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BALDERSTON, C. Canby

Economic Growth without In f l a t i on . An addressbefore the Annual Meeting of Group Two, thePennsylvania Bankers Association, February 12, 1955.Published in COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE,vol . 181, No. 5406, February 2U, 1955, p . 21 (933).

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BALDERSTON, G. Canby

"The Federal Reserve System Is Unique," Addressbefore the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Dinner of theLincoln National Bank and Trust Company, Syracuse,New York, Tuesday, January 18, 1955-

Washington: Board of Governors of theFederal Reserve EJystem, mimeographed, 1955•

Pp. 9-


Banking ProblemAMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE-

THE ANNALS, Vol XXXVI, No, 3 , 1910.

Contributors: A. P« Andrew, F. I . Kent,A* McKoberts, L* M. Jacob,J . F. Johnson, e t c .


BELL, Daniel W. [Under Secretary of U.S. Treasury]

"War Financing—Some Implications for the Future."Address at the annual dinner meeting of the Associationof Stock Exchange Firms, November," 1945.


Black, Bueenet 1873-192* Fed. Res.Bd.Lib.Gov. Black of Federal reserve board declares therehas been no attempt by Board to curtail currency -more currency in use since March, he says. Inletter to Senator Thomas, says return of hoardedmoney to banks has strengthened the banking situationand aided industry.

(In: C# and F. Chron., v.!37:1500f Aug.26,1933


Black, Eugene Robert, 1873-193^• fed .Res JBd .Lib.In meraoriam, Eugene Hobert Black, Jan.7,1873-

Dec. 19,19 3*1-• Report of Memorial Committee andresolution presented to Board of Directors ofFederal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and adoptedFebruary 8, 1935.8 p .


Black, Eugene Robert, 1873-1934 fBd.Res.id. Lib*Looking forward. (Address before the 59th annual

convention of the American Bankers Association,Chicago, Illinois, Sept.4-7,1933)

(In: Commercial and Financial Chronicle, AmericanBankers1 Convention Section, V.137-21-23I 5epU23,194l)


Black, Eugene Robert, 1873-193^ JED•RES.HD.LIB*We can build America again• (From an address by

the Hon. Eugene R« Black, retiring governor; of theFederal Reserve Board and two-tii'ie governor of theFederal Reserve Bank of Atlanta*)

(Clipping from: The Southern Banker, Sept.193k,pp.9-11)


Bopp, Karl R. Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.The agencies of Federal Reserve Policy. Columbia,

University of Missouri, 1935*83 P« (University of Missouri studies, V.X., no. U9

Oct. 1, 1935)


FecLResoBd.Lib.Bopp, Karl R.

Central banking at the crossroads: address tothe American Economic Association, Washington, D.C.,Jan. 23, 19U. Phila,, 19U.21 p. (mim)


Fed.Res*Bd,Lib.Bopp, Karl R.

Hjalmar Schacht; central banker. Columbia, Univ»of Missouri, 1939.91 p. (Univ. of Missouri studies, V.lAi no, 1, Jan» 1,

1939)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib,Bopp, Karl R«

Die politik der Deutschen Reichsbank seit derStabili elerung*

(In: Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv. Nov* 1935, U5-4S3)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Bopp, Karl R.

A reappraisal of commerce bank reserve requirements:Address before the 47th annual conference, NationalAssociation of Supervisors of State Banks, Louisville,Kentucky, Sept. 22, 1948- Phila. 1948,

U p.


Fed,Res.Bd.Lib,Bopp, Karl R.

Reserve bank directors*

(in: Univ* of Chicago, Journal of Political Economy,V. 45: 517-531, August 1937)


Bopp, Karl R«U*S. Federal reserve system, Board of Governors•

Federal reserve policy, by Karl R, Bopp, Robert V.Hosa, Carl E. Parry, Voodlief Thomas, and Ralph A,Young, Vasiu 1947.

119 p. (Postvar economic studies no. 8, November, 1947)


Broderick, Joseph A Fed.Bes«Bd.Lib«Adult education in banking: address a t commencement

exercises - 2C0 chapters, American Ins t i tu te qf Banking,Broadcast, Wash.fD#C, Sept.9,1936. Waslu D.C., 1?36.

!%>• 26cm •


Broderick, Joseph A Fed.Bes.BdXib.Case against Joseph A» Sroderick, New York stateSuperintendent of Banks., declared mistrial - newtrial scheduled for Mar. 1*4- - counsel for Mr. Broderickin defense of z3t± latter says leading bankers hadagreed to accept posts in Bank of United States•

(In: C. and F, Chron,, v. 13^:1487-88> Feb.27,1932)


Broderick, Joseph A FedJBes.BdJLib*Indictment against Joseph k. Broderick, New York State

Superintendent of Banks, incident to closing ofBank of United States - 28 officers and directorsalea indicted - Governor Roosevelt and bankersdefend state superintendents

(In; C and F Chron., v.133:2699-2700, Oct.?4f1931)


Broderick, Joseph A# Fed •Bes.fid Jib • .Trial of Joseph A. Broderick, N.Y« State Superintendent

of Banks, growing out of failure of Bank of theUnited States - efforts to save bank through mergerplans blocked he said by officers - leadingfinanciers sought to aid in reorganization.

(In: C and F Chron., v.13^: 37^3-^6, Kay 21,1932*

Proceedings.#.resvIt in verdict of "not guilty"«

(In: C and F Chrcn,f v. 13^:4086-87, June 4t 1932)


Broderick, Joseph A ped•*" •**'Ub •Reserve requiremente and bank credit: address before

Boston chapter, American Institute of Banking, 41937. Wash.IXC,, 1937.

(mineo) 26cm.


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, W. Randolph

Abstract of address before the Mid-Continent trustconference, Chicago, I l l ino is , Nov. 10,N.Y., A,B,A., 1944.

3 p.


BURGESS, V. Randolph

Address before Group 8 of the PennsylvaniaBankers Assn., Pi t tsburgh, Pa . , April 24, 1954-

"Tax Revision B i l l Benefits Wage Earners,11

THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, May 6, 1954.


Fed^Res.Bd.Lib*Burgess, V# Randolph

Address before the National Foreign Trade Council,at New York, N.Y., Oct. 11, 1944. New York,

6 p. (mim)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Burgess, W. Fandolph

Address before the Nebraska bankers1 associa t ion,Nov. 11 , 1944. N-Y., A.B.A-,

7 p .


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, V* Eandolph

Address delivered at his inaiiguration as presidentof the American Bankers Association at the conclusionof the Association's 70th Annual meeting in Chicago,Illinois, Sept, 27, 1944. New York, A.B.A., 1944

9 p.


BURGESS, ¥• Randolph

"Administration's Program and the People 'sWelfare," Address before the National Board of FireUnderwriters, New York City, May 20, 1954*

COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, May 27, 1954-


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, ¥ . Randolph

An analysis of changes in the New York money market.

( In: Harv. rev. econ. s t a t . , V.8: 15-22, Jan, 1926)


W . R

T»»e

,1


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib,Burgess, V. Randolph

The bankers bill and the Federal reserve banks*

(In: Am. bank, assn. jr., V. 18: 329-30; Nov. 1925)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, W» Randolph

The banking outlook and responsibility: address tostate bank supervisors, at Milwaukee, Wis», Sept. 28, 1944N.Y.,

5 p. (mim.)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, ¥. Randolph

Changes in bank reserves since the Federal reserveact.

(In: Am, bank, assoc. jour., V.17: 667, May 1925)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Burgess, W» Randolph

Credit control: Address before the Institute ofPublic Affairs, University of Virginia, Wednesday,July 8, 1936, New York, 1936.

U P.


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib#Burgess, W. Randolph

Credit regulation through the Federal reservesystem; discussion.

(In: Academy political science, proceedings, V,13:531-44, Jan, 1930)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib,Burgess, ¥. Randolph

Effect of the Federal reserve system on Interestrates*

(In: Man. and admin,, V.6: 733-38, Dec. 1923)Includes graphs•


Burgess, W. RandolphExcerpts from address before the Savings and

Real Estate Mortgage conference of the SavingsDivision, American bankers association, Atlanta,Georgia, Nov* 9, 1944. N.Y., 1944.

5 P.


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib,Burgess, W. Randolph

Factors affecting changes in short term interestrates.

(In: Jr, Amer. stat. assn., V.22: 195-201, June 1927)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib,Burgess, V. Eandolph

Farmer and banker in America1s democracy: addressbefore the Memphis Chamber of Commerce luncheon held inconnection with the Agricultural Commission Conferenceof the American Bankers association, Memphis, Tenn,,Nov. 16, 1944. N.Y. A.B.A., 1944.

4 p-



The future of the Federal Reserve System: lecturedelivered before the student body- of the Graduate Schoolof Banking at its 15th resident session at RutgersUniversity, Nev Brunswick, N.J., June 24, 1949. N.Y.,A.B.A,, 1949

U p.


Fed«Res.Bd.Lib,Burgess, V. Randolph

Gold movements and banking policy; address toGroup 3 of the New York State Bankers Association a tBinghamton, N.T., May 16, 1931. N.Y.,

8 p . (mim)


Fed.Res.Ba.Llb*Burgess, ¥• Randolph

Guides to bank of issue policy,

(in: Academy of political science, proceedings, V.13:508-513, Jan, 1930)


Fed.Res^Bd.Lib.Burgess, V. Randolph

Honest money and human welfare: address at theannual meeting of the National Bank division, AmericanBankers Association, San Francisco, Oct. 31, 19-4-9. N.Y,,Nat'l. city bank, 19-49•

15 P.



Hov the Federal Reserve has made checks morewidely acceptable.

(In: AID. bankers assn. jour., V.28: 135, Sept. 1925)


Fed,Res*Bd,Lib.Burgess, ¥ . Randolph

How the mechanism of the Federal reserve preventeda gold in f la t ion .

(In: Am. Bank* sssoc. j o u r . , V. 17: 729, June 1925)


Fed#Res.BcLLib«Burgess, ¥• Randolph

Inflation and its relatibn to government loancampaigns: address before Academy of Political Science,Nov. 10, 1943- M.T., 1943-

8 p.


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, ¥• Randolph

International financial cooperation: address beforethe annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of theState of New York, H.Y., May 3, 1945. N.Y.,

12 p.


Burgess, V. RandolphInternational financial relations: address a t

Chicago, March 29, 19A5« N.T., 1945.


Fed.Res.Bd.LIb.Burgess, V. Randolph

The mechanism of Federal reserve policy,

(In: AID. bank* assn. jr., V.18: 553-55, 596-97, Feb. 1926)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Burgess, V. Randolph

Meeting public needs in banking-: an address deliveredat the Regional Banking Conference of the AmericanBankers Association, New York City, March 8, 1939-Hev York, 1939.

16 p.


Fed •Res *Bd .Lib*Burgess, W. Randolph

The inoney market from the banking viewpoint.

( In: annal i s t , V.29: 299-301, Feb. 25, 1927)


Fed.Res.Bd .Lib.Burgess, W. Pandolph

The money market in 1927.

(In: Harv. rev. of econ, stat,, V.10: 18-23, Feb* 1928)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, W. Bandolph

The money raarket in 1928.

(In: Bev. of econ. stat., V.ll; 19-25, Feb. 1929)



The money market In 1929.

(In: Rev. of econ, stat., V.12: 15-22, Feb. 1930)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, ¥• Randolph

The money market in 1930*

(In: Harv. rev* of econ. s t a t . , V.13: 19-25, Feb. 1931)



A new force in the money market. Acceptancesassume new significance to banking of tomorrow.

(In: A.B.A. Jr., V.21: 671-72, 708-10, Jan. 1929)


Burgess, W« RandolphThe open market operations of the Federal reserve

system.

(In: Ace. bull., V.10: 10-19, Dec. 1928)


Burgess, V. RandolphPreparing a Federal reserve review of credit and

business.

(In: Amer. bankers assoc. jour., V.17: 33, July 1924.)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib*Burgess, ¥• Randolph

Progress of isoney market stat ist ics •

(in: Mer. stat, assn. proceedings, V.26:March, 1931)


BURGESS, ¥. Randolph

"Public Debt and Public Welfare." Addressbefore the Municipal Bond Club of Philadelphia,Pennsylvania, February 28, 1955.

Extracts published in THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIALCHRONICLE, Vol. 181, No. 5410, March 10, 1955,

p. 1132.



Die reserve banken und der Geldmarkt in denVereinigten Staaten von Dr. ¥• Randolph Burgess,. •mit einem Geleitvort von Dr. Hjalmar Schacht»«»Berlin, Feimar Hobbing, (1928)

306 p.



The reserve banks and the Money Market by V,Randolph Burgess. .• with an introduction by BenjaminStrong... N.T., Harpers, 1927.

328 p.

• •• Rev. edition, 1936 342 p.

... 2nd rev. edition, 1946 380 p.



The reserve banks and the Hew York money market*

(In: Am. Bank. assn. jr., V.I8; 669-70, 722-23, April1926)



The reserve banks as bankers for the government.

(In: Amer. bank, assn, jour., V.18: £07-409,December 1925.)


Fed.Res.BdLLib.Burgess, ¥. Randolph

The statistical equivalent of gold. (Presidentialaddress at the 99th annual meeting of the AmericanStatistical Association, Atlantic City, Dec, 28, 1937.)

(In: American Statistical Association, Journal, V«33:1-11, March 1938)


Fed.ResJ3d«Lib«Burgess, V. Randolph

Steadier interest rates under the Federal reservesystem*

(In: Am, bank, assoc* jour,, V.18: 12, July 1925)



Strong, Benjamin, 1872-1928.Interpretations of Federal reserve policy in the

speeches and vritings of Benjamin Strong, edited byW* Randolph Burgess. Nev York, Harper Bros., 1930•

343 p.



Supervision of chartered banks.

(In: A.B.A. Banking, V.28: 17-20, May, 1936)


Fed.Res.Bd.Lib.Burgess, V. Randolph

These emergency hours: Address before AmericanBankers Association Eastern regional conference onsavings and commercial banking, Valdorf-Astoria,Nev York City, March 7, 1941. N.Y.,

U p.


BURGESS, W. Randolph

"Today's Monetary Policy." A Lecturedelivered before the Student Body of TheGraduate School of Banking, Rutgers University,New Brunswick, New Jersey, June 12, 1953•

New York: Graduate School of Banking, AmericanBankers ASsn,, JyOy If, 1953*


Fed.Res.Bd.LIb*Burgess, V. Randolph

Velocitj of bank deposits*

(In: Amer, stat . assfn«, Jour., V.18: 727-40, June 1923)


Fed.Res.Bd.LituBurgess, V. Randolph

Vhat about money management: address before theConnecticut bankers associa t ion, New Haven, Conn.,January 25, 1940, N.Y.,

13 p .


Fed.Res*Bd.Lib,Burgess, ¥• Randolph

nVhat price democracy": address before theCanadian Club of Montreal, Feb. 19, 194-5. N,Y., 194-5.

10 p.


Fed .Res .Bel.Lib,Burgess, V. Eandolph

Vhat the Federal Reserve system has done to ourcurrency,

(In: ABU bankers assoc. jour. , V.17: 599, April 1925)


BUEKE, Edmund, Jr. (Commissioner, S.E.C.)

"Some Present-Day Aspects of Our CapitalMarkets." Address before the Annual Convention ofthe National Association of Securities Commissioners,October 9> 1941.


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