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FEDERAL RESERVE

BANK

OF NEW

YORK

DIRECTORY
March 1962

SECOND




FEDER AL RESERVE D IS T R IC T

Head Office ♦33 Liberty Street
Federal Reserve P. O. Station
New York 45, N. Y .
212-RE 2-5700

Branch ♦160 Delaware Avenue




Buffalo 5, N. Y .
7 1 6 -T L 4-7562

F E D E R A L R E S E R V E B A N K OF N E W Y O R K

March 15,1962

To All Banks in the
Second Federal Reserve District:
This Directory shows the functional organization of the Bank,
its departments, most of its divisions, and the principal operations they
perform. The Directory also shows the officers, division chiefs, and certain
senior staff members of our organization. New appointments of officers
and changes in their titles will be announced currently in supplements to,
or revisions of, our Operating Circular No. 1, “Authorized Signatures.”
The use of this Directory will enable you to direct your communi­
cations to the proper officers of this Bank and to the departments and
divisions under their supervision.
We will be pleased to furnish additional copies upon request.




ALFRED HAYES,

President.

CONTENTS

Pa ge

Head Office
Accounting and P la n n in g ........................ 3
A u d it.............................................................. 3
Bank Supervision and Relations . . . .

4

Building Operating and Service . . . .

5

Cash and C ollection s................................. 6
F o r e ig n ......................................................... 8
Government Bond and Safekeeping
of S e c u r it ie s ........................................... 9
L e g a l.............................................................. 10
Loan and C r e d i t s ...................................... 10
Open Market Operations and
Treasury I s s u e s ...................................... 11
P e r s o n n e l.....................................................12
Public Inform ation...................................... 12
Research and S ta tistics.............................13
Secretary’s O f f i c e ...................................... 13
Buffalo B ran ch .....................................................14
D ir e c to r s .............................................................. 16
Member of Federal Advisory Council

. . .

16

O f f i c e r s .............................................................. 17
I n d e x ...................................................................18

n ote:

The lettered Regulations referred to in

this Directory are Regulations of the Board of
Governors of the Federal Reserve System.




FEDERAL

RESERVE

B A N K

A l f r e d H a y e s,

OF

N EW

Y O R K

President
First Vice President

W i l l i a m F . T reiber,

★

HEAD OFFICE
Accounting and Planning
Vice President
Assistant Vice President

H e rb e rt H . K im b a ll,
N orm an P . D a v is,

A C C O U N T IN G DEPARTMENT

D o n a ld C. N ile s ,

Manager

Accounting Division ♦Jam es F . S u lli v a n , Chief
Accounts, deposits in, except foreign accounts
Member bank reserve accounts
Nonmember bank clearing accounts
Regulation D—Reserves of member banks
Remittance accounts
Signature authorities
Stop-payment orders
Treasurer’s account, United States
Disbursing Division ♦ L e s t e r E. R o w e , Chief
Expenditures
Tabulating Division ♦ R aym on d F. M a g n a n i, Chief
Deposits of Federal taxes
P LA N N IN G DEPARTMENT
Emergency Planning
Division

E v e r e tt

B. P o s t, Manager

Planning Division ♦ Louis J. C o n r o y , Chief
Purchasing Division ♦ F red erick W . F orberg, Purchasing Agent
Checkbooks, orders for

Audit
D o n a ld J. C am eron ,

AU D ITIN G DEPARTMENT

General Auditor

K a r l L . Ege,

Assistant General Auditor

Auditing Division ♦ R o b e rt V . K e ih n e r, Chief
Information reflected on the Bank’s records furnished to
those entitled thereto
Reconciliation of accounts of member banks and others




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Bank Supervision and Relations
D. C r o sse , Vice President
W. P id e rit, Jr., Assistant Vice President

H ow ard
Fred

BANK EX A M IN A TIO N S DEPARTMENT

J oh n

F. P ierce, Chief Examiner
J oh n P . R in gen ,

Manager

Reports and Analysis
Division ♦ J oh n G. K a u d erer, Chief
Analysis of reports of examination
Branches and mergers, applications for
Condition reports, State member banks
Criminal provisions of Federal banking laws,
reports by State member banks of possible violations
Earnings and dividends reports, State member banks
Operating ratios reports, member banks
Regulations, administration of
C Acceptance by member banks of drafts or bills of
exchange
F Trust powers of national banks
H Membership of State banking institutions in the
Federal Reserve System
I Increase or decrease of capital stock of Federal Re­
serve Banks and cancelation of old and issue of new
stock certificates
K Corporations doing foreign banking or other foreign
financing under the Federal Reserve A ct
L Interlocking bank directorates under the Clayton Act
M Foreign branches of national banks and of corpora­
tions organized under the provisions of section 25 (a)
of the Federal Reserve Act
O Loans to executive officers of member banks
P Holding company affiliates—voting permits
Q Payment of interest on deposits
R Relationships with dealers in securities under sec­
tion 32 of the Banking A ct of 1933
T Credit by brokers, dealers, and members of national
securities exchanges
U Loans by banks for the purpose of purchasing or
carrying registered stocks
Y Bank holding companies
Examining Division ♦ Under direct supervision of Chief Examiner
♦ R ich ard E. H u n k e, Supervising Review Examiner
♦ L o u is J. K n o e p fe l,
♦ Joseph

Supervising Review Examiner

F. T iern ey , Supervising Review Examiner ( t r u s t

d epar tm en ts )

Examination of State member banks, their affiliates, bank

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holding companies, and Edge Act and agreement cor­
porations
Trust department income and expense surveys
BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT

R o b e rt

C. T hom an , Manager

Bank Relations Division ♦ B e n ja m in S ta c k h o u se , Senior Administrative Assistant
( office )

Special Representative
Special Representative
♦ Adam R. D ic k , Special Representative
♦ Joh n W . H y la n d , Special Representative
♦ J. R aym on d M u r r a y , Special Representative
♦ T heodore L. P e a s le y , Special Representative
♦ W i l l i a m W . W a h l, Special Representative
♦ W illia m A . A n t t ila ,

♦ E r n e s t E. B la n c h e tt e ,

Liaison with District banks
Membership in Federal Reserve System, inquiries on
Visits to District banks
Technical Assistance
Division ♦ J oh n J. K n o x , Chief
Member bank operations surveys
Credit file installation and loan operation
Functional analyses of income and expense
Internal audit and control
Teller, transit, and bookkeeping

Building Operating and Service
H arold A . B ilby,

Vice President
Assistant Vice President

Lawrence E. Quackenbush,

BUILDING OPERATING DEPARTMENT
Building Superintendent ♦ A . Thomas Combader
Building Maintenance
Division ♦ C harles A . Gelardi, Chief
Building Service Division ♦ A n th o n y C. Sgambat, Chief
Power Plant Division ♦M atthew C. D rex le r, Chief Engineer
SERVICE DEPARTMENT

A rth u r H. Noa,

Manager

Post Office Division ♦ Joseph L. T u m in e lli, Chief
M ail, incom ing and outgoing

Protection Division ♦ G eo rg e H. T u sv eld , Chief
Telephone Section ♦ M r s. M ild re d M . C a re w , Chief Operator




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Cash and Collections
Vice President
Assistant Vice President
A . M a c In n e s, Jr., Assistant Vice President

M a r c u s A . H a r r is,
J oh n P. J en sen ,
Angus

CASH DEPARTMENT

K e n n e th E. S m a ll,

Manager

Coin Division ♦ W i l l i a m J. F itz g e r a ld , Chief
Counting and verifying of coin
Payment and receipt of coin
Redemption of uncurrent United States currency and coin
Segregation of unfit, foreign, and counterfeit coin
Paying Division ♦ E u gen e C. Z a ise r, Assistant Chief
Allotment of new currency to banks
Certification of checks drawn on this Bank
Payment of currency
Sorting and Counting
Division ♦ Joseph L. A n d e rso n , Chief
♦ C h a r le s F . B e is le r ,

Chief

Postal deposits
Receipt of currency
Reports of unusual currency transactions on Form TCR-1
Sorting of currency for fitness, kind, and genuineness
Verification by piece count of all deposits of currency
CASH CU STODY DEPARTMENT

M a r t i n F ren c h ,

CHECK DEPARTMENT

G eo rg e

Manager

C. S m ith , Manager

Check Division ♦ Joseph C . A u c h t e r , Chief
♦ E lm e r L. G aden , Chief
♦ E dw ard J. M c G u ire ,

Chief

(n ig h t)

Checks and other cash items collectible through New York
Clearing House Association, Northern New Jersey
Clearing House Association, and Manhattan, Bronx and
Brooklyn collection arrangement
Collection of checks and other cash items (except Govern­
ment checks and postal money orders) payable in any
Federal Reserve District
Regulation J—Check clearing and collection
Settlement of balances due to and due from participants
in Bergen County Clearing Association and Nassau
County Clearing Bureau
Return Items and
Adjustment Division ♦ W i l l i a m J. Ir w in , Chief
Adjustments resulting from presentment and collection of
checks
Check Routing Symbol Program

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City and county clearing arrangements, exchanges be­
tween participants in
Direct routing of checks and other cash items to Federal
Reserve Banks and Branches by member and non­
member clearing banks through the Consolidated Air
Transportation Program or other methods
Remittances for Second District cash letters
Return items
CHECK M ECH AN IZATION DEPARTMENT

A l o y s i u s J. S t a n t o n ,

Manager

Development of this Bank’s mechanization of check-proc­
essing operations
Liaison with banks, bankers, and others in promoting
cooperation on check-mechanization matters, such as
check redesign, preprinting and encoding of checks, and
reciprocal encoding arrangements
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT

L eo n ard I. B e n n e t t s ,

Manager

Collection Division ♦ G e r a ld J. C o n n o lly , Chief
Collection of notes, drafts, and other noncash items pay­
able in any Federal Reserve District
Payment of drafts drawn under letters of commitment is­
sued by Commodity Credit Corporation
Receipt, for immediate credit, of checks on member banks’
reserve accounts
Reclamation of United States Government checks
Regulation G—Collection of noncash items
Coupon Division ♦ A l f r e d H. K ir k p a tr ic k , Chief
Collection of bonds and coupons payable in any Federal
Reserve District
Payment of coupons on bonds of United States, its agencies
or instrumentalities, and of International Bank for Re­
construction and Development
Regulation G—Collection of noncash items
Government Check
Division ♦ G e r a ld J. C o n n o lly , Chief
Collection of Government checks and postal money orders
Wire Transfer Division ♦ Jam es H. B o o th , Chief
Mail transfers of funds
Officers checks
Issuance of Federal Reserve checks in payment of gold
purchased from Assay Office by gold dealers
Settlements of balances due to and due from participants
in city clearing arrangements of banks outside New
York City




7

CO LLECTION DEPARTM ENT— Wire Transfer Division (continued)
Telegrams
Coding, decoding, and authenticating by testword of, in­
volving payments of funds, shipments of currency,
coin, and securities, or deliveries of securities for safe­
keeping
Receipt and transmittal of
Testwords for, furnishing of
Telegraphic transfers of funds

Foreign
Vice President
Vice President
P e te r P . L a n g, Adviser
M e r l y n N . Trued, Assistant Vice President
C h a r le s A . C oom bs,

H o r a c e L . S a n fo rd ,

FOREIGN DEPARTMENT

T h om as

J. R o ch e , Manager

F r a n c is H . S c h o t t ,

Manager

Cable Division ♦ N ic h o la s A b e l, Chief
Cablegrams, radiograms, telegrams, and telex messages
relating to foreign business: sending, receiving, coding,
decoding, testing, and otherwise processing
Foreign Assets Control
Division ♦ R o b e rt R . Tom p kin s, Chief
Cuban Import Regulations of Treasury, licenses under
Foreign Assets Control Regulations of Treasury, licenses
under
Foreign Operations
Division ♦ E d w in S. R o th m a n , Chief
Foreign central banks, foreign governments, and inter­
national financial organizations, dollar, gold, and se­
curity custody accounts of
Foreign exchange
Rates, certification of, under Tariff Act of 1930
Transactions on behalf of Federal Reserve System,
United States Treasury, and foreign depositors
Gold Reserve Act of 1934
Applications, licenses, inquiries, purchases, and sales
thereunder, as fiscal agent
United States Stabilization Fund, transactions for account
of, as fiscal agent

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Government Bond and Safekeeping of Securities
A. B ilb y , Vice President
T. D a v is, Assistant Vice President

H a r o ld
F e lix

GOVER NM EN T BO ND A N D SAFEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
W a l t e r S. R ush m ore, Manager
Government Bond Division ♦ Joh n J. M a s te r s o n , Chief
Bonds of International Bank for Reconstruction and De­
velopment
Issuance, registration, exchange, and redemption
Securities of the Philippine Government, the Puerto
Rican Government, and agencies of the United States
Government
Issuance, registration, exchange, and redemption
Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts
Calls on
Qualification of depositaries
Record of accounts
Record of collateral
United States securities (other than savings bonds)
Denominational exchange
Exchanges of bearer for registered securities
Exchanges of registered for bearer securities
Exchange subscriptions
Forms for subscriptions, exchanges, transfers, etc.
Lost, stolen, destroyed, or mutilated securities
Payment or redemption
Receipt of delivery instructions and of payment regard­
ing cash subscriptions
Telegraphic transfer of bearer securities from New
York to other Federal Reserve Banks and Treasury
Department
Transfer of registered securities
Safekeeping Division ♦M a t t h e w J. H o e y , Chief
Delivery of bearer securities of the United States pursu­
ant to telegraphic transfer from other Federal Reserve
Banks and Treasury Department
Delivery of securities of the United States (except sav­
ings bonds), its agencies, and the International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development, on original issue or
exchange
Receipt and delivery of securities purchased or sold for
account of member banks or others
Safekeeping and servicing of securities for account of
member banks and others




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SAVINGS BO ND DEPARTMENT

M a r t in

W.

B e r g in , Manager

Savings Bond Division ♦ G u s ta v E h rh ard t, Chief
Accounts of issuing and paying agents
Consignment of unissued Series E bonds
Lost, stolen, mutilated, or destroyed savings bonds
Redemption of savings bonds and of Armed Forces Leave
Bonds
Reissues and corrections
Sales of Series E and H bonds

SECURITY CU STO DY DEPARTMENT

H a r o ld

W. L e w is , Manager

Legal
Vice President and General Counsel
Assistant General Counsel
Edw ard G . G u y , Assistant General Counsel
W i l l i a m H . B r a u n , Jr., Assistant Counsel
R o b e rt J. C r o w le y , Assistant Counsel
T h om as C . S lo a n e , Assistant Counsel
T h om as M . T im le n , Jr., Assistant Counsel
R o b e rt Y o u n g , J r., Assistant Counsel
Todd G . T ieb o u t,

J oh n J. C la r k e ,

Loans and Credits
H a r o ld

A. B ilb y , Vice President

CREDIT A N D D IS C O U N T DEPARTMENT

W i l l i a m E . M a r p le ,

Manager

Credit Division ♦ H e r s c h e l L. H o rn e r, Chief
Commercial Credit File and relative forms, distribution of
Credit data, collection and analysis of
Farm Credit File and relative forms, distribution of
Financial statement forms, distribution of
Regulation A —Advances and discounts by Federal Re­
serve Banks
Acceptability of paper offered for discount or as col­
lateral for advances, determination of
Regulation V—Loan guarantees for defense production
Processing of applications and issuing guarantees in be­
half of the guarantors
Servicing of guaranteed loans

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Discount Division ♦ H e n r y T. C h riste n se n , Chief
Regulation A —Advances and discounts by Federal Re­
serve Banks
Eligibility of paper offered for discount or as collateral
for advances, determination of
Processing of applications
Servicing of advances and discounts
Regulation V—Loan guarantees for defense production
Billing and collection of guarantee fees
Records of guarantees issued

Open Market Operations and Treasury Issues
R o b e rt

G. R o u se, Vice President

Spencer S. M a r sh , Jr.,
R o b e rt

SECURITIES DEPARTMENT

Assistant Vice President

W. S to n e , Assistant Vice President

R o b e rt

L. C ooper, Manager

P e te r D . S t e r n lig h t ,

Manager

Acceptance Division ♦ F r a n k li n S. D e u e l, Chief
Acceptance by member banks of drafts or bills of ex­
change, inquiries regarding
Bankers’ acceptances, open market purchases and sales of
Bills of exchange and trade acceptances, open market pur­
chases of
Monthly Bankers’ Acceptance Survey
Regulations
B Open market purchases of bills of exchange, trade ac­
ceptances and bankers’ acceptances under section 14
of the Federal Reserve Act
C Acceptance by member banks of drafts or bills of ex­
change
Securities Division ♦ C h a r le s K. M o u n t, Chief
Dividends on Federal Reserve Bank stock
Federal Open Market Committee, Regulation relating to
open market operations of Federal Reserve Banks
Government securities (other than savings bonds), cash
subscriptions and tenders to new issues of
Government securities, purchases and sales for account
of member banks and others
Open market operations in Government securities
Regulation E—Purchase of warrants




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Personnel
W a lte r

H. R o z e ll , Jr., Vice President
L. Sm ed ley, Assistant Vice President

F red erick

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT

C h a r le s R . P ric h e r,
W illia m

Medical Division ♦ D r .

H erm an

G.

S an d voss,

Manager

M. S c h u lt z , Manager

Medical Director

Personnel Relations
Division ♦ F r a n c is H . R oh rb ach , Chief
Employee assignment, rating, and counseling
Employment
Personnel Services
Division ♦ R u t h A n n T y le r , Chief
Employee benefits and services
Payroll control
Personnel records
Salary Analysis Division ♦J o h n H . H e l f , Chief
Job analysis and job evaluation
Salary surveys and salary research
Training and Development ♦ Under direct supervision of Managers

Public Information
W illia m
T h om as

F. Treiber, First Vice President
O. W a a g e , Assistant Vice President

PUBLIC IN F O R M A T IO N DEPARTM ENT

P a u l M eek,

Manager

Public Information
Division ♦ B ru c e K. M a c L a u r y , Chief
♦ R ichard E. S p eagle, Chief
Dissemination of information about activities of this
Bank, operations of the Federal Reserve System, and
current developments in fields of money and banking
Federal Reserve publications
Films on the Federal Reserve System
Guided tours of the Bank
Press and public relations

Weekly News Review
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Research and Statistics
G eo rg e G a rv y , Adviser
R obert

G. L i n k , Assistant Vice President

MARKET STATISTICS DEPARTMENT

M a d e lin e H . M c W h in n e y ,

Manager

Market Statistics Division ♦ Irving A u e rb ach , Chief
Collection and analysis of data on the U.S. Government
securities market and the money market
RESEARCH DEPARTMENT

P e te r F o u se k ,

Senior Economist

F red H . K lopstock , Manager
R obert L in d s a y ,

Senior Economist
Manager

F r a n k W . S c h iff ,

Balance of Payments
Division ♦ H a s k e l l P . W a ld , Chief
Collection and analysis of data on United States balance
of payments and foreign dollar assets
Collection of data and preparation of reports for the
United States Treasury
Domestic Research
Division ♦ J a ck M . G u tt e n t a g , Chief
Analysis of business and financial conditions
Studies relating to monetary and credit policy
Financial and Trade
Statistics Division ♦ A lb e r t M. W o jn ilo w e r , Chief
Tabulation and analyses of banking statistics
Tabulation of other current reporting series
Foreign Research Division ♦ J oh n H ein , Chief
Analysis of monetary and economic conditions in foreign
countries and of international financial developments
Reference Library ♦Janet B ogardu s, Chief Librarian
Acquisition, processing, and circulation of library mate­
rials in fields of banking, economics, and finance
Daily Newspaper Review
Reference services

Secretary's Office
Secretary
Secretary

T h o m a s M . T i m l e n , J r .,
P a u l M e e k , Assistant

Circulars Division ♦ Joseph W is n o v s k y , Chief
Bank circulars




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BUFFALO BRANCH
B. S m it h , Vice President
Assistant Vice President
G eorge J. D oll , Cashier

Insley

H arcld M . W e ssel ,

Accounting, Check, Personnel, and Protection
G eorge

J. D o ll , Cashier

Accounting Division ♦ K e n n e th P. M ead, Chief
Checkbooks, orders for
Collection of Government checks
Expenditures
Member bank reserve accounts
Nonmember bank clearing accounts
Regulation D —Reserves of member banks
Remittance accounts
Sigm.ture authorities
Stop-payment orders
Tabulating operations
Telegraphic and mail transfers of funds
Teletype service
Check Division ♦ F red erick W . M o r te n s o n , Chief
Collection of checks payable in Second Federal Reserve
Dis trict and other Federal Reserve Districts
Mail, incoming and outgoing
Postal money orders
Regulation J—Check clearing and collection
Return items
Personnel Division ♦ A r t h u r A . R a n d a ll, Chief
Employee rating and counseling
Employment
Job analysis and evaluation
Medical services
Payroll data
Perso:inel records
Salary surveys
Protection Division ♦R a l p e C. R o b e r t s , Captain

Audit
Branch Auditing ♦ J oh n W. C o u g h lin , Branch Auditor
Information reflected on the Buffalo Branch’s records fur­
nished to those entitled thereto
Reconciliation of accounts of member banks and others

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Bank and Public Relations
Assistant Cashier
Assistant Cashier

M . M o n ro e M y e r s,
Joh n T. K ea n e,

Bank and Public Relations ♦ A l l a n C . H in es, Special Representative
Bank and public relations activities
Visitors at Buffalo Branch
Visits to banks

Building Operating and Service
G e r a ld H . G reen e,

Assistant Cashier

Building Operating
Division ♦ G eo rg e R. B o ss, Building Superintendent
Service Division ♦ H a r r y A. C u r th , Jr., Assistant Chief
Purchasing
Telephone service
Cafeteria

Cash, Collection, Loans, and Securities
Assistant Cashier
Assistant Cashier

G e r a ld H . G reen e,
J oh n T . K e a n e ,

Cash Division ♦ H a r r is o n E. M a r tin , Chief
Receipt and payment of currency and coin
Sorting and counting of currency and coin
Collection, Loans, and
Securities Division ♦F r a n k H e n d e r s o n , Chief
Collection
Collection of corporate bonds and coupons
Collection of notes, drafts, and other noncash items
Reclamation of United States Government checks
Regulation G—Collection of noncash items
Credit and Discount
Advances to and discounts for member banks
Financial statement forms, Farm Credit File and Com­
mercial Credit File
Regulation A —Advances and discounts by Federal Re­
serve Banks
Securities
Payment of coupons of the United States Government
and its agencies
Payment or redemption of securities of the United
States Government and its agencies
Safekeeping of securities for account of member banks
Sales of Series E and H savings bonds




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DIRECTORS
Term expires D e cem b er 31
P h i l i p D . R e e d , Chairm an, and Federal Reserve A g en t ...................................................................

1962

(Class C director-ap p oin ted by Board of Governors)

Former Chairman of the Board, General Electric Company, New York, N. Y.
J a m e s D eC a m p W i s e , D eputy C h a ir m a n ............................................................................................. 1964
(Class C director—appointed by Board of Governors)

Former Chairman of the Board, Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., New York, N. Y.
C e s a r J . B e r t h e a u (Class A director—elected by Group 2 b a n k s) .................................................. 1962

Chairman of the Board, Peoples Trust Company of Bergen County, Hackensack, N. J.
........................................

1963

G e o r g e C h a m p io n (Class A director—elected by Group 1 b a n ks) ..................................................
Chairman of the Board, The Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, N. Y.

1964

E v e r e t t N . C a s e (Class C D irector-appoin ted by Board of Governors)

President, Colgate University, Hamilton, N. Y.

K e n n e t h H . H a n n a n (Class B d irector-elected by G roup 2 b a n ks) ................................................ 1962

Executive Vice President, Union Carbide Corporation, New York, N, Y.
......................................................

1963

A l b e r t L . N i c k e r s o n (Class B d irector-elected by Group 3 b a n k s) ..............................................

1963

A . L e o n a r d M o t t (Class A d irector-elected by Group 3 banks)

President, The First National Bank of Moravia, Moravia, N. Y.

Chairman of the Board, Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc., New York, N. Y.
B . E a r l P u c k e t t (Class B d irecto r-elected by Group 1 b a n k s) ......................................................
Chairman of the Board, Allied Stores Corporation, New York, N. Y.

1964

DIRECTORS— BUFFALO BRANCH
R a y m o n d E . O l s o n , Chairm an ............................................................................................................
President, Taylor Instrument Companies, Rochester, N. Y.

1962

H o w a r d N . D o n o v a n ............................................................................................................................................................... 1962

President, Bank of Jamestown, Jamesto'sm, N. Y.
W

h it w o r t h

F e r g u so n .......................................................................................................................................................... 1964

President, Ferguson Electric Construction Co., Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.
T

homas

E. L aM o

n t

.................................................................................................................................................................

1963

Farmer, Albion, Orleans County, N. Y.
E lm er B . M

i l l im a n

............................................................................................................................................................... 1964

President, Central Trust Company Rochester N. Y., Rochester, N.Y.
A n s o n F . S h e r m a n .................................................................................................................................................................

1964

President, The Citizens Central Bank, Arcade, N. Y.
F r a n c is A . S m

it h

......................................................................................................................................................................

1963

President, The Marine Trust Company of Western New York, Buffalo, N. Y.

MEMBER OF FEDERAL A D V IS O R Y COUNCIL— 1962
G

eorge

A. M u r ph

y

................................................................................................................................................................. 1962

Chairman of the Board, Irving Trust Company, New York, N. Y.

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OFFICERS

President
F irst Vice President
R o b e r t G . R o u s e , Vice President
W a l t e r H . R o z e l l , J r ., V ice President
H o r a c e L . S a n f o r d , Vice President
T odd G . T i e b o u t , V ice President and G eneral Counsel

A l fr e d H a y e s ,
W i l l i a m P . T r e ib e r ,

V ice President
Vice President
H o w a r d D . C r o s s e , V ice President
M a r c u s A . H a r r i s , V ice President
H e r b e r t H . K i m b a l l , V ice President
H a r o ld A . B i l b y ,

C harles A . C o o m b s,

Jo h n J. C larke,

A ssistant G eneral Counsel

L aw rence E. Q uackenbush

Adviser

A ssistant Vice President

P. D a v is

Assistant Vice President
F r e d e r ic k L . S m e d l e y

R obert G . L i n k

Assistant Vice President

A ssistant Vice President
G eo r g e G a r v y

Adviser

A ssistant Vice President
R obert W . S to n e

A n g u s A . M acI n n e s , Jr .

A ssistant Vice President

A lan R . H olm es

S pencer S . M a r sh , Jr.

A ssistant Vice President
Jo h n

G. Guy, A ssistant G eneral Counsel

P e te r P . L a n g

F e l i x T . D a v is
N orman

E dw ard

Assistant Vice President

A ssistant Vice President

P. J e n s e n

F red W . P id e r i t , J r .

A ssistant Vice President

T h o m a s O . W aage

Manager, Public
Inform ation D epartm ent, and
A ssistant Secretary

M anager
Collection D epartm ent
M a r t i n W . B e r g in , Manager
Savings Bond D epartm ent

T r ued

A ssistant Vice President

A ssistant Vice President
P aul M eek ,

L eonard I . B e n n e t t s ,

N.

M erlyn

A ssistant Vice President

H. S c h o t t , M anager
Foreign D epartm ent

F r a n c is

M. S c h u l t z , M anager
Personnel D epartm ent

W il l ia m

Manager
A ccounting D epartm ent

D on ald C . N il e s ,

W il l ia m H . B r a u n , J r.

Assistant Counsel
M anager
Securities D epartm ent

A r th ur

R obert L . C oo per,

T h o m as C . S loane

H. N o a , Manager

A ssistant Counsel

Service D epartm ent

Manager
C ash D epartm ent

K enneth E. S m all,
J o h n F . P ie r c e

R obert J. C r o w l e y

C h ief Exam iner

A ssistant Counsel
P eter F o u s e k

G eorge C . S m i t h ,

M anager
Personnel D epartm ent

A l o y s iu s J. S ta n to n ,

C h a r l e s R . P r ic h e r ,

Manager
B ank Exam inations
D epartm ent

Manager
C h eck M echanization
D epartm ent

J o h n P . R in g e n ,

R obert L in d s a y

D. S t e r n l i g h t , Manager
Securities D epartm ent

P eter

M anager
C redit and D iscount
D epartm ent

W il l ia m E . M arple,

R obert C . T h o m a n ,

Manager
G overnm ent Bond and
Safekeeping D epartm ent

T homas

Manager
Research D epartm ent

R obert Y o u n g , J r .

W alter S . R u s h m o r e ,

M a d e l in e H . M c W h i n n e y

Manager
B ank R elations D epartm ent

Manager
Foreign D epartm ent

T h o m a s J. R o c h e ,

Senior Econom ist

M anager
M arket Statistics D epartm ent

Manager
C h eck D epartm ent

Manager
Planning D epartm ent

E verett B . P o s t ,

Senior Econom ist
M a r t i n F r e n c h , Manager
C ash Custody D epartm ent
F red H . K l o p s t o c k , Manager
R esearch D epartm ent
H a r o ld W . L e w i s , Manager
Security Custody D epartm ent

F r an k W . S c h if f ,

D on ald J . C a m e r o n ,
K arl L . E ge,

M. T i m l e n , J r .

Secretary, and
A ssistant Counsel
Assistant Counsel

G eneral Auditor

A ssistant G eneral Auditor

OFFICERS • BUFFALO BRANCH
V ice President
A ssistant Vice President

I n s l e y B . S m it h ,
H a r o ld M . W e s s e l ,
G eo r g e J . D o l l

Cashier
G e rald H . G r e e n e

A ssistant C ashier




J o h n T . K eane

A ssistant Cashier
M . M onroe M y er s

Assistant Cashier

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Page

Page

Checks

Buffalo Branch
Operations performed by ..................14,15

Adjustments........................................

Head Office

Drawn on member banks’ reserve ac­
counts, receipt of, for immediate
credit ...............................................

7

Drawn on this Bank, certification of .

6

Acceptances, open market transactions
in .......................................................... 11
Accounts

6

Government, collection o f ................

7

Deposits in ............................................... 3

Mechanization ....................................

7

Foreign and international

Member bank reserve....................... ..... 3

Officers, issuance of Federal Reserve,
in payment of gold purchased from
Assay Office by gold dealers.........

7

Nonmember bank clearing.............. ..... 3

Return items ......................................

7

United States Government, reclama­
tion o f ...............................................

7

8

Reconciliation of member banks’ and
others’ .............................................

3

Remittance .........................................

3

Adjustment of check presentments . . .

6

Advances to member banks.............. 10,11
Armed Forces Leave Bonds................
Bergen County Clearing Association,
settlements .........................................

10
6

Bills of exchange
Acceptance by member banks of, in­
quiries regarding ...........................

11

Open market purchases o f ................

11

Circulars, Federal Reserve B a n k .......

13

Clearing arrangements.........................

7

Coin ........................................................

6

Commodity Credit Corporation, pay­
ment of drafts drawn under letters of
commitment issued b y ......................

7

Coupons payable in any Federal Re­
serve District, collection o f ...............

7

Coupons, payment of, on bonds of the
United States Government, its agen­
cies or instrumentalities, and of the
International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development...............................

7

Bonds payable in any Federal Reserve
District, collection o f .........................

7

Credit data, collection and analysis of .

10

Branches, applications fo r ....................

4

Credit file form s....................................

10

Building (Bank), operation o f .............

5

Credit file installations..........................

5

Cuban import regulations ....................

8

Currency

6

Cablegrams, radiograms, telegrams, and
telex messages relating to foreign
transactions ........................................

8

Discounts for member banks.............10,11

Cash letters, remittances for Second
District ...............................................

7

Drafts, acceptance by member banks,
inquiries on ........................................

11

Checkbooks ...........................................

3

Emergency planning.............................

3

Examination of State member banks,
their affiliates, and certain other bank­
ing institutions ...................................

4

Check clearing and collection .............

6

Check Routing Symbol Program . . .

6

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Expenditures
Farm Credit File ..................................

3
10

Federal banking laws (criminal), re­
porting possible violations of

4

Federal Reserve Bank stock................

4

Dividends on ......................................

11

Federal Reserve System membership .

5

Films on Federal Reserve System . . .

12

Financial statement forms....................

10

Foreign accounts ..................................

8

Foreign assets control .........................

8

Foreign exchange..................................

8

Gold Reserve Act of 1934 ......................

8

Government securities

Page

Newspaper Review
D aily

13

W eekly

12

Noncash items, collection o f ................

7

Notes, drafts, and other noncash items,
collection of

7

Open market operations.......................

11

Personnel matters ................................

12

Philippine Government securities

9

Planning, internal..................................

3

Postal deposits....................................

6

Press relations........................................

12

Protection Division ..............................

5

Agencies of United States................

9

Publications, Federal Reserve ............

12

Philippine ...........................................

9

Public relations ....................................

12

Puerto Rican ......................................

9

Puerto Rican Government securities

9

United States......................................

9

Purchase of supplies.............................

3

Regulation

Information about this Bank and
Federal Reserve System....................

12

Information reflected on Bank’s rec­
ords, furnishing of...............................

A Advances and discounts by Fed­
eral Reserve Banks................ 10,11

3

International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development bonds, issuance,
registration, exchange, redemption,
delivery ...............................................

9

B Open market purchases of bills
of exchange, trade acceptances
and bankers’ acceptances under
section 14 of the Federal Re­
serve Act .................................. 11
C Acceptance by member banks of
drafts or bills of exchange . . . .4,11

International financial organizations,
dollar, gold, and security custody ac­
counts of

8

Legal matters.........................................

10

Liaison with District banks..................

5

Library....................................................

13

Member bank operations surveys.......

4

G Collection of noncash item s

7

5

H Membership of State banking in­
stitutions in the Federal Re­
serve System .............................

4

5

I

Membership in Federal Reserve Sys­
tem ......................................................

5

Mergers, applications f o r ......................

4

Money orders, postal, collection of ... .

7

Nassau County Clearing Bureau, settle­
ments ..................................................

6




3
11

F Trust powers of national banks

Loan guarantees for defense produc­
tion .................................................... 10,11
Mail, incoming and outgoing................

D Reserves of member banks
E Purchase of warrants

Increase or decrease of capital
stock of Federal Reserve Banks
and cancelation of old and issue
of new stock certificates ............ 4

J Check clearing and collection ...

6

K Corporations doing foreign bank­
ing or other foreign financing
under the Federal Reserve Act

4

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L

Interlocking bank directorates un­
der the Clayton A c t ..................

4

M Foreign branches of national banks
and of corporations organized
under the provisions of section
25(a) of the Federal Reserve
Act .............................................

4

O Loans to executive officers of
member banks...........................

Return of unpaid checks......................

7

Safekeeping of securities ....................

9

Savings bonds ........................................

10

Securities dealers, collection of data
from .....................................................

13

Securities, delivery and receipt of . . . .

9

4

Settlements among participants in city
clearing arrangements of banks out­
side New York C ity ...........................

7

P Holding company affiliates—vot­
ing permits................................

4

Signature authorities ...........................
Statistics .................................................

3
13

Q Payment of interest on deposits .

4

Stop-payment orders.............................

3

R Relationships with dealers iri se­
curities under section 32 oi the
Banking Act of 1933 ................
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 ...............................

4

Surveys, member bank operations . . . .

5

Taxes, Federal, deposits o f ....................

3

Telegrams, sending and receiving

...

8

Foreign transactions, relating to ... .

8

Telephone Section .................................

5

4

Tours of Federal Reserve Bank .........

12

4

Trade acceptances, open market pur­
chases of .............................................
Transfers of funds
Mail .....................................................

V Loan guarantees for defense pro­
duction ......................................10,11

11
7

Telegraph ............................................

8
3
9

4

Reports
Condition and earnings of State m am­
ber banks ........................................

Treasurer’s account, United States .. .
Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts . . . .
Trust department surveys....................

4

United States securities........................9 , 10

Examination, analysis o f ..................

4

Operating ratios ................................

4

Unusual currency transactions . . .

6

United States Stabilization Fund.........

Research .................................................

13

Visits to District banks ........................

5

Reserves of member banks ................

3

Warrants, purchase o f ...........................

11

Y Bank holding companies............

20



Cash subscriptions and tenders.......
Purchases and sales for account of
member banks.................................

5

11
11
8