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A meting of the Federal Reserve Board was held in the office
of the Board on Wednesday, June 1, 1921, at 11:45 a.m.
PRESENT: Vice Governor Platt
Mr. Hamlin
Mr. Mil ler
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Criss inger
Hoxton, Secretary.
Minutes of the meting of the Board held May 31st were read
and on motion approved, as amended.
The Vice Governor reported the reserve positions of the several Federal reserve bcnks as at close of business May 28th. and the
status of rediscounts between the Federal reserve barks as of the
same date.
The Vice Governor re Do rted red is co unt transactions, member
bank promissory notes s eciz ed by Government obligations, rate 6, as
follows:
Dat e

Bank reai scounting

With

May 31
May 31

Richmond
Minneapolis

New York
New York

May 31

Dallas

Boston

Amount

';10,000,000
5,000,000
2,500,000

Mat unit ies

11-15 days
11-15 ")
1-90 ")
11-15 "

Letter dated May 26th, from the Chairrran of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, stating that, with the approval of the
Federal Reserve Board, he should like to appoint Mr. George Augherton, of the examining force of the Federal Reserve Board, as Examiner for the Federal Reservti Bank of ;Dhiladelphia, at a salary of




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$4,500 per annum.
Approved.
Letter dated May 31st, from the Director of the Division of
Analysis & Research, with reference to securing quarters for that
Division in New York City.
Referred to Governor Harding with power.
Letter dated May 28th, from the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, transmitting, subject to the approval of the
Board, the action of the Board of Directors of that Bank in employing at $7,500 per annum Mr. H. N. E. Gleason for temporary work in
making a thorough and effective audit of the expenditures for the
new building, and. carrying on during the course of construction a
current audit of the general contractor's books.
Referred to Governor Harding with power.
REPORTS OF COMIT'Prir NO. 1:
Dated May 26th, Recommending action to be taken on applications for
Fiduciary powers, as set fcrth in the auxiliary minute book as of this date.
Approved.
Dated May 26th, Recommending approval of applications for admission
of state institutions, subject to the conditions
contained in the individual reports attached to the
applications, as set forth in the auxiliary minute
book as of this date.
Approved.
Dated June 1st, Recommending that authority be given to certain
national banks to purchase stock in Edge Corporations,
as set forth in the auxiliary minute book of this date.
Approved.




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At 1:15 p.m. the meting adjourned.




Secretary.

Vice Governor.