United States. Department of the Treasury. "Volume 13,"
Press Releases of the United States Department of the Treasury
(September 17, 1934 - December 29, 1934).
https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6111/item/586852 , accessed on January 9, 2025.
Volume 13 Date: September 17, 1934 - December 29, 1934
Amount of Subscriptions for Current Note Offering, September 17, 1934
3
Activities of Investigators, Alcohol Tax Unit, for Week Ending September 8, 1934, September 17, 1934
6
Bill Tender, September 18, 1934
9
Discussion of Methods of Taking Saliva Samples of Horses to Determine Presence of Stimulating or Depressing Medications, September 18, 1934
16
Treasury Certificate Offering, September 19, 1934
21
Rejection of Bids on Various Articles of Steel Furniture Saved Federal Government $450,000, September 19, 1934
24
Comptroller of Currency Released Names of 38 Unlicensed National Banks, September 23, 1934
28
Seizures of Liquor for Violations of Customs Laws Numbered 440, September 20, 1934
32
Subscriptions Books Closed for Currency Exchange Offering, September 21, 1934
36
Report on Combined Statements and Assets of Liabilities of Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies of the United States as of July 31, 1934, September 24, 1934
40
Activities of Investigators, Alcohol Tax Unit, for Week Ending September 15, 1934, September 24, 1934
43
Statement by Secretary Morgenthau, September 24, 1934
48
Bill Tender, September 25, 1934
52
Bond Exchange Announcement, September 25, 1934
54
Statement by J.F.T. O'Connor, Comptroller of the Currency, September 27, 1934 Author: O'Connor, J. F. T.
56
Two Medical Relief Units of the Treasury Department Will Be Placed Under Supervision of the United States Public Health Service, September 27, 1934
58
Commissioner Guy T. Helvering Issues Instructions to District Supervisors of the Alcohol Tax Unit Requiring a More Frequest Inspection and Check on Wholesale Liquor Dealers, September 28, 1934
62
Final Allotments of Subscriptions for 4-year Treasury Notes, October 1, 1934
63
Plan Between the Office of the Comptroller of Currency and Guy George Gabrielson, Attorney, October 1, 1934
65
Activities of Investigators, Alcohol Tax Unit, for Week Ending September 22, 1934, October 1, 1934
70
Statement of Purchases of Government Securities for Treasury Investment Accounts Will be Suspended, October 1, 1934
72
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened, October 2, 1934
74
Gift of $900 to be Spent for Study, Investigation and Research in Problem of Diseases of Man, October 2, 1934
81
Comptroller of the Currency Announces that 15 Banks Were Licensed and Opened or Reopened, October 8, 1934
85
Domestic Coinage Announcement, October 5, 1934
90
Seizures for Violations of Customs Laws, October 7, 1934
98
Minting of Special Texas Independence Centennial Fifty Cent Piece, October 5, 1934
102
Subscription Books for Current Bill Offering Close October 11, October 8, 1934
105
Silver and Gold Receipts, October 8, 1934
107
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Bill Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, October 9, 1934
111
Details of New Public Building Project in Buffalo, New York, October 9, 1934
114
Imports of Liquor During September, 1934, October 11, 1934
121
Fourth Liberty Loan 4 1/4% Bonds of 1933-38: Notice of Third Call for Partial Redemption Before Maturity
131
Paintings and Other Works of Art Under Public Works Art Project Ceased, October 13, 1934
137
Results of Emergency Construction Program for Public Buildings, October 14, 1934
142
Silver and Gold Receipts, October 15, 1934
156
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened, October 16, 1934
160
Amendment of Regulations Governing Traffic in Containers of Distilled Spirits, October 17, 1934
162
Silver and Gold Announcement, October 18, 1934
166
Announcement of Paintings and Sculpture Section in the Procurement Division of the Treasury Department, October 19, 1934
171
Seizures of Liquor for Violation of Customs During September, October 20, 1934
174
Announcement by J.F.T. O'Connor, Comptroller of the Currency, October 22, 1934
178
Silver and Gold Receipts, October 22, 1934
180
Regulations Governing the Participation of the Public Health Service in Establish of Local Health Services in Rural Areas, October 23, 1934
185
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Bills Opened, October 23, 1934
188
Philadelphia Mint Executes Special Daniel Boone Bicentennial Fifty-Cent Pieces, October 23, 1934
190
Combined Statement of Assets and Liabilities of Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies of the United States as of August 31, October 24, 1934
193
Brewers Will be Required to Install Meters for Measuring and Tax-Payment of Beer, October 26, 1934
200
Collection of Income Tax from Nonresident Aliens, October 26, 1934
212
Activities of Investigators, Alcohol Tax Unit, for Week Ending October 20, 1934, October 29, 1934
213
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, October 30, 1934
216
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, November 3, 1934
218
Receipts of Silver and Gold, November 5, 1934
220
Disposition in U.S. District Courts of Criminal Cases Involving the Treasury from July 1, 1934 to October 1, 1934, November 7, 1934
223
Instructions Regulating Future Sales of Distilled Spirits, Wines and Fermented Malt Liquors Seized and Forfeited Under Customs Laws, November 9, 1934
227
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, November 10, 1934
231
Resignation of Dr. Roswell Magill as Special Assistant to the Secretary in Taxation Matters, November 12, 1934
238
26 National Banks Were Licensed and Opened or Reopened in October, November 15, 1934
244
Customs Announcement, November 13, 1934
247
Net Sales of Transactions in Market Purchases and Sales of Government Securities, November 15, 1934
255
Josephine Roche Appointed to Assistant Secretary and Will Have Jurisdiction Over the Public Health Service, November 15, 1934
258
Tarriff Act Regulations on Books, Maps, Music, Engravings, Photographs, Etchings, Lithographic Prints and Charts, November 16, 1934
260
Amount of Imported Liquor Which Entered into Consumption During Mont of October, November 17, 1934
266
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, November 20, 1934
274
Rescue by Coast Guard Commanding Officer Lieutenant R.I. Burke of Armistead T. O'Neil, November 23, 1934
275
Progress Report on Emergency Construction Program for Public Buildings, November 25, 1934
279
Secret Service Apprehends Counterfeiting in Savannah, Georgia, November 24, 1934
281
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, November 27, 1934
285
Combined Statement of Assets and Liabilities of Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies, November 28, 1934
288
National Bank Obligations to the United States, November 29, 1934
292
December 15 Quarterly Financing Announcement, December 3, 1934
293
Funds Transferred to Detroit for Payment to First National Bank of Detroit, November 28, 1934
320
Secretary of the Treasury Has Created an Advisory Committee on Architectural Design to Collaborate with Public Works Branch of the Procurement Division, December 3, 1934
323
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, December 4, 1934
327
Subscription Books for Current Bond Offering Closed December 3, December 4, 1934
328
Total Domestic Coinage Executed at Mints in November, December 4, 1934
329
Total Domestic Coinage Executed at Mints in November, December 4, 1934
330
Subscription Books for Current Note Offering Close December 6, December 5, 1934
333
9 National Banks wwere Licensed and Opened or Reopened or Absorbed by Going Banks, December 9, 1934
338
Text of Radio Address to be Delivered by Arthur J. Mellott, Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue in Charge of the Alcohol Tax Unit, December 8, 1934
349
Transfer of Assessment and Collection of Compensating Tax on Commodities Imported into the United States was Approved by Treasury, December 6, 1934
358
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Current Bond Offering, December 7, 1934
360
Total Civil Liability Involved in Customs Cases During the Month of November, December 10, 1934
363
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened, December 11, 1934
367
Total Assets of Licensed National Banks, December 17, 1934
370
Figures on Imports of Liquors, December 12, 1934
387
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Current Bond Offering, December 12, 1934
392
Secretary Morgenthau Allocates Money to Federal Emergency Relief Administration to Carry Out Rural Health Projects, December 13, 1934
397
Seizures of Liquor for November, December 15, 1934
405
Combined Statement of Assets and Liabilities of Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies, December 15, 1934
410
Payment to Treasury by Government of Finaldn, December 15, 1934
414
Transactions in Market Purchases and Sales of Government Securities for Treasury Investment Accounts for November, December 17, 1934
422
Report on Availability of Bank Credit in the Seventh Federal Reserve District Released for Publication, December 17, 1934
424
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, December 18, 1934
427
Austrian Debt Note, December 21, 1934
432
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, December 22, 1934
435
Appointment of Nugent R. Oberwortmann as Chief National Bank Examiner of the Seventh Federal Reserve District, December 28, 1934
440
New Regulations Further Defining the Term "Investment Securities" Under Provisions of Section 5136 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, December 28, 1934
443
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, December 29, 1934
448
Secretary Morgenthau Issues Instructions on Illegal Shipments from Cuba, December 29, 1934
450
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