♦Foumaiber banks reported by federal reserve banks as having been
licensed to reopen.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOA^iD
DIVISION OF B A M OPERATIONS
MARCH 17. 1933*
'---------------------
<MS6) P«Ti e ,
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
U P ' d !
D istric t
w > a u t« ___
m
Deposit* 2/
1
Htmber of
Beserre
m
Federal
w
NUMBER AND DEPOSITS O* NATIONAL AND STATE MIKBEK BANKS j/
UCHJ8ED AND SOT L I CESSED OH MARCH 15, 1933
fin thousands of doilAEs)
Hot Licensed
mem- ► national State a***
I ber banks banks
ber banks
Lieeiul«t-...... Jo t Uoenied
Licensed
State national |State
State
National member Hatlon&l member banks
DI8TRICT
MNHWWPm
Boston
Hew To rk
Philadelphia
Cleveland
^
Richaond
A tlanta
Chicago
91* Louis
MStaeapplis
Kansas Cit*
jDfejLXflJi
8fen Francisco
22
92
246
528
150
131
492
132
m
187 C
375
5i
m
23
244
28
229
49
337
278
69:'
l
116
223
35
412
31
84
662
23
83
470
45
44
289_ . 59 ^ ...72
„
T o ta l
4,507 ^
571X
S fA fl
He* & g la n d «
Maine
New Hampshire
Verwont
Massachusetts
Rhode Is la n d
Connecticut
16
40
23
117
10
50
1
16
3
2
K iddle A tla n tie i
Hew fo rk
Hew Jersey
Pennsylvania
386
190
564
East Horth Centrals
Ohio
Indiana
Illin o is
Michigan
Wisconsin
West Horth C entralt
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Horth Dakota
South Dakota
Hebraska
Kansas
—
1,400
27
13
22
24
7
12
9
17
10
10
87
28
10
1
14
16
221 ^
1
1
—
7
3
1
1
86
50
61
107
74
182
5
9
10
181
83
194
45
75
31
3
26
33
5
85
63
132
53
45
14
5
13
64
8
191
76
80
63
64
128
197
2
14
29
35
77
13
U
6
21
19
3
7
U
10
2
6
—
—
1
—
1,387,583
441,839
4,276,280 5 ,707,726
1,357,926
638,563
832,864
1,109,225
152,826
584,454
61,288
613,312
501,460
1,939,401
276,122
511,158
648,337
31,675
879,347
113,944
681,517
39,939
3^896
167,679
225,951
156,918
213,448
137,211
36,517
745,401
81,767
41,580
53,947
11,709
70.446
40,016
46,891
31,184
371,809
77,147
130,444
148,297
65,278
4,587
112
2,275
. ^1 3 7
16,195,U 5 9; 359,14**1 ,942,574* 924,177
,
44,924
34,710
17,022
1,087,978
36,701
201,345
1,616
60,843
21,639
31,205
45,323
2,713
1,000
11,918
32,862
2,254
1,187
3,830,148 5,275,881
466,733
547,354
882,616
1,789,394
158,333
81,869
260,752
10,343
51,273
29,089
465,748
144,523
1,449,771
107,641
272,226
494,264
26,785
297,807
134,012
31>295
78,480
81,869
91,741
561,521
42,027
359,179
9,884
17,432
119,685
10,929
458,038
109,066
377,506
39,437
38,639
144,882
151,541
384
22,568
312,908
723
2,793
31,561
4,327
287
4,427
12,132
33,987
32,323
7,910
1,740
6,503
6,657
14,321
146,842
n o , 145
215,935
77,922
30,150
15,603
45,094
28,486
36,968
185,449
220,449
34,325
—
112
—
South Atlantic:
Delaware
Maryland
Dist* o f Col*
V ir g in ia
West V ir g in ia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
14
28
8
114
55
30
15
47
41
4
3
6
10
4
19
2
2
39
3
25
28
13
5
10
$
2
—*
4
2
2
—
4
1
178,600
133,011
37,659
30,670
62,416
4,676
28,033
1,462
854
18,401
23,078
29,205
13,203
17,406
2,344
4,795
55,922
17,977
384
2,664
—
3,020
579
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
■ n
WBm%u QmamFmLt
E ississip p l
le st fowth Ceatrmli
O l& S h & N M
I
75
65
66
18
5
32
1
U
6
11
35
18
3
2U
435
Imi
■NHHKMI
S4*bs
Hjros&fc^
QolorMto
M W MBQUMI
Av’I jknmi '
47
18
25
2
1
11
6
10
9
3
16
m
1
13
1
9
4
1
13
9
4
4
2
2
15
5
5
1
58
20
26
8
26
t2
21
8
I ffMR
KiaMngtion
CtaN^fs®
California.
a
60
5
2
31,473
a , 252
18,087
37,261
80,631
238,1#
631,873
18,751
187
34,450
56,064
12*177
26,920
179,821
15,324
18,554
20*160
11,170
1,007
16,228
611
6,824
43^14
1
8
133,602
156,194
115,776
35,123
lt4 H
V I 9119
8,984
4
5
2
177,402
146,797
1,810,639
28,947
1,3IL
482,342
21,639
13,994
3,829
922
9,395 23,581
7,971 125,718
7,675
H5
10*469
2,160
1,448
5,959
8,905
311
813
718
22,886
6,432
33,327
512
2,709
1,368
|/ Corresponding date for aoiawbsr basks («s of March 15, 1933) **** aot s,*milable*
j/
Deposits «x*s ** of December 31, 1932*
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
w c a.
Hi?
March 15, 1933•
Young * Bottom
Harrison * lour Tork {
H o rrli - Philadelphia \
Fanaher - Cleveland
Seay * Riehnaid
Black * A tlm ta
lloDougal - Chloago
Martin • St# Louis
600x7 - Minneapolis
Hamilton * KansasClty
McKinney * D allas
Calkins -~San Francisco
T B ® 8# 1678* Refe rring Trans* 1669 J Board fe e ls it would be desirable
to have alphabetical j^ s t referred to therein prepared is. throe sections*
( l) amfeer banks lieensed to rosuno bonking operation*! ( 2 ) nomsnber baako
lieensed to resume banking operations without any re s tric t ions other than
those applleable to a ll banking in stitu tio n s voider Exeoutire Order of Mareh
"10# 1933) (3) nonmmber banks lleonsed to restnse banking operations under
re stflstlo a s in addition to those applleable to a ll banking in stitu tio n s*
Suggost that oaptlons re la tin g to aomwriber banks cle a rly indleate that
lis t s are based upon best inform ation obtainable by Federal reserro bank to
date*
MORRILL
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
'
f
O, O f
TELEGRAM
March 14, 1933.
Curtiss-Young - Boston
Case-Harrison - New York
Austin-Norris - Philadelphia
DeCamp-Fancher - Cleveland
Hoxton- Seay - Richmond
Newton-Black - Atlanta.
TRASb 1669.
Stevens-McDougal - Chicago
Wood-Martin - St. Louis
Bailey-Geery - Minneapolis
MeClure-Kami It on - Kansas City
Walsh-McKinney - Dallas
Newtan-C8,lkins - San Francisco
Board feels that every reasonable purpose would be served and a
great deal of work an&|fexpense avoided if the Federal reserve banks discontinued
wiring other Federal reserve banks names of member and nonmember banks in their
respective districts which h&jre been licensed to.reopen and discontinued wiring
Board names of nonmeniber banks reopened and, instead, each Federal reserve bank
■
tirould print and mail not later, than Thursday, March 16th a list, arranged alpha
betically by States and Cities, of all member banks in its district licensed to
reopen on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and of all nonmember banking institutions
licensed to reopen on such days so far as information with regard to them has
been received from the respective state banking departments.
It is suggested that
each such list be prepared on paper of approximately same size and in same general
i
form as Board’s par list, indicating head office or branch zone, and that it contain a statement that it is a list of all banks which,according to advices
received, have reopened but that it does not take the place of the par list.
State bank members should be designated by an asterisk.
The Federal Reserve Board
should be furnished one hundred copies of such list and each other Federal reserve
bank with a sufficient number of copies to mail a copy to each of its member banks.
Such lists should be forwarded to Board and other reserve banks by air mail if
this will expedite delivery.
In order that the lists may be kept substantially
*
up to date, it is requested that for the time being supplements thereto be
prepared as of each Wednesday beginning Wednesday, March 22, and mailed on Thursday!
covering banks licensed to reopen during the week ending Wednesday, including also
any changes in preview lists*
In this connection, the Board is advised that a
number of the Federal reserve banks will forward to fcther Federal reserve banks
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
Pag© - #2.
all checks drawn on par banks in other districts received by them; also that
some reserve banks have temporarily discontinued all direct sending privileges,
MORRILL.
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
DECLASSIFIED
Authority g t0 t tO & O )
.J Q iM X * i i
M TIAL
!fv,
Lj - f
^
'•Lj-
T
Division of Bank Operations File
LIST OF BANKS IN TOURAL m SDRVD BANK CITIES LICENSED TO RlQPFN
ON MARCH 13, 1913, AND NUMBHR. NOT LlffSFSPD TO RFOP^N
NONMUMBUR BANKS *
MUMBUR BANKS
/ c / ^ 5'
Boston, Massachusetts
Day Trusr^Co .
T’
J
irst National Bank
Merchants National Bank
National Rockland Bank
National Shawmut Bank
New England Trust Co.
Old Colony Trust C o .
Second National Bank
State Street Trust C o .
Unit e& States Trust Co.
Webster and Atlas National Bank
Banca Commerciale Itali ana & Tr . Co
Bank of Nova Scotia
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co .
Columbia Trust Co.
fiduciary Trust Co.
Farris ^orbes Trust Co.
Stabile Bank and Trust Co.
Union Trust Co.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BAMS
(Withdrawals restricted)
Blackstone Savings Bank
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Boston Penny Savings Bank
Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank
ChariestosvnFive Cents Savings Bank
Dorchester Savings Bank
Sast Boston Savings Bank
Fliot Savings Bank
Frankli n Sav ings Bank
Grove ^all Savings Bank
Hibernia. Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Hyde Park Savings Bank
Institution for Savings in Roxbury
and Vicinity
Lincoln Savings Bank
Massachusetts Savings Bank
Provident Institution for Savings
South Boston Savings Bank
Suffolk Savings Bank for Seamen
and Others
Sumner Savings Baric
Union Savings Bank
Warren Institution for Savings
Wildey Savings Bank
Number licensed
Number not licensed.
11
0
Numb er 1i cens ed
Number not licensed.
*Nonmember banks reported by Federal reserve banks as having been
licensed to reox>en.
yi
0
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
DECLASSIFIED
Authority_ £ p , t O S O i
O*I m F I D B H T I A L
''
w
Division of Bank Operations F l
ie
LIST OF BANKS IN TO?,HAL H3STOF BANK CITIES LICgNSBP TO RlQPFN
ON MARCH 13, 1933, AND NUMBER NOT LICWSUD TO RFOP^N
NONMWBUR BANKS*
MUMB1R BANKS
Boston, Massachusetts
Day Trust Co .
i^irst N f f f o a Bank
elirnl
Merchants National Bank
National Rockland Bank
%
National Shawmut Bank
New England Trust Co.
Old Colony Trust Co.
Second Fational Bank
State Street Trust C o .
Unit ed States Trust Co.
Webster and. Atlas National Bank
Banca Commerciale Itali ana & Tr . Co
Bank of Nova Scotia
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co .
Columbia Trust Co.
Fiduciary Trust Co.
Farris ^orbes Trust Co.
Stabile Bank and Tr-ust Co .
Union Trust Co.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS
(Withdrawals restricted)
Blackstone Savings Bank
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Boston Penny Savings Bank
Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank
Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank
Dorchester Savings Bank
Fast Boston Savings Bank
Fliot Savings Bank
Frankli n Sav ings Bank
0-rove ''all Savings Bank
“
Hibernia Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Hyde park Savings Bank
Institution for Savings in Roxbury
and Vicinity
Lincoln Savings Bank
Massachusetts Savings Bank
Provident Institution for Savings
South Boston Savings Bank
Suffolk Savings Bank for Seamen
and Others
Sumner Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
Warren Institution for Savings
Wildey Savings Bank
Number licensed
Number not licensed
11
0
Number licensed
Number not licensed
*Nonmember banks reported by Federal reserve banks as having been
licensed to reopen.
yi
0
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
DECLASSIFIED
t c s 'O i
Authority
-
2
H Q M W 3 1 R BAMS
TTew York City. Ne^ York
Anglo South American Trust Co.
Amalgamated Bank:
Banca Commercial Italiana Trust Co.
Bankers Trust Company
3anco Di Napoli Trust Co.
Bank of Manhattan Company
Bank of Athens Trust Co.
Bank of New York & Trust Co.
Bank of Sicily Trust Co.
3ank df Y 0rktown
Boulevard Bank, Forest Hills, Queens
Baysi'd'ffeTational Bank of Bayside
Bronx County Trust Company, Bronx
Bensonhurst National Sank
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn
Brooklyn Trust Company
City Bank Farmers Trust Co .
Central Hanover Bank & Ti t s Co.
^ft
Corporation Trust Co.
Chase National Bank
County Trust Co. of N°w York
Chemical 3ank^& Trust Co.
Umpire Trust Co.
Clinton Trust Co.
“ quit able Trust Co.
5
College Point National Bank of
Fiduciary Trust Co.
College Point
Hellenic Bank Trust Co.
Colonial Trust Company
Kings County Trust Co., Brooklyn
Commercial National Bank & Trust Co.
H ias Immi grant Bank
Continental Bank & Trust Co.
Lawyers Trust Co.
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co.
Penna Exchange Bank
Dunbar National Bank
Southshore Bank of S.I., Richmond
Federation Bank & Trust Co,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
Fifth Avenue Bank
First National Bank
Trust Co. of North America
Underwriters Trust Co.
FI at"bush National Bank
Forest Hills Nat. Bank, Forest Hills
West New Brighton Bank, Richmond
Fort Greene Natl. Bank of Brooklyn
Fulton Trust Co.
MUTUAL SAVXNC-S BAMS
Grace National Bank
(Withdrawals restricted)
Guaranty Trust Co.
Harbor State Bank
Bronx
Irving Trust Co.
Bronx Savings Bank
Kingsboro National Bank
Dollar Savings BankManufacturers Trust Co.
North. Side Savings Bank
Marine Midland Trust Co.
Mariner Harbor Nat. Bank, Mariner Harbor Brooklyn
Merchants Bank
Bay Ridge Savings Bank
Nat. Bank of Far Rockaway, Far Rockaway
Brevoort Savings Bank
National Bank of Queens County,
Brooklyn Saviigs Bank
Flushing
Bushwick Savings Bank
National Bank of Yorkville
City Savings Bank
National Bronx Bank
Dime Savings Bank
National City Bank
Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburg
National Exchange 3ank & Trust Co.
TSast Brooklyn Savings Bank
National Safety Bank & Trust Co.
last New York Savings Bank
New York Trust Co.
Flatbush Savings Bank
Peoples National Bank
Fulton Savings Bank
Public National Bank & Trust Co.
Greater U j ; Savings Bank
J. Henry Schroeder Trust Co.
Green Point Savings Bank
Hamburg Savings Bank
M3M3^R BANKS
3-88U
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
d e c l a s s if i e d
Authority
U W 3 H R 3A>TS
T
3
nonmwbur
banks
MUTUAL SAVINGS 3AMS (Cont'd)
(Withdrawals restricted)
New York City, Mew York (Cont'd)
Springfield Gardens National Bank
Staten-JEsland National 3ank & Trust
Co *♦ '^rt Ri chmond
Stirling National 3ank & Trust Co.
Tottenville National 3ank
Trade Bank
^
United States Trust Co.
Woodside National 3ank, Woodside
Number licensed
Number not licensed
52
9
Brooklyn (Cont'd)
Kings County Savings Bank
Kings Highway Savings 3ank
Lincoln Savings Bank
Prudential Savings Bank
Roosfcvelt Savi ngs Bank
South Brooklyn Savings Bank
Williamsburg Savings Sank
Manhat tan
American Savings Bank
Bank for Savings
Bowery Savings Bank
Broadway Savings Bank
Central Savings Bank
Cit iz ens Savi ig s Bank
Dry Dock Savings Institution
Uast River Savings Bank
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Umpire City Savings Bank
Excelsior Savings Bank
Franklin Savings Bank
Greenwich Savings Bank
Harlem Savings Bank
Irving Savings Bank
Manhattan Savings Institution
Metropolitan Savings Bank
New York Savings Bank
No^th River Savings Bank
Seamen's
Bark fcr Savings
Union Dime Savings Bank
Union Square Savings Bank
West Side Savings Bank
Queens
College Point Savings Bank
Flashing Savings Bank
Jamaica Savings Sank
Long Islano Oity Savings Bank
Queens Borough Savings Bank
Queens County Savings Bank
Ridgewood Savings 3ank
Rockaway Savings Bank
Savings Bank of Central Queens
Savings Bank of Richmond Hill
Richmond
Richmond County Savings Bank
Staten Island Savings Bank
Number licensed
Number not licensed
83
0
-ggU
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
d e c l a s s if i e d
Authority g
-
u
NONMTO^R BANKS
MEMBER BANKS
Philadelphia,
Central Penn National Bank
City National Bank
Corn Exchange National Bank- & T r . Co.
■Hlrie^National Bank
Fideli^ Philadelphia Trust Co .
First Camden Natl. Bank & Trust Co.*5
1
*
First National Bank
Girard Trust Co .
j#
Integrity Trust Co .
Kensington National Bank
Market Street National Bank
National Bank of Germantown an$,
Trust Co .
Ninth Bank & Trust Co .
North Broad National Bank
Northeast National Bank
Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on
Liv^s and Granting Annuities
Philadelphia National Bank
provident Trust Co .
Second National Bank
Tioga National Bank & Trust Co.
Tradp'siripns National Bank
°nnsylvania
Banca Commerciale Italians. Trust Co .
Banca d'ltalia and Trust Co.
The Broad Street Trust Co.
Chestnut Hill Title and Trust Co.
Citizens & Southern Bank & Trust Co.
Finance Co . of Pennsylvania
First Trust'
Company
Frankford Trust Co.
Germantown Trust Co.
Gimbel Bros. Bank S Trust Co.
c
Industrial Trust Company
Liberty Title and. Trust Co.
Mitten Men and Management Bank and
Trust Co.
Northern Trust Co .
North Philadelphia Trust Co .
Pennsylvania Warehousing and
Safe Deposit Co.
■Real Ustate-Land Title S Trust Co.
r
■R^al Estate Trust Co.
"Roosevelt Bank
Sonsitaly Bank and Trust Co.
Wyoming Bank
Trust Co .
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS
Beneficial Saving Fund Society
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
Saving Fund Society of Germantown
Western Saving sund Society
’
PRIVATE BANKS
(Und^r State supervision)
*
W. Wallace Alexander, trading as
Alexander Savings account
N, G. Wariah» trading as Marian Bank
Rzepski Bank
United Savings 8 Beneficial Assn.
c
Number licensed
21*
Number not licensed 9
Number licensed
Number not licensed
♦Includes 1 branch of a Camden, N. J. bank.
♦♦Branch of First Camden National Bank & Trust Co., Camden, N. J.
29
2
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
d e c l a s s if i e d
Authority jg*
q
t c ^ n)
-5 MEMBER BANKS
NONME?£3SR BAUKS
Cleveland. Ohio
Central United national Sank
Cleveland Trust Company
Natidgj&l City Bank
Number licensed
Humber not licensed
Society for Savings .
The Capital Bank
Morris Plan Bank of Cleveland
Continental Industrial Bank
American Savings Bank of Cleveland
(to open on March lU)
Humber licensed
Number not licensed
3
2
b
h
Richmond. Va.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Central National Bank
First and Merchants National Bank
State-Plenters Bank & Trust Co.
Number licensed
Number not licensed
Consolidated Bank and Trust Co.
Guaranty Trust Co.
Mechanics and Merchants Bank
Morris Plan Bank of Virginia
Savings Bank and Trust Co.
Southern Bank and Trust Co.
South Richmond Bank
Virginia Trust Co.
H
1
Number licensed
Number not licensed
8
1
Atlanta. Ga.
Citizens & Southern National Bank**
First National Bank of Atlanta
Fulton National
Trust Company of Georgia
Number licensed
Number not licensed
4*
1
"None"
(Based on press report)
Number licensed
Number not licensed
0
1
+
Chicago. Illinois
American National Bank & Trust Co.
of Chicago
City National Bank and Trast Co.
Continental Illinois National Bank
and Trust Co.
Amalgamated Trust & Savings Bank
Beverly State Savings Bank
Boulevard Bridge Bank
Broadway Trust and Savings Bank
**Branch of Citizens & Southern National Bank of Savannah, Ga.
♦Including 1 branch of a Savannah, Ga., bank.
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
DECLASSIFIED
Authority _ g ,Q , tO & O l
Continental Rational Bank & Tr. Co.
Drovers National Bank
first J?ational Bank of Chicago
Firstliy^ional Bank of Englewood
Halstftd pchange National Bank
Harris Trust and Savings I^ank
Lake vi ew Trust & Savings 4fenk
ta^ndale National Bans:
Liberty Bank of Chicago
Mercantile Trust & Savings Bank
Merchandise Bank and Trust Co. ^
Metropolitan Stat * Bank
Mutual national Bank
National Builders Bank
Northern Trust Co.
Ska l . State Bank
a
Terminal Nat ional Bank
Upper Avenue Bank
Uptown Statr Bank
■
<
Number licensed
Number not licensed
Chicago City Bank £ Trust Co,
Drovers Trust
Savings Bank
Lake Shore Trust & Savings Bank
Lawndale State Bank
Main State Bank
Personal Loan and. Savings Bank
Sears Community State Bank
State Bank of Clearing
22
1
Number licensed
Number not licensed
12
22
S t. Louis, Missouri
B aden Bank
N o n «
Boatmans National Bank
Br^m^n Bank and Trust Co .
Cass Bank and Trust Co .
Has ton Taylor Trust Co.
direst National Bank
Gravois Bank, St. Louis County
joffArson Gravois Bank
Lind^ll Trust Go.
M^rcantil^ Commerce Bank & Trust Co .
Mercantile Commerce National Bank
Mississippi Valley Trust Co .
Mound City Trust Co.
Forthwestern Trust Co .
Security National Bank, Savings
and Trust Co.
Southern Commercial and Savings Bank
Telegraphers National Bank
Tow<»rgrova Bank and Trust Co.
United Berik and Trust Co.
Number licensed
Number not licensed
. 19
*. 11
■
.
(Based on ur^ss reports)
(Thf=>r^ ar* ho nonumber banks in
St, Louis, with t c ^xc^otion
f*
of a Morris Plan Bank)
Number licensed
Number not licensed
0
0
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
DECLASSIFIED
Authority g'.n. iOS'O)
-
7
HQMEMBER M W S
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Bloomington Lake National Bank
Central National Bank
Fifth Northwestern National Bank
Fire t National Bank & Trust Co.
-e
FouiSfet Northwestern National Bank
Marquette National Bank
Midland National Bank
Trust Co.
Minnehaha National Ban?
Northwestern National Bank
Third Northwestern National Bank
Number licensed
Number not licensed
10
0
Chicago Lake State Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
Fidelity State Bank
Hennepin State Bank
Minnesota Loan and Trust Co.
Produce State Bank
Second Northwestern State Bank
University State Bank
Numb er 1icens ed
Number not licensed
g
7
Kansas City. Missouri
Columbia National Ban!:
Commerce Trust Co.
Drovers National Bank
First National Bank
Interstate National Bank
Merchants Bank
Bark National Bank
Stock Yards. National Bank
Traders Gate City National Bank
Number licensed
Number not licensed
9
1
Baltimore Bank
Broadway Bank
City Bank & Trust Co.
Community State Bank
East Side Bank of Commerce
Kansas City Titla & Trust Co.
Linwood State Bank
Main Street State Bank
Manufacturers & Mechanics Bank
Mercantile Home Bank < Trust Co.
&
Plaza Bank of Commerce
Produce Exchange Bank
Southeast State Bank
Sterling Bank of Kansas City
Union Bank of Commerce
University Bank
Westport Ave. Bank
West Side Bank of Commerce
Number licensed
Number not licensed
18
3
3-88*4
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
DECLASSIFIED
Authority
n . iC S 'O )
MEMBER BA MS
M0NM3MS3R BAM S
Dallas. Texas
Dallas Bank and Trust Co.
First national Bank
Mercantile Bank & Tr. Co.
Hatibffi’ Bank of Commerce
l
RepubjPTc national Bank & Trust Co
Dallas Morris Plan Bank
Grand Avenue State Bank
Hillcrest State Bank
Liberty State Bank
Oakcliff State Bank & Trust Co
Texas Bank & Trust Co.
♦ tv
Number licensed
Number not licensed
5
0
Humber licensed
Number not licensed
6
2
San Francisco. California
American Trust Company
AngLo-Califomia National Bank
Bank of America National Trust
and Savings Assn.
Bank of California, N.A.
Bank of Montreal "San Francisco"
Cro-cker First National Bank
Pacific National Bank
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co
Number licensed
Number not licensed
g
0
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION 01 3 A M OPERATIONS
MARCH 15, 1933
Bank of America
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Crocker First Federal Trust Co
San Francisco Bank
Number licensed
Number not licensed
b
0
B-gg^
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
ffaft Secretary o f the Treasury h&a, telegraphed authority to the Jfederal
Beserve Bank of Boston to license the follow ing hanks to resume hanking
fractio n s on Tuesday morning, March 14, 1933s
MASSACHUSETTS
Central national Bank o f Zynn
Vational C ity Bank o f Iynn
ffce f ir s t fa tio n a l Bank o f lew Bedford
The Merchants national Bank of lew Bedford
The Safe Deposit fa tio n a l Bank o f few Bedford
’
Sr
Iynn
I^nn
lew Bedford
lew Bedford
few Bedford
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
79
M»QI
Marcfe :S :
if 3
3
k m m a
m i
vm m vm
% rtford
Hartford
Hartford
Hartford
S»» Savaa
J»v Ba?oa
Xtv Ba«aa
Qapltal latlo aal Baak A fin a l Go*
f lr .t latlo aal Baak
Bartford latlo aal laak 4 fraat Co.
naM lx State Bank * Trust Co.
H r«t latloaal Baak A Tru.t Co.
la* Bavaa Baak, H.B.A.
Seeoad latloaal
I^SS^CKJfiSTTS
Gaaferidca
Iona
Lo*#ll
Springfield
Springfield
Bartard fmaat Ooqpaagr
laabaara latlo aal Baak
Appletoa latloaal Bank
Uaioa Old lowell Ifctioaal Bade
Springfiald latlo aal taftc
Third latlo aal B »k'* ftast Coapanjr
EUODI 1SLA12
Providence
Frovideneo
Providence
Providence
Providence
ProTldaaca
Providence
ProTldaaca
Blaofcatoae Qaaal latlo aal
ladaetrial fraat Coapaay
HeafeMftiee latlo aal lianlr
latlo aal Batik af Coa»rco
Phoenix latlo aal Baak
ftpovideace latlo aal Baak
Bfcode Islaad Hospital Trait Goapaay
Uaioa fimat Coapaay
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
(XHBflKSflGUf
Vatorto&ry
Cltlsa&a Braafaetti*«r« Batloaal Baak
CblkUl Tm«t Co*pa»y
Vatartary Batloaal Baak
MistACBosms
Ia ll Klror
iloaaaotajr
Solyoim
Ifsm
Woroaotar
IBW BAICTSiXBS
Oo&cord
Xueteikr
Burfoa fvmst Coapaay
m i llT ir B&tloaal Baak
Cap* Aaa Batloaal Baak of eioaeottar
Gl<roo*»Ur Batloaal Baak of
Holyoka f M lqiial Baak
flat Park fetloaal Bank
Saoarlty ¥xaat Coapaay
Haaafaetorars Bttloaal Bank of tyaa
*b* Itechanle* Batloaal Bank
Boreastar Coaaty Batloaal Bank
U n i Batloaal Baak
Maebaaleo latloaal Baak
Sitlaaal State Capital
tba Aaoikaoc Batloaal Baak
ItafclMstar Batloaal Bank
Mirelaati Batloaal Bank
l&diaaa Head Batloaal ¥fnfifr
nAiia
fka ffcrtlaad latloaal Bank
Hm Caaal Batloaal Bank of Portland
fBBKHK
Burllagton
Howard Batloaal Batfe A fvmat Coapaay
Jtorebaats Batloaal Baak
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
The Secretary of the Treasury has telegraphed authority to the Federal
Beserre Tfrnfe of le v York to license the follow ing hanks to resame hanking
functions on Tuesday morning, March 14, 1933s
nm JSBSX
T
C lifto n
Jersey City
F ir st national Bank o f C lifto n
Hudson County national Bank
wm rom
F irs t Trust Company of Albany
Lih srty ^bnk of Buffalo
F irs t Trust and Sip o sit i3onopany
Syracuse Trust Conpany
F irs t C itizen s Bank and T*tf|rt Coagpany
Albany
Buffalo
Syracuse
Syracuse
U tica
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
HAHHISOX
IfW TORE
A-
1933 Marek 13 PM H IS
March lk, 19 3
3
Albaay, 1.7. flie Xational Commercial Beak and Trust Company
Albany, 1.1, la v York State Xatioaal Bank
Biagha»tonv I . Y. C ity Xatioaal Bank
Binghamtoa, V. Y. f ir s t la tio a a l Bank
Binghamtoa, V. I . Maria# Midland Trust Company
Buffalo, 1. ?• Manufacturers aad Traders Trust Company
B uffalo, £. Y. The Karine Trust Company of Buffalo
Buffalo, X. Y* The Xiagara Xatioaal Bank
Btinkirk, X. Y. Dunkirk Trust Company
Dunkirk, X. Y. Lake Shore Xatioaal Bank
X la ira , X. Y* Chemung Canal Trust Company
X lg ira , X. 7. f ir s t Xatioaal lank and Trust Company
Ilm ira , X. 7. souths 1do Xatioaal Baak
Xiagara f a lls , X. Y.# Power C ity Trust Company
Rochester, X. Y. The F irs t Xatioaal lank and Trust Company
Rochester, X* Y. Lincoln-A l I lance Bank aad Trust Company
Schenectady, X. T. Kehawk Xatioaal Bank
Schenectady, X. 7. Union Xatioaal Baak
Schenectady, X* 7. Schenectady Trust Company
Syracuse, X. Y. Lincoln Xatioaal Bank aad Trust Company
Syracuse, X. 7. The Merchants Xatioaal Bank and Trast Company
Troy, X. 7. Manufacturers Xational Bank
Troy, X. 7. Xational C ity Bank
Troy, X. 7. Union Xatioaal Baak
U tica, X. 7. Oneida Xational Baak aad Trust' Company
7onksre, 1. 7. Central Xational Bank
Bridgeport, Conn. f ir s t Xational Bank and Trast Company
Stamford, Conn. The first-Stm nford Xational Bank and Trust Co*
Bayonne, X. J . Bayonne Trust Company
Bayoaae, I . J . Mechanics Xational Bank of Bayonne
C lifto n , X. J . C lifto n Xatioaal Bank
garrison, X. J . Harrison Xational Baak
Hoboken* X. J . f ir s t Xatioaal Bank
Jersey C ity , X. J . fran klin Xatioaal Baak of Xersey C ity
Jersey C ity , X. J . lew Jersey T itle Guarantee and Trast Co.
Jersey C ity , X. J . f ir s t Xational Baak
Jersey C ity , X. J . Commercial Trust Company o f lew Jersey
M ontclair, X. J . Bank of M oatclair
M ontclair, X. J . The M ontclair Xational Baak
ie m tcla lr, X. J . M ontclair Trust Company
M ontclair, X* J . The Peoples Xatioaal Bank of M ontclair
M oatclair, 9. J . f ir s t Xational Bank aad Trast Co. of M ontclair
Xewark, X. J . Columbus Trust Company
Xewark, X. J . federal Trust Company
Xewark, X. J. fid e lity Union Trust Company
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
BAX& r
ISO
Ilf TOII
1933 Has** 13 PM fe 16
Maxell 111 , 1 9 3 3
Saaark, I . J .
Saaark* •* ^
V m rk, I . S,
In t r l, I* I .
Saaark, V. J .
Saaark, V. J .
Saaark, I . J .
Sarvark, X. I .
V ^ tik , S. J .
Stvirfc, S. I .
ferth Sergea,
Oraa§», S. J .
fV a»klii faahlaftaa fm t Caapaay
Uaaala Satlaaal lu k
M rtiuatt aad It n r k fraat Cottpaaj af Sawark
tha Meaat Praapact Satlaaal laak af lavark
Satlaaal Sawark aad Xaaax Saakiac Caapaajr
Satlaaal State laak
Paoplaa Satlaaal Saaka
the Seat* 314a Satlaaal Saak aad fraat Ceaqpaaj'
Oalaa Satlaaal Sink la Saaark
Halted Stataa fraat Caapaqr af Sawark
S. J . The F irst Satlaaal Saak af S*rth Bergea
Seeewt Satlaaal S*ak
Oraage, S. I* Tha fraat Ceapaiijr af Oraaga
Paaaale, I. I. Paaeala Satlaaal Saak aad fraat Oawpaay
Pateraea, S. I
flrat Satlaaal Saak
Patereea, S. J. Pataraaa Satlaaal Saak
Pateraea, S. J. Seeead Satlaaal Saak
Phillipeharg, S. J. HlUl|«ltf| Satlaaal Saak aad fraat Ceapaajr
PhilUpaharg, S. I, Saaaad Satlaaal Saak
Seth
J. Seath Oraage fraat Caapaajr
tfataa City, S. J. flrat Satlaaal Saak af lalaa City
feehavkaa, S. I. fha Saalltaa Satlaaal Saak
feat Oiaaia, S. I. flrat Satlaaal Saak
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
b r xs
o r
miuMmwiA
M a r 13, 1933
March 14, 1933
,
4 21 m
JUutL
f S S i A l
S B HV W
A
Allenton
llls a to a
Allantoa
Altoona
Cheater
Chester
Chester
Sobols
Ifctbois
J^i-bois
Bastoa
Easton
lastoa
Hatton
H arrisbarg
H arrisburg
Harrisburg
Hazleton
Hazleton
Hazleton
Hazleton
lohastown
Johnstown
Lancaster
Laaeaa ter
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lebanon
Lebanon
Koaat Carmel
Mount C«r el
Mount Carmel
lO rrlstow a
Korristown
Borristown
Borrlstowa
P ittsto a
P i ttston
P o ttsY ille
P o ttsv llla
Reading
Scranton
Scranton
suggaogin
Shamokin
W ilkes-Barre
:4
Allaatowa national Bank
Merchant# H&tioaal Baak
Second Batioaal lank
f ir s t National Bank
Chester Cambridge Baak aad fro st Cos|>any
Delaware County national Baak
f ir s t Batioaal lank
Deposit Batioaal lank
Dubois Batioaal Baak
Onion Banking aad Trust Company
Sastoa Batioaal Bank
fiastoa fro st Coopany
f ir s t B a il onal Baak and fra st Conpaay
« Borthaaptoa Batioaal Baak
Caatral Trust Coajwuay
Dauphin Deposit fro st Company
Harriiibarg Batioaal Bank
f ir s t Batioaal Baak
laslato a Batioaal Baak
Baxfcle Banking sad fra st Coapany
Peoples Sailags aad fraat Cowpany
Bala I ticnial lank
Moiiian Batioaal Baak
Conestoga Batioaal Baak
falto a Batioaal Baak
Lancaster Couaty In tio n al Baak
f ir s t Batioaal Bank
Lebanon Batioaal Baak
Peoples VaMoaai Bank
F irs t Batioaal Bank
Lib erty State Baak aad Trust Company
Union Hati onal Baak
Montgomery Batioaal Bank
Moatgoaary fraat Coapany
Morristown Pena fra st Coapany
Peoples Batioaal Basic
f ir s t Batioaal Bank
Mbartgr Batioaal Baak
Miners Batioaal Baak
Pennsylvania Batioaal Baak aad fra st Co*
Berks County fra st Cosoaay
F irs t Batioaal Baak
Hurd Batioaal Baak
Market $treat Batioaal Bank
le s t lad Batioaal Bank
f ir s t Batioaal Baak
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
n o s a is
March 13* 1933
March 14, 1933
4 17 PM
P2EKSTLV4i'HA
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
York
York
York
— > York
York
Yoxk
York
i|
York
York
York
Second national Bank;
Wilkes-Barre Deposit and Savings Bank
WyosAng national Beak
Williamsport national Bank
Central Rational Bank
Drovers and Mechanics national Bank
fas tern national Bank
First Hational Bank
Guardian Trust Company
Industrial national lank
Western national lank
Yortc Comity national Bank
York national Bank and trust Company
York Trust Company
j
Boardwalk national Bank
Camden Safe Deposit and Trial Conpany
(Camden Offices only)
Third national Bank and Trust Company
first Canden national Bank and Trust
Company (Camden Offices)
Bread Street national Bank
first Mechanics national Bank
Prospect national Bank
Security national Bank
Atlantic City
Oamden
Camden
Ca©den
Trenton
Renton
frenton
frentoa
mtk%
filsdngton
V lndngton
i
Wilndngton
filmington
filiaington
Wilmington
Central national Bank
Iq&itable trust Company
Industrial Trust Cospany
Security Trust Company
tJnion national lank
Wilniagten Trust Cospaay
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
m u m i i
m arch 13* Wm
March 14, 1933
,
8
10
PIS
F irst national Bank of Bethlehem, Fenngylvaaia
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
XUK3KSB
OLSYSUd®
March 13, lt33
Mareh 14, 1933
6 23 M
y.
Akron, Ohio
Firestone Paifc fraat 4 Sawings Bank
Canton, Ohio
FI rst VtUfiBAl Beak
OinoIsanti, Ohio
Atlas Xational Bazik
Central frost Coapaiqr
fifty Third Union Trust Cotspnigr
firs t national Bsak
Lincoln Xational Bsak
Pr^ridsnt Savings 4 Trust Company
Second SatIona* Bank
Weetera Baak 4 Trust Qaapm
vy
Colanfeas, Ohio
City Xatioaal Batik 4 frast Company
Huntington national Bank
Oktt national Bank
Dayton, Ohio
Merchants Xational Bank 4 frast Coatpan?
Winters Xat lonal Baak 4 frast Company
Hamilton, Ohio
F irst national Baak
Second Xational Batik
Mansfield, Ohio
Citlsens Xat lonal Bank 4 frast osnpany
Marlon, Ohio
Xational City Bank 4 Trust Coapaur
Xewark, Ohio
firs t Xatioaal Baak
P&ffc Xatioaal Bank
XewaxlE frast Oonpaar
Springfield, Ohio
firs t Xatlenal Baak 4 frast Omspaqr
Yooagstowa, Ohio
Mahoning Xht lonal Baak
tteloa Xatioaal Bask
Zanesville, Ohio
firs t Xatioaal Bank
01tineas Xatioaal Bank
Toledo, Ohio
West Toledo Xational Bank
Toledo Trust Company
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FAXCHKH
CLEVELAND
ltarofa 13V i«SS
March 14, 1 9 M
6
3a at
kO
B itU r, Pennsylvania
Satter Cwutjr Sational Bank & frast Goapaay
lev Castle, Pennsylvania
Citizens Xatienal Sank
firs t 9«li<mftl Bank of ymmmm county
Lawnnoe Savings ft Trait Company
Franklin, Pennsylvania
Laafeerte* Sational Satk
*
Off C ity, Pennsylvania
firs t Satienal Bank
P itt slmrgkt Pennsylvania
City S p o ilt Satie
Colonial Trait Company
C© W
M >nwealth Trait Company
faneers Deposit 1stional Bank
firs t Satienai Saak
Mellon Sational B®k
Peoples Pittibargh frost Company
Union Sational Bank
Union fraat Compaq
Lexington, Kentnelgr
firs t satienai Saak & Trust Oompaay
Second SatIonaI Satie
Seoarity Treat Oaqpugr
Wheeling, fast Virginia
Sational Saak of vast V irginia
Wheeling Saak * fraat Company
national Kiohangs Saak of Wheeling
Security Trast Company
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
fASomn
Q w m u m
KaroU 18, 1938
Eftroll 14* 1133
10
66 f*
X rlo , Poxat/W tala
Security pooplo t Trust Oo.
Plttobargh, pa*
porbos Xatienal Bank
StoaboavitU , Ohio
la tlo a a l Exe&ango Batik ft Traat Co*
Stouboavllio, Ohio
Peoploi la tlo a a l Baak
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
®aa Seeretazy o f the Traaauxy hem telegraphed authority to tba federal
Saaerva Bazik of Biclmond to lloanaa the follow ing hanks to raauma hanking
functions on Tuesday Horning, March 14, 1933:
nm m x
J©erican National Baak
Port*nouth
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
satf
Ma*ek I} , 1933
fere*
k 1$ PM
/
1933
Oolnafeia Batioaal Baak
Xiifcartjr Batioaal Baak
llmmim Batioaal Baak
Batioaal Baak of Wfcahiagton
Batioaal Capital Baak of
K ifg i Batioaal Baak
Stoend Batioaal Baak
Batioaal U stvvfilitan Baak
Waahiagtoa i B* 0 .
Vaahia^ton t B. C.
Washington » ». 0 *
Washington • B. 0 *
Washington,> B» 0 .
Waehiagton ► B. 0 .
Washington , B* 0 *
Vaahincton,> B. c .
Canton Batiq*al Baak
F irst Batiotiftl Baak
Maryland Trast Go.
Batioaal Osntrml Baak
fatioaal Marias Baak
Xastern Batioaal Bafck
Baltimore,
Baltiaore,
Baltiaore,
Baltimore,
Baltla»re,
Baltiaore,
Borfelk Batioaal Baak of Coaaerne A fr*at
SM loari O lU sm i Bational Stale
lirg U ia Batioaal Baak
fir s t Batioaal Baak
IttU iA i Balk
Ljmchburg Batioaal In k 4 ? n st O *
b
Colonial lu r io ia Sat ional Bank
F irst Bational Bxeha^e Baak
rfo lk, f*.
rfo lk, fa.
Borfo lk, fa*
l|tekiNur|» fa.
Lynehtmrg, fa*
Charleaton Bational Bank
liiw
l i * Mmmlir4 m jr JL
wi^iaavaiMHP aaNaasafc^fli^^ ^
C o#w
M
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M
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Mi*
M*
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M
B.
£
fa.
Boanoke, fa*
Boanoke, fa*
Charleston, West firg in ia
Charleston,
1
1
Xaaaaha f allay Baak
Batloaal Bank of Coaaerce
lin t Batioaal Baak of feat* Charleston
Firat Bantington Batioaal Baak
Huntington, Vast firg in ia
Brisfih of Wachovia Baak A Txnst Oo.
Aaariaaa Trait Oo.
O saarclal Batioaal Bank
Oalea Batioaal Baak
Bvaaoh of Wachovia Baak A Tmat Co.
Vaahavia Bank A Trait Co*
Charlotte Batioaal Baak
Asheville, Borth Oaroliaa
Charlotte, Borth Oaroliaa
Charlotte, Borth Oaroliaa
Charlotte, Borth Oaroliaa
Balaigh, Borth Carolina
Via*ton Salea , Borth Oaroliaa
Chariot to, Borth Carolina
Carolina Stfrina Baak
M laatie Batioaal Bank*
Charleston, South Oaroliaa
Charleston* South Oaroliaa
a
*
«
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
o u
BJCUOIB
13* 1933
* 21 « i
JOOTH C A a o U H
_
Iw w rtlU
In M rtU t
Tlr«t latloaal Baak
Biojilm Batlonal Bode
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
*he Secretary of the Treasury has telegraphed authority to the federal
Beserve Baak of Atlanta to license tbs follow ing banks to resoae banking
fractio n s on Tuesday morning, Maroh 14, 1933*
LO U ISIilA
Jtaatriean Baak and fro st Ooapaay
Hibernia Bank and Tr**t Ooopany
Hew Orleans
Hew Orleans (revoked)
.eyiuuuuju rrom tne Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
32 & 3k
Blaok— Atlanta
Tuesday Morning, Msireh 14, 1
Cowiereial national Bazik *
F ir s t Hatioaal Bank
Blm laghaa Trust & Savlaga Co
F irs t Rational Bank
F ir s t Hatioaal Bank
American National Bank & Trust Co
Mirecants national Bank of Mobile
F irs t national Bank
Alabama H iti onal Bank
F irs t Hatioaal Bank
A tlantia Mational Bank
Barnett Hatioaal Bank
Florida Rational Bank
F ir st^|ational Bank
Flo rid a Haitional Bank k tru st Co
Miami Baaoh F irs t national Bank
Coral Gables F irs t fttlo a a l Bank
Aaarieaa Hatioaal Bank
C itize n s & Peoples Hatioaal Bank
&xohangs Hatioaal Baak
F irs t Hatioaal Baak
Albany Sxehange Hatioaal Bank
C ity Hatioaal Baak
C itize n s & Southern national Baak
Gsorgia Railroad Baak & Trust Co
Hatioaal Sxehai^e Bank
national Bank of Bruaeaiek
Columbus Baak & Truet Co
,
F irs t national Baak
Fourth Hational Bank
C itize n s 4 Southern Hatioaal Baak
F irs t Hatioaal Baak i t Trust Co
F ir s t Hatioaal Baak
F irs t Hatioaal Bank
Manufacturers Hatioaal Baak
Hatioaal C ity Baak
F ir s t Hatioaal Baak
C itiza n s Bank & Trust Go
C itize n s & Southern Hatioaal Bank
Liberty Hatioaal Baak & Trust Go of
Sarawak Bank & Trust Co
C itize n s S Southern Hatioaal Baak
c
F irs t Hatioaal Bank
Louisiana Hatioaal Baak
American Hatioaal Bank
Whitney Hatioaal Baak
Jaaksoa-State Hatioaal Baak
C itize n s Hatioaal Bank
F ir s t Hatioaal Bank la
F irs t national Bank & Trust Co of
Mmhaats Hatioaal Baak
..
/ /
Chattanooga Hatioaal B a n k J $[>41
Hamilton Hatioaal Baak
Hamilton national Bank
Broadway Hatioaal Bank
Third Hatioaal Bank
1933 M 14 m 12 00
AR
Aaalstoa Hatioaal Baak
»
Aanlston Alabana
Aaalstoa Alabana
Biisnlaghsa Alabama
Birroinghaa Alabama
Dothan Alabama
M>bile Alabana
Mobile Alabama
Mobile Alabama
Mont^onery Alabama
Montgomery Alabama
Jacksonville Florida
JackaonYille Flo rid a
Jackso nville Flo rid a
Miami Flo rid a
Miami Florida
Miami Beach Flo rid a
Mlami Flo rid a
Feasacola Flo rid a
Penaaoola Flo rid a
Tampa Florida
Tampa Florida
Albany Georgia
Albany Georgia
Augusta Georgia
Augusta Georgia
Augusta Georgia
Brunswick Georgia
Columbus Georgia
Columbus Georgia
Columbus Georgia
Maooa Georgia
M
&eoa Georgia
K ille d g e v llle Georgia
Hewaan Georgia
Hewaaa Georgia
Bone Georgia
Borne Georgia
Savaaaah Georgia
Savaaaah Georgia
Savanaah Georgia
Savannah Georgia
Valdosta Georgia
Valdosta Georgia
Baton Bouge Louisiana
H ashvilla Taeaessee
~~He* Orleans Louisiana
Jackson M ississippi
Meridian M ississippi
P rid ia n M ississippi
Vicksburg M ississipp i
Vicksburg M ississippi
Chattaaooga Tenaessee
Chattanooga Taaaasi
Knoxville Tennessee
H ashville Tennessee
Jfeahville Tenaessee
Aaaistoa Alabana
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
JSoDougal—Chic ago
Tuesday Bornlng, March 14, *933
1933 MAS 13 PM 4 19
Champaign National Bank, Champaign, 111.
F irs t B tio n a l Bank, Champaign, 111.
F irs t National Bank, D an ville, 111.
Falner-Amerlcan national Bank, D an ville, 111*
Second Rational Bank, D anvilla, 111.
M illlk in national Bank, Decatur, 111*
Ifatlonal Bank of Decatur, Decatur, 111.
Central national Bank & Tract Co., Peoria, 111.
Co*eercial Merchant* national .Bank & Trust Co., Peoria, ill.
First national Bank, Bsoria, 111.
Illin o is national Bank & tru st Co., Rockford, 111.
alfela!i~£B9rlean national Bank, Bockford, 111.
Third national Bank, Bockford, 111*
Indiana national Benku Indianapolis, lad*
Merchanta national Bank, Indianapolis, Ind.
Fletcher fraat Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
Terre Haute F irs t national Bank, Terre Haute, Ind.
Bankers Trust Company, Des Moines, lose
Central Ifetlonal Bank k Trust C o., Des Moines, Iowa
lowa-Des Mainea national Bank h Trust Co., Des Moines, Iowa
F irs t national Bank, Mason C ity , Iowa
" F ir s t national Bank-, Sioux C ity , Iona
Livestock national Bank, Sioux C ity , Iowa
Security national Bank, Sioux C ity , Iowa
Toy national Bank, Sioux C ity , loea
Central national Bank & Trust Co., Battle Creek, Mlch.
C ity national Bank & Trust Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Old Merchants national Bank & Trust Co., B attle Creek, Mich.
Detroit Savings Baak, D etroit, Mich.
United Savings Bank, D etroit, Mich.
Old Kent Bank, Grand Bapids, Mich.
F ir s t national Bank & Trust Co., Kalaaazoo, Mich.
Aaliogfc C itize n s national Bank, Qreen Bay, V is .
F ir s t Wisconsin Ifetional Bank, Milwaukee, Wis.
Marine national Exchange Bank, Milwaukee, Wis.
Marshall & Ile le y Beak, Milwaukee, Wis.
C itize n s State Bank, Sheboygan, Wie.
Security national Bank, Sheboygan, W is.
1933 MAE 13 PM t 89
Lincoln national Baak k Trust Co., Fort Wayfce, Indiana
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
57
MDDoue*l--Cbioago
’u«8day morning, Iferch 14, 1933
i
1933 UAH 14 m
I 5S
la tlo n a l Baafc, Cedar Bapida, loam
*t
v
■
\
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
£he Secretary of the Treasury has telegraphed authority to the M o r a l
Be serve Bask of St. Louie to lioenee the following banks to regume
fraction* on foeeday morning, March 14,
1933s
Te n n e s s e e
Bank of Gosraerce and frost Company
Meag>hia
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
liarttn —S t. Louis
Tuesday aaorning, March 14, 1933
1933 u m 13 m 4 19
Sissons national Bank, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Stata Rational Bank, 2JM»rkanat Ark*
American national Bank, Vineennes, I&d.
Citizens Union Kational Bank, Louisville, Ky.
first Satlonal Bank, Louisville, Ky.
Kentucky Titla Trust Co., Louisville, Ky>
Liberty Bank and Truat Co,, Louisville, Ky.
Lincoln Bank and Trust Co*, Louisville, ly*
Batt|ibal national Bank, Hannibal, Mo.
Uni5n Hational Bank, Springfield, Ho*
first national Bank, Mamphis, Tenii.
Union Plantera National Bank and Trust Co,, MenpMa. Tenn.
1933 MAM 13 m
Illinois
Tiie 111 lo t t State Bank, Jackso nville
t 59
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
oim
■xnupous
March 13, 1933 P k 17
M
Maroh Ik, 19 3
3
first Batisaal Baak 4 Trust 6*., Akordsimb, S.D.
A k r l M B Batisaal Bank 4 Trust Ca.t Aksrdssn, S.B.
first Bational Saak, Altart Lsa, Miaa.
frsstsrn County Vatlonal Baak & Trust Co., Albert Lsa, Miaa.
Midland Batloaal Baak, Billings, Moat.
Maataaa Batiaaal Baak, Bill lags, loit,
City Batisaal Baak, Duluth, Miaa.
Duluth Batisaal Baak, Duluth, Mima.
first and latrieaa Xatisnsl Baak, Dalatfc, liaa.
Hiattssota Batisaal Baak, Duluth, Miaa.
■orthsra Batisaal Baak, Duluth, Miaa.
F | M « « r Batisaal Bank, Duluth, lisa.
V m « n Batisaal Baak, Duluth, liaa.
Bakata Batiaaal Baak, fargs, B.D.
fargs Batloaal Baak,:^ fargs, I.D.
first Batisaal Baak 4 frast Ca., fargs, I.D.
Msrehaats Batisaal Baak 4 frast 6s., fargs, B.D.
Saeurlty Batisaal Baak 4 fraat 6s., farihkalt, lisa,
fsrgas fails Batisaal Bank, ( fsrgas falls, liaa*
first Batisaal Bank, fsrgas falls, Miaa.
Bad liiar Batisaal Baak 4 Trust Ca., Grand fsrks, B.D.
first Batiaaal Baak, Sraat falls, Msnt.
' 0rsat falls Batlonal Baak, draat falls, lisat.
first Batisaal Baak 4 fraat 6a., Islsaa, Msnt.
first Batisaal Baak, lithlag, liaa.
Batavia Batiaaal Baak, La Crosse, Vis.
Batisaal Baft* sf La Cross*, La Crssss, fls. ,
Aasrieaa Batisaal Baak, Lift la falls, liaa.
first Batisaal Baak, Little falls, liaa.
first Batisaal Baak 4 fraat 6s., Baakats, Biaa.
Batloaal Clticsas Bank, laakato, Mina,
first Batiaaal Baak 4 frast 6a., Blast, l.D.
Union Batisaal Baak 4 frast 6s., Blast, B.D*
first Batisaal Balk* Bad flag, liaa.
Ooodhas County Batisaal Baak, Bsd Vlag, Miaa.
Bad flag Batisaal talk 4 fraat 6s., Bad flag, Miaa.
first Batiaaal Baak, Esehestsr, liaa.
Union Batisaal Baak, Bschestsr, Bias.
lapirs Bat lonal Baak 4 fraat 6s., St. faal, Biaa.
first Batisaal Baak, St. Baal, Biaa.
Midway Batloaal Baak, St. faal, Biaa,
fa la 6 itlas Batisaal Bank, St. faal, Biaa.
C it lions Batisaal Bask 4 frast Co., Sismz falls, s.D.
first Bat lonal Baak; 4 Trust 6s., Sisux falls, S*D*
Sseurlty Batisaal Baak 4 fraat 6s., Sisux falls, S.D.
Stockyard* Batisaal Baak, South St. faal, Biaa*
first Batisaal Baak, Swpsrlsr, fls.
latisnal Bank af Csan*»rcs, Sapsrior, Bis.
first Batiaaal Baak, VlM&t, Biaa.
flnaaa Batisaal aad Saviags Baak, Vlasaa, Biaa.
first Dakota Batisaal Baak, Taaktsa, S. D.
Sseurlty Trast aad Safiags Baak, Billings, Msat.
BBioa teak aad frast Csafaay, Bslsaa, Bsat.
Minnesota Batisaal Baak, last Grand fsrks, Biaa.
*
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
Ge#ry—tfinneapoli*
Tuesday morning, Iterch 14, 1953
1933 M4B 14 Ai
American National Bank, S t. Paul, Minnesota
*i
l 23
Al. Y
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
HAMIWOS
XAJH0AS CITY
Xarob 135, 1933
Marob 14, 19 3 3
4
If m
a(U £c-
Oontral Sational I n k , OArthaga
First Sational Bank, Indapandanoa
Oonqnaror first Sational Bank, Joplin
Joplin Sational Bank f treat Co.* Joplin
t
Adsariean Bat 1onal Bank, St. joaopb
Barns* Sational Bank, St* Joaepk
Bapira Trast Coaq>aHf , St, jossph
first Sational Baak, St. Joaopb
St* Josopb Stootyards B»nk, St* Joeapb
footla Laoy latlonal Bank* St* joaspli
v t.
Colora&& Springs Sational Bank, Colorado Springs
Bxabanga latlonal Bank# Colorado Springs
first Sational B « k , Colorado Springs
Aaarlnan Sational l n k , A3«iiv«r
Contral Savings Bank f Yfttftt Co., Dontar
t
Colorado sational Bank, 'maitr
Danrar Sational Bank, Danrar
first Sational Sank, Dsnyar
International f m a t Ca«, DonTor
Sational Oltf Bank, Dowror
Stockyards Sational Bank, Donvsr
United Statos Sational Bank, Donvor
first Sational B n k , Puebla
Astern Sational Bank, Pnablo
SEBHA.3IA
Present Sational Bank, Prwnont
Stephana Sational Bank, fr— oat
first Sational Bank, ifasl Island
Saatlngs Sational Bank, 8astings
Continental Sational Bank, Lincoln
first Sational Bank, Lincoln
Havalook Intional Bank, Linooln
Sational B*^c of CanBsvtto, Uneo l n
Mordants Sational Bank, Ssbraska City
Habra ska City Sational Baak, Sobraska City
Otoa County Sational Bank, Sabraskn City
first Sational Bank, Oaaba
Liras took Sational Ban*, Onabn
0*aba Sational Bank, 0*ab*
Packsra Sational Bank, Osaka
0 . S. Sational Bank, Onabn
Stookyards Sational Bank, Onaha
yratiit
Caspar Sational Bank, Caspar
Z o n i n g national Bank, Oaeper
Anerloan Sational Bank, Cbayonna
Stockgrowera Sational Bank, Cbnyonna
Reproduced from the Unclassified IDeclassified Holdings of the National Archives
HiMIIffO*
x&ssis cm
torch 13, 1933
larch l5 , 1933
* 17 P
*
M
IA8SAS
City X&tloiial Bank* Atchison
Exchange Batloaal Baak, Atchison
f ir s t Batloaal Baak la Dodge C ity , Dodge City
Cltiseae Bational Baak, Saporla
Coawercial national Beak A fro st Co*, Snporia
American Batloaal Baak, Hutchiasoa
Sxchaage Xa\|paal Baak, Butchiasoa
F irst H atioail Baak* Batchiasoa
Com ercial Batloaal Baak, Kansas City
Peoples Batloaal Baak, Kansas C ity
f ir s t Batloaal Baak, Lawrence
. Lawrence Batloaal BAak, Lawrence
f ir s t Batloaal Baak, I#avea*orth
Leavenworth Batloaal Baak, Leavenworth
f ir s t Batloaal Baak* Manhattan
Uaioa Batloaal Saak, Baahattaa
Batloaal Baak of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
fid e lity 3a*lags State Bank, Topeka
Central Batloaal Baak, Topeka
Merchants Batloaal Bank, Topeka
Batloaal Baak of Topeka, Topeka
f ir s t Batloaal Baak, Wichita
fourth Batloaal Bank la Wichita* Wichita
Southwest Batloaal Bank, Wichita
Union Xational Baak, Wichita
Uaioa Stock Yards Batloaal Baak, Wichita
Q£i**g)MA
fi* s t Batloaal Baak in B artlesville * B a rtle sv ille
Uaioa Batloaal Baak, B a rtle sv ille
Ceatral Batloaal Baak, Bald
f ir s t Batloaal Baak, ftiid
f ir s t Batloaal Bank, Quthrie
Citiseas Batloaal Baak, Muskogee
Coonercial Batloaal Baak la Maskogee, Muskogee
f ir s t national Baak A Trust Co*» Muskogee
City Batloaal Baak & Trust Co*» Oklahoma City
fid e lity Batloaal Baak, Oklahoma City
f ir s t Hattonal Baak A Trust Co., Okli&ona City
Liberty Batloaal Baak, Oklahoma City
Oklahoma la tio a a l Baak, Oklahoma City
Tradesoeas Batloaal Banff, Oklahoma City
f ir s t Batloaal Baak A Tru st, Tulsa
fourth Batloaal Baak, Tulsa
Batloaal Baak of Coamerce, Tulsa
Exchange Batloaal Baak, Tulsa
Reproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
MCKIHHIY
DALLAS
MARCH 1 1 9 3 3 k 21 PM (Date sent)
March 14, 1933
iwflM Q Katiocal Bank
Aoatln Batieaal Beak
inerlaca Batioaal Bank
fir st Batieaal Baak
Beoorlty State Baak aad fraat Cowpaajr
XI Paao Katloaal Beak
State Satioaal Baak
fir e t Bfiioaal Bank
Continental Hational Baak
fort »orth Batioaal leak
Stockyard* Katioaal Baak
/t A . Batloa&jI Baak
I *
vi ty «1
r i r « t lAttottftl Beak
Hut<jhin^»-Se#l7 Batioaal Bank ,
Pul ted State* Hefctesel B*onk
fir s t Batioaal Baak .
Barrloborg Batioaal Beak
aouaioa aa *1oaaJi immiit
Batioaal leak’ of On—ra e
Seeaad Batioaal Beak
teath Tax** Qoamerelal Batioaal Baak
State Batioaal leak
Galea Batioaal
Alaao Batioaal Beak
ijMeifoigX Be tl oaal Baak
Pre«t Hational Baak
#tee* latloaal Baak
Batioaal B*ak of Oaaaaorae
Batioaal Beafe o f h f t
Umetoa
Baa Aatoaio Batioaal Baak
fexarfcaaa Batioaal 'Bask
Ci ti*eaa Batioaal Inak
f l r a t Batioaul Baak
Batioaal 01% Beak
Oeaaereial Batioaal Baak la
Oontiaeatal Jtaarloaa Baak aad fraat Ooopaajr
fir e t WU a Beak
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Auettft# Texaa
A uatln, T*x&*
Bearaont, Texa*
Beauraont, f*xm
Beauaont, Texat
f l Paao, fax#*
H Fate, Texa*
Port Worth, T exa*
f o r t f o r ^ Texas
f o r t »'orth, Texaa
fort fo r th , Texa*
0olT® «ton, f t xaa
halves tea, texa*
Galre*ton, Texa*
Galre*toa, Texa*
H0nskm t Texa*
Hems ton, T a u a
Boaetoa, fe**a
ouaton, Xfcxa*
H<>uatoa, Texa*
Heaatoa, f#mm
H0ustoa, Texas
Bona ton, Texa*
Sea Aatoaio, T«xa*
tea An teal o,
San Aatoaio, Texas
fan Aatoaio, fex&e
Aatoaio, Taut*
Sea Aatoaiot Taxaa
Saa .Aatoaio» fex&*
Texarkana, Texas
Wao®,
faoo, Texa*
Baoo, Tex^s
Shreveport, Louisiana
3hrereport, L u itiiia e
Shreveport, Louisiana
Taxaa
Saa
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List of banks authorised to open in the San Francisco
district Tuesday morning Iferoh 14, 1933*
The following branches of Bank of America National
Trust and Savings Association, Jan Francisco, California*
Fresno
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Oakland
Pasadena
Sacramento
San tDiego
La So lla
San Jose
Stockton
The following branches of Bank of California National
Association, San Franoisco, California*
Portland
Seattle
Taoaxoa
Company,
Valley Bank and Trust
Phoenix, Arizona
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Long Beach, California
Union Bank and Trust Company, Los Angeles, California
The following branches of American Trust Company, San Franoisco
Oakland
San Jose
Citizens Commercial Trust and Savings Bank, Pasadena, California
First Security Bank, Boise, Idaho
Commercial Security Bank, Ogden, Utah
Tracy Loan and Trust Corapany, Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah Savings and Trust Company, Salt Lake City, Utah
alker Bank and Trust Company, Salt Lake City, Utah
Peoples Bank and Trust Company, Seattle, Washington
Spokane and Eastern Trust Coopany, Spokane, Washington
Washington Trust Company, Spokane, Washington
California Bank, Los Angeles, California
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List of banks authorized to open in the San Francisco
district Tuesday morning March 14, 1933*
The following branches of Bank of America National
Trust and Savings Association, 5an Francisco, California*
Fresno
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Oakland
Pasadena
Sacramento
San Diego
La Jolla
Sanjtfos e
Stockton
The following branches of Bank of California National
- Association, San Franoisoo, California#
Portland <
Seattle
Tacoma
Valley Bank and Trust Company, Phoenix, Arizona
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Long Beach, California
Union Bank and Trust Company, Los Angeles, California
The following branches of American Trust Company, San Francisco
Oakland
San Jose
Citizens Commercial Trust and Savings Bank, Pasadena, California
First Security Bank, Boise, Idaho
Commercial Security Bank, Ogden, Utah
Tracy Loan and Trust Company, Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah Savings and Trust Company, Salt Lake City, Utah
Walker Bank and Trust Company, Salt Lake Cityf Utah
l
Peoples Bank and Trust Company, Seattle, Washington
Spokane and Eastern Trust Company, Spokane, Washington
Washington Trust Company, Spokane, Washington
California Bank, Los Angeles, California
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1933
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March 12, 1933,
Honorable,
The Secretary of the Treasury,
Sir?
With respect to the attached in stru ction * to the Federal
Beserve Bank of Boston to Issue lic e n c e s to the banks named in the
c it y o f Boston, I have tha honor to advisa you that the l i s t in
cludes a l l member banks, both sta te and n a tio n a l, lo ca ted In the
c ity of Boston, except the United S tates Trust Coaapany concerning
which Governor Youn& and fed era l Heserve A&ent C urtiss In telegram
dated March 11 have advised that said bank has f ile d with the
Federal Reserve Bank an a p p licatio n to the Secretary o f the Treasury
to reopen under execu tive order o f the P resident of March 10 but
th at with referen ce to the ap p licatio n of the United S ta tes Trust
Conpany, the fed era l Reserve Bank Is not y et ready to g iv e the
opinion asked for in your wire 49BX o f March 10.
R esp ectfu lly ,
T.
a* AVAXA,
A cting Comptroller*
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Mersh latt
IN GEHBRAL
Haviag b»**& advl»*d w it h reap«et t o t i l l
T r u s t C oetpftay, D o t t o a , l£ & S M clM i»att«, b y t * Jfeueptf 1 3 & a # r?a
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Bank o f B o s to n , a e t i s ^ ft si say d e s i g n a t e d ag sm t v t o lam* « llo#na«
i n th© fo rm h< r t o f o r e prescribed by m tor th© r««uaptiaa o f
b a n k in g fineti^ns by said b aa k b a g ltta l& g '.’fcaday, torch 13» 1935*
of the Treasury*
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Having been advised with respect to member banka aaiaod herein,
located In th# C ity of Soetoa, a federal «eserve Bank c ity , by the Federal
Heeerve lank of Boston snd with reeoect to national banka# by the Comptroller
of the Currency (who has been adviaei by h it examinera), that I w ill be
reaaJfi&bly aafe la lleeneing the fu ll opening of iraeh banka, I hereby
direct the Federal fleeeijre Bank of Boaton, acting as
to la
m lloenaea
m
my
in the form heretofore prescribed by
designated agent,
m
fo r the re«uaptioa
o f banking functions be^innin# 4 'ondjay morning, K&roii 13, 1933, to the
following nailed banka:
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/the)Merchant* k tlo n a l Bank/of Boston )
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'the;Second fational Baak (of Boaton
7he ?Jstion*l Shaawsit Bank /of Boston
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the ? ire t national Bank of Boatoa
vfW jllatlaaai Rockland Baak/of Boatoa")
^Se)«ew fa&laad trust Co located in loetoa
State Street frast Co(Located la Boston
Day ?rost Cs(located In Boatea
Old Colony tru st Co Located In Boatoa
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Honorable
The saoretary of the Treasury,
*aghtiigtoa, % 0 .
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tflth m pM t to the tttaetwd isitru o lio n t to the IM cn l
H ttirvt 9 of Sow York to issue UoiBM t to the bentce nested in
ank
. th» City^ of Hew York, I bawa the honor to a&viaa yon that the
lis t ltelndM m il leentoar b ik » i both it t t t and a tiio M l, lo w M in
tbe C ity of itanr York, exeept the beloe liste d bank* oomeniing which
FM m l i'+mr** Agaot Caaa in & telegrsst iketea iM i 18 has M vltal
' bav# nade application* to reopen but which the FWoral Heeenre Bsank of
New York eon not reeowaend at th is tine:
Harriraan Hatioaal Bank and ‘Trust Company*
vereaatlle Bank and Trust Company.
Kewtown National Bank, Corona, »♦ Y*
Xlahuret National Bank, fclwhuret, IU Y*
Jamaica National Be&k, Ja alee, u. Y#
Oxane Bark gatioaal ifenk, o*.-ne ?avk9 S. Y*
hlchaond Hatioaal i*arik» ^'lehaond H ill, *:* Y«
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ULfaywtte Siatioaal Bask, Brooklyn, u* ?•
3ott«laaton National Bank* ikmglaaton, U y#
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.Respectfully,
’
F* 0* i^Al.T
Acting Comptroller*
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Ifcffeh 12, 1933,
Having b«©n ©dvlee& ’ 1th ressx>ect to ®i*JBb*r bank* anciad
be:vela located In ti»e c ity of V*v York, a ?®d*r*1 ! oaervo Vnnk c it y ,
by tha . aderr 1 -wierve 'V of H York saul with respect to aat o * 1
-.nk
ew
baa Ha* by t e Comptroller of thy dvswtamf (who has been adrleed by
hi® ax*?&lsere)t that I will be reaaoimbly a«fe la licensing the f u ll
oj)«ffliiac ::•? tueh brinks, I *i«r»by direct the ''edaval tf*#*rv» Hxtlc of
n
IU York, aat&ag a* agr deateaated «g«at, to iaaa* IIm sm s la tba
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i -odaido ft-tlonal Bank, -Sfoodaide
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Secretary of the Treasury
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secretary
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aspect fully,
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Marcia 12, 1933.
*
:
Having been advised with respect to member banks named herein,
located in tha C ity of Philadelphia, a Federal ieserve Bank c ity , by tha
Tadaral Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and with raapaet to national bank*,
by tha Comptroller of tha Currency (who haa baan advised by h is exss&nors)
that I w ill ba reasonably safe in licen sing the fu ll opening of such banks
1 hereby direct the federal Beserve Bank of Philadelphia, acting as m
y
designated agent, to issue licenses in the for© heretofore prescribed by
ase for the resumption t t banking functions beginning Monday morning, March
O
13, 1933, to the following namsd banks:
P!i
Central Pen»< national Bank
City National Bank
Com fxcfaange Hatlocal lank and Truat Co
fr le national Bank
fid e lity - Philadelphia Trust Co
f ir s t Camden national Bank and Trust Co
f ir s t national Bank
$irard Trust Company
In tegrity Trust Coispany
Kensington Vational Bank
Market Street national Bank
national Bank of Germantown and Trust Co
ninth Bank and Trust Co
north Broad national Bank
northeast national Bank
Fenna Co for Insurance on Lives and Creating Annuities
Philadelphia national Bank
Provident Trust Qmagmay
Second National Bank
Tioga national Bank and Trust Co
Tradesmens national Bank
Secretary of the treasury.
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March 12# 1939*
%
The Honorable , ■
The J«or«tU 7 of the Treasury#
Washington, D* C.
Sir*
vfith respeet to the attached instruct lone to the
Federal H ta tm Bank of CXeveXand to ism * licences to the bmJm
nazaed in the C ity of CXereXand* X have the honor to id flw you
that the l i s t include* &XX meatier banks, both state and sational,
located in the C ity of CXeveXand, exetpt the Guardian Trust
CoHpsny and the Union Trust Company which Governor Fancher advises
the Itoderal Reserve Bank cannot reeoaasend for licenses to resume
normal banking functions*
BespectfuXXy,
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Harch IE| 1933
Hnvi&f been a d v ise with respect to aestber bonks
heroin, located la the C ity of Cleveland* a federal Peaerwr Bank c ity ,
by tli® Tvtmml Beeeynre Sa»k of aiew laaa and miift ruepeet to »f tic&al
b&aka, by the Comptroller-of the Cut%biiejr,(»tM> has boas isdvlaad by hi®
exm iaare)» that I w ill fee reasonably eafe la lieeaaing the f p ll opening
of auoh bank I fceraby direct t!i© Federal ne®er?e Steak ©f Cleveland,
acting aa «qt deeiisnated agent, to ieaua llmn&m in the forsa heretofore
preeeribed by m for the reewaptioa of banking function® beginning:
o
JtaaAay Homing, fterch 3 5 1933f to ih© following nested banket
U#
Cl arelend (hmet KJowpeny,C le t« lea* , Ohio.
....
Omtrml O altrt H a tlm l iaak, 'di«r«lM d, OhW.
v_.
S rtit& l CUjr Bank, 31 m U H , Obi*.
Saeretsxy of the ?re»aury
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K N 13, 1933.
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atin
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Aotia£ 3awp*roll«r.
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w
i
EfttlPg "beta AdviM d w ith roopoet to aoafeor banks
b i f o l a , . located ia tfc* 01%y o f Rlctoaoad, *
TOAoral Boson* liade e lty, bjr th i la te ra l l» i» n i
M e of Heines*. aad with roopoot to aatioaal banks,
by tfco Co*ptroll«r of tho Corroaoy (who hm bna
adwisod V htoHMaaaLaors) * that I w ill bo n a sm b l/
aafo in lleoastac 1 *
2
•pts&af of «Mh banks, I
horoby diroot tho Todoral 3»a*rv« Bank of aielsoo&d,
aetla* as ^ dodgaatod agoat, to issao lle ra n K ia
tfeo form fcorotofore proooribod by *s fo r th» rsswwrtioa
of baaklag ftoaetioas bogtaalag Monday w ra ia f. «&r«k
13, to ibo follow ing aaaod baakst
Bank o f O oH w m aad ?raots
Coatral X atioaal Baafc.
F irs t sad Msrohaats national Bsak.
s tato-? laatoro Baak aad f* a s t
Qmpamy,
So«rota**3r o f t l » T m m rr*
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m m & L m m
n 9m m
Hoaara&la*
TJQ9 SWOBwWfi^Jf 9m wJ9B TVVilwUr#*
Sir*
With r»*ptet to H i *tt*«b»d iaititietio a* to tb* IW «f&l
Bet«ry» B^nk o f Atlaata to ic itti l imwmm to tl» taafct awaod la tl*
- d t y of Atlanta. I h t m IImi honor to advlta y<m that tfca l i f t
iaoludoa a ll mmtibmr teako, fcotfc ttato mad a&tloaal* located la ib i
c ity cf Atlaata, ocmpt tho Atlaata Qtorgla Sa*tai^ Baak aad f***t
CooQiaay e<msBniB| * h ld i Oowaor Blaok aalsa* a® raoesasiwidatioa
f0 * r*N»paalAjg#
8
Eoopoetffcilly,
F, 0. AtALf*
Aetiag Oo^ptrollor
sgarofe is, 1933.
'
H&rlng beoa a&rlsod w ith resfo ct to aonbor 1 xako
M
aaaod bo ro ia, loea tod la tbo C ity of A tlan ta, &
fo d s ra l lUsonre Baak c ity , by tbo fo d o ra l Booorro
Basak o f
aad with roopoet to a a tio a a l banks,
by tbo Coisptrollor of tbo Carroaey (olio baa boon
advisod by M o oxoadaoro), that 1 w ill b « reasonably
oafo la licoaola& tbo M i l oponing of <mxnh bsuaks, I
boroby d lroot tbs Ifcdoral tooorvo Bank o f A tlaata,
aoting ao ay doolgaatod agent, to Issue 11ceases la
tbo form boro tofore prescribed by ao fo r tbo rooMoptioa
of baaklag faaetioao b o g la sia g 1
Konday aoralac, Starch 13,
1933* to tbo follo w in g aaaod banket
f ir s t national Boak of Atlaata, /GaorglaJ^
Taltoa la tlo a a l Bank
C itlio a s and Soatlfeera I^tio;m l .Baak*. AtlU^ta, O«orgia.
fi« » t Coispaay of Georgia, Atlanta, O*or«ifl£\
Secretary of tbo Treasury.
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R e p ro d u c e d fro m th e U n c la s s ifie d / D e c la s s ifie d H o ld in g s o f th e N a tio n a l A rc h iv e s
«r
flm Koaorafcle,
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Ths 3sar*tnry of tbs Treasury.
S iri
fltfe- i*§*$>*#t to tbs atiaebsd Instruct l4ks to ths U t o d
-
:«s«rve 'to&k # f C^iet^o to i*aRi» liosn sss to t3»* %8&&s n&nsd la
tbs
of
Chioa^p, I to&rs tbs honor to m^rls* jaa that tbs lis t
Includes ^11 wwbsr banks, V>th stats m & national, located in
tbs d ty of Cfcleaeo, WMpt tbs
St&tt
W W D ld t
which »fc4sttftl B»s#rro Agsat 3 t« m i raak*s no r«aoOw»a&ttion fo r
T
m&prn&m*
?. g . Atm t #
j
0 > tro lle r.
«
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Baylag boos adriaod with reo$oot to aoMbor baak* aaaod iu iftlB ,
looatod lft Mm City of Cbloago, a Fodoral Boaorro Bank oitjr* by
tbo Fodoiol Booorvo Boalm f Cbloaee wad with rospoot to wUqmX
bank*, by tbo GoaptroUor of tbo Cvunroaoy fafeo baa boom advlaod by
hfa rrailm rrif) j tbot I w ill bo iiim im til j aafo is
tbs f a ll
opoaia* o f auob banka, I boroby disroot tbo Podoral Booorto Bask of
Cfltoaeo, aotiag as *y dooi**atod a p a t, to laoao lioo&ooo .In tbo
fora borotofcaro prooorlbod by mo for tbo xoooaptioa of bafiki&*
fwiotioao bogia&l&g jf p li; aarnlag, Mareh 13, 1933, to tbo fo U ovisg
~rur^
' C ity la tio n a l Book t ill Treat Coapoay
Coatlnoatal Illim b is n ation al Bonk and Trust Cos^aay
y A ^ C o m tta o ftta l R ational Baak aad Tniat Company
F lr « t B atiaaal Baak o f Cbloago
isixjrii n v i i aaa oayaago jbwhh
Hiy Kortboyo tftroot &oo$osy
Ajsairioaa B it 1n u l Bank ond $hmHI ^frrir^y ®f Cbloago
m o t Bational Book of
liKPoofttilo firoot aad Swl&dSb Bo®k i
» • MH«m1 H t t M d B M k
national
tm
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wmm w #
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w. a. t o w n
aooaotory o f tbo Tmumer*
i*
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W m m k IS, m s .
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tfcrcb It , 1*83
Murine t«MB mimlmi m it* a w * * *
« M b « r * > « * « a*mA
t e n t a fcy t te I W w t l U w t m t e i* o f
W » t X « 1 U te m am m M ?
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tb *
f M
S*«MPP« amrii « r ObiMfo, M tlac •• *T
«*ont, to
I n m Um nm m la tte tm» t e p e W o w j n w l W
by « f a r tte n «a ^ > U m
o f tenkiac A m U s h te fia n lo # Hwkgr m rU | | I m k H » IM S , to tte
M lm t a i w M teafcsi
■MVteattM B»r.k «nd Twuft O H M T , Chl«!**0
W * tWNMMSBfy
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l , X 9 33.
?9
findm
«ufr*l#o<t Isgr tlto FttUmX Mmmm Mmk9 Chicago,
Illin o is , that tfao »*taropoiifc*R 0t&t*
QiIooko, XU l»ola9 was
to th« FodoraX ftoooanro
on tlio night of
12
and 4miaro* to op«ai for businaes toada? coming «n<! r*^o*ai«iaing
tfaai m Hcanaa bo iftoood* 1 hereby dlroet tha Fodfcrfcl Rosorvo Bank
of Chicago, acting as «gr,jk##$,gn*t*d agent* to i««oo a lie«**»» in ih*
for* liorotoforo pro»eribo«t Isgr tie for Um romiaptlan of banking
ftiBOtisB* by said bank boglmiiztg Monday, i&arch is, iies«
Soorotoxy of tho Troaentty*
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m m
mm*
Bttfiag Imm mtvliMMi Ijbt t!i« Tw w i JUwasnr* Bonfe* Chletgo,
& pm
XU laola, tbat III#
State Bank, C itie s® , &XljM&i»f i» i adaittei*
te tfe# F*$«ral
%.#tea 0 Hi* n itlii of ^asreh
0
a»* stasis*#®
te ofMii. for ta ii& iis ttowligr mming a»4 raeoaaait’&n# t&at «.
•
ba imm&t I hmnkp £&***% teat the Fada*mi Haaarf* Baak of Oilmg&9
- fteU if aa ^ daatgoated *#«»** Isawa a ls m in Ilk# fora fcarafcofor* ,
iw
4
%r*>»erib«*! to r aa for Ilia ratraaptloo of temklBg function® lay mid bank
g
btginalag fti*d«gr9 W M tiiiria a n , WWm
m ik
*-fe
Siyewtsipy adf tlf# IVoaaftiyir.
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m m . 12j, m t *
S&v£&£ Imm *4Hrlm& Ip tho f i M . Eosonro Bsmkt Chicago,
lili» » i* f that th* Uko*iow fjm#% aari Sw ia*a Bask, Chicago, X ilia o ts,
wait adtotttoNt 1)9 th« faiavml I m a i i % atas on tfe* night o f Hard* I f
to
fVy IbttSiSWIS ItO&Ci^y
HHM t*WS60«S 6 B 'iill|£
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*
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ok
Chic*#©, aoting m ay daiipi&tod agent, to lam* * ii««®#a' in
*
for*
h«r*to£ora pra*c*i£od by aa far Hia s*aiisipti«a of b*aki»t fetation*
toy aaid tenl
*oa&*y» &areh 15, 19 S.
Saaratasy of th« Tra&srmy.
R e p ro d u c e d fro m th e U n c la s s ifie d I D e c la s s ifie d H o ld in g s o f th e N a tio n a l A rc h iv e s
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REC'D 1H CEBEIUL FILES
O T 13 1 3
C
97
p i
Mart* 1*# 1WS.
£h* Honaxabla,
r
7h9 saoratary ot %lm fxmmury*
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Thara ara attaehad inatruationa to tha Fadaral Raaarra
Bank of 3t. Lou la to iaaua lloanaaa for tha raaoaption of banking
function*, bog inning Monday aoralng,
mroh
13, 1933, by oartain
Motbar banka, both Stata and national, looatad in 3t. Lou la.
I bara tba honor to advlaa yew that tha banka aanad In
tha attach ad instruction* lnoluda a ll of tha aaabar banka, Stata
and national, looatad in tha City of St. Louia, axaapt tha fo l
lowing Haobar banka:
Aaarloaa 3xoh**ga Rational Bank
Chlppaaa Truat Oo«paay
Jaffaraon Bask aad Truat Company
Lafayatta Southalda lank and Traat Coapamy
Hutahaatar
north 3t • Looia Tnat Coapany
Southalda national Bank
aoutli»aat Bank of St. Louia
watartovar Bank
Gftraad national Bank
Charokaa national Bank
II til raapaat to tha following banka, whioh ara alao
H a t ad aboTa, Ooraraor Martia talagrapha you, undar data Of
March 11, that application* for parmiaaioa to raopan hava baan
raeaiTad froa aaoh naabar banka, a ll of ahleh, according to tha
R e p ro d u c e d fro m th e U n c la s s ifie d / D e c la s s ifie d H o ld in g s o f fh e N a fio n a l A rc h iv e s
aaalya** of tha Fadaral Masarra Bank of 3t* Looia would pay
depositor* laaa than 100£ and *ora than 50jt; an* that it doaa
not appaar to tha Jodaml Baaarta lank of 3t. LOala It wooId ba
- raaaonafclj aafa to liaanaa tha fu ll opaalng of aueh applicanta:
W
Uaarioan Rxahanga Bational ftt-tt-ir
Chippa% 3firuat Company
Jaffaraotf Bank tad Truat Coapany
lAfayatt# 9outHsid« Baak and Tmat Company
■anehaatar Bank
Borth at* l e a l * fim at Gwmmf
doaftfcaida National BalkSouthwaat Baak of St* Lonia
Datartowar Bank
Tha following Bational banka In St. Louis ara not
raeonaandad for raopaning, wither ky the Federal Reaerre Bank,
the Chief Rational Bask Sxajelner,
or ayaelf:
Grand Bational dank
Sfcatbelde Bational Bank
Cherokee Rational Bank
American Exchange national Bank
Beapeetfnlljv
F* 0. AWAlif v
m t t m Coopt ro lle r.
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6S 58
rnroh X2§ 1933*
Having
u trlw t
m p io t to •bhU p tMttko uivaaft
hw
fcoroia, Xooato4 in tko C ity of st* Loaia, * n im l Booorvo
BMlc oity* ^ Um
B m m look of at* l«x i» u l it t t
roapoot to national kftftka, ty tfeo Coaptyollot of tko OoxriMy,
{.oftio fcoo innni aAvioodt ty ^|i mwniwtiPf ), tm% l d ll bo roaaoaatiy
•3$0 itt X£ftOMjJ9 UMI fUXl OJMNRlAt ^f •Mil iMMtiBO* X llOTtl)J 411*
00%
t lm 7odox«l liaoanro Boak of St* M « , ittia g aa «y doaijpiatod
agaat, to laauo liooapoo iii tko torn karotofora fm o vlM i ftp m
f O t k O VOOQMptlOa Ov iMtiftki&S fttOOtiOBO kOffl&alaflt SJOa4*y
W m k 13| 1983, to tHo fo llo o ta c aaati tankas
T lr i t U lio a ft l Book
M oroaatila M m ovoo Bask tad t w o * Coapany
SferOantilO QOMMOO Rational Bank
SUaaiaoippi V a lle y Tvuot Goaipany
tjfcitoi Saak 0) Tsuat Oonfaay
14
Bsnmob ta lk aa* Troat Company
Xiadall Tmot Ooapaay
3ooox«yofo Bank w& tx v it Ooopaay
i ®Rotoo toylo r israat Company
jroffarooa Qmmlm Bank
nonati C ity fsuot ooajpany
^ m*m Baak
^Gaoa Baak and 7m ot Company
TaillllWlaiB
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a tO l^ a ^ ^ W
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Soaority national Bank, 3aTin*a ana *mat Oaapaay
SQtttkom CoowHroioX *** 3
avlnga Bank
Talaftiaptiata Sational fE***
Gravoi? Bank, St. Louis County
Soorotary o f tko
Trwmxry*
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KEC'D M GENERAL FILES
1933,00113 1 3
37
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laving been advised wi th respect to wmtimr banks named
herein, located in tl m City of Klaacapolis, a federal Ee serve
Bank city* by the federal ie«#rre B&ak of Minneapolis, and
with respect to national banks, by the CNKptra ile r of the
Ottrrency {*&» has been advi sed by M i examiner*), that I
w ill be reasonably safe in licen sin g tbe f a ll opening of
each basks, I *£reby direct the Federal % serve Bank of
Miaaeapolis, anting at ny designated agent, to issue
licenses in the fcr® heretofore ptreacribed by ae for the
reenmrtion of banking functions, beginning Monday »oraing,
March 13, 1933, to tb* following Based bank* 5
Bloomington Lake Hatioaal Bank
Central national Bank
fif t h Morthwestern national Bank
^ F irs t national Bank and. %&st Company
r
Fourth Northwestern Jf&tiooal lank
Ifarfaett* Bational Bank
Midland l& tioaal fsafe: and -Trust Cowpaay
Minnehaha national Bank
northwestern National lank
Third Northwestera ¥&tion*l Bank
)
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Secretary of .the fraasnry,
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' >7
March
Tho Honorable,
Tho Seosatarr of tho Treasury*
’ Sir,
fl» ro a*# attaehed instructions to tho Federal B tn m Bank
of Kansas C ity to issue licenses for the resumption of bonking functions,
beginning Monday H in ia | r March 13, 1933,
certain aaafcer banks, both
State and National, located in Kansas City*
I
have the honor
to
attaehed instructions include
National, in Kansas
c ity ,
adTiae yon that the banks naaed
a ll
in t l i
of tho in te r banka, State and
except tho fid o lity National Bank and Trust
Company of Kansas C ity , which Governor Hamilton reeoa&ends bo perA it tod to opon under a Canserfator in aooordanoo with its applioation telegraphed
you today*
Governor Hamilton also advises in his telgraa datod March
/ IS , tho Federal Reserve Bank of Kanaaa C ity is wiring tho application
i
of tho C ity Bank and Trust Coa^pany for asabership in tho Fodoral
Reserve ayetaa and that i f such application is granted tho Fodoral
Reserve Bank reoeaaande that such bank also bo poraitted to opon*
Respectfully,
F.O. A m ?,
kctihg Controller*
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H viag I m i *4*1oo* with m p u l to noahor hooko mum4
horoia, lO M lti in tho C ity of Sftftooo C ity , * Fotorol Booo*vo
Bonfc « il| , ly Um F ilt f iX BM «m in k of KU m i C ity ta l v H I
yoopoot to aotioaol loitko, by th« Oooptsoller of the Ourrmmy*
(ilo hoo too* o&iioo* by mo osmtaovo)» that X w ill ho rooooofchly
oofo in 1to n >tug tin f e ll oyoaiag of ovm tonlf. X hoyohy diroot
Ii
tho fotoval Boooyto BwUc of xaaoao C ity, «otlag oo ay lo a M p to l
iH R l» to ioouo llooaooo l i Ho fmm horotoforo proooxlfeoA hy aa
v for tho yoooaptioa of h a & t* foaatioao hoglaalJNg Hoaflay aoraiag,
•frteroh is , l i 38, to tho following atatft hoakat
f|of | Bosk
Broworo u tiO M l t a t
Fiyot mUmml m *
H tiP «lilo JteUoml Book
park HBtioeol Bonk
Stook Hhyftc Hotioool ih «»
ftraioro Onto C ity Notion*! Book
Oonyoo m o t coapoay
Hovohoato
ooovotaty of tho Txootui'jf»
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*
m u* i», isss.
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9 m 3o**otary of
Traotary.
SlTl
I
th# boaor to *4t1m yen t h il t i t la st two
mumA teaks on Hi# tM ftd il l i s t , M M in lB f ahi«h you m
l t Ml C* •MF UM 7 4 1 1 o ov B Uol f O
MH t
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l
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l
Uaaaoaa to y wi— opavatloaa, bar*
M l bmm
r«tn— aitd
by tba Total*! ftoaorva Baak, tat or# rtin — a l i i by at
for raopaalaf.
Roapoatfully,
T. O, A ALT»
W
Aotiaft Ooaptrollor*
fro m th e U n c la s s ifie d / D e c la s s ifie d H o ld in g s o f t h e N a tio n a l A rc h iv e s
IteVCil 12, 1953.
mrlng boo* odviood o itb re ip ttt to a n b o r booko
s u w i bo ro la, loootoA in U t C ity o f Sftlt Trooeiooo, * F#dorol
R#*orro B u i • it y , by l i t Fodoiml Rooorro Book o f mm. Fromol ooo
ood v iU i
to ootloool booka, by tbo Coaptnollor o f tbo
O m m m j («b o boo boo*. odvlood by bio e x n l M r i ) , tbot I w ill bo
rooooeobly oofo in lio o o alo e th* r o ll 090*10$ o f ooob/boakot I
boroby diroot tho Fodorol Rooorro Buric o f 3m Froaoiooo, o o tl m oo
40T doalfaatoft tgoot, to ioooo llooooo* ia tbo fo m htrotoforo jr o *
ootiboA by «o ftoT tbo yoon^ptio* o f booking foootiooo, bogionlng
Jtoodoy M ro io g , ttuwfc 11, 1933, to tbo follow in g ooaod bonko:
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iAorloaji T*m»t Ceapomy
B*ok
qt
Hook o f
C o lifo n io , N.A.
woBtpoai *3 yfooolooo*
o»
Croekar f i r o i X atiooel Book
F t t ifio Sational Book
VolXo Vfcrgo Bank and Uni an Tru«t Conpony
A aglo-C oliforoiA tt»tioo&l Bulk
8**k o f Aaurloo Motioaoi Truot and Soviogo A o n .
3oor«t*ry
of
tbo
fm o w y#
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Mar<
CONFIDENTIAL.
TRANS. 16]+!
The Federal Reserve Board has been advised th
of Treasury has directed the respective Federal reserve banks, acting as his
designated agents, to issue licenses in the form heretofore prescribed by
him for the resumption of banking functions beginning Monday morning, March
13 *
the following bankst
Boston, Massachusetts!
Merchants National Bank
New England Trust Co*
Second National Bank
State Street Trust Co*
National Shawmut Bank
Day Trust Co*
tr
Webster and Atlas National Bank
Old Colony Trust Co*
The First National Bank of Boston
United States Trust Company
National Rockland Bank
New York City, New York
Bankers Trust Company
United States Trust Co*
Bank of Manhattan Company
Brooklyn Trust Co*
Bank of New York & Trust Co*
Fort Greene National Bank of Brooklyn
Bank of Yorktown
National Exchange Bank & Trust Co.
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co*
Bayside National Bank of Bayside
Chemical Bank & Trust Co*
College Point National Bank of
College Point
Clinton Trust Co*
Commercial National Bank & Trust Co*
Continental Bank & Trust Co*
National Bank of Far Rockaway, Far
RoGkaway
National Bank of Queens County,
Flushing
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New York City. New Yozk (Cont.):
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co.
Forest Hills National Bank, Forest Hills
Dunbar National Bank
Springfield Gardens National Bank
Springfield Gardens
Fifth Avenue Bank
Woodside National Bank, Woodside
First National Bank
'%r
Fulton Trast Co.
Mariner Harbor National Bank
Mariner Harbor
Federation Bank & Tru&0Co.
Staten Island National Bank & Trust
Co., Port Richmond
Grace National Bank
National Bronx Bank
Guaranty Trust Co.
Amalgamated Bank
Irving Trust Co.
Chase National Bank
Marine Midland Trust Co.
Colonial Trast Co.
Merchants Bank
Harbor State Bank
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National Bank of Yorkville
Manufacturers Trust Co.
National Safety Bank & Trust Co. ’
National City Bank
New York Trust Co.
Trade Bank
Public National Bank & Trast Co.
Tottenville National Bank
J. Henry Schroeder Trast Co.
Bensonhurst National Bank
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
Flafbush National Bank
Kingshoro National Bank
Peoples National Bank
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania:
Central Penn National Bank
National Bank of Germantown and
Trust Co.
City National Bank
Ninth Bank and Trust Co.
Corn Exchange National Bank & Trust Co.
North Broad National Bank
Erie National Bank
Northeast National Bank
Philadel phia, Pennsylvania (Cont.);
Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Co.
Pennsylvania. Company for Insurances on
Lives and Granting Annuities
First Camden National Bank and Trust Co.
First lational Bank
Philadelphia national Bank
Girard Trast Co.
Provident Trust Co.
Integrity Trust Co.
Second Fational Bank
Kensington National Baxtif
Tioga National Bank and Trust Co.
Market Street National Bank
Tradesmens National Bank
Cleveland. Ohio:
Cl ev eland Tm s t Co .
National City Bank
Central United National Bank
Richmond. Virginia:
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
First and Merchants National Bank
Central National Bank
State-Planters Bank and Trust Co.
Atlanta.,
First National Bank of Atlanta
Citizens and Southern National
Bank. Atlanta
Fulton National Bank
Trust Company of Georgia
Chicagp. Illino is:
City National Bank and Trust Co.
The Mutual National Bank
Continental Illinois National Bank and
Trust Co.
Metropolitan State Bank
National Builders Bank
Continental National Bank and Trust Co
The Upper Avenue Bank
First National Bank of Chicago
Drovers National Bank
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Skala State Bank
The Northern Trust Co.
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Chicago, Illinois (Cont.);
American National Bank and Trust
Company of Chicago
The Terminal National Bank of
Chicago
First National Bank of Englewood
Lakeview Trust and Savings Bank
Liberty Bank of Chicago
Halsted Exchange National Bank
Mercantile Trust and Savings Bank
J
%rMerchandise Bank and Trust Company
Uptown State Bank
St* Louis, Missouri:
Boatmens National Bank
Jefferson Gravois Bank
First National Bank
Mound City Trust Co.
Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Co*
Baden Bank
Mercantile Commerce National Bank
Cass Bank and Trust Co.
Mississippi Yalley Trust Co#
Northwestern Trust Co.
United Bank and Trust Co.
Security National Bank, Savings
and Trust Co.
Bremen Bank and Trust Co.
Lindell Trust Co.
Southern Consaercial and Savings
Bank
Towergrove Bank and Trust Co.
Telegraphers National Bank
Easton Taylor Trust Co.
Gravois Bank, St. Louis County.
Minneapolis, Minnesota;
Bloomington Lake National Bank
Marquette National Bank
Central National Bank
Midland National Bank and Trust Co.
Fifth Northwestern National Bank
Minnehaha National Bank
First National Bank arid Trust Co.
Northwestern National Bank
Fourth Northwestern National Bank
Third Northwestern National Bank
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Kansas City, Missouri?
Columbia National Bank
Stock Yards National Bank
Drovers National Bank
Traders Gate City National Bank
First National Bank
Commerce Trust Co*
Merchants Bank
...Interstate National Bank
Park National Bank
Dallas, Texas;
Mercantile Bank and Trust Co* of
Texas
First National Bank
National Bank of Commerce''
Dallas Bank and Trust Co*
Republic National Bank and Trust Co*
San Francisco, California;
Juaerican Trust Company
Pacific National Bank
Bank of California, N.A*
Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust
Company
Bank of Montreal nSan Francisco”
Anglo-California National Bank
Crocker First National Bank
Bank of America National Trust
and Savings Assn.
TBANS. Z6li3t the M r f t l Reserve Beard 2ms been advised that the Secretary
of Treasury ha* directed the respeotlve Federal reserve banks# mating as hie
dM iSKtiA agents* to leeue lleeneee In the fora heretofore preeorlbed by
h itte r the resumption of banking functions beginning Monday morning, Mareh
I 3i 1939* ** the f o i l i n g banket
Boston* Massachusetts!
3 Merchants National Bank
^'New England Trust Co*
f second National. Baak
f ' State street Trust Co*
/
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/ / Day Trust Co*
H ^Webster and Atlas national Bank
% fM ^Firet national Bank of Boeton
7
Old Colony Trust Co*
/& United Stakes Trust Company
/
if- /Bational Hookland
Sew York City* Beer Yorki
■wiaalters fraat Company
^
o f 8 fmhafr%ff .
j j
i Company
*//Bank of New York & Trust Co*
^B snk of Yorktown
Central lianover Bank & Trust Co*
1H Cheedoal Bank & Trust Co*
/^C lin to n Trust Co*
—^Cooneroial National Benk & Trust Co*
lb/continent* Bank & Truet Co*
/
a
United States Trust Co*
^ Brooklyn Trust Co*
dj'Fort Greene National Bank of Brooklyn
national Exohange Benk k Trust Co*
—- i Beyside National B m k of Beyeide
— /J College Point national Bank of
College Fo ist
National Benk of liar Eookaaay* Far
Hookaway
National Bank of Queens County*
Flushing
'*
i*
Marsh is, 1 9 3 3 *
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n m m u u
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d ec la ssifie d
Authority - E ^ z e 1 e L _ _
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—
—"
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t
— i/£ Sprlngflold Gardans national Baak
Forsat H ills national Bade, ftoraat H ilJS
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national Bade
Sprlngfiald Cardans
^ / r if t h A v «n « Baak
J Y W aids Batlonal Bask, W si do
ood
ood
—— >- /F irs t Hatioaal Baak
ryfftStton
A3 Mariner Harbor Batlonal Baak
Ifarinar Haxfeor
Trust Co*
/ 7 Staton Island Hatioaal Bade A Trust
/
Co.* Port Biohaoad
/f <Tsdoration Baak A Tngrt Os.
— ^ Graaa Hatioaal Baak
—
.
Batlonal Bronx Baak
/ ^Jjaal gwaattsd
araatgr Trust Co.
v^Xnrlag Trust Co.
— 10
'v
'
Chaso latlonal Baak
5-/Marina Midland Trust Go,
/*/'Colonial Trust Co.
^/Narahants Baak
y? Harbor Stata Baak
^ 7 National Baak of To ifcrlllo
3 1 Manateeturara Trust Co.
—
“ Batlonal City Baak
M
Hatioaal Safoty Baak & Trust Ca.
tfv/Ba* Tortc Trust Co.
So Trad# Bade
tff Tottonrlllo national Bade
_ Hf Public national Baak d Truat Co.
*
Htnry Sehruadar Trust Co.
,i J®lBO»*8l r
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—v ^ Flatbttifa national Bade
—' H? Starlin g National Baak & Trust Co.
—3 Klngsboro Batlonal Baak
—VJ Poop i as national Bade
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^
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Erie national Baak
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/ v national Baak of Qenasntavn and
Truat Co.
/> ninth Baak and Trust Co.
I a north Broad national Bade
Horthaaat national Bade
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o' / Ild iU tjr B tl2 .plii* frost Co*
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1.
/ Fian^rlvanlt Qonpaay for lasaraaoos oa
llv o s an(4 Graatlag A n o liiH
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^ Firo t BstioxMl Bonk
'7
Fhlladolphla Bational Baak
< /Girard Trust Oo,
{
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*
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/ o Isasiagtoa Batioaal M
I j Haricot Stroot Batioaal
Saooad Batioaal Baak
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^ 'lagpgritgr Trust Co.
Tioga Bational Baak and Trast Co,
Tradooaaas Batioaal Batfe
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'Z C l^ ro la a i Trust Co.
3
S&tloaal Citgr Baak
/ „Co&tral Uaitsd Bational
itra l
*
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// Baak of Ooanarao mw Trasts
*
V Qoatral Batioaal Bask
V -H,^ /
• F irst aad Morohants Bational Batik
*
V ' Stato^Flaators Baak aad Ttast Co,
/
*
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F irst Batioaal Baak of Atlanta
J
Fulton Batioaal Baak
/
' Trust Coapaxgr of Goorgta
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2
.
C ity Batioaal Baak aad Trust O
o*
C itisaas aad Southova BatioaaL>
Baak, Atlanta^
/
Tbo Mutual Batioaal Bade
Continental Illla o is Batioaal Baak aad / ^M otropolltaa Stats Baak
Trast Oo.
^
/17 Batioaal Baildars Bade
/ Continental Batioaal Baak aad Trust Go,
.
t/b *l**-TJppor Aveme Baak
4 F irst Batioaal Baak of Chleags
_
$ Brorors Batioaal Baak
°\ / H arris Trust aad Savings Bank
^
/I? Skala State Baak
/-4fco Bortham Trust Co,
0
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• 4 •
Chicago# Illin o is (Cont»)i
/
,
Amorioan national Bank and Trust
Company of Chioago
/0
/
y F irst National Bonk of Snglovood
/ P Lakovlov Trust and Savings Bsnk
/K kib o rty Bank of Chloago
l&
Tim Terminal National Bank of
Chloago
£ Halstod Exohango National Bank
Sfew urtil# Tnwt «nd S*ving« flwik
Z / Uptora St»t« Sank
llar^ ^ d li^ B a i^ an ^ I^ fr^otopany
S ^ 4 o u ls, Missouri >
//* 2 Boatmans Rational Bank
.
^
^
/^offorson Gravois Bank
^ - f ir s t Rational Bsnk
/^/Mound C ity Trust Co*
^ /V ^/M sroantilo Conmsros Bsnk and Trust Co*
t / / / Moroantilo Coranerc# national Bsnk
M ississippi V allay Trust Co*
/ > JJ/% ltsd Bank sad Trust Co*
/ Baden Bsnk
i/^q. ^Cass Bank and Trust Co*
/ 3/Northwoatarn Trust w
o*
j / S a o u r i t y It&tiooal Bank. Savin s
and Trust Co*
t / 2s / Braosa Baik and Trust Co*
/ /^Southern Com srolal acid Savings
!/
Bank
/iU ndoll Trust Co*
^
/ / /^Toaargrova Baak and Trust Co*
Tslagraphars National Bazik
l/ ^ B a sto a Taylor Trust Co*
**7u^>VW^*v
•
*
/ Oravois Bank, St* Louis County*
y
*
i
// Mlnnoapollg, Mjnnssotai
3
Bloomington taka national Bank
£ Marquette National
Caatral National Bsnk
/
? Midland National Bank and Trust Co*
Mianahalia National Baak
fifth Northwastara national Bsak
F irst National Baak aid Trust Co*
< Fourth Northwestern national Bsak
•
?
Northwestern National Bank
/0 Third Northaastsra National Baak
:
f
lanaaa City* m iiw rli
Colunbla latio nal Sank
— ? Stook Tarda latlo aal Baak
— 3 Brovara latlo aal Bask
— ^ Tradara data C ity latlo aal Bank
— f F ir it latio n al Bask
—
2. /Coanarao Truat Co«
£ ^Uarehaacta
Xxxtaratata Rational Bank
.— ~ Park latio n al
j
^
. -U
/Pallaa* Toxaat
fK
Fira t latlo aal Baak
3 /Haroantlla Bank and Truat Co# of
Tanaa
l/ Batlonal Bank of CaaMfH
s ' Bapublio latio nal Bank and fru it Go#
^
*
0
/ Dallaa Bank and Truat Co*
San Franalaao* California#
/ / Aaariaan Truat Canpany
7
* Bank of California# I# i*
/
$/ V alla ftrgo Bank and ttalon Truat
Conaaiur
W W FVW u
y/Baak of Mozxtroal *8 ftranalaao*
an
£ Crookor flra t latio nal Bank
Paoifio latio n al
x- taglo-Callfornla Rational Baak
3 Buik of iaarlaa latio n al Truat
ana oariagB < ian#
m
X-7362
TREASURY DSPARfMM? t o s g r a m
March 12, 1933.
To Governors, Federal Reserve Banks.
Boston, Mass?
lew York, N. Y.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Richmond, Va.
Atlanta, Ga.
Chicago, 111.
St. Louis, MoMinneapolis, Minn#
Kansas City, Mo.
Dallas, Tex.
San Franciseo, Calif.
Licenses to member banks to reopen should be issued as follows?
1.
Member Banks of the Federal Reserve System located in
each of the twelve Federal Reserve Bank cities whose
applications to reopen have been approved should be
licensed to reopen on Monday morning March 13, 1933.
2.
Member Banks of the Federal Reserve System located in
any city having an active recognized Clearing House
Association, whose applications to reopen have been
approved should be licensed to reopen on Tuesday
morning March 14, 1933.
3.
All other Member Banks of the Federal Reserve System
whose applications to reopen have been approved shall
be licensed to reopen on Wednesday morning March 15,
1933.
4.
Care must be taken in the case of banks having branches,
that the branches are not permitted to open except in
places and at times designated above.
A license in the following form should be delivered:
QUOTE
The
of
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blank
is hereby permitted to open on
following places
except:
LICENSE
blank
blank
1933
its offices in the
and to perform its usual banking functions
X-7362
(1)
- (2)
To.the extent prohibited in the Executive Order of
the President of the United States issued on March
10, 1933 (an extract from which is printed hereon):
To the extent limited or prohibited by any Executive
Order of the President or by regulations of the
Secretary of the Treasury*
«
This license may be revoked in whole or in Dart by the Secretary
'%F
of the Treasury at any time*
:<
Issued by direction of
W. H. Woodin, Secretary of the Treasury,
Federal Reserve Bank of
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By _____ blank'
____________
G-overnor
UNQUOTE
Extract to be printed on license form.
QUOTE
„
Extract from Executive Order of the President of the
United States, Issued on March 10, 1933.
Until further order, no individual, partnership, association, or
corporation, including any banking institution, shall export or other
wise remove or permit to be withdrawn from the United States or any
place subject to the jurisdiction thereof any gold coin, gold bullion,
or gold certificates, except in accordance with regulations prescribed
by or under license issued by the Secretary of the Treasury*
Ho permission to any banking institution to perform any banking
functions shall authorize such institution to pay out any gold coinf
gold bullion or gold certificates except as authorized by the Secretary
of the Treasury, nor to allow withdrawal of any currency for hoarding,
nor to engage in any transaction in foreign exchange except such as
may be undertaken for legitimate and normal business requirements, for
reasonable traveling and other personal requirements, and for the
fulfillment of contracts entered into prior to March 6, 1933.
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7
*
X-7362
Every Federal Reserve Bank is authorized and instructed to keep
itself currently informed as to transactions in foreign exchange entered
into or consummated within its district and shall report to the
Secretary of the Tre&§Hiry all transactions in foreign exchange rrhich are
prohibited.
UNQUOTE.
The fol l r - i ; should a^so " e printed on the license form;
od.f
b
QUOTE
Subdivision b of Section 5 of the Act of October 6, 1917, as
amended, and Section 4 of the Act of March 9, 1933, prescribe a
penalty of a fine of not more than $10,000 and/or an imprisonment for
not more than ten years, for violation of the terms of the said
sec tions. UNQUOTE.
1 . E. U00DIN
7
Secretary of the Treasury.
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forewnaamtai support through the Federal ftaeerwe Sy*ta» or otherwise.
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count T}’ we belie w you will appreciate tbe pertlaanea of tbe wiewe which we
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