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Fed.Res.Bd .Lib.Case, Jo Herbert

The banks and the government: remarks to the NewJersey Savings Bank's association, at Essex House,Newark, N.J., Thursday, November 12, 1936• (N.Y, 1936?)

13 p.


CASE, J. Herbert

The Desirability of Commercial Paper as a BankInvestment,1* PROCEEDINGS, 9th Annual Convention, NewJersey Bankers1 Association, 1912*


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Case, J. Herbert

The desirability of commercial paper as a bankinvestment; an analysis.. •delivered before the NevJersey bankers association, May 3, 1912. (N.Y.? 1912)

19 p.


a»e *1 *


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Case, J. Herbert

Financing the U.S. government; address before thebankers forum, Oct. 25, 1922. (New York, 1922)

6 p. charts


CASE, J . Herbert

"Federal Reserve System and Development of ForeignTrade," COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, v . 113,Oct. 8 , 1921, pp. 1524-1526.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS HG1.C7 v . 113

"Reserve System^ Abi l i t y to Meet Credit Needs,"COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, v . I l l , Nov. 27 , 1920,pp. 2099-2100.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 1.C7. v . I l l


Clayton, LawrenceRelationship of the Federal Reserve to

the dual banking system: address beforeNinth Virginia Bankers Conference,Charlottesville, Va., S e p t . &Wash., 19^9.

18 p« (mimeo) 26cirw


Fed.Res.BcULib.Collins, Gharlea Wallace

The branch banking question* N.Y,, Macmillancompany, 1926,

182 p*


Fed.Res.BcLLib.Collins, Charles Wallace

Economic and business reasons for the big bankmerger movement. Fundamental realignment in Americanbanking*

(Clipping from: Trust cos*, V.49: 14-16, July 1929)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Collins, Charles ¥allace

How far apart are the Senate and House on theMcFaddea bill?

(In: Am. bank, assn. jr., V.19: 67-68, 107-103,August 1926)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib«Collins, Charles Wallace

Investment securities legal for national banks:opinion of Charles W. Collins upon the scope and legaleffect of the regulations of the Comptroller of theCurrency further defining the tenn "investmentsecurities," as used in the McFadden bank act ofFebruary 25, 1927. Wash., B.C. Kiplinger, Babsonand Jacobs, 1927.

34 p-


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Collins, Charles Wallace

McCormick, Medill, 1877 -• ••Plan for a national budget system, submitted byHon. Medill McCormick with legal citations, authorities,historical precedents, and charts by Charles WallaceCollins.*. Wash., Govt. Ptg. Off., 1913,

53 p. diagrs. (65th Cong. 2d sess. H. Doc. no. 1006)Ordered to be printed March 27, 1918.


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Collins, Charles Wallace

The nsrtional banks at the cross-roads.*.

(In: Am* bankers assfn., Jour., V*l6: 572-74, March 1924)


Fed.Res.BdoLib*Collins, Charles Wallace

Nationwide branch banking.

(Clipping from: Bank^ag, (N.Y.) V.117: 509-516,October 1928)


Fed.Res.Bd.LIKCollins, Charles Wallace

Rural banking reform. New York, Macmillan co«,1931.

187 p.


COMMONS, John IL

"The Federal Reserve System and PriceStabilisation*w Speech given before the StableMoney Association, New York City, February 8,1927 •


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Copeland, Morris A.

Business stabilization by agreement»

(In: American Economic Association, American EconomicReview, V.34: 328-339, June 19U)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Copeland, Morris A»

The capital budget and the war effort.

(In; American Economic Association, American EconomicReview, V.33: 38-49, Part 1, March 1943)


Fed.Res*Bd.Lib.Copeland, Morris A*

The defense effort and the national incomeresponse pattern,

(In: University of Chicago, Journal of PoliticalEconomy, V.50: 415-426, June 1942)


Fed.Res.BdJ.ib,Copeland, Morris A.

The distribution of wealth and income, (Anaddress presented at the semi-annual meeting of theAcademy of Political Science, March 25, 1938•)

(In: Academy of Political Science, Proceedings,V.18: 70-82, May 1938)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib,Copeland, Morris A,

How large is our national income?

(In: Jour. Pol, Econ., V.40: 771-795, December 1932)


Fed.Res*Bd.Lib.Copeland, Morris A.

An index of the dollar volume of re ta i l trade,19H-1927-

(In: Harv. bus, rev. , V.7: 175-184, January 1929)


Fed.Fes.Bd.Lib*Copeland, Morris A.

Money, trade and prices - a test of causal primacy,

(In: Quar, jr. of econ., V.43: 648-666, August 1929)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Copeland, Morris A.

National bureau of economic research, inc.Concerning a nev Federal financial statement,

by Morris A. Copeland. N.Y., Bureau, 1947.

63 p» (Technical paper no. 5, December, 194-7)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Copeland:, Morris A«

National income and capital formation, by MorrisA» Copeland and Edwin M. Martin* (A review of "Nationalincome and capital formation > 1919-1935: a preliminaryreport* and Commodity flow and capital formation".Volume I, by Simon Kuznets.)

(In: University of Chicago, Journal of PoliticalEconomy, V.47: 398-407, Jime 1939)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Copeland, Morris A.

National wealth and income - an interpretation,

(In: Amer. stat. assn. Journal, V.30: 377-86, Jtme,1935)


Fed • Res. Bd .Copelaad, Morris A.

Some suggestions for improving our formation onwholesale commodity prices.

(In: Amer, stat, assn. proceedings, V.26: 110-115*March, 1931)


FecURes.Bd.Lib.Copeland, Morris A,

Special purpose indexes for the equation ofexchange for the U.S., 1919-1927.

(In: J r . Am. stat . assn., V.24: 109-126, June 1929)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Copeland, Morris A,

The VPB index of var production, by Morris A.Copeland, Jerome Jacobson and Herman Lasken.

(In: American Statistical Association, Journal,V.40: H5-159, June )


Crlssinger, Daniel Richard, I860-Address • •• before the District of Columbia

bankers association t Wash,, D#C.t Ar>r. 26, 1921*Wash., D#C.f 1921#

U p. (mim) 27cm#


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, I860- Fed .Has »Bd .Lib*Address ••• ^before the Louisiana "bankers

association, at New Orleans, La#f Anri# 19,

19 p# (mini) 27cm#


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, I860- Fed. Res ,Bd .Lib.Address ... before the Maine "banker8

association, Augusta, Maine, June 17, 1922.Wesh., D.C., 1922.U p. (Mim) 27cm.


Crissinger, Daniel Richard. I860- Fed,Res.Bd.Lib*Address ••• ^before the Sew York chapter,

American institute of ̂ banking, Ifew York,Fel>. lgf 1922* Wash., D#C.t 1922#7 :>• (mim) 26cm#


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, 18bO- Fed•Res•Bd•Lib•Address ••• before the Pennsylvania "bankers1

association Pittsburgh, ?a. , May 26f 1922#Wash., D.C., 1922.6 r># (mim) 27cm#


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, l?60- ped.Hes.Bd.Lib.Address of the Comptroller of the Currency

"before the Horida "bankers association,Gainesville, 71%., Aiaril 22, 1922.Wash., B.C., 1922.

5 r>. (mim) 27cm.


FedUBss.BdJdb*Crissinger, Daniel Richard, I860-

Branch banks again,

(In: U#S. Investor, v.33:2001-03, 30 S «22)

Includes letter of Comptroller Orissinger toCongressman Dyer*


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, 1*60- Ped.R08.Bd.Lib.Branches for national 'banks.

(In: U.S. Investor, v#3U:l7U5-U9, 21J1 '23)


Crlsslnger, Daniel Richard, I860-Crisslnger urges strengthening of federal

reserve- Controller wants perpetual chartersIssued to national "banks - hoard Itself recommendsadditional credit facilities for nations18 farmingIndustry*

(Clipping from: U,Y* Even#postt 12 7 f23t T>,ltcol. lt p#3, col.3-U) PERIODICAL


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, I860- Fed.Baa«BdJdb.Foreign trade relations - the debts of our

Allies and the stabilization of internationalexchange: address before the National RepublicanClub, Uew York, N.Y#I Jan. 21t 1922#Wash., V.O., 1922.

7 p. (mim) 2?cm#


Crissinger, Daniel Richard,Gilbert, Clinton Wallace, 1871-

Hour shall we use the Reserve system? -learning the functions of the Federal reserve innormal times should be our responsibil ity says

Mr. Crissinger,

(Clipping from: Burroughs clearing house, v# 7,no#10:5-7, Jl f23) PERIODICAL


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, 1S6O- Fed•Res.Bd•Lib•Governor Crissinger of Federal reserve "board

says proposal to pay 2 per cent interest onFederal reserve deposits is wrong in principle.

{In: Com'l and fin, chron.f v # U S : 1092-93#8 Mr U)

Letter to Representative Wingo of Jeb. 13f


Crissinser, Daniel Richard, I860- Fed.Hes.Bd.Lib.Kane, Thomas P

The romance and tragedy of "banking; woblemsand incidents of governmental supervision ofnational l>anksf Kew 7orkf The Bankerspublishing co.t 1922.2 v. ports.t facsims. 2Ucm#


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, I860- Fed*Hes.Bd.Lib(

An optimist's Mrdseye view of "businessconditions *md prospectsS address "before thePennsylvania state chamber of commerce,HarrisTaurg, Oct. IS, 1923. Wash., D.C#t 1923,

17 p.(mim) 27cm, ( 6 )


Crissinger. Daniel Richard, I860- Fed.Res*Bd.Lib•Oar new responsibil it ies: address "before

the National bank section, American "bankersassociation convention at Los Angeles, Calif* #Oct. 5t 192U Wash., JMLBoard, 1921,

10 p#(mlm)


Crissinger, Daniel Richard, I860- Fed.Res.Bd•Lib,States have varied experiences under guaranty

of "bank deposits - interesting summary of legis-lation and operation of laws is presented bycomptroller.

(Clipping from: Mid-continent Bankerf March 1922fpp.13-11*; April 19221 VV.lU-15)


Crissinger. Daniel Richard, I860-Two per cent on Reserve "balances - an authorised

Interview with D#R# Crissinger - the problemsof the smaller banks as viewed 'by the head ofthe Federal reserve system •••

(In: Am# hankers assfnt Jour#t v.

6O7f Mr l0


Crlssinger, Daniel Richard, lg&V Fed.Bes.Bd.Lib*We need a new international unit to use as a

financial yardstick* this unit should be representedby a substantial gold reserve plus a safe share ofcarefully selected securities.

(In: Northwestern banker, v.26t no.UlO, p.33»119-121, Oc I2l)


CROVLEI, Hon. Leo T.

"Bank Capital Ratios Today• " Address beforeWisconsin Bankers Conference, April 7, 194-2.


FecURes.Bd.Lib.Currie, Lauchlin

The decline of the commercial loan*

(In: Harvard University, Quarterly Journal ofEconomics, V.45: 698-709, August 1931)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Currie, Lauchlin

Domestic stabil i ty and the mechanism of tradeadjustment to international capital movements, rup. , n«d

19 p.


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Currie, Lauchlin

The economic distribution of demand deposits.(Revision of a paper presented at the 99th annualmeeting of the American Statistical Association,Atlantic City, New Jersey, December 28, 1937•)

(in: American Statistical Association, Journal,V.33: 319-326, June 1933)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Currie, Lauchlin

Failure of monetary policy to prevent thedepression of 1929-1932.

(In: Jour, of pol. eeon*, V.42: 145-77, April 1934)



Member bank indebtedness and net demand depositsin the Federal reserve system.

(In: Quar. jour, econ., V.^6: 509*525, May, 1932)



Member bank reserves and bank debits.

(In: Quar. jour, econ., V.47: 349-356, Februaiy 1933)


Fed«Bes.Bd*Lib.Currie, Lauchlin

Money, gold and income in the United States,1931-32.

(In; Quar. jour, econ,, V.48: 77-128, November 1933)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib,Currie, Lauchlin

Should we make a loan to Italy?

(In: Commercial and Financial Chronicle, V.163:3469, 3508, June 27, 1946)



Stabilization of purchasing power through theuse of public credit: address before American EconomicAssociation meeting at Chicago* Distribution ofpurchasing pover and business fluctuations roundtable, December 30, 1936. Vash., D,C, 1936.

18 p* (mim)



The supply and control of money in the UnitedStates. Caabridge, Harvard univ. press, 1934.

199 p.

... 2nd ed. Rev, 1935 199 P«



Treatment of credit in contemporary monetarytheory.

(In: Jour, pol, econ., V.41: 58-79, February 1933)


Davis, Chester Fed.Ites*Bd*Idb»[American agriculture]: Radio address

delivered over the network of the IfcitnalBroadcasting System from station WOX̂Wash., D.C., Oct. 17f l$Uo# Wash.fD.C#

g p# (mim) 26cm* (PR 177)


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