Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on August 8, August 9, 1932

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DATE: July 1, 1932 - December 30, 1932

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Greek Debt Payment Postponed for a Period of 2 1/2 Years, July 1, 1932
Announcement by Secretary Mills on Fiscal Year 1932, July 1, 1932
Author: Mills, Ogden Livingston
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, July 7, 1932
Statement of Acting Secretary Ballantine before the House Rules Committee, July 11, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 90-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on July 11, July 12, 1932
Speech to be Delivered by Ogden L. Mills at Faneuil Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, July 12, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, July 14, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on July 18, July 19, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $80 Million, July 21, 1932
Treasury is Offering for Subscription Treasury Notes in Two Series (2-year 2 1/8% and 4-year 3 1/4%), July 25, 1932
Tenders for $80 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on July 25, July 26, 1932
Subscription Books for Current Offering of Series B-1934 and Series A-1936 Notes Closed July 25, July 26, 1932
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of Treasury Notes of Series B-1934 and Series A-1936, July 28, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills Responding to Senator Harrison's Answer to Boston Speech, July 31, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills Responding to Governor Roosevelt's Remarks in Respect of Fiscal Policies, August 1, 1932
Address of Arthur A. Ballantine at the Symposium on Taxation at Columbia University, August 1, 1932
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Offering of Series B-1934 and Series A-1936 Notes, August 2, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, August 4, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on August 8, August 9, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, August 11, 1932
Correspondence between Secretary Mills of August Ullrich of Germany, August 12, 1932
Letter from the Attorney General to Secretary Mills on Opinion Relating to Circulation Privilege Granted Certain U.S. Bonds Under Section 29 of the Federal Home Loan Bank Act, August 13, 1932
Section 29 of the Federal Home Loan Bank Act
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on August 15, August 16, 1932
Tenders for Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, August 18, 1932
"The Financial Crisis and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation" Address to be Delivered by Ogden L. Mills at the Commencement Exercises of Bryant-Stratton College of Business Administration, August 19, 1932
Tenders for $60 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on August 22, August 23, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, August 25, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills Made on Behalf of the Conference of the Banking and Industrial Chairmen, August 25, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills before the President's Conference of Banking and Industrial Committees, August 26, 1932
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on August 29, August 30, 1932
Address of Undersecretary Arthur A. Ballantine at the Exercises at Federal Hall, New York, as a Part of the George Washington Bicentennial Celebration of the 143rd Birthday of the Treasury Department, September 2, 1932
Treasury Offering of Notes of Series A-1937 and Series TS-1933, September 6, 1932
Subscription Books for Current Offering of Series TS-1933 and Series A-1937 Notes Closed September 6, September 7, 1932
Speech Deliverd by Ogden L. Mills at Portland, Maine, September 10, 1932
"Unemployment Relif by Public Building Construction" Speech by Assistant Secretary Ferry K. Heath in the National Radio Forum, September 13, 1932
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Offering of Treasury Notes of Series A-1937 and Seires TS-1933, September 14, 1932
Payments of Debts by Foreign Countries Postponed (Estonia, Latvia, Poland), September 15, 1932
H.F. Mires Re-assumes Position as Assistant tot the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, September 16, 1932
Letter from Secretary Mills to John W. Polo, Comptroller of the Currency, on Polo's Resignation, September 20, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, September 22, 1932
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-Day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on September 26, September 27, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills on Debt Funding Agreement with Germany, September 28, 1932
"Credit Agencies in the Fight Against Depression" An Address Delivered by Assistant Secretary James H. Douglas before the Philadelphia County Medical Society, September 28, 1932
"The Public Credit: Its Protection and Utilization" Remarks of Undersecretary Arthur A. Ballantine before the Annual Convention of Morris Plan Bankers Association, September 29, 1932
"Policy of Federal Land Banks" Statement by Acting Secretary Arthur A. Ballantine, October 3, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, October 4, 1932
"The Financial Panic and Program of Reconstruction" Speech to be Delivered by Ogden L. Mills before the Annual Convention of the American Bankers' Association at Los Angeles, California, October 5, 1932
Treasury Offering Subscription for 3% 4 1/2-year Notes of Series B-1937, October 6, 1932
Subscriptions Books for Current Bill Offering Closed October 6, October 7, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 92-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on October 7, October 8, 1932
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of 4 1/2-year Treasury Notes of Series B-1937, October 11, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, October 13, 1932
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Offering of Series B-1937 Notes, October 13, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks October 17, October 18, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $80 Million, October 20, 1932
"Federal Taxation Today" Address of Undersecretary Arthur A. Ballantine before the Annual Meeting of Associated Industries of Massachusetts, October 20, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills, October 21, 1932
Letter from George R. Fearon, Temporary President of the New York State Senate, to Secretary Mills, October 19, 1932
"The Service of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation" Address of Undersecretary Arthur A. Ballantine before the New Englad Council Bank Management Conference, October 21, 1932
Remarks of Assistant Secretary James H. Douglas before the Eastern Regional Conference of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers, October 21, 1932
Tenders for $80 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on Octover 24, October 25, 1932
"Aspects of Federal Finance" Address of Undersecretary Arthur A. Ballantine before 21st Annual Convention of Investment Bankers Association of America, October 26, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, November 2, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on November 4, November 5, 1932
Statement by Acting Secretary Ballantine, November 7, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, November 10, 1932
Update on Foreign Debt from Greece and Hungary, November 10, 1932
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bill Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on November 14, November 15, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, November 17, 1932
Tenders for $60 Million of 92-day Treasury Bills Were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on November 21, November 22, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, November 23, 1932
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on November 28, November 29, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills on Austrian Government Guaranteed Loan, December 1, 1932
Treasury Offering of Series B-1936 and Series TD-1933 Notes, December 7, 1932
Subscription Books for Offering of Series B-1936 and Series TD-1933 Notes Closed December 7, December 8, 1932
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of Series B-1936 and Series TD-1933 Treasury Notes, December 12, 1932
Statement by Secretary Mills before the Ways and Means Committee on H.R. 13312, December 14, 1932
"Industry and the Federal Tax Problem" Remarks of Undersecretary Arthur A. Ballantine before the Annual Meeting of the American Mining Congress, Washington, D.C., December 16, 1932
Final Subscriptions and Allotment Figures on Series B-1936 and Series TD-1933 Notes, December 16, 1932
Payments from Foreign Governments, December 15, 1932
"Some Fundamentals of Recovery" Remarks of Undersecretary Arthur A. Ballantine at the Luncheon of the Bond Club of New York, December 19, 1932
Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, December 20, 1932
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on December 23, December 24, 1932
Opinion of Attorney General on Section 601 of Revenue Act of 1932, December 30, 1932

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United States. Department of the Treasury. "Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on August 8, August 9, 1932," in United States. Department of the Treasury. "Volume 9," Press Releases of the United States Department of the Treasury (July 1, 1932 - December 30, 1932) : 55-56. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6111/item/586847/toc/557681 , accessed on April 18, 2021.

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