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1 AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION. State Bank Division Report of Committee on Federal Reserve Relationship* New York: 1934-

2 Unsigned AMERICIN BANKERS ASSOCIATION WHY state banks joined the Reserve System and what they think of it. (American Bankers Association. Journal. New York, U. v. 11, D , ; v. 12, p )

3 Anonymous Are state banks slackers? THE ANNALIST, June, 1916* p* 1. Question suggested by failure to join federal reserve system.

4 BALDWIN, A. Objections of country national ba#ks to federal reserve system, TEUST COMPANIES, February, pp.

5 BLAIR, F. Membership in the federal reserve system, BANKERS MAGAZINE, Axigust, 1918.

6 BLAIR, Frank Varrenner. Membership in the Federal Reserve System (Co.Timercial and financial chronicle. New York, f. v. 106, p ) Digitized for FRASER

7 BLAIR, Frank Warrenner. Membership in the Federal Reserve System. (Bankers raagazine. New York, v. 97, p ) Digitized for FRASER

8 BLAIR, Frank Varrenner. Membership in the Federal Reserve System. (Michigan Bankers Association. Annual convention. Detroit , p )

9 )/7o^/c/ frisv/ Oft**/}**<&/<*&.

10 BRAINARD, George Expanding the influence of the Federal Reserve System through increased state bank membership, in LECTURES FOR BANKERS AND BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, ed, by Villiam McKee. New Wilmington, Pa.: Economic and Business Foundation, Inc., c. 1940, pp

11 CAMERON, P. G. Federal Reserve discrimination against state banks, TBUST COMPANIES, August, 1927.

12 CAMERON, P* G. Federal Reserve discrimination against state banks, TRUST COMPANIES, August, 1927 A criticism of the regulations of the F.R. Board concerning conditions to be met by state banks applying for membership in the Federal Reserve System. It is contended that these regulations go beyond the legislative authority of the Board, benefit national banks at the expense of state banks, and have a tendency to centralize control under Federal authority. Abstract by V. 0. WEIPORTH, American Economic Review. XVII, Dec, 1927, p. 758-

13 CHAPMAN, Joseph. Relations that should exist between Federal Reserve Banks and their members. (American Bankers Association. Proceedings. New York, , p )

14 COLLINS, Fred L. Will country banks go into Reserve System? (Rand-McHally bankers monthly. Chicago, v. 36, no. 5, p. 3A, )

15 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Unsigned) INQUIRY into why state banks and trust companies remain out of Federal Reserve System. (Commercial and financial chronicle. New York, f. v. 117, p

16 COUSINS, Marshall. Desirability of state bank membership in the Federal Reserve System. (National Association of Supervisors of State Banks. Proceedings. New Orleans, , p )

17 COUSINS, Marshall Desirability of state bank membership in the Federal Reserve System, An address before the convention of National Association of Supervisors of State Banks at Seattle, Washington: privately printed, 1920.

18 COUSINS, Marshall Desirability of state bank membership in the Federal Reserve System. An Address. July 1920.

19 COUSINS, Marshall Desirability of state bank membership in the Federal Reserve System. An address before the Convention of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks, Seattle, Washington, July, Privately printed.

20 P-QJUtV Don M- I lh)nt> t * Dante ifrcl Me t~eaero( observe Digitized for FRASER

21 DEMMERT, Joseph Author File Correspondent Banks and the Federal Beserve System, (University of Chicago), JOUENAL OF BUSINESS, June, 1924, pp

22 DEMMERY, Joseph Correspondent banks and the Federal Reserve System (University of Chicago) JOURNAL OF BUSINESS, June, 1924, pp

23 DEW,. C. State banks and the Federal Reserve System. (Texas bankers record. Dallas, U v. 7, no. 7, p )

24 ELLIOTT, Edvard. State bank membership in the Federal Reserve System. (Washington Bankers Association. Proceedings. Spokane, 1919? , p U.)

25 ELLIOTT, Edvard. State banks in the Federal Reserve System. (Idaho Bankers Association. Proceedings. Boise 1919? , p )

26 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO. Membership in The Federal Reserve System from the State Bank Vievpoint. Letters from state bank members in the Chicago district giving their opinions of the advantages and defects of the System. Chicago: Federal Reserve Bank, 1920.

27 FEDERAL RESERVE BAHK OF CLEVELAND The answer; letters from state bank members in the Cleveland district giving their opinions on the federal reserve system

28 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CLEVELAND THE ANSWER. Letters from state bank members in the Cleveland District giving their opinions of the Federal Reserve System. Cleveland: Federal Reserve Bank, November, 1918.

29 FEDERAL BESERVE BANK OF DALLAS Why state banks should Join the federal reserve system: letters from state bank members in the Dallas district giving their opinion on the federal reserve system* Dallas: Federal Reserve Bank, 1919.

30 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MIN3EAPOLIS Membership in the federal reserve system* Minneapolis: Federal Reserve Agent 1st ed,, 2d ed., nd ed, September 20, 1921.

31 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK Questions and Answers relating to the Membership of State Institutions in The Federal Reserve System, New York: Federal Reserve Bank, June 1, 1918.

32 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND Questions and Answers on the Federal Reserve System. Richmond; Federal Reserve Bank, 1st ed., July, d rev. ed., 1927.

33 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO State Bank Members. Their experience in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District as shown in ninety letters collected and printed by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco in 1920.

34 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO State Bank Membership in the Federal Reserve System. Questions and Answers prepared for and printed by the Federal Reserve Bank mmt&bm San Francisco, FPB-SF, December, 1919.

35 FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN Changes in membership in the federal reserve system during April, Changes in membership in the federal reserve system during April, 1927.

36 Unsigned FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN CHANGES in membership In the Federal Reserve System, (United States. - Federal Reserve Board. Federal Reserve bulletin. Washington, 1925* A. v. 11, p )

37 ECONOMIC WORLD (Unsigned) QUESTION of increasing the membership of the country*s banks in the Federal Reserve System* (Economic world. Sew York, A» new series, v. 26, p *)

38 FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN QUESTION of increasing the membership of the country 1 s banks in the Federal Reserve System. (United States. Federal Reserve Board. Federal Reserve bulletin. Washington, v. 9, p )

39 FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN STATE bank membership in New England. (United States. - Federal Reserve Board. Federal Reserve bulletin* Washington, v. U> p )

40 FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN Experience of state banks in Federal Reserve System, May, 1917

41 FISHER, Clyde 0. TRIPLICATE "A banking fallacy," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XVI, N6«A, December, 1926, pp* Membership in F.R*S*- see Bank Reserves and Eeserve Requirements Membership in F.IU system and changes in reserve requirements balance of gain for commercial banks*

42 FRAME, Andrev Jay Inequity between central reserve city and country banks, AMERICAN BANKER, (New York), Vol* 84, no. 4, 1919, pp. 45 and 64.

43 FRAME, Andrew Jay. Inequity between central reserve city and country banks. (American banker. New York, U. v. 8U, no. 1, p. U5> 64.)

44 FRAME, Andrew J. ((Pres«, Waukesha National Bank of Vi&eoasin) Why Co Not the State Banks Joint the Federal Reserve Systera? THE NEW 3K)S TIMES ANNUAL FINANCIAL REVIEW, Jamuuy, Reprint 8 pp.

45 GIDNET, R. M. "Relations of Reserve Banks to Member Banks and Inter-Relations of Federal Reserve Banks," THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE, Vol. XCIX, No. 188, January, 1922.

46 GIDNEY, Ray M. Relations of Reserve Banks to member banks and interrelations of Federal Reserve Banks. (American Academy of Political and Social Science. Annals. Philadelphia, v. 99, p )

47 GIDNEI, Ray M. "Relations of Reserve Banks to Member Banks and InteryRelations of Federal Reserve Banks," THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE, Vol. XCIX, No. 188, January, 1922.

48 GILBERT, R. R. Relations between Federal Reserve Bank and members. (New Mexico Bankers 1 Association. Proceedings. Albuquerque 1919? , p )

49 GREENTOOD, Frederick. Relations between Federal Reserve Banks and member banks. (American Institute of Banking. Bulletin. New York, v. 5, p

50 GREGG, William. Check clearance in Federal Reserve Banking System. (Credit monthly. New York, v. 26, no. 9, p , 31.)

51 GUARANTI THUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK Reason* for entering the federal reserve system* New York, 1917.

52 GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK Reasons for Entering the Federal Reserve System* New York: Guaranty Trust Comapny, 1917.

53 HAEDING,. P. G. "State Bank Membership in the Federal Reserve System," THE COMMERCIAL & FIAHANCIAL CHRONICLE. Bankers' Convention Section, October 13, 1917.

54 HARDING, V. P. G. "State Bank Membership in the Federal Reserve System," THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE. Bankers' Convention Section, October 13, 1917.

55 HAZLEWOOD, Craig B. State banks 1 interst in Federal Reserve. (Rand-McHally bankers monthly. Chicago, I?, v. 36, no. 11, p , )

56 HITT, G. R. Why the state banks should join the Federal Reserve System, (Idaho Bankers Association. Proceedings. BoiseJ_9l8?j , p )

57 HULBERT, Edmund Daniel. Trust companies and the Federal Reserve System. (Trust companies. New York, v. 27, p )

58 HOLBERT, E. D. Three important obstacles to membership fin the federal reserve system], Proceedings, Trust Co. Division, American Bankers Association, 1915, pp

59 ILLINOIS, University of THE BANKING STRUCTURE OF THE SEVENTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, VITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBERSIIP AND RESERVE POSITION OF BANKS Urbana: University of Illinois, Bureau of Business Research, Bulletin No* 33, pp.

60 JACKSON, V. F. Shall state banks join the Federal Reserve? (Banker-farmer* Madison, Vis., 1923# 4. v* 10, no, U, p. MO

61 JAMES, G. IL H The countiy bank and the federal reserve system, w AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, October, Pp. 2. A plea for country banks to join the F.R. System,

62 JAY, Pierre, The Federal Reserve System, state banks and par collections. (American Academy of Political and Social Science. Annals* Philadelphia, v. 99, p )

63 JAY, Pierre. State institutions and the Reserve System. (United States investor. New York, U. v. 29, p )

64 JAY, Pierre A National Necessity: State Institutions in the Federal Reserve System, TRUST COMPANIES MAGAZINE, Vol. XXVIII, no. 4-, April, 1918.

65 JAT, Pierre The country banker and the federal reserve system, ECONOMIC ORLD, May, Reprinted ed.: New York: pp.

66 JONES, Breckenridge A Further Discussion of State Banks and Trust Companies Entering the Federal Reserve System. An address before the State Bankers of Kansas at Topeka, Kansas, May 7, Privately printed.

67 JONES, B. A further discussion of state banks and trust companies entering the federal reserve system. [An address before the Convention of State Bankers of Kansas at Topeka, Kansas, May 7, 19183, TRUST COM PANIES, May 1918.

68 JONES, B. Consideration of the federal reserve system from the standpoint of the trust company or state bank, TRUST COMIANIES, October, 1917.

69 JONES, B* Reasons vhy one state institution entered the federal reserve system [Mississippi Valley Trust Co* of St. Louis]* 1917.

70 JONES, B. Reasons for entering reserve system, TRUST COMPANIES, August, 1917.

71 JONES, B. Reasons for entering reserve system, TPUST COMPANIES, Ancjust, pp. 4.

72 JONES, Breckenridge Reasons Why One State Institution Entered the Federal Reserve System. St. Louis: Mississippi Valley Trust Company, 1917.

73 JONES, B. Does the federal reserve system need the state banks? (A talk before the Kansas State Bankers 1 convention at Wichita, Kansas, on April 22, [Privately printed]

74 JONES, Breckinridge The Relation of State Banks and Trust Companies to the Federal Reserve Act. An address delivered before the Alabama Bankers 1 Convention, Decatur, Alabama on May 12, Privately printed.

75 JONES, Breckenridge Does the Federal Reserve System Need the State Banks? A talk before the Kansas State Bankers 1 Convention at Vichita, Kansas, on April 22, 1915* Privately printed*

76 LITERARY DIGEST (Unsigned^ MORE state banks wanted in the Federal Reserve System. (Literary digest. Hew York, U. v* 76, no. 6, p. 80*)

77 LITTLETON, William G. Why our trust company joined the Federal Reserve (Band-McNally bankers monthly* Chicago, U. v. 40, no. 10, p. 25,

78 LOUNSBURY, R. H. and FISHER, C. 0. Author File "Two dangers threatening the Federal Reserve System, SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY, April, Federal Reserve System Membership and Bank Relations

79 LYFOED, F. E. The country banks and the Federal Reserve System, MOODY'S MAGAZINE, September, 1915.

80 MARTIN, William McChesney. Sr* Why state banks should join the Federal Reserve System. (Kentucky Bankers Association. Proceedings. Louisville, 1918? , p )

81 MARTIN, William McChesney, Sr. Advantages of membership in the Federal Reserve System. (Arkansas banker. Little Rock, %. v. 2, no. 10, p )

82 MABTIN, William McChesney, Sr. How state banks may become members of the Federal Reserve System. (Missouri Bankers Association. Proceedings. Chicago,[1919? , P )

83 MARTIN, William McChesney, Sr. Federal Reserve System and its relation to small banks. (Mississippi banker. Jackson, v. 5, p. 51, 53, )

84 MARTIN, Villiam McChesney, Sr. Uhy state banks should join the Federal Reserve System. (Chicago banker. Chicago v. 46, no. 17, p ) Digitized for FRASER

85 MASON, John H. Membership in Reserve System. (American banker. New York, v. 83, p ) Address to Pennsylvania Bankers 1 Association.

86 McKEE, H. St 111 the Federal Reserve System help the country banks? BANKERS MAGAZINE, May, 1915.

87 MCLAUGHLIN, George v. Relationship of state banking systems with the Federal Reserve System. (National Association of Supervisors of State Banks. Proceedings. New Orleans, , p )

88 MEYER, Eugene, Jr. Statement.«Hearings before the House Oonmittee on Currency and Banking on Bills S (H.R ), January Jl, 1925, pp. 42-5, 54-6, Washington: GEO, 1925* banks remaining outside fed. Res. system

89 MILLER, John M. Advantages of membership in Federal Reserve System. (American banker. New York, v. 33, p )

90 MILLER, John M. Not only national, but international necessity for state institutions joining the Federal Reserve System. (South Carolina Bankers' Association. Proceedings. n.p.[19l3?} , p )

91 MOEHLENPAH, Henry A. Why banks should join the Reserve System. (Rand-McNally bankers monthly. Chicago, A. v. 37, no. 1, p )

92 MOEHLENPAH, Henry A. State banks and the Federal Reserve System. (American Bankers Association. Proceedings. New York, , p )

93 MURRAY, P. A. Why state banks remain outside the Federal Reserve System. (Texas bankers record. Dallas, v. 7, no. 7, p )

94 M Nahm, Max B. Old fashioned unit banking. (In:.American bankers association Journal, Oct.,1929, p.313- ) Local credit can thrive best in a unit bank. Membership in the Federal Reserve System declared guarantee of independence for small banks. Branch banks Federal reserve system-membership " " aid state banks. * " * and country banks Tfnit Banks

95 NATIONAL ASSN. OF SUPERVISORS OF STATS BANKS (Uniigned) IS it wise for all banks in United States to be members of the Federal Reserve System? (National Association of Supervisors of State Banks. Proceedings. New Orleans, , p )

96 NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW IORK National Banking under the Federal Reserve gyeten. Nev York, National City Bank, pp. Baker Library, Harvard Business School

97 NEWCOMER, Waldo. Improving the relations between Federal Reserve and member banks. (American Bankers Association. Proceedings. New York, , p )

98 NEWCOMER, Waldo. Why non-member banks should join System. (Rand-McNally bankers monthly. Chicago, A. v. 36, no. 11, p. UU-U5, )

99 NOTES, Alexander D. "Membership and Control of the Proposed Federal Reserve Bank System," PROCEEDINGS of the Academy of Political Science, Vol. IV, No. 1, October, 1913*

100 fi*i>ptn*e/ \/*AJ) IQuuiAoe p&uli~. filfouu*. -Treated**yz Jj wo P&0>Qe*<JiA j PA ft,-., VSt i" &:t &J. /9/i pp /*? ^-32-

101 POLE, J.. Plight of national banking system under new conditions in banking field, what steps can be taken to make it of advantage to state banks and trust companies to hold national charters? BANKERS MAGAZINE, July, 1929*

102 PRESTON, Otis R. Author File The Need for Banking Integration Through Federal Reserve Membership. New Brunswick: The Graduate School of Banking, Rutgers University, pp. thesis

103 PRESTON, Otis R. The Meed for Banking Integration through Federal Reserve Membership* Thesis subailtted to Graduate School of Banking, American Bankers Assn*, Rutgers University. New Brunswick* June Pp. 88.

104 REAVIS, Charles Frank. Representative Reavis on coercive methods of the Federal Reserve Banks tovard Nebraska state banks. (Commercial and financial chronicle. New York, f. v. 110, p )

105 KEINHARDT, C. Henry ^Membership of State Banks in the Federal Reserve System" (Foreword by E, E. Agger) Union City, N.J., Hudson Dispatch Printers, 194-3*

106 SADD, V. A. Shotild savings banks join the federal reserve aystem? JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, April, 1919.

107 SIMMONDS, Frank W. Hov the state banks regard the Federal Reserve System. (American Bankers Association. Journal. New York, 1924* A 0, r. 17, p , ) Digest of A,95A answers by state bankers to a questionnaire sent out by a special committee of the American Bankers Association. Main criticisms are summarized and answered.

108 i ASSOCIATION JOU^AJ/^U <*W//, R^-ZS* pp.1**1, Ut»

109 SIMMONDS, F* V. How the state banks regard the federal reserve system, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, August, 1924-

110 SMITH, Alexander W* In re: par clearance* (Bank director* New York, 1924» , May, p* 10-11, 80-81*)

111 Tipeells Ckan.(*u» oani-ord Slah; ka*k& **- %* KJASO*IS> Ra*asoJ> A^te**.*.

112 TIPPETTS, C. E. STATE BANKS AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. New York: Van Nostrand, Pp* viii, 393* Reviewed by: E.A. Goldenweiser, A.E.R., March 1930.

113 TIPPETTS, Charles S. tt Fiduciaiy Pwers of National Banks, 11 THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Vol- XV, No* 3, September, 1925, pp Membership in F«R. System

114 TIPPETTS, Charles S. "State Bank Withdravals from the Federal Reserve System," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XIII, September 1923, pp

115 TIPP1TTS, Oharles S. State bank withdrawals from the Federal Reserve System, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XIII, December, 192J, pp

116 TIPPETTS, Charles S. State bank withdrawals from the Federal Reserve System. (American economic review. New Haven, v. 13, p )

117 TIPPETTS, C, S. State bank withdravals from the federal reserve system, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XIII, September, 1923.

118 Ike decline $ itm**\h<ns.h>f3 m ^*«e Oourtcac co/oor+h Vtl

119 TIPPETTS, C. S. The decline of membership in the federal reserve system, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMI, April, 1928.

120 TIPPETTS, Charles S. The par remittance controversy. (American economic review. New Haven, v. 14, p )

121 TIPPETTS, Oharles S. State bank withdrawals from the federal reserve system, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XIII, September, 192J, pp* pp

122 TKEMAN, Robert Henry. Federal Reserve Bank and its relations to banking institutions. (New York State Bankers 1 Association. Proceedings. Albany 1918? , p )

123 Unsigned MEMBERSHIP in Federal Reserve System in various states. (Commercial and financial chronicle. New York, fo. v. 115, p* 2013.)

124 nsi^ujr ra... TJI p of ^aj^s i n the Federal Reserve System. (Economic world. New York, new series, v, 24> p. 7310

125 Unsigned WHY state banks should join Reserve System. (American banker. New York, v. 83, p )

126 '*c FeJeraJ IUA&>UJ> <J*J&/CU*. Digitized for FRASER

127 U.S. Congress Inquiry on membership in the federal reserve system. Public Act. No. 503* 68 Congress* 1923.

128 U.S. Congress. Senate. State banks in the federal reserve system. (Senate Doc. No Congress)

129 U.S. Federal Advisory Council Hov can the Federal Reserve System increase the value or scope of its services to member banks in practicable or desirable ways. A survey made by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System presented during the meeting of the Federal Advisory Council at Washington, May 15-17, Washington: 1938* 37 pp.

130 WADE, Fertus J. Vhy state banks should join the federal reserve system, TRUST COMPANIES, May, pp. Reply to criticisms of federal reserve act*

131 WADE, Festus J. Why state banks should join the Federal Reserve System, TRUST COMPANIES, Hay, 1916.

132 WARBURG, Paul Moritz, ant others. Inquiry into reasons why state banks and trust companies remain out of Federal Reserve System. Views of Paul M. Warburg, D. R. Crissinger, C. S. Hamlin, etc. (Commercial and financial chronicle. New York, f. v. 117, p

133 VARBURG, Paul Moritz (1868- ) The Federal Reserve System and the Banks. Address before the New York State Bankers 1 Convention, June 9, New York: Press of the Financial Age, Pp. 33*

134 WARBURG, Paul M. The federal reserve system and the banks, BANKERS MAGAZINE, July, 1916.

135 WELLBORN, M. B. State banks and the Federal Reserve System. (American banker. New York, A > v. 84, no. 37, p )

136 VILDMAN, Murray S. Relation of the state banks to the federal reserve system, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, November, 1918;

137 WILLIS, Henry Parker. Membership in Reserve System as a sound business proposition. (Trust companies. New York, v. 26, p

138 WILLIS, H. Parker Relation of federal reserve system to state banks and trust companies, TRUST COMPANIES, Februaiy, 1916* PP* 3. Presents the direct and indirect advantages which would come to these institutions in joining the fed* reserve system. Abstract by Don C. Barrett, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, VI, June, 1916, p. 490.

139 WILLIS, H. Parker Relation of Federal Reserve System to State Banks and Trust Companies, TRUST COMPANIES, February, 1916*

140 WILLIS, H. P, The future of state institutions tinder the federal reserve act, TRUST COMPANIES, October, 1914-

141 VINGFIELD, E. Magruder "Deterrents to Membership in the Reserve System," in BANKING STUDIES. Baltimore: av«rly Press, 1941.

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