The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
FED ERA L R ESE R V E BANK O F DALLAS DALLAS, TEXAS 7 5 2 2 2 Circular No. 68-35 February 15, 1968 T o the Chief Executive Officer, E a c h M e m b e r B a n k in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District: Enclosed is a loose-leaf copy of the new and revised the Federal Reserve B a n k of Dallas a n d Branches. Directory of Please substitute this new directory for the one which you now have in your binder of regulations of the Board of Governors and bulletins of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. If you should desire additional copies of this Directory, we shall be glad to make them available upon request. Sincerely yours, P. E. Coldwell President Enclosure (1) This publication was digitized and made available by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' Historical Library (FedHistory@dal.frb.org) D I R E C T O R Y OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS AND BRANCHES H e a d Office, 4 0 0 South A k a r d Street, Dallas, Texas M a ilin g A d d re ss Station K Dallas, Texas 75222 Telephone: Riverside 2-3271 (F or night, week-end, and holiday emergency calls: Riverside 2-4528) El Paso Branch, 3 0 1 East M a i n Street, El Paso, Texas M a ilin g A d d re ss P. O. Box 100 El Paso, Texas 79999 Telephone: 532-1681 Houston Branch, 1 7 0 1 San Jacinto Street, Houston, Texas M a ilin g A d d re ss P. O. Box 2578 Houston, Texas 77001 Telephone: CApitol 7-8281 Sa n Antonio Branch, 2 1 0 W e s t N u e v a Street, S a n Antonio, Texas M a ilin g A d d re ss P. O. Box 1471 San Antonio, Texas 78206 Telephone: CApitol 7-4153 CONTENTS Page H E A D O F F IC E Directors __________________________________________________ 1 Member of the Federal Advisory Council_____________________ 1 Officers ____________________________ __ ___________________ 2 Departments and functions Accounting ______ __ ___ __________________________________ 3 Auditing...................................... .......................................................... 4 Bank and public relations__________________________________ 4 Bank examination and supervision_______ ____ ______________ 4-5 Cash ___________________________________________________ 5 Collections — checks, other cash items, and noncash items_______5-6 Data Processing _________________________________________ 6 Emergency planning _________________________________________ 6 Fiscal agency_________________________ _____ ________ ____ 6-7 Functional cost analysis___________________________________ 7 Legal _________________________ ________________________ 7 Loans and rediscounts____________________________________ 8 Personnel _______________________________________________ 8 Planning _______________________________________________ 9 Regulations of the Board of Governors______________________ 11 Rules of the Board of Governors__ _________________________ 12 Research and statistical ___________________________________ 9 Reserve accounts of member banks__________________________ 3 Secretary of the Board of Directors__________________________ 10 Securities Issuance, redemption, and exchange_____________________ 7 Purchase and sales ____________________________________ 5 Safekeeping __________________________________________ 5 Services — Building and other operations__________ _________ 10 EL PA SO BRANCH Directors and officers__ _____ ____ _________________ ___ _____ 13 Functions Auditing________________ __ ____________________________ 15 Other ..................... ................ .................................... ................... 14-15 H O U STO N BRANCH Directors and officers............ ................................................... ................ 16 Functions A uditing__________ ____ ____________ ___________ ________ 18 Other ______________ __ ________________ ____ _________17-18 SAN A N T O N IO B R A N C H Directors and officers------------------ ---------------------------- -----—...... 19 Functions Auditing __________________________ -------------- --------------- 21 Other . _______ __________ ____________________ ____ — 20-21 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas DIRECTORS Chairman of the Board and Federal Reserve Agent CARL J. TH OM SEN Deputy Chairman MAX LEV IN E CLASS A DIRECTORS J. V. KELLY, President, The Peoples National Bank of Belton, Belton, Texas MURRAY KYGER, Chairman of the Board, The First National Bank of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, Texas RALPH A. PORTER, President, The State National Bank of Denison, Denison, Texas CLASS B DIRECTORS CARL D. NEW TON, President, Fox-Stanley Photo Products, Inc., San Antonio, Texas J. B. PERRY, JR., Real Estate Investment and Development, Lufkin, Texas C. A. TATUM, JR., President and Chief Executive Officer, Texas Utilities Company, Dallas, Texas CLASS C DIRECTORS MAX LEVINE, Retired Chairman of the Board, Foley’s, Houston, Texas K E N N E TH S. PITZER, President and Professor of Chemistry, Rice University, Houston, Texas CARL J. TH OM SEN , Senior Vice President, Texas Instruments Incorporated, Dallas, Texas FEDERAL ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER ROBERT H. STEW ART, III, Chairman of the Board, First National Bank in Dallas, Dallas, Texas l R evised February 15, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas OFFICERS P. E. COLDWELL, President T. W. PLANT, First Vice President ROY E. BOHNE, Vice President and Cashier ROBERT H. BOYKIN, Vice President and Secretary of the Board JAMES L. CAUTHEN, Vice President RALPH T. GREEN, Vice President JAMES A. PARKER, Vice President W. M. PR ITC H ETT, Vice President THOM AS R. SULLIVAN, Vice President ARTHUR H. LANG, General Auditor GEORGE F. RUDY, General Counsel LEON W. COWAN, Assistant Vice President HARRY E. ROBINSON, JR., Assistant Vice President TONY J. SALVAGGIO, Assistant Vice President E. A. TH AXTON, JR., Assistant Vice President E. W. VORLOP, JR., Assistant Vice President J. Z. ROW E, Director of Research JAMES O. RUSSELL, Chief Examiner T. E. SPRENG, Data Processing Officer JERRY P. W ILSON, Planning Officer SIDNEY J. ALEXANDER, JR., Assistant Cashier ROBERT A. BROWN, Assistant Cashier RICHARD D. INGRAM, Assistant Cashier JESSE D. SANDERS, Assistant Cashier GEORGE C. COCHRAN, III, Assistant Counsel and Assistant Secretary of the Board HERM AN B. HUDSON, Assistant General Auditor 2 R ev ised F ebruary 15, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas HEAD OFFICE A C C O U N T I N G E. W. Vorlop, Jr., Assistant Vice President Robert A. Brown, Assistant Cashier Robert R. Ball, Manager General Books and Bank Accounts Division Member bank reserve accounts Orders for drafts on Federal Reserve Bank Reserve deficiencies Nonmember bank clearing accounts Signature authorities Stop-payment orders Settlement for direct sent cash letters Administration and interpretation of Regulation D — Reserves of Member Banks Telegraph — Transfers of Funds Division Telegraphic transfers of funds Mail transfers of funds Communications: Telephone service; Wire service — private and commercial Expenditures Division Issuance of voucher checks in payment of expenses (except payroll) of Federal Reserve Bank Dividends on Federal Reserve Bank stock Administration and interpretation of Regulation I — Issue and Cancellation of Capital Stock of Federal Reserve Banks Commodity Credit Corporation Section Disbursements and collections in connection with cotton loan program for New Orleans office of Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Disbursements and collections in connection with peanut loan program for Fiscal Control Branch, Washington, D. C. Disbursements and collections in connection with wheat and grain programs for account of ASCS Data Processing Center, Kansas City, Missouri. 3 R evised February IS, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas A U D I T I N G Arthur H. Lang, General Auditor Herman B. Hudson, Assistant General Auditor Reconciliation of accounts of member banks and others Verification of accounts and balances furnished to bank examiners and others Investigation of adjustments affecting member bank reserve accounts, Treasury tax and loan accounts, and others Check disposition of incoming money and security shipments Obtain receipts for outgoing money and security shipments BANK AND PUBLIC RELATIONS Leon W. Cowan, Assistant Vice President Harold M. Faulkner, Senior Field Representative Pope M. Guy, Field Representative Visits to member and nonmember banks Visitors at Federal Reserve Bank Tours of building Relations with schools and colleges Federal Reserve Bank’s paper currency exhibits Sound films on the Federal Reserve System BANK EXAMINATION AND SUPERVISION Thomas R. Sullivan, Vice President James O. Russell, Chief Examiner Charles A. Gore, Review Examiner Examination of state member banks and affiliates Applications for membership in Federal Reserve System Administration and interpretation of Regulations: C — Acceptance by Member Banks of Drafts or Bills of Exchange F — Securities of Member State Banks G — Credit by Persons Other Than Banks, Brokers, or Dealers for Purpose of Purchasing or Carrying Registered Equity Securities H — Membership of State Banking Institutions in the Federal Reserve System K —■ Corporations Doing Foreign Banking or Other Foreign Financing Under the Federal Reserve Act 4 R evised February 15, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas BANK EXAMINATION AND SUPERVISION (Continued) L — Interlocking Bank Directorates Under the Clayton Act M —■ Foreign Activities of National Banks O —•Loans to Executive Officers of Member Banks Q —•Payment of Interest on Deposits R—Relationships with Dealers in Securities Under Section 32 of the Banking Act of 1933 S—Bank Service Arrangements T— Credit by Brokers, Dealers, and Members of National Securities Exchanges U—Loans by Banks for the Purpose of Purchasing or Carrying Regis tered Stocks Y—Bank Holding Companies Rules of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System regard ing delegation of authority CASH AND SECURITIES E. A. Thaxton, Jr., Assistant Vice President Jesse D. Sanders, Assistant Cashier Harvey T. Eshleman, Manager Money Division Shipment and delivery of currency and coin Receipt and verification of currency and coin Reports of unusual currency transactions on Form TCR-1, pursuant to request of United States Treasury Department Postmasters’ deposits Securities Division Purchase and sale of securities for account of member banks Receipt and delivery of securities purchased or sold for account of member banks Custody of securities for member banks Telegraphic transfer of bearer Government securities Payment of coupons of the United States Government and govern mental agencies C O L L E C T I O N S — C H E C K S , O T H E R C A S H ITEMS, A N D N O N C A S H ITEMS (TRANSIT D E P A R T M E N T ) Tony J. Salvaggio, Assistant Vice President Sidney J. Alexander, Jr., Assistant Cashier Jack A. Clymer, Manager R ev ised February IS, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (TRANSIT DEPARTMENT) (Continued) Collection of cash items Checks and other cash items Government checks drawn on the Treasurer of the United States Postal money orders Food stamp coupons Direct routing of checks and other cash items to Federal Reserve banks and branches by member and nonmember clearing banks Returned or dishonored items Magnetic ink character recognition program Check routing symbol program Collection of noncash items Notes, drafts, and other noncash items Corporate bonds and coupons Payment vouchers drawn against Government letters of credit Administration and interpretation of Regulation J — Collection of Checks and Other Items by Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Postal Substation “K” Mail — incoming and outgoing Interdepartmental messenger service DATA PROCESSING E. W. Vorlop, Jr., Assistant Vice President T. E. Spreng, Data Processing Officer Coy L. Vick, Manager Electronic computer operations EMERGENCY OPERATIONS James L. Cauthen, Vice President J. R. Benton, Special Assistant — Emergency Planning Emergency preparedness planning F I S C A L A G E N C Y Robert H. Boykin, Vice President and Secretary of the Board 6 R evised F ebruary 15, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas FISCAL AGENCY (Continued) Richard D. Ingram, Assistant Cashier Walter D. Basham, Manager United States savings bonds and notes Accounts of issuing agents Issue, reissue, exchange, and redemption of savings bonds and notes Lost, stolen, or destroyed savings bonds and notes Paying agent settlement Qualification of issuing and paying agents Shipments of savings bonds and notes United States Retirement Plan Bonds Issue, reissue, and redemption of Retirement Plan Bonds Lost, stolen, or destroyed Retirement Plan Bonds Marketable Government securities Issue, exchange, transfer, and redemption of securities Lost, stolen, or destroyed securities Subscriptions to cash or exchange offerings of Government securities Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts Accounts of depositaries (deposits and collateral) Qualification of depositaries Withdrawal calls Federal taxes Deposit of taxes Duplicate receipts Qualification of depositaries Foreign assets control regulations FUNCTIONAL COST ANALYSIS Leon W. Cowan, Assistant Vice President Carroll D. Blake, Functional Cost Analyst Administration of Functional Cost Analysis Program for member banks L E G A L George F. Rudy, General Counsel George C. Cochran, III, Assistant Counsel and Assistant Secretary of the Board Rules of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System regard ing organization, procedure and practice for formal hearings 7 R evised F ebruary 15, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas LOANS AND REDISCOUNTS Leon W. Cowan, Assistant Vice President Jesse D. Sanders, Assistant Cashier Billy J. Hayden, Assistant Manager Collection and analysis of credit data Record of Federal Reserve Bank’s investment in Government securities Voluntary Foreign Credit Restraint Program Administration and interpretation of Regulations: A—Advances and Discounts by Federal Reserve Banks B—Open Market Purchases of Bills of Exchange, Trade Acceptances and Bankers’ Acceptances Under Section 14 E—Purchase of Warrants N—Relations with Foreign Banks and Bankers V—Loan Guarantees for Defense Production P E R S O N N E L Harry E. Robinson, Jr., Assistant Vice President Stanley M. McAnelly, Jr., Manager Employment Employee Records Preparation of payroll Job analysis and evaluation Salary and personnel policy surveys Medical examinations and first aid Employee counseling Employee publication Hospitalization and insurance Retirement system Cafeteria service for officers and employees 8 R ev ised February 15, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas PLANNING E. W. Vorlop, Jr., Assistant Vice President J. P. Wilson, Planning Officer Computer Systems Analysis Computer Programming Data Processing Equipment Analysis Methods Analysis Work Measurement Plan Work Simplification Forms Control Standard Methods of Procedure Control RESEARCH AND STATISTICAL Ralph T. Green, Vice President J. Z. Rowe, Director of Research Research: C. Howard Davis, Economist (Industry) Donald R. Fraser, Economist (Finance) Raynal L. Hammelton, Economist (General) Jane Kennedy, Economist (General) Charles M. Wilson, Economist (Agriculture) Assembling and analyzing economic data — agriculture, trade, finance, and industry Banking, business, agricultural, and other economic releases Business Review and Statistical Supplement Farm and Ranch Bulletin Statistical: William H. Eidt, Administrative Assistant James W. Lane, Research Analyst Collection of statistical data on banking, retail trade, and consumer credit Preparation of statistical tabulations and reports Foreign exchange transactions — reports Research Library: Judy Coons, Librarian Economic publications — books, periodicals, newspapers, special re ports, Government documents and releases, economic and financial services, and other material to facilitate research 9 R evised February 15, 1968 HEAD OFFICE Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert H. Boykin, Vice President and Secretary of the Board George C. Cochran, III, Assistant Counsel and Assistant Secretary of the Board Proceedings of meetings of Board of Directors and committees of Board of Directors Election of Class A and Class B directors by member banks Information regarding directors Rules of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System regarding the availability of information Rules of the Federal Open Market Committee regarding organization, availability of information, and procedure SERVICES — BUILDING A N D OTHER OPERATIONS W. M. Pritchett, Vice President George E. Dennis, Manager Jesse W. Franklin, Building Superintendent Leonard J. Finnegan, Guard Captain Purchase of equipment and supplies Maintenance of furniture and equipment Building repairs and alterations Heating and air conditioning Records, files, and archives Printing and duplicating services Automobiles and armored truck Protection of building, equipment, and valuables 10 R ev ised February 15, 1968 REGULATIONS OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS A—Advances and Discounts by Federal Reserve Banks__________________________________ Leon W. Cowan B—Open Market Purchases of Bills of Exchange, Trade Acceptances, Bankers’ Acceptances_____________________ Leon W. Cowan C—Acceptance by Member Banks of Drafts or Bills of Exchange__________________________ T. R. Sullivan D—Reserves of Member Banks__________________ E. W. Vorlop, Jr. E—Purchase of Warrants___________ ___ _________ Leon W. Cowan F—Securities of Member State Banks________________ T. R. Sullivan G—Credit by Persons Other Than Banks, Brokers, or Dealers for Purpose of Purchasing or Carrying Registered Equity Securities__ _____ _________T. R. Sullivan H —Membership of State Banking Institutions in the Federal Reserve System................. ........... T. R. Sullivan I — Issue and Cancellation of Capital Stock of Federal Reserve Banks_______________E. W. Vorlop, Jr. J — Check Clearing and Collection_______________ Tony J. Salvaggio K—Corporations Doing Foreign Banking or Other Foreign Financing Under the Federal Re serve Act _________________ __ __________ T. R. Sullivan L—Interlocking Bank Directorates Under the Clayton Act______________________________ T. R. Sullivan M—Foreign Activities of National Banks_____________ T. R. Sullivan N—Relations with Foreign Banks and Bankers___ Leon W. Cowan O—Loans to Executive Officers of Member Banks_____ T. R. Sullivan Q—Payment of Interest on Deposits_________________ T. R. Sullivan R—Relationships with Dealers in Securities Under Section 32 of the Banking Act of 1933________ T. R. Sullivan S—Bank Service Arrangements_________ __ _________ T. R. Sullivan T—Credit by Brokers, Dealers, and Members of National Securities Exchanges______________ T. R. Sullivan U—Loans by Banks for the Purpose of Purchasing or Carrying Registered Stocks-_____________ T. R. Sullivan V—Loan Guarantees for Defense Production____ Leon W. Cowan Y—Bank Holding Companies______________________ T. R. Sullivan 11 R evised February 15, 1968 RULES BOARD OF GOVERNORS Rules of Organization; Rules of Procedure-----------------George F. Rudy Rules of Practice for Formal Hearings______________ George F. Rudy Rules Regarding Availability of Information------ -Robert H. Boykin Rules Regarding Delegation of Authority____________ T. R. Sullivan FEDERAL OPEN MARKET COMMITTEE Rules of Organization; Rules Regarding Availability of Information; Rules of Procedure_____________Robert H. Boykin 12 R ev ised February 15, 1968 EL PASO BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas EL P A S O BRANCH DIRECTORS Chairman of the Board JO S E P H M. RAY GORDON W. FOSTER, Vice President and Director, Farah Manufacturing Company, Inc., El Paso, Texas ROBERT W. HEYER, Director and Consultant, Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Company, Tucson, Arizona ROBERT F. LOCKHART, President, The State National Bank of El Paso, El Paso, Texas C. ROBERT McNALLY, JR., Rancher, Roswell, New Mexico JO SE PH M. RAY, President, The University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, Texas ARCHIE B. SCOTT, President, The Security State Bank of Pecos, Texas JO E B. SISLER, President, The Clovis National Bank, Clovis, New Mexico O F F I C E R S FREDERIC W. REED, Vice President in Charge FO RREST E. COLEMAN, Cashier THOM AS H. ROBERTSON, Assistant Cashier 13 R ev ised February 15, 1968 EL PASO BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas EL P A S O B R A N C H FREDRIC W. REED, Vice President in Charge FO RREST E. COLEMAN, Cashier FISCAL A G E N C Y — CASH DEPARTMENT G. W. Saunders, Manager Purchase and sale of securities for account of member banks Receipt and delivery of securities purchased or sold for account of member banks Delivery of bearer Government securities pursuant to telegraphic trans fer from other Federal Reserve Banks Payment of currency and coin Receipt and verification of currency and coin Reports of unusual currency transactions on Form TCR-1, pursuant to instructions from the Treasury Department Safekeeping of securities Payment of coupons of the United States Government and govern mental agencies Issue, exchange, and redemption United States savings bonds United States marketable securities Treasury tax and loan accounts Withholding tax deposits Commodity Credit activities S E R V I C E DIVISION A. H. CLAYTON, Assistant Manager THOM AS H. ROBERTSON, Assistant Cashier Loan and discount operations Administration and interpretation of Regulation U — Loans by Banks for the Purpose of Purchasing or Carrying Registered Stocks 14 R ev ised February 15, 1968 EL PASO BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas ACCOUNTING William L. DEPARTMENT Wilson, Manager Member bank reserve accounts Orders for drafts on Federal Reserve Bank Reserve deficiencies Nonmember banks clearing accounts Signature authorities Stop-payment orders Telegraphic transfers of funds Mail transfers of funds TRANSIT DEPARTMENT M. D. Cline, Jr., Manager Check collections, including Government checks drawn on the Treasurer of the United States and postal money orders Returned or dishonored items Magnetic ink character recognition program Check routing symbol program Administration and interpretation of Regulation J — Check Clearing and Collection Noncash collections Food Stamp Program Payment vouchers drawn against Government letters of credit A U D I T I N G Charles R. Bell, Branch Auditor Reconciliation of reserve and deferred credits accounts and verifica tion of other accounts Check disposition of incoming money and security shipments and obtain receipts for outgoing money and security shipments. 15 R ev is ed February 15, 1968 HOUSTON BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas HOUSTON BRANCH DIRECTORS Chairman of the Board GEO. T. MORSE, JR. R. M. BUCKLEY, President and Director, Eastex Incorporated, Silsbee, Texas H EN RY B. CLAY, President, First Bank & Trust, Bryan, Texas A. G. M cNEESE, JR., Chairman of the Board, Bank of the Southwest National Association, Houston, Houston, Texas GEO. T. MORSE, JR., President and General Manager, Peden Iron & Steel Company, Houston, Texas W. G. TH O RN ELL, President, The First National Bank of Port Arthur, Port Arthur, Texas JO H N E. W H ITM O R E, President, Texas National Bank of Commerce of Houston, Houston, Texas M. S T E E L E W RIGHT, JR., President and General Manager, Texas Farm Products Company, Nacogdoches, Texas O F F I C E R S J. L. COOK, Vice President in Charge RASCO R. STORY, Cashier ROY E. MALEY, Assistant Cashier R. J. SC H O EN H O FF, Assistant Cashier 16 R ev ised February 15, 1968 HOUSTON BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas HOUSTON BRANCH J. L. COOK, Vice President in Charge RASCO R. STORY, Cashier ROY E. MALEY, Assistant Cashier TRANSIT DEPARTMENT Kyle S. Savage, Manager Check collections, including Government checks drawn on the Treasurer of the United States and postal money orders Returned or dishonored items Magnetic ink character recognition program Check routing symbol program Administration and interpretation of Regulation J — Check Clearing and Collection Noncash collections Food Stamp Program CASH DEPARTMENT R. M. Guinn, Manager Payment of currency and coin Receipt and verification of currency and coin Reports of unusual currency transactions on Form TCR-1, pursuant to instructions from the Treasury Department Safekeeping of securities Payment of coupons of the United States Government and governmental agencies 17 R evised F ebruary 15, 1968 HOUSTON BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas R. J. SCHOENHO FF, Assistant Cashier ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT W. A. Arnold, Jr., Manager Member bank reserve accounts Signature authorities Stop-payment orders Telegraphic transfers of funds Mail transfers of funds FISCAL A G E N C Y DEPARTMENT John N. Ainsworth, Manager Issue, exchange, and redemption United States Savings bonds United States marketable securities Treasury tax and loan accounts Withholding tax deposits Commodity Credit activities LOAN AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT L. F. Moss, Manager Loan and discount operations Administration and interpretation of Regulation U •— Loans by Banks for the Purpose of Purchasing or Carrying Registered Stocks Purchase and sale of securities for account of member banks Receipt and delivery of securities purchased or sold for account of member banks Delivery of bearer Government securities pursuant to telegraphic transfer from other Federal Reserve banks Payment vouchers drawn against Government letters of credit AUDITING Harry L. Small, Jr., Branch Auditor Reconciliation of reserve and deferred credits accounts and verification of other accounts Check disposition of incoming money and security shipments and obtain receipts for outgoing money and security shipments 18 R ev ised February 15, 1968 SAN ANTONIO BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas SAN A N T O N I O B R A N C H DIRECTORS Chairman of the Board FRANCIS B. MAY W. A. BELCHER, Veterinarian and Rancher, Brackettville, Texas JAMES T. DENTON, JR., President, Corpus Christi Bank and Trust, Corpus Christi, Texas TOM C. FROST, JR., President, The Frost National Bank of San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas RAY M. KECK, JR., President, Union National Bank of Laredo, Laredo, Texas LLOYD M. KNOW LTON, General Manager and Partner, Knowlton’s Creamery, San Antonio, Texas FRANCIS B. MAY, Chairman of Department of General Business and Professor of Business Statistics, The University of Texas, Austin, Texas J. R. TH ORN TON , Chairman of the Board and President, State Bank and Trust Company, San Marcos, Texas O F F I C E R S CARL H. MOORE, Vice President in Charge FR EDERICK J. SCHMID, Cashier THOM AS C. COLE, Assistant Cashier ROBERT W. SCHULTZ, Assistant Cashier 19 R evised February 15, 1968 SAN ANTONIO BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas SAN A N T O N I O BRANCH CARL H. MOORE, Vice President in Charge FREDERICK J. SCHMID, Cashier ROBERT W. SCHULTZ, Assistant Cashier ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT A. S. Bourdon, Manager Member bank reserve accounts Signature authorities Stop-payment orders Telegraphic transfers of funds Mail transfers of funds Payment vouchers drawn against Government letters of credit TRANSIT DEPARTMENT C. L. Jordan, Manager Check collections, including Government checks drawn on the Treasurer of the United States and postal money orders Returned or dishonored items Magnetic ink character recognition program Check routing symbol program Administration and interpretation of Regulation J — Check Clearing and Collection Noncash collections Food Stamp Program 20 R evised F ebruary 15, 1968 SAN ANTONIO BRANCH Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas THOM AS C. COLE, Assistant Cashier LOAN AND SERVICE D E P A R T M E N T C. H. Schriewer, Manager Loan and discount operations Administration and interpretation of Regulation U — Loans by Banks for the Purpose of Purchasing or Carrying Registered Stocks Purchase and sale of securities for account of member banks CASH — FISCAL A G E N C Y DEPARTMENT W. R. Stockwell, Manager Delivery of bearer Government securities pursuant to telegraphic transfer from other Federal Reserve banks Receipt and delivery of securities purchasd or sold for account of member banks Payment of currency and coin Receipt and verification of currency and coin Reports of unusual currency transactions on Form TCR-1, pursuant to instructions from the Treasury Department Safekeeping of securities Payment of coupons of the United States Government and governmental agencies Issue, exchange, and redemption United States Savings bonds United States marketable securities Treasury tax and loan accounts Withholding tax deposits Commodity Credit activities AUDITING George W. Stover, Branch Auditor Reconciliation of reserve and deferred credits accounts and verification of other accounts Check disposition of incoming money and security shipments and obtain receipts for outgoing money and security shipments 21 R ev is ed February 15, 1968
@FedFRASER