Correspondence between Secretary Mills and Charles F. Thompson of Philadelphia, April 20, 1932

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Mills, Ogden Livingston, 1884-1937

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Correspondence between Secretary Mills and Charles F. Thompson of Philadelphia, April 20, 1932

DATE: January 7, 1932 - June 28, 1932

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Press Releases of the United States Department of the Treasury : Volume 8

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Mills, Ogden Livingston, 1884-1937

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Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $50 Million, January 7, 1932
"The Treasury's Financial Program" An Address Delivered by Arthur A. Ballantine before the Annual Dinner of the New York State Bankers' Association, January 8, 1932
Author: Ballantine, Arthur A. (Arthur Atwood)
Tenders for $50 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on January 11, January 12, 1932
Statement Relating to the Need for Additional Taxation Made by Secretary of the Treasury Before the Ways and Means Committee, January 13, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $50 Million, January 18, 1932
Tenders for $50 Million of 93-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on January 21, January 22, 1932
Treasury Offering for Subscription of Series A-1932 and Series A-1933 Bills, January 25, 1932
An Address by Ogden L. Mills at the Annual Meeting of the American Acceptance Council, January 25, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mellon on Loan to Barco Oil of Colombia, January 27, 1932
Author: Mellon, Andrew W. (Andrew William)
Subscription for Current Offering of 6-month 3 1/8% Certificates of Series A-1932 and 12-month 3 3/4% Certificates of Series A-1933 Closed on January 27, January 28, 1932
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for February 1 Offering of Treasury Certificates, January 29, 1932
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on February 1 Offering of Series A-1932 and Series A-1933 Certificates, January 30, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills in the Amount of $75 Million, February 1, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 93-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on February 4, February 5, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, February 8, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 93-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on February 11, February 12, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, February 16, 1932
Letter of Ogden L. Mills to Charles E. Crisp, Acting Chairman of the House Committee on Ways and Means, Making Recommendations for Additional Revenue, February 16, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Treasury Department Proposes to Offer a Special Treasury Certificate, February 20, 1932
Tenders for $60 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on February 19, February 20, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, February 25, 1932
Rate of Interest on Special 1-year Treasury Certifiates Will be 2%, February 26, 1932
Letter from Secretary Mills to Chairman John J. Cochran of the Committee on Expenditures in the Executive Departments, February 27, 1932
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on February 29, March 1, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills, March 6, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Speech to be Delivered over the Radio by Secretary Mills in Connection with the Program of the Citizens' Reconstruction Organization, March 7, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Treasury Offers for Subscription First Series Certificates, March 6, 1932
Treasury Offering for Subscription $900 Million of Treasury Certificates of Series TO-1932 and TM-1933, March 7, 1932
Subscription Books for Current Offering of Series TO-1932 and Series TM-1933 Certificates Closed March 8, March 9, 1932
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of Treasury Certificates of Series TO-1932 and TM-1933, March 11, 1932
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Offering of Series TO-1932 and Series TM-1933 Certificates, March 12, 1932
Speech to be Made by Secretary of the Treasury Mills for the Columbia Institute of Public Affairs, over the Columbia Broadcasting System, March 12, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, March 24, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills, April 2, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills before the Senate Finance Committee with Reference to H.R. 10236, the Revenue Bill for 1932, April 6, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, April 7, 1932
Subscription Books for Offering of 2% Treasury Certificates, First Series, Will Close April 13, April 12, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on April 11, April 12, 1932
Letter of Secretary Mills to the Chairman of the Committee on Finance of the Senate, April 13, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Letter of Secretary Mills to Chairman of the Committee on Finance of the Senate, April 13, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, April 14, 1932
Statement of Secretary Mills before the Senate Finance Committee, April 14, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Letter of Secretary Mills to the Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee Reed Smoot, April 18, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on April 18, April 19, 1932
Correspondence between Secretary Mills and Charles F. Thompson of Philadelphia, April 20, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Letter of Secretary Mills to the Chairman of the Subcommittee in Charge of the Treasury Department Appropriation Bill for 1933, April 21, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $50 Million, April 21, 1932
Address to be Delivered by Ogden L. Mills before the Daughters of the American Revolution, April 23, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Address to be Delivered by Ogden L. Mills before the Associated Press at its Annual Luncheon, April 25, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Design Accepted for New Quarter-Dollar, to be Issued in Commemoration of the Bicentennial Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington, April 25, 1932
Tenders for $50 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on April 25, April 26, 1932
Subscription Books for Offering of Treasury Certificates of Series B-1933 and Seires A-1934 Closed April 25, April 26, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills before the House Committee on Ways and Means with Reference to H.R. 7726, to Provide for Immediate Payment of the Face Value of Adjusted Service Certificates, April 27, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of Series B-1933 and Series A-1934 Certificates, April 28, 1932
Paper Read by Secretary Mills before the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, April 30, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Offering of Series B-1933 and Series A-1934 Certificates, April 30, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, May 5, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills, May 6, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on May 9, May 10, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, May 12, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on May 16, May 17, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills on Death of Rear Admiral of the Coast Guard F.C. Billard, May 17, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, May 19, 1932
Tenders for $60 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on May 23, May 24, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, May 25, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills on Statement by Former Governor Smith Urging a Vast Public Works Program to be Financed from the Treasury, May 27, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on May 27, May 28, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills before the Senate Finance Committee, May 31, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Statement by Secretary Mills before the Senate Committee on Banking and Currency on S. 4755, the Wagner Bill, June 2, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Statement by Secretary Mills before the House Ways and Means Committee in Connection with H.R. 12353, June 2, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Treasury Offering for Subscription Series A-1935 and Series TJ-1933 Certificates, June 6, 1932
Subscription Books for Current Offering of Series TJ-1933 and Series A-1935 Certificates Closed June 7, June 8, 1932
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of Series TJ-1933 and Series A-1935 Treasury Notes, June 10, 1932
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Offering of Certificates of Series TJ-1933 and Series A-1935, June 15, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills on Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment, June 21, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, June 23, 1932
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on June 27, June 28, 1932

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Mills, Ogden Livingston, 1884-1937. "Correspondence between Secretary Mills and Charles F. Thompson of Philadelphia, April 20, 1932," in United States. Department of the Treasury. "Volume 8," Press Releases of the United States Department of the Treasury (January 7, 1932 - June 28, 1932) : 170-172. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6111/item/586846/toc/557630 , accessed on January 27, 2021.

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