Special Collections and Archives, George Mason University
Descriptive Summary
George Mason University. Special Collections and Archives.
Clark E. Warburton, 1896-1976
Clark E. Warburton papers
1920-1979
C0110
161.25 linear feet
(117 boxes)
English
The collection consists of correspondence, published and unpublished Warburton manuscripts (such as Warburtion's unpublished history of monetary disequilibrium), printed matter, and subject files.
Administrative Information
Access Restrictions
Collection is open to research.
Use Restrictions
There are no restrictions.
Preferred Citation
Clark E. Warburton papers, Collection #C0110, Special Collections and Archives, George Mason University.
Acquisition Information
Collection donated by Clark E. Warburton in 1979.
Processing Information
Processed by Special Collections and Archives staff. EAD markup completed by Eron Ackerman and Jordan Patty in March 2009.
Biographical Information
Born in Shady Grove, New York on January 27, 1896, Clark E. Warburton taught at several colleges and universities in the United States and India before joining the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in 1934. He eventually became Chief of the Banking and Business Section of the Division of Research and Statistics. He retained that post until his retirement in 1965. Throughout his career, Warburton was well known for his support of the theory that monetary forces are the key cause of economic disturbances. He made numerous contributions to economics scholarship and practices during his long career.
Scope and Content
The collection consists of correspondence, published and unpublished Warburton manuscripts (such as Warburtion's unpublished history of monetary disequilibrium), printed matter, and subject files.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged alphabetically and chronologically by subject.
Adjunct Descriptive Data
Related Material
Special Collections and Archives created a digital collection about the hosted by GMU Libraries in 2008.
holds additional Clark Warburon papers in Record Group 34: Records of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 1920-1993.
Index Terms
Persons:
Warburton, Clark, b. 1896.
Corporate Names:
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Subjects:
Banks and banking--United States.
Economics--United States.
Finance--United States.
Contents List
Clark Warburton Papers
Abramovitz, Moses,
1
1
Adams, E. Sherman,
2
1
Adams, Sherman,
3
1
Agger, E. E.,
4
1
Agriculture, U.S Dept.,
5
1
Ahearn, Frank,
6
1
Norman Albrecht,
7
1
Alden, F. Charles,
8
1
Alexander, S. Sidney,
9
1
M. Allais,
10
1
Allen, R. William,
11
1
Amberg, V. Harold,
12
1
American Academy of Political and Social
Science,
13
1
American Assembly (Columbia
University),
14
1
American Association of University
Professors,
15
1
The American Banker,
16
1
The American Banker
Association,
17
1
American Civil Liberties Union,
18
1
American College Bureau,
19
1
American Consular Service-
Calcutta,
20
1
American Investors Union,
21
1
The American Journal of Economics and
Sociology,
22
1
American Statistical
Association,
23
1
American University,
24
1
Anderson, M. Benjamin,
25
1
Clay J. Anderson,
26
1
Anderson, John T.,
27
1
M. D. Anderson,
28
1
William M. Anderson,
29
1
Angell, James W.,
30
1
Annalist,
31
1
Annals,
32
1
Armstrong, G. S.,
33
1
Arndt, E. R.,
34
1
Joseph Aschheim,
35
1
Association of Reserve City
Bankers,
36
1
Association Against The Prohibition
Amendment,
37
1
Thomas B. Atkinson,
38
1
Atlantic Monthly,
39
1
Auble, Arthur G.,
40
1
Ayres, Clarence,
41
1
Ayres, Leonard P.,
42
1
A-Miscellaneous 1920-25,
43
1
A- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
44
1
A- Miscellaneous 1932-54,
45
1
Bach, G.L.,
46
1
Badger, Sherwin C.,
47
1
Balbach, Anatol,
48
1
Banking and Currency Committee,
49
1
Barber, Clarence L.,
50
1
Barger, Harold,
51
1
Barr, E.C.,
52
1
Barrons,
53
1
Bassie, Lewis V.,
54
1
Batcheller, Hiland G.,
55
1
Baumol, William J.,
56
1
Becker, Arthur P.,
57
1
Becker, Gary S.,
58
1
Beckhart, B.H.,
59
1
Beckwith, Burnham,
60
1
Bell, Prof. James Washington,
61
1
Bell, Spurgeon,
62
1
Benner, Claude L.,
63
1
Bennet, Wallace F.,
64
1
Benson, Ezra,
65
1
Bernstein, Edward M.,
66
1
Berry, Thomas,
67
1
Bezanson, Anne,
68
1
Bieri, Hermann,
69
1
Biggs, E. Earl,
70
1
Black, John D.,
71
1
Blackburn, Alice,
72
1
Blakey, Roy G.,
73
1
Blough, Roy,
74
1
Bohn, Frank,
75
1
Boothe, Armistead L.,
76
1
Booz, Allen and Hamilton,
77
1
Bopp, Karl R.,
78
1
Bowman, R.T.,
79
1
Bowman, Ward S. ,Jr.,
80
1
Bradford, William C.,
81
1
Breamen, John,
82
1
Bratt, Elmer C.,
83
1
Bratter, Herbert M.,
84
1
Bready, Richard H.,
85
1
Brill, Daniel H.,
86
1
Bronfenbrenner, Martin,
87
1
Brookings Institution,
88
1
Brown, Cary E.,
89
1
Brown, Harry Gunnison Brown, Elizabeth
Read,
90
1
Brown, Leo S., ESQ,
91
1
Brown, Phillips H.,
92
1
Brown University, Library,
93
1
Brown, William A., Jr.,
94
1
Brundage, Percival F.,
95
1
Bryan, Malcolm,
96
1
Buchanan, D.H.,
97
1
Buechel, Henry T.,
98
1
Budget, Bureau of,
99
1
Burger, John (General Mills
Inc.),
100
1
Burgess, Randolph W.,
101
1
Burns, Arthur E.,
102
1
Burr, Susan S.,
103
1
Bye, Raymond T.,
104
1
B- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
105
1
B- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
106
1
B- Miscellaneous 1932-55,
108
1
Cadle, Austin,
108
1
Calkins, Robert D.,
109
1
Canadian Journal of Economics and
Political Science,
110
1
Capehart, Homer E.,
111
1
Carman, Harry J.,
112
1
Carr, Hobart C.,
113
1
Carroll, Mollie R.,
114
1
Carson, William J.,
115
1
Caskey, Wayne F.,
116
1
Catchings, Waddill,
117
1
Cella, Francis R.,
118
1
Central Hanover Bank and Trust
Co.,
119
1
Chalfont, Ella I.,
120
1
Chandler, Lester,
121
1
Chase Manhattan Bank,
122
1
Cheadle, Harold L.,
123
1
Chevalier, Willard,
124
1
Clague, Ewan,
125
1
Clark, Colin,
126
1
Clark, Georgia N.,
127
1
Clark, John M.,
128
1
Clemence, Richard V.,
129
1
Cleveland, W.C.,
130
1
Cloos, George W.,
131
1
Clyman, Bernard,
132
1
Cohen, Morris,
133
1
Cole, Arthur H.,
134
1
Collard, C.G.,
135
1
Collier's Na. Weekly,
136
1
Colm, Yerhard,
137
1
Columbia University,
138
1
Columbia University Studies in History,
Economics and Public Law,
139
1
Commerce, U.S. Department,
140
1
Commission on Money and Credit,
141
1
Cone, Frederick M.,
142
1
Constantacatos, M. E.,
143
1
Cornelius, S.,
144
1
Consumers Union,
145
1
Copeland, Morris,
146
1
Cornell University,
147
1
Cortney, Philip,
148
1
Court, Andrew T.,
149
1
Cover, John H.,
150
1
Cowherd, R. G.,
151
1
Cowles Commission for Research in
Economics,
152
1
Cox, Reavis,
153
1
Crawford, Hon. Frederick,
154
1
Creamer, Daniel,
155
1
Crews, Joseph S.,
156
1
Crawther, Geoffrey,
157
1
Cruikshank, George E.,
158
1
Crum, W.L.,
159
1
Culbertson, J.M,
160
1
Cummings, Frederick,
161
1
Currie, Lauchlin,
162
1
C- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
163
1
C- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
164
1
C- Miscellaneous 1932-49,
165
1
Clarence H. Danhof,
166
1
Dauer, Ernst A.,
167
1
Davenport, Donald H.,
168
1
Davenport, Herbert J.,
169
1
Davis, J.S.,
170
1
Dean, Charles,
171
1
Dean, Joel,
172
1
Deeds, Allan K.,
173
1
Delano, Preston,
174
1
Delano, Frederic A.,
175
1
Despres, Emile,
176
1
Dewhurst, Frederic J.,
177
1
Dickinson, Frank G.,
178
1
Dillard, Dudley,
179
1
Dince, Robert R.,
180
1
Dischamps, J.C.,
181
1
Doblin, Ernest M.,
182
1
Dorfman, Joseph,
183
1
Douglas, Paul H.,
184
1
Dowrie, George W.,
185
1
Draper, Ernest G. (Federal Reserve
System),
186
1
Dublin, Jack,
187
1
Du Brul, S.M.,
188
1
Dunkman, W.E.,
189
1
Dunn, Edgar S.,
190
1
Dun's Review,
191
1
Dyason, John,
192
1
D- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
193
1
D- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
194
1
D- Miscellaneous 1932-41,
195
1
The Econometric Institute,
196
1
Eastburn, David P.,
197
1
The Econometric Society,
198
1
The Economic and Business
Foundation,
199
1
Economic Journal,
200
1
Eddy, George,
201
1
Edwards, Corvin D.,
202
1
Eisner, Robert,
203
1
Elliot, D.C.,
204
1
Ellis, Howard S.,
205
1
Ellis, Paul W.,
206
1
Elliston, Herbert,
207
1
Emden, Paul H.,
208
1
Emory University,
209
1
Encyclopaedia of the Social
Sciences,
210
1
Ensley, Grover W.,
211
1
Epstein, Lillian,
212
1
Estadistica,
213
1
Evans, Mercer G.,
214
1
Evans, Griffith C.,
215a
1
Evans, Joseph E. (Wall Street
Journal),
215b
1
Evans, O.L,
215c
1
Evans, R.M,
216
1
Eveland, DeForest,
217
1
E- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
218
1
E- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
219
1
E- Miscellaneous 1932-44,
220
1
Mordecai Ezekiel,
221
1
Farley, James A.,
222
1
Fenderson, A.D.,
223
1
Ferger, Wirth,
224
1
Finney, Katherine,
225
1
The First Boston Corporation,
226
1
Fisher, Irving,
227
1
Fisher, J.H.,
228
1
Fisher, Halder W.,
229
1
Fitch, Lyle C.,
230
1
Fitzgerald, A.C.,
231
1
Fitzpatrick, Paul J.,
232
1
Flanders, Ralph E.,
232
1
Ford Foundation,
234
1
Ford Foundation Research Project and
Others,
235
1
Foreign Affairs,
236
1
Foreign Press Service,
237
1
Foreman, Clark,
238
1
Fortune,
239
1
Foulke, Roy A.,
240
1
Foundation for Economic
Education,
241
1
Fraine, Harold G.,
242
1
Friedman, Elisha M.,
1
2
Irwin Friend,
2
2
Friendly, Alfred,
3
2
David Frank,
4
2
F- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
5
2
F- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
6
2
F- Miscellaneous 1932-46,
7
2
Gaier, Sidney R.,
8
2
Gainsbrugh, M.R.,
9
2
Galbraith, J.A.,
10
2
Gallman, Robert,
11
2
Galloway, George B.,
12
2
Gasparini, Innocenzo,
13
2
Capt. Cecial Aubrey Gasque,
14
2
Gebhart, John C.,
15
2
General Motors Corporation,
16
2
Gilbert, Milton,
17
2
Gleason, Allen H.,
18
2
Golden, Clinton S.,
19
2
Goldenweiser, E.A.,
20
2
Goldsmith, Raymonf W.,
21
2
Goodbar, Joseph E.,
22
2
Goode, Richard,
23
2
Goodrich, Carter,
24
2
Gordon, William D.,
25
2
Gordon, R. A.,
26
2
Graham, Benjamin,
27
2
Graham, Frank D.,
28
2
Graue, Erwin,
29
2
Gray, Peter H.,
30
2
Grayson, Louis J.,
31
2
Greensides, Neil G.,
32
2
Greer, Guy,
33
2
Gross, Bertram M.,
34
2
Groves, Harold M.,
35
2
Gulick, Luther,
36
2
G- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
37
2
G- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
38
2
G- Miscellaneous 1932-43,
39
2
Hagen, Everett E.,
40
2
Halbert, LeRoy A.,
41
2
Haley, Bernard F.,
42
2
Halm, George N.,
43
2
Halvorson, Lloyd C.,
44
2
Hamberg, D.,
45
2
Hamilton, Walton H.,
46
2
Hansen, Alvin H.,
47
2
Hardy, Charles O.,
48
2
Harmon, Elmer M.,
49
2
Harper's Magazine,
50
2
Harris, Seymour E.,
51
2
Harrod, Roy,
52
2
Harvard Business Review,
53
2
Harvard University Press,
54
2
Hastings, Hudson B.,
55
2
Hauge, Gabriel,
56
2
Hauser, Philip M.,
57
2
Haywood, Chas F.,
58
2
Haves, Elizabeth,
59
2
Hayes, Samuel P., Jr.,
60
2
Hazelett, Richard,
61
2
Heimann, Edward,
62
2
Heilperin, Michael A.,
63
2
Hellborn, Ludwig S.,
64
2
Hendershot, Ralph,
65
2
Hendrick, Paul,
66
2
Henderson, Leon,
67
2
Herring, John P.,
68
2
Heyman, Joseph K.,
69
2
Hickernell, Warren F.,
70
2
Hicks, Earl,
71
2
Hildreth, Clifford,
72
2
Hirsch, Julius,
73
2
Hoad, William,
74
2
Hoag, C.G.,
75
2
Hobby, Oreta Culp,
76
2
Hodgman, Donald R.,
77
2
Hoffman, Dorothy B. (Sec. to Gov.
Vardaman, FRS),
78
2
Holden, Arthur C.,
79
2
Holland, Daniel m.,
80
2
Henry Holt and Company,
81
2
Homan, Paul T.,
82
2
Hoover, Calvin B.,
83
2
Hoover, Glenn E.,
84
2
Hopkins, R.L.,
85
2
Horwich, George,
2
86
Hoselitz, Bert F.,
87
2
Hotelling, Harold,
88
2
Howard, Eleanor,
89
2
Hoyt, Elizabeth E.,
90
2
Humphreys, George M.,
91
2
Hunt, Edward E.,
92
2
Hutt, W.H.,
93
2
H- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
94
2
H- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
95
2
H- Miscellaneous 1932-60,
96
2
Innis, Harold L.,
97
2
International Monetary Fund
Library,
98
2
Institute of Life Insurance,
99
2
William Iselin and Co., Inc.,
100
2
Ives, Irwing M.,
101
2
I- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
102
2
I- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
103
2
I- Miscellaneous 1932-43,
104
2
Jackson, Gardner,
105
2
Jackson, J. Hugh,
106
2
Jacobson, Per,
107
2
Jacoby, Neil H.,
108
2
Jeffe, William,
109
2
James, F. Cyril,
110
2
James, Harlean,
111
2
Jaszi, George,
112
2
John, Tewkes,
113
2
Johnson, Gale D.,
114
2
Johnson, E.C.,
115
2
Johnson, Edgar H.,
116
2
Johnson, Harry G.,
117
2
Johnson, Keith W.,
118
2
Johnston, C.R.,
119
2
Johnston, Eric,
120
2
Johnstone, Dean,
121
2
Joint Committee on the Economic
Report,
122
2
Jones, Martin V.,
123
2
Journal of Accounting,
124
2
Journal of the American Statistical
Association,
125
2
Journal of Business of University Chicago-
Duddy, Edward A.,
126
2
Journal of Commerce,
127
2
The Journal of Economic
History,
128
2
The Journal of Political
Economy,
129
2
Joy, Aryness,
130
2
Judd, F.M.,
131
2
J- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
132
2
J- Miscellaneous 1932-34,
133
2
Kaplan, A.D.H.,
134
2
Kapp, K.Wm.,
135
2
Karsten, Karl,
136
2
Keim, Walter G.,
137
2
Keirstead, B.S.,
138
2
Keiser, Norman F.,
139
2
Kellett, William P.,
140
2
Kellogg, Lester S.,
141
2
Kemmerer, Donald L.,
142
2
Kemp, Arthur,
143
2
Kennedy, John,
144
2
Kessler, David,
145
2
Keuffel and Esser Co.,
146
2
Keyserling, Leon H.,
147
2
Kilberg, Edward J.,
148
2
Killough, Hugh B.,
149
2
Kincaid, E.A.,
150
2
Kindahl, James K.,
151
2
King, G.H.,
152
2
King, Willford I.,
153
2
Kneeland, Hildegarde,
154
2
Knight, Frank H.,
155
2
Konijn, H.S.,
156
2
Kreps, Theodore J.,
157
2
Kuhn, James W.,
158
2
Kutish, John L.,
159
2
Kunin, Ida,
160
2
Kuznets, Simon,
161
2
K- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
162
2
K- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
163
2
K- Miscellaneous 1932-53,
164
2
Lam, Midred,
165
2
Landis, James M.,
166
2
Lange, Oscar,
167
2
Lanston, Aubrey G.,
168
2
Lassins, Eldred G.,
169
2
Leavens, Dicksen H.,
170
2
Lederen, Emil,
171
2
Lederer, Walther,
172
2
Leffingwell R.C.,
173
2
Leonard, William R.,
174
2
Lee, Maurice W.,
175
2
Lernar, Abba P.,
176
2
Lerner, Eugene M.,
177
2
Lewis, Ben,
178
2
The Library of Congress,
179
2
Murray, Lincoln D.,
180
2
Lindeman, John,
181
2
Lindolm, Richard W.,
182
2
Linnenberg, Clen C., Jr.,
183
2
Lintner, John,
184
2
Livingston, J.A,
185
2
Livingston, Morris S.,
186
2
Lombard, Norman,
187
2
Long, Clarence D.,
188
2
Lorwin, Louis,
189
2
Lovejoy, A.,
190
2
Also includes correspondence from Jan Tinbergen.
Lubin, Isador,
191
2
Lucking, William A.,
192
2
Luedicke, H.E.,
193
2
Lutz, Friedrick A.,
194
2
L- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
195
2
L- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
196
2
L- Miscellaneous 1932-54,
197
2
Macaulay, Fred R.,
198
2
MacDonald, R.A.,
199
2
MacDonald, R.C.,
200
2
Machlup, Fritz,
201
2
Mack, Ruth P.,
202
2
Macmillan Co.,
203
2
Magnusson, Leifur,
204
2
Mann, Fritz Karl,
205
2
Marget, Arthur W.,
206
2
Marshall, Leon C.,
207
2
Marshak, Jacob,
208
2
Marthin, Robert,
209
2
Martin, Thomas P.,
210
2
Martin, William McChesney, Jr.,
211
2
Mason, Edward S.,
212
2
Matherly, Walter J.,
213
2
Matthews, C.A.,
214
2
McEwan, Robert J.,
215
2
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
Inc.,
216
2
McKean, Ronald W.,
217
2
McKinley, George Wells,
218
2
McKinley, Gordon,
219
2
Mc Lachlen, Archibald,
220
2
Mc Queen, C.A.,
221
2
Meigs, James A.,
222
2
Mendershausen, Horst,
223
2
Merrill, Charles E. (Merrill Center for
Economics),
224
2
Mills, A.L., Jr.,
225
2
Mints, Lloyd W.,
226
2
Moffitt, C.D.,
227
2
Molodovsky, Nicholos,
228
2
Moody's Investors Service,
229
2
Moore, Arthur L.,
230
2
Morrison, Edward B. (NY Public
Library),
231
2
Morrison, George R.,
232
2
Morton, William,
233
2
Mosak, Jacob L.,
234
2
Maulton, Harold,
235
2
Motlow, Thomas,
236
2
Moynahan, John J.,
237
2
Moyer, Fred W.,
238
2
Murphy, Henry C.,
239
2
Murray, James E.,
240
2
Musgraue, Richard A.,
241
2
Myers, Howard,
242
2
Myers, William I.,
243
2
M- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
244
2
M- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
245
2
M- Miscellaneous 1932-41,
246
2
Nadler, Marcus,
247
2
Nadler, Paul,
248
2
Nagendren, C.,
249
2
Nathan, Robert,
250
2
National Association of Mutual Savings
Banks,
251
2
National Industrial Conference
Board,
252
2
National Resources Committee Consumer
Expenditures in the U.S., etc.,
253
2
Nelson, James,
254
2
Newbury, Frank D.,
255
2
N.Y. Stock Exchange,
256
2
N.Y. Times,
257
2
N.Y. World Telegram,
258
2
Nolle, William J.,
259
2
Norcross, H.C.,
260
2
Nortman, Bernard P.,
261
2
Norton, Edward Lee,
262
2
Norton, Frank E.,
263
2
Nourse, Edwin G.,
264
2
Novotny, Frances,
265
2
Nutter, Warren G.,
266
2
Nystrom, Paul H.,
267
2
N- Various Trade Associations, Exchange
1930,
268
2
N- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
269
2
N- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
270
2
N- Miscellaneous 1932-39,
271
2
O'Brien, Frank,
272
2
Oklahoma State University
Library,
273
2
Olds, Irving S.,
274
2
O'Leary, Paul M.,
275
2
Oliver, Henry,
276
2
Olsen, Herluf,
277
2
O'Mahoney, Joseph C.,
278
2
Oppenheimen, Robert,
279
2
Orchard, C.R.,
280
2
Owen, Robert L.,
281
2
O- Miscellaneous 1920-47,
282
2
Pace, Norma,
283
2
Payne, Wilson F.,
284
2
Peaslee, Horace,
285
2
Pennsylvania Central Airlines,
286
2
Persons, Warren M.,
287
2
Pigou, Arthur C.,
288
2
Pierce, Edward J.,
289
2
Pierson, John H.G.,
290
2
Platzker, James,
291
2
Political Science Quarterly,
292
2
Pollard, Charles P.,
293
2
Pollak Foundation,
294
2
Polner, Walter,
295
2
Poole, Kenyon E.,
296
2
Pope, Loren,
297
2
Potter, Alden A.,
298
2
Potter, E.L.,
299
2
Powell, O.S.,
300
2
Power, John H.,
301
2
Prather, Charles H.,
302
2
Presbyterian University and Foreign
Missions,
1
3
Price, H.B.,
2
3
Princeton University Library- Collins,
D.,
3
3
Princeton University Press,
4
3
P- MIscellaneous 1920-25,
5
3
P- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
6
3
P- Miscellaneous 1932-55,
7
3
The Quarterly Journal of
Economics,
8
3
Rand McNally and Co.,
9
3
Ratner, Sidney,
10
3
Raushenbush, Stephen,
11
3
Reagan, Micheal D.,
12
3
Redmond, W.,
13
3
Reed, Philip D.,
14
3
Regan, A.C.,
15
3
Reierson, Roy L.,
16
3
Reuss, Frederick G.,
17
3
The Review of Economics and
Statistics,
18
3
Rice, Emmett J.,
19
3
Rice, Morgan H.,
20
3
Rice, Stuart A.,
21
3
Richards, C.B.,
22
3
Riddle, J.H.,
23
3
Riefler, Winfield,
24
3
Rinfret, Pierre A.,
25
3
Ritter, Lawrence,
26
3
Robertson, Willis A.,
27
3
Robertson, J.L.,
28
3
Robertson, Ross,
29
3
Robinson, B.W.,
30
3
The Robinson Foundation Inc.,
31
3
Robinson, Roland,
32
3
Rockeffeller, Nelson A.,
33
3
Rodgers, Leo,
34
3
Rodgers, Raymond,
35
3
Roland Press Co.,
36
3
Rolph, Earl R.,
37
3
Rolph, Earl R.,
38
3
Ronk, Sally S.,
39
3
Roos, Charles F.,
40
3
Rosee, Kenneth D.,
41
3
Root, Herbert W.,
42
3
Rosenberg, Nathan,
43
3
Ross, Emerson,
44
3
Ross, M.O.,
45
3
Rothbard, Murray,
46
3
The Royal Bank of Canada,
47
3
R- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
48
3
R- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
49
3
R- Miscellaneous 1932-43,
50
3
Sachs, William S.,
51
3
Sakurai, Kinichiro,
52
3
Sapir, Michael,
53
3
Sasuly, Max,
54
3
The Saturday Evening Post,
55
3
Sauerhaft, Sidney J.,
56
3
Saulnier, R.J.,
57
3
Scattersood, Margaret,
58
3
Schmidt, Emerson P.,
59
3
Schnapper, M.B.,
60
3
Schneider, Samuel,
61
3
Schultz, Theodore W.,
62
3
Schumpeter, J.A.,
63
3
Schur, Leon M.,
64
3
Scott, Lra,
65
3
Sellier, Francois,
66
3
Seltzer, Lawrence H.,
67
3
Shapiro, S.,
68
3
Sharfman, I.F.,
69
3
Shaw, Edward S.,
70
3
Shaw, William H.,
71
3
Shere, Louis,
72
3
Sharrar, Lee M.,
73
3
Shields, Murray,
74
3
Shoup, Carl S.,
75
3
Siegel, Irving H.,
76
3
Sifton, Paul,
77
3
Simmons, Edward C.,
78
3
Simpson, William B.,
80
3
Singer, Hans,
81
3
Slichter, Sumner H.,
82
3
Smith, Dan Throop,
83
3
Smith, Frank,
84
3
Smith, George C., Jr.,
85
3
Smith, Hilda,
86
3
Smith, Jewell B. (Secretary to Mr.
Smead),
87
3
Smith, Abbot S.,
88
3
Smith, Richard B.,
89
3
Smith, Warren L.,
90
3
Smithics, Arthur,
91
3
Smithsonian Institution,
92
3
Snavely, T.R.,
93
3
Snyder, Carl,
94
3
Social Research - Strauss, Leo,
95
3
Somers, Harold M.,
96
3
Sonne, Christian H.,
97
3
Speagle, Richard E.,
98
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Spengler, Joseph J.,
99
3
Sprinkel, Beryl,
100
3
Sproul, Allan,
101
3
Stapp, Peyton,
102
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State, U.S. Department,
103
3
Stein, Jerome L.,
104
3
Stein and Roe,
105
3
Stern, Earnest H.,
106
3
Stevens, Dell H.,
107
3
Stevenson, Adlai,
108
3
Stigler, George,
109
3
Stine, O.C.,
110
3
Stocking, George W.,
111
3
Strachey, John,
112
3
Strauss, William V.,
113
3
Stricker, Adam K., Jr.,
114
3
Surrey, Stanley,
115
3
Sweet, Donald H.,
116
3
Sweezy, Alan R.,
117
3
Swanson, Ernest,
118
3
Szymczak, M.S.,
119
3
S- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
120
3
S- Miscellaneous,
121
3
S- Miscellaneous 1932-55,
122
3
Tabatoni, Pierre,
123
3
Taggart, Joseph H.,
124
3
Tarnowsky, Ivan,
125
3
Taylor, Amos E.,
126
3
Temple, Alan H.,
127
3
Tonenbaum, Henry,
128
3
Terborgh, George,
129
3
Tew, Brian,
130
3
Thomas, Woodlief,
131
3
Thompson, Charles D.,
132
3
Thompson, Donald S.,
133
3
Thomsen, F.L.,
134
3
Thorp, Willard,
135
3
Time Incorporated,
136
3
Tinbergen, J.,
137
3
Tintner, Gerhard,
138
3
Tolley, George S.,
139
3
Tolley, H.R.,
140
3
Tostlebe, Alvin S.,
141
3
Townsend, Walter,
142
3
Treasury Department,
143
3
Trefftzs, Kenneth L.,
144
3
Tress, R.C.,
145
3
Troxel, Emery C.,
146
3
Tsiang, S.C.,
147
3
Tucker, A.J.,
148
3
Tucker, Rufus S.,
149
3
20th Century Fund,
150
3
Tyndall, Gordon D.,
151
3
T- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
152
3
T- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
153
3
T- Miscellaneous 1932-47,
154
3
Ullman, William,
155
3
United Nations,
156
3
U.S. Book Exchange,
157
3
U.S. Congressmen,
158
3
University of California,
159
3
University of Chicago Press,
160a
3
University of Chicago- Round Table and
Industrial Relations Center,
160b
3
U.S. Senators,
161
3
University Microfilm,
162
3
Upgren, Arthur,
163
3
Upson, Brant,
164
3
U- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
165
3
Vandon Press,
166
3
de Vegh, Pell,
167
3
Vickery, William McCall,
168
3
Villard, Henry H.,
169
3
Viner, Jacob,
170
3
Virginia Quarterly Review,
171
3
Von Szeliski, Victor,
172
3
Voohris, Jerry,
173
3
V- Miscellaneous,
174
3
V- Miscellaneous 1932-41,
175
3
Wagner, Valentine F.,
176
3
Waite, Warren C.,
177
3
Wald, Haskell P.,
178
3
Wall, Norman J.,
179
3
Wallace, Henry A.,
180
3
Waller, James M.,
181
3
Walsh, Correa M. (Regarding),
182
3
Wall Street Journal,
183
3
Walsh, Henry G.,
184
3
Wardwell, Charles A.R.,
185
3
Warne, Colston E.,
186
3
Washington, Virginia and Maryland Coach
Company,
187
3
Watson, Donald S.,
188
3
Waugh, Frederick V.,
189
3
Weiler, E.T.,
190
3
Weinfeld, William,
191
3
Weissman, Rudolph L.,
192
3
Weisz, Eugen,
193
3
Weitzman, Ellis,
194
3
Weld, W.E.,
195
3
Wernette, Philip,
196
3
Westerfield, Ray B.,
197
3
Weston, J.F.,
198
3
Wetereau, James O.,
199
3
Wheeler, John F.G.,
200
3
White, H.D.,
201
3
White, Melvin I.,
202
3
Whittlesey, C.R.,
203
3
Wicheman, Arthur A.,
204
3
Wickens, Aryness Joy,
205
3
Wilkes, M.R.,
206
3
Williams, Faith,
207
3
Williams, John H.,
208
3
Willis, Brooke J.,
209
3
Wilson, J.Y.S.,
210
3
Wisconsion Tax Commission,
211
3
Withers, William,
212
3
Witherspoon, William,
213
3
Wolcott, Jesse P.,
214
3
Wolfe, A.B.,
215
3
Wolozin, Harold,
216
3
Wood, Ransey,
217
3
Woodhoues, Chase Going,
218
3
Woodward, Donald B.,
219
3
Woodward, R.D.,
220
3
Division of Statistics- Work Projects
Administration,
221
3
Wright, C. Ashley,
222
3
W- Miscellaneous 1920-25,
223
3
W- Miscellaneous 1926-31,
224
3
W- Miscellaneous 1932-55,
225
3
The Yale Review,
226
3
Yale University Press,
227
3
Yasui, Takama,
228
3
Young, Charles E.,
229
3
Young, Ralph A.,
230
3
Youngman, Anna,
231
3
Y- Miscellaneous,
232
3
Zaglits, Oscar,
233
3
Abelson, Milton,
1
4
Academy of Political Science,
2
4
Achenstein, Asher,
3
4
AFL-CIO Director of Research,
4
4
Alexis, Marcus,
5
4
Allsbrook, Ogden O.,
6
4
American Bankers Association,
7
4
American Economic Association,
8
4
American Economic Review,
9
4
American Finance Association,
10
4
American Men of Science,
11
4
Anderson, Leonall C.,
12
4
Anderson, Paul,
13
4
Applied Financial Economics
Center,
14
4
D'Anista, Jane,
15
4
Aschheim, Joseph,
16
4
Ashley, Thomas Ludlow,
17
4
Atlanta Economic Review (Georgia State
College),
18
4
Atlantic Economic Journal and
Society,
19
4
Atlee, John S.,
20
4
Atwood, Edward C.,
21
4
Backer Library - Harvard
University,
22
4
Housing Urban Affairs Commentary (U.S.
Senate),
23
4
Banyai, Richard A.,
24
4
Bean, Louis H.,
25
4
Benston, George J.,
26
4
Bissell, Richard M.,
27
4
Black, Robert P.,
28
4
Blackburn, Ben B.,
29
4
Bordes, C.,
30
4
Brademas, John,
31
4
Bradford, Charles H.,
32
4
Brandt, Harry,
33
4
Brannon, Yerald M.,
34
4
Braunmuller, Rae Jean,
35
4
Brickman, Myrtle,
36
4
Bridges, Sadler,
37
4
Brill, Daniel H.,
38
4
Brunner, Karl,
39
4
Bubeck, C.H.,
40
4
Bucher, Jeffrey M.,
41
4
Burger, Albert E.,
42
4
Burns, Arthur F.,
43
4
Burstein, M.L.,
44
4
Business Week,
45
4
Cagan, Phillip,
46
4
Campbell, Colin D.,
47
4
Cargill, Thomas F.,
48
4
Carlson, Keith M.,
49
4
Carpenter, Keith,
50
4
Carson, Carol S.,
51
4
Carter, Anne P.,
52
4
Chase, Sam,
53
4
Christ, Carl,
54
4
Cochran, James L. (Industrialism and
Warburton's India paper of 1920s),
55
4
Cole, Don Preston,
56
4
Coleberd, Robert E.,
57
4
Columbia University Council for Research
in Social Sciences,
58
4
Columbia University Press,
59
4
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle,
60
4
Conference on Research in Income and
Wealth,
61
4
Conlan, John B.,
62
4
Contemporary Authors- Gale
Research,
63
4
Cosmos Club,
64
4
Cramer, Edison H.,
65
4
Crane, Philip M.,
66
4
Daly, Donald J.,
67
4
D'Arista Jane,
68
4
Davis, Richard G.,
69
4
Dewald, William G.,
70
4
Dictionary of International
Biography,
71
4
Duncan, Joseph W.,
72
4
Eastburn, David P.,
73
4
Econometrica,
74
4
Economic History Association,
75
4
Economic Inquiry,
76
4
The Economist,
77
4
Edwards, Daniel J.,
78
4
Eichengreen, Barry J.,
79
4
Egan, Jack,
80
4
Fabricant, Solomon,
81
4
Fand, David I.,
82
4
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation,
83
4
Federal Reserve Banks,
84
4
Federal Reserve Board and Federal Reserve
Board of Governors,
85
4
Fellner, William,
86
4
Fels, Rendigs,
87
4
Fenstermaker, Van J.,
88
4
Fetter, Frank W.,
89
4
Fisher, Joseph L.,
90
4
Francis, Darryl R.,
91
4
Frazer, William J.,
92
4
Friedman, Milton,
93
4
Gaines, Tilford,
94
4
Galbreath, Kenneth,
95
4
Garvy, George,
96
4
George Mason College,
97
4
Gilbert, Abby L.,
98
4
Gilbert, Garry (FDIC),
99
4
Girton, Lance,
100
4
Goldsmith, Raymond W.,
101
4
Carter Golembe Associates,
102
4
Goodman, Howard S.,
103
4
Gorman, John A.,
104
4
Gramley, Lyle E.,
105
4
Graves, Mary,
106
4
Grenfield, Robert L.,
107
4
Grohs, Roy J.,
108
4
Guise, Tom,
109
4
Gurley, John,
110
4
Guttentag, Jack M.,
111
4
Gottfried, Haberler,
112
4
Hansen, Bent,
113
4
Harris, Lowell C.,
114
4
Hart, Albert G.,
115
4
Hasson, Joseph A.,
116
4
Hegeland, Hago,
117
4
Heller, Walter W.,
118
4
Hencke, Paul,
119
4
Hendershot, Ralph,
120
4
Hobbs, Larry G.,
121
4
Von Hoffman, Nicholas,
122
4
Horsefield, Keith J.,
123
4
Horton, Joseph,
124
4
Hubbe, Jurgen,
125
4
Humphrey, Hubert H.,
126
4
Humphrey, Thomas M.,
127
4
Hunt, Lucy H.,
128
4
International Platform
Association,
129
4
International Review of the History of
Banking,
130
4
James, Emile,
131
4
Johns Hopkins Press 1966,
132
4
Johns Hopkins Press- Introduction to
Volume,
133
4
Johnson, Bruce A.,
134
4
Johnson, Ivan C.,
135
4
Johnson, Thomas F.,
136
4
Jones, Donald W.,
137
4
Jones, Homer,
138
4
Jorden, Jerry L.,
139
4
Journal of Finance,
140
4
Journal of Political Economy,
141
4
Journal of Money, Credit and
Banking,
142
4
Judd, John P.,
143
4
Karmin, Monreo,
144
4
Karnosky, Denis S.,
145
4
Kaufman, George C.,
146
4
Kelly, William A.,
147
4
Kilpatrick, Robert W.,
148
4
Kendrick, John,
149
4
Kimbrel, Monreo,
150
4
Klein, Benjamin,
151
4
Klein, Lawrence R.,
152
4
Koretz, Sidney,
153
4
Kreps, Juantia M.,
154
4
Laffer, Arthur B.,
155
4
Landers, Ann,
156
4
Latane, Henry A.,
157
4
Lindaeur, John M.,
158
4
Lombra, Raymond E.,
159
4
Lothian, James R.,
160
4
Luttrell, Clifton B.,
161
4
Macesich, George,
1
5
Macgregor, Donald,
2
5
Machinery and Allied Products
Institute,
3
5
Marquis,
4
5
Mason, Will,
5
5
Mayer, Thomas,
6
5
Mayne, Lucille S.,
7
5
Mayo, Robert P.,
8
5
McCracken, Paul W.,
9
5
McEvoy, Raymond H.,
10
5
McCouldrick, Paul F.,
11
5
Means, Gardiner C.,
12
5
Meiselman, David I.,
13
5
Meltzer, Allan H.,
14
5
Mercurio,
15
5
Meyer, Paul A.,
16
5
Mills, Frederick C.,
17
5
Minsky, Herman P.,
18
5
Mitchell, George W.,
19
5
Mitchell, Parren J.,
20
5
Mittra, Sid,
21
5
Modigliani, Franco,
22
5
Mitchell, Wesley C.,
23
5
Mondale, Walter F.,
24
5
Moore, Geoffrey H.,
25
5
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company,
26
5
National Bureau of Economic
Research,
27
5
National Economists Club,
28
5
National Economic Research
Institute,
29
5
National Journal,
30
5
Neal, Stephen N.,
31
5
Okun, Arthur M.,
32
5
Otey, Elizabeth,
33
5
Park, Chan Moon,
34
5
Partee, Charles J.,
35
5
Patinkin, Don,
36
5
Patman, Wright,
37
5
Phelps, Edmund S.,
38
5
Philbrook, Clarence E.,
39
5
Phillips, Samuel H.,
40
5
Pilgrim, John D.,
41
5
Poole, Kenyon E.,
42
5
Popkin, Joel,
43
5
Prestopino, Chris J.,
44
5
Proxmire, William,
45
5
Rayney, Terry,
46
5
Redlick, Fritz,
47
5
Reuss, Henry S.,
48
5
Rivlin, Alice - Correspondence
w/,
49
5
Rostow, W.W.,
50
5
Rowen, Robert,
51
5
Ryan, Thomas G.,
52
5
St. James Press- Writers
Victory,
53
5
Samuelson, Paul A.,
54
5
Schmidt, Wilson,
55
5
Schotta, Charles,
56
5
Schultze, Charles L.,
57
5
Schwartz, Anna Jacobson,
58
5
Segal, Harvey H.,
59
5
Selden, Richard,
60
5
Seidman, William L.,
61
5
Shafer, Joseph E.,
62
5
Sharpe, Wihelmina,
63
5
Shelton, William,
64
5
Sherrill, William W.,
65
5
Simons, Howard -Washington
Post,
66
5
Smithsonian Magazine,
67
5
Snavely, William P.,
68
5
Social Science Research
Council,
69
5
Solomon, Elinor,
70
5
Solow, Robert M.,
71
5
Solterer, Joseph,
72
5
Southern Economic Association,
73
5
Southern Economic Association Meetings,
November 1978,
74
5
Southern Economic Journal,
75
5
Southern Finance Association,
76
5
Southern Journal of Business,
77
5
Sparkman, John,
78
5
Spencer, Roger W.,
79
5
Sprinkel, Beryl W.,
80
5
Strout, Dick,
81
5
Sunley, Emil,
82
5
Taylor, Charles T.,
83
5
Templeton, William H.,
84
5
Thomas, Brinkey,
85
5
Timberlake, Hichard H.,
86
5
Tobin, James,
86a
5
Tower, John,
86b
5
Trescott, Paul B.,
87
5
Tuchman, Jill,
88
5
U.S. Congressmen,
89
5
University of California,
90
5
Vatter, Harold G.,
91
5
Vedder, Richard K.,
92
5
Vernon, Jack R.,
93
5
Wacht, Richard F.,
94
5
Wallich, Henry C.,
95
5
Ward, Richard,
96
5
Waud, Roger N.,
97
5
Weidenbaum, Murry,
98
5
Weigel, Gerald E.,
99
5
Weintraub, Robert E.,
100
5
Western Economic Journal,
101
5
Wetzel, James N.,
102
5
Wetzler, Jim,
103
5
Wilcox, James A.,
104
5
Williams, Harrison A. Jr.,
105
5
Woodworth, J.,
106
5
Yeager, F.W.,
107
5
Yeager, Leland,
108
5
Yeats, Alexander J.,
109
5
Yohe, William P.,
110
5
Zinner, Paul,
111
5
Lists of Articles by Clark
Warburton,
1
6
Lists of articles and to whom reprints
were sent,
2
6
List of Miscellaneous Articles and
Memoranda(See Index Page),
3
6
Articles by Clark Warburton
1958-63,
4
6
Miscellaneous Articles and Memoranda by
Clark Warburton 1930-57 (1),
5
6
Miscellaneous Articles and Memoranda by
Clark Warburton 1930-57 (2),
6
6
Miscellaneous Articles and Memoranda by
Clark Warburton 1934-1951 (1),
7
6
Miscellaneous Articles and Memoranda by
Clark Warburton 1934-51 (2),
8
6
The Social Organism,
9
6
Influence of Custom in Evolution of
Anglo-American Economic Society,
10
6
Comments on the Equation of
Exchange,
11
6
Prohibition and Economic
Welfare,
12
6
Principles of Literary
Criticism,
13
6
Verses,
14
6
Short Stories,
15
6
Debate- Strength Of the Navy, April
1914,
16
6
Commencement 1914,
17
6
India- Our Economic
Organization,
18
6
India- A Plea for Liberal
Education,
19
6
Part Five- Three Estimates,
20
6
Accounting Methodology- Part
Two,
21
6
January 1922,
22
6
What determines the rate of foreign
exchange?,
23
6
March 1922,
24
6
Articles Published in the Punjab Education
Journal 1922-23,
25
6
October 1923,
26
6
January 1924 (1),
27
6
January 1924 (2),
28
6
July 1924,
29
6
October 1924,
30
6
February 1928- Houston
Gargoyle,
31
6
Economic Terminology- March
1928,
32
6
March 1928- Houston Gargoyle,
33
6
April 1928- Houston Gargoyle,
34
6
April 10, 1928- Houston
Gargoyle,
35
6
May 1, 1928- Houston Gargoyle,
36
6
May 22, 1928- Houston Gargoyle,
37
6
May 29, 1928- Houston gargoyle,
38
6
Business Fluctuations and South's
Industrial Structure, November 1930,
39
6
Calender Reform and Economic
Investigations, August 1931,
40
6
December 1934 (1),
41
6
December 1934 (2),
42
6
February 1935,
43
6
February 1936,
44
6
April 1943,
45
6
June 1943,
46
6
January 1944,
47
6
June 1944,
48
6
January 1945,
49
6
April 1945,
50
6
May 1945 (1),
51
6
May 1945 (2),
52
6
June 1945 (1),
53
6
June 1945 (2),
54
6
September 1945,
55
6
October 1946 (1),
56
6
October 1946 (2),
57
6
October 1946 (3),
58
6
October 1946,
59
6
October 1946 (2),
60
6
June 1947 (1),
61
6
June 1947 (2),
62
6
May 1948,
63
6
November 1948,
64
6
December 1948 (1),
65
6
December 1948 (2),
66
6
February 1949,
67
6
April 1949,
68
6
July 1949,
69
6
September 1949,
70
6
March 1950,
1
7
June 1950,
2
7
July 1950,
3
7
August 1950,
4
7
October 1950,
5
7
November 1950,
6
7
September 1951 (1),
7
7
September 1951 (2),
8
7
February 1952,
9
7
March 1952,
10
7
April 1952,
11
7
December 1952,
12
7
March 1953,
13
7
June 1953,
14
7
Reviews of Copeland's Study of Moneyflows
and Correspondence,
15
7
December 1953,
16
7
December 1954 (1),
17
7
December 1954 (2),
18
7
November 1957,
19
7
September 1958,
20
7
Adequacy of the Statistical Foundation for
Monetary Policy Formation- American Statistical
Association, December 28, 1958.,
21
7
1958 (1),
22
7
1958 (2),
23
7
November 1941,
24
7
December 1941,
25
7
April 1962,
26
7
February 1963,
27
7
February 1964,
28
7
April 1965,
29
7
June 1971,
30
7
Warburton, Clark- How to Stop Inflation
and Reduce Interest Rates , September
1974.,
31
7
September 1975,
32
7
October 1975,
33
7
Warburton, Clark- Federal Reserve Reform
Act of 1977 (Background and Potentiality), November
1978.,
34
7
August 1960- Hearing before subcommittee
no.3. House of representatives.Monetary control under
the Federal Reserve Act.,
35
7
August 25, 1960- Committee on banking and
currency.Hearing on HR 8427 p.301. Monetary control
under the Federal reserve Act.,
36
7
March 9, 1964- Statement given the
subcommittee on domestic finance of the Banking and
Currency Committee of the House of Representatives.
Federal Reserve operations and business
fluctuations.,
37
7
March 1968, Testimony- Reply to questions
regarding H.R.11.,
38
7
April 1975, Testimony- Suggestions for
Monetary Management during 1975-76,
39
7
Book Reviews,
40
7
Recent Banking Legislation- talk before
the Financial Group, Special Libraries Association,
5-24-39.,
41
7
Post-War Domestic Monetary Problems-
Remarks at American Economic Associations, January
23, 1944 (Washington D.C.),
42
7
Miscellaneous brief talks- Department of
Agriculture 1945.Department of Commerce
1946.Conference on Fiscal Policy, 1941.Conference on
Research in Income and Wealth, 1945.,
43
7
Deposits- Talk at Supervisors Conference,
1947.,
44
7
February 27, 1953- Remarks at a meeting of
the Committee on Economic Policy, Chamber of Commerce
of the United States.,
45
7
Monetary Policy and Business Depressions
in the U.S.- used at School of Business Seminar,
Colombia University, 4-15-53.,
46
7
May 21, 1953- Remarks at the 37th Annual
Meeting National Industrial Conference Board ( How
effective can monetary management be?).,
47
7
Comments at session on "Business Cycle
Analysis" - Southern Economic Association, November
13, 1953.,
48
7
Talk at Amherst College, October 24,
1955.,
49
7
Financial Intermediaries in National
Income Accounting Paper at 1955 Conference on
Research and Wealth (Studies Vol.22),
50
7
Role of Money in Performance of the
Economy.Notes- Merrill Center for Economics, July
1956.,
51
7
Financial Intermediaries in National
Income Accounting- Meeting of National Accounts
Review Committee, December 1956.,
52
7
Pre-Keynesian Monetary Theories of Output-
Talk at University of MD. Seminar, May 9,
1957.,
53
7
Comments in Forecasting Interest rates- The
Econometrics Institution, October 11,
1957.,
54
7
Monetary Disturbances and Business
Fluctuations in Two Centuries of American
History-Lecture, October 1960.,
55
7
Talk at National Economists Club, November
1968.,
56
7
Comments on paper by Tavlas and Aschheim,
"On Monetarism and Ideology"- Presented at Atlantic
Economic Conference, October 1977.,
57
7
New responsibilities for the Federal
Reserve under the Federal Reserve Reform Act of 1977-
Talk at National Economists Club, April 18,
1978.,
58
7
A Sketch of Monetary Disequilibrium Theory
(Monetarism) From Hume to Keynes- Talk at the
University of Virginia, November 17,
1978.,
59
7
Disequilibrium in the 1970s- Remarks made
at the History of Economics Society, May
1979.,
60
7
Correspondence 1935,
1
8
Correspondence 1936,
2
8
Correspondence 1937,
3
8
Correspondence 1938,
4
8
Correspondence 1939 (1),
5
8
Correspondence 1939 (2),
6
8
Correspondence 1940,
7
8
Correspondence 1941,
8
8
Correspondence 1942,
9
8
Correspondence 1943 (1),
10
8
Correspondence 1943 (2),
11
8
Correspondence 1944,
12
8
Correspondence 1945,
13
8
Correspondence 1946,
14
8
Correspondence 1947 (1),
15
8
Correspondence 1947 (2),
16
8
Correspondence 1947 (3),
17
8
Correspondence 1948 (1),
18
8
Correspondence 1948 (2),
19
8
Correspondence 1948 (3),
20
8
Correspondence 1948 (4),
21
8
Correspondence 1949,
22
8
Correspondence 1950,
23
8
Correspondence 1951,
1
9
Correspondence 1952,
2
9
Correspondence 1954,
3
9
Correspondence 1955,
4
9
Norton Debits Study Correspondence
1955,
5
9
Correspondence 1956,
6
9
Correspondence 1957,
7
9
Correspondence 1958,
8
9
Correspondence 1959,
9
9
Correspondence 1960,
10
9
Correspondence 1961,
11A
9
Correspondence 1962,
11B
9
Correspondence 1963,
12
9
Correspondence 1964,
13
9
Correspondence 1965,
14
9
Partial Lists of Memoranda,
15
9
Memoranda 1934-35 (10),
16
9
Memoranda 1934-35 (2),
17
9
Memoranda 1936 (1),
18
9
Memoranda 1936 (2),
19
9
Memoranda June-December 1936
(3),
20
9
Memoranda 1937-38 (1),
21
9
Memoranda 1937-38 (2),
22
9
Memoranda 1939 (1),
23
9
Memoranda 1939 (2),
24
9
1940 (1),
1
10
Memoranda 1940 (20),
2
10
Memoranda 1941 (1),
3
10
Memoranda 1941 (2),
4
10
1942 (1),
5
10
Memoranda 1942 (2),
6
10
Memoranda 1943,
7
10
1944 (1),
8
10
Memoranda 1944 (2),
9
10
Memoranda 1945 (1),
10
10
Memoranda 1945 (2),
11
10
Memoranda 1946,
12
10
Memoranda 1947,
13
10
Memoranda 1948 (1),
14
10
Memoranda 1948 (2),
15
10
Memoranda 1949 (1),
16
10
Memoranda 1949 (2),
17
10
Memoranda 1949 (3),
18
10
Memoranda 1950 (1),
19
10
Memoranda 1950 (2),
20
10
Memoranda 1950 (3),
21
10
Memoranda 1951,
1
11
Memoranda 1952 (1),
2
11
Memoranda 1952 (2),
3
11
Memoranda 1953 (1),
4
11
Memoranda 1953 (2),
5
11
Memoranda 1954 (1),
6
11
Memoranda 1954 (2),
7
11
Memoranda 1955,
8
11
Memoranda 1956,
9
11
Memoranda 1957 (1),
10
11
Memoranda 1957 (2),
11
11
Memoranda 1958-61 (1),
11
12
Memoranda 1958-61 (2),
13
11
Memoranda 1962 (1),
14
11
Memoranda 1962 (2),
15
11
Memoranda 1962 (3),
16
11
Memoranda 1963,
17
11
Memoranda 1964 (1),
18
11
Memoranda 1964 (2),
19
11
Memoranda 1965,
20
11
Personal Banking and Business Section
Civil Service (1),
21
11
Personal Banking and Business Section
Civil Service (2),
22
11
Report 2/4/66 Files of the Banking and
Business Section as of the end of 1965.,
23
11
FDIC Memos on Bank Supervisory Authority-
Prepared for Press and Committee on Financial
Institutions.,
24
11
Memos at FDIC- Purpose of deposit
insurance. Purpose of insurance o accounts in savings
institutions.Some considerations bearing on increased
deposit insurance coverage.,
25
11
Memos from FDIC:insurance coverage, banks
in financial difficulties.,
26
11
Work Reports 1935,
1
12
Work Reports 1936,
2
12
Reports of Work 1937 (WPA),
3
12
Reports of Work 1938,
4
12
Reports of Work 1939,
5
12
Reports of Work 1940,
6
12
Reports of Work 1941,
7
12
Reports of Work 1942-42,
8
12
Reports of Work 1944-45,
9
12
Reports of Work 1946-47,
10
12
Reports of Work 1948-49 (1),
11
12
Reports of Work 1948-49 (2),
12
12
Work Reports 1950-51 (1),
13
12
Work Reports 1950-51 (2),
14
12
Work Reports 1952-52 (1),
15
12
Work reports 1952-53 (2),
16
12
Work Reports 1954-55 (1),
17
12
Work Reports 1954-55 (2),
18
12
Work Reports 1956-57-58 (1),
19
12
Work Reports 1956-57-58 (2),
20
12
Work Reports 1959-60 (1),
21
12
Work Reports 1959-60 (2),
22
12
Work Reports 1961-62 (1),
23
12
Work Reports 1961-62 (2),
24
12
Work Reports 1963-64 (1),
25
12
Work Reports 1963-64 (2),
26
12
Work Reports 1965,
27
12
FDIC Reports to Insured Banks
1933-43,
28
12
FDIC Reports to Insured Banks
1944-55,
29
12
Report to Insured Banks 1956,
30
12
Allocation of the National Product -
Report for Brookings,
1
13
Charts- Generalized patterns of
utilization of family income. Ch XII.,
2
13
Charts- Spendable funds and their
disbursement (First approximation).,
3
13
Disbursement of Income in the U.S.-
Prepared for Institute of Economics (1),
4
13
Disbursement of Income in the U.S.(Rough
draft)- Prepared for Institute of Economics
(2),
5
13
Preliminary Reports Submitted in April
1935- Disbursement of Income in the U.S.,
6
13
7
13
Project for Studies of end Products
Submitted in 1937 to Sloan Foundation.,
8
13
Project for search relating to end
products, submitted in 1934 to Social Science
Research Council, National Bureau of Economic
Research , and Rockefeller Foundation.,
9
13
Proposed research in field of business
fluctuations and flow of purchasing
power.,
10
13
Social Service Research Council, January
1955.,
11
13
Studies of national output and productive
capacity submitted in 1939 to: National Industrial
Conference Board and National Resources Planning
Board.,
12
13
Summaries- All governments revenues and
expenditures.,
13
13
Memos from Brookings,
14
13
Use of national income and miscellaneous
comments on incomes estimates.,
15
13
Banking, Class use- Emory University
(Notes and Outlines-Money and Banking),
1
14
Banking(Notes and Outlines- Money and
Banking),
2
14
Business Finance (Lecture Notes, Emory
University 1929-30),
3
14
Economics 200 and 400 (Rice Institute
1925-26 Grades),
4
14
Econ 101 B ( lecture Notes, Emory
University, Fall 1929),
5
14
Econ 101 (Lecture Notes, Emory University,
1930-31),
6
14
Econ 203 Value and Distribution (Lecture
Notes, Emory University, 1929-30),
7
14
Economics and Speculation (Lecture Notes,
Emory University, 1924-30),
8
14
Econ 101 (Emory University Lecture
Notes),
9
14
Econ 101 Introductory (Emory University
Lecture Notes),
10
14
Econ 214 Industries of the U.S. (Lecture
Notes, Emory University 1929-30),
11
14
Engineering Economies Outline- Elementary
Economics, Colombia University.,
12
14
Economics for Engineers- Special Problems,
etc.,
13
14
Elementary Economics, Lectures 39-65-
Business Cycle, Markets, International Trade, Money,
Price, Credit, Public Finance.,
14
14
Elementary Economics, Lectures 81-89- Our
Economic System (Lecture Notes, Rice
Institute),
15
14
Elementary Economics, Lectures 66-80-
Control of Industry (Lecture Notes, Rice
Institute),
16
14
Elementary Economics-Outlines
1927-28,
17
14
Econ 200- Outlines and Notes for
1926-27.,
18
14
Elementary Economics Lecture Notes 1-17-
Rice Institute.,
19
14
Elementary Economics Lecture Notes 18-38-
Rice Institute (Value and Price, Theory of
Distribution),
20
14
Lecture Notes and Questions (Risk and
Security in Industry),
21
14
Miscellaneous Notes-Risk and Security in
Industry (Unemployment, Social Institutions,
etc.),
22
14
Mathematics of Finance Lecture Notes-
Emory University 1929-30.,
23
14
Notes and Lectures (Trade
Unionism),
24
14
Notes, Outlines, etc.,
25
14
Outlines- Elementary Economics,
26
14
Public Risks and Waste (Risks and Security
in Industry),
27
14
Public Revenues (Notes and Outlines- Money
and Banking),
28
14
Questions-Risk and Security in Modern
Industry.,
29
14
Econ 410- Questions and Outlines (Risk and
Security in Industry),
30
14
Rice Institute- Rules, Faculty,
etc.,
31
14
University of Texas- Extension (Outline-
Elementary Economics),
32
14
Auspitz and Lieben,
1
15
An Approach to the Theory of
Prices,
2
15
Courses of Study- University of
Allahabad,
3
15
Economics 200- Mimeograped work file copy
(1),
4
15
Economics 200- Mimeographed work file copy
(2),
5
15
Elementary Economics- Cornell Ewing
Christian College,
6
15
Elementary Economics- Cornell Ewing
Christian College (Review and
Examination),
7
15
Exam Questions- Elementary Economics
(1),
8
15
Exam Questions- Elementary Economics
(2),
9
15
Exam Questions- Elementary Economics
(3),
10
15
Gustav Cassel,
11
15
History of Economic Thought- Smith
Ricardo,
12
15
John T. Merz,
13
15
John A. Hobson,
14
15
Seminar, Winter Quarter 1967- University
of California Davis,
15
15
Lectures- University of California,
1966-67,
16
15
Lectures at University of California- Copy
with correction.,
17
15
Lectures at University of California
Davis- Monetary Economics,
18
15
Notes- History of Economic Theory, Social
Economics.(University of Allahabad),
19
15
Notes- Industrial and Commercial
Organization (University of Allahabad),
19A
15
Notes- The Mathematical Theory of
Prices,
20
15
Notes- An Approach to the Theory of
Prices,
21
15
October 12- Notes for Lecture,
22
15
Prices and Credit Expansion,
23
15
Price Theory- Lecture Notes I.Individual
and Commodity Demand Schedules,
24
15
Price Theory- Lecture Notes II.Cost and
Demand Functions,
25
15
Price Theory- Lecture Notes III.Methods of
Price Establishment a.Mathematical Theory,
26
15
Price Theory- Lecture Notes IV.Methods of
Price Establishment b. Summary and Relation of
Mathematical Theory to Actual Process.,
27
15
Price Theory- Lecture Notes V. Price Level
and Equation of Exchange,
28
15
Geddes Diagrams,
29
15
Ph.D. Exam Questions,
30
15
Proposed Courses in Economics,
31
15
Pareto- Course,
32
15
Pareto Manuel,
33
15
Questions- Advanced Courses at University
of Allahabad,
34
15
Summary of Lectures- American
University,
35
15
The Depression of 1920-21,
36
15
Theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-
American University, February-June 1950.,
37
15
Theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-American
University, February-June 1950 (Lecture Notes and
Assignments, March 25-May 27) (1),
38
15
Theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-
American University, February-June 1950 (Lecture
notes and Assignments, March 25-May 27)
(2),
15
39
Theory of Prices- I.Elementary Survey,
II.Mathematical Theory,
40
15
Theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-
American University, February-June 1950 (Lecture
Notes and Asignments, February 11-March 18)
(1),
41
15
Theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-
American University, February-June 1950 (Lecture
Notes and Assignments, February 11-March 18)
(2),
42
15
The Role of Money in Business
Fluctuations- Introductory Lecture at American
University,
43
15
Trade Cycles,
44
15
University of California- Money and
Banking,
45
15
UC Davis, 1944-47- Lectures in Monetary
Economics,
46
15
Walras,
47
15
Erratic Money 1938-39, January-June
(1),
1
16
Erratic Money 1038-39, January-June
(2),
2
16
General Notes and Miscellaneous Materials
(1),
3
16
General Notes and Miscellaneous Materials
(2),
4
16
Drafts of old manuscript- Intermittent
prosperity or theory of money and business
fluctuations (1),
5
16
Drafts of old manuscript- Intermittent
prosperity or theory of money and business
fluctuations (2),
6
16
Lists of Objections, Sections of two
Books, Reports, Theory, Theory of Money, and Business
Fluctuations.,
7
16
Monetary Disequilibrium Theory in the 1st
half of the 20th century with remarks about
1970s,
8
16
Monetary Disequilibrium Theory in the 1st
half of the 19th century- Original paper on History
of Political Economy, May 1979,
9
16
Money, prices and business fluctuations-
First half of the 19th century and late 18th
century,
10
16
Money, prices and business fluctuations-
Second half of the 19th century (1),
11
16
Money, prices and business fluctuations-
Second half of the 19th century (1),
12
16
Money, prices and business fluctuations-
Notes and excerpts from 20th century writers
(1),
13
16
money, prices and business fluctuations-
Notes and excerpts from 20th century writers
(2),
14
16
Miscellaneous material and business
fluctuations 1947-58,
15
16
Notes- Wesley Clair Mitchell or book on
Monetary Disequilibrium,
16
16
Outline, Preface and Bibliography (The
Role of Money in Business Fluctuations),
17
16
Role of Money- Chapters 1-3,
18
16
Role of Money-Chapters 4-6,
19
16
Role of Money- Chapters 7-12,
20
16
Role of Money- Chapters 13-19,
21
16
Theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-
Chapters 1-4 (Working copy) (1),
22
16
theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-
Chapters 1-4 (Working copy) (2),
23
16
Theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-
Chapters 5-9 (Working copy) (1),
24
16
Theory of Monetary Disequilibrium-
Chapters 5-9 (Working copy) (2),
25
16
The Role of Money in Business
Fluctuations- manuscript,
26
16
Articles included in Depression, Inflation
and Monetary Policy,
1
17
Articles in Depression, Inflation and
Monetary Theory- CW copy while in process
(1),
2
17
Articles in Depression, Inflation and
Monetary Theory- CW copy while in process
(2),
3
17
Articles in Depression, Inflation and
Monetary Theory- CW copy while in process
(3),
4
17
Banking and Business Fluctuations- Erratic
Money (First draft),
5
17
Business Fluctuations- Historical Reprints
(Includes application of Betly A.M. Ratz),
6
17
Contents- Depression, Inflation and
Monetary Policy- A collection of articles,
7
17
Chapters 1-8 - Depression, Inflation and
Monetary Policy- A collection of articles
(1),
8
17
Chapters 1-8 - Depression, Inflation and
Monetary Policy- A collection of articles
(2),
9
17
Depression, Inflation and Monetary Policy-
Part two, Chapters 9-15,
10
17
Depression, Inflation and Monetary Policy-
Part Three and Four, Chapters 16-28,
11
17
Depression, Inflation and Monetary Policy-
Part Five, Chapters 29-35,
12
17
Depression, Inflation and Monetary Theory-
extra contents, preface, introduction,
13
17
Material regarding research in relation of
banking to business fluctuations,
14
17
Notes on this group of obsolete
manuscripts,
15
17
"Nonmembers banks and effectiveness of
monetary policy" in Monetary Management (Prentice
Hall, 1963) pp.317-359 (1),
16
17
"Nonmember banks and the effectiveness of
monetary policy"- tables and copies to be used for
xeroxing (2),
17
17
"Nonmember banks and the effectiveness of
monetary policy"- tables and copies to be used for
xeroxing (3),
18
17
"Nonmember banks and the effectiveness of
the monetary policy"- rough draft (4),
19
17
November 11, 1966- Cyclical Fluctuations
in the Stock of Money and in Effective Demand
1919-65,
20
17
Pamphlets History of FDIC and Prior
Proposals,
20A
17
Outlines of project regarding banking and
business fluctuations , 1790-1919,
21
17
Plateaus of Prosperity and Plains of
Depression from Economic Essays in honor of Wesley
Clair Mitchell, 1935,
22
17
Publishers and Journals regarding
quotations and reporting of articles in Mismanaged
Money- Correspondence on releases of
reports,
23
17
Reply to questions regarding H.R.11 in
Compendium on Monetary Policy Guidelines and Federal
Reserve Structure,
24
17
Theories of Monetary Control and
Authority,
25
17
The Great Depression- Chapter
15,
26
17
Assets and Liabilities of the Entire
Banking and Currency System, June-December 1946-68.
Factors in Growth of Deposits and Assets.,
1
18
Charts and quarterly data from Dan Edwards
regarding GNP, money supply, and other
variables.,
2
18
Contents and Chapter Outlines,
3
18
Cyclical variations in money, etc. Rate of
use for final product expenditures, 1918-63 (Measured
by percentage change from same quarter of preceding
year).,
4
18
Data for member bank reserves and deposits
subject to reserve, 1960-1917-1929.,
5
18
Data for final product expenditures by
business and individuals.
1919-63,
6
18
Data for F.R. last Wednesday in month
series (Deposit adjusted and currency outside banks-
money held by business and individuals)
1946-63,
7
18
Data pertaining to money held by business
and individuals.
1909-46,
8
18
Deposits adjusted and currency outside
banks.
1918-64,
9
18
Deposits adjusted and currency outside
banks- excluding and including time and savings(Mid
year and end year).,
10
18
Deposits of State and Local Government
1919-64,
11
18
Estimated Gross National Product from
Kendrick Productivity Trends in U.S.
1919-47,
12
18
Estimates of foreign deposits in IPC
accounts.
1918-1964,
13
18
Federal Reserves Money Supply- 1964
series,
14
18
Final product expenditures by business and
individuals.
1964-70,
15
18
Flow of Funds- Quarterly Table
11-23-1965,
16
18
Indexes of effective member banks reserves
1918-63,
17
18
Indexes of money held by business and
individuals based on F.R.
1946-63,
18
18
Indexes of rate of use of money for final
product expenditures by business and individuals.
1946-63,
19
18
Indexes of money held by business and
individuals.
1918-60,
20
18
Indexes of Gross National Product- Current
dollars and constant dollars.
1919-64,
21
18
Indexes of final product expenditures by
business and individuals.
1919-63,
22
18
Indexes: Money supply, GNP, etc.
1918-61,
1918-63,
23
18
Lists and descriptions of
tables,
24
18
Losses in Operations- Closed banks
1865-1940,
25
18
Materials for price index and money
holdings of individuals.,
26
18
Member bank reserves and deposits subject
to reserves- 1929-64 monthly data.,
27
18
Miscellaneous notes and materials to be
filed.,
28
18
National income and product accounts
1967-71,
29
18
Price indexes, 1919-47 and components of
GNP.,
30
18
Price Indexes,
31
18
Quarterly trend of values at various rates
and dates.,
32
18
Relation of GNP to money stock
1919-64,
33
18
Rotating of Federal Reserves operations to
business fluctuations.,
34
18
Seasonally adjusted quarterly indexes of
money held by business and individuals in series.
1918-47,
35
18
Seasonally adjusted quarterly indexes of
stock of money.
1918-60,
36
18
Seasonally adjusted quarterly indexes of
stock of money in series.,
37
18
FR Study I " Postwar Relationships Between
GNP and Alternatively Defined Money Supplies" and FR
Monthly Statistics- Selected Liquid Assets held by
Public.,
38
18
Tables From Index Members of the Equation
of Exchange and Seasonally Adjusted Index of Money
Held by Business and Individuals,
1918-50.,
39
18
Tax and government data for estimates of
final expenditure by business and individuals,
1919-63 and GNP 1919-38.,
40
18
Text with carbons- Chapter I.,
41
18
Text and original tables- Chapter
II.,
42
18
Text- Chapter III.,
43
18
Text- Chapter IV.,
44
18
Text- Chapter V.,
45
18
Text- Chapter VI.- Technical Framework and
Methology.,
46
18
Text- Chapter VII.,
47
18
Text- Chapter VIII.,
48
18
Text with two carbons- Chapter IX. (Tables
only),
49
18
Data for monthly estimates- Total deposits
adjusted and currency outside banks.
1919-64,
50
18
Alabama- Banking history,
1
19
Assets and liabilities of Federal Reserve
banks- unpublished items.,
2
19
First Bank of U.S.,
3
19
Second Bank of U.S.,
4
19
Banking Difficulties of the
1830's,
5
19
Bank History Study,
6
19
Bank records projects- Banks in operation
prior to 1875.,
7
19
Banks in operation prior to
1860,
8
19
Banks established during
1780-1820,
9
19
Banks established during
1800-1820,
10
19
Bank reserves and circulation medium-
National Banks
1865-1919,
11
19
Check list of financial instock by states
1896-1934,
12
19
Miscellaneous notes- Revised all bank data
by Clark Warburton.
1896-1950,
13
19
Commercial banking and trust company
offices in continental United States.
1900-1940,
14
19
List of contents in card file on banking
history prior to 1911.,
15
19
Data regarding national banks
1868-1889,
16
19
Deposits plus circulation by states
1834-63,
17
19
Inflation and banking
1900-50,
18
19
Notes and banking data prior to
1870,
19
19
Louisiana,
20a
19
Banking History,
20b
19
Material regarding number of banks.
1812-1900,
21
19
Number of Banks
1854-1934,
22
19
Mississippi,
23
19
Gold ans Silver Imports and Exports Prior
to 1921,
24
19
Monetary and Banking Developments
1836-1860,
25
19
Monetary Disturbances
1834-45,
26
19
Monetary Volume and Instability
1834-45,
27
19
Monetary Factors in Business Fluctuations
1790-1950,
28
19
Monetary Factors in Business Fluctuations
1790-1950,
29
19
Monetary Factors in Business Fluctuations-
Summary Tables (various drafts).
1790-1950,
30
19
Monetary Factors in Business Fluctuations
1790-1950,
31
19
Money, Prices and Business Fluctuations-
First half of the 19th century.,
32
19
N.Y.- Banking History,
33
19
N.C.- Banking History,
34
19
Number of banks, 1860-1933 and cash
balances of individuals and business,
1864-1950,
35
19
Number of banks, call dates
1863-1917,
36
19
N.Y., Pa., VA. and Ohio- Combined data,
specie, circulation and deposits.
1836-62,
37
19
Number of banks other than national.
1860-96,
38
19
Sources of data for relation of banking
and business fluctuations
1790-1917,
39
19
Number of banks by years and states
1860-1900,
40
19
Number of banks,
41
19
N.Y.- Call date data
1830-66,
42
19
Ohio- Banking history,
43
19
Prior to 1865- Bank
Suspensions,
44
19
Postal Saving System
1911-1959,
45
19
Penn- Banking history,
46
19
Pennsylvania banking statistics- Call
dates 1829-1863,
47
19
Relation of number of banks, banking
offices and deposits to population, by years
1900-36,
48
19
State operated controlled
banks,
48
19
Statements of assets and liabilities of
the banks of the U.S.
1792-1800,
50
19
Selections from manuscripts on bank
suspensions- History of deposit insurance and
relations of banking to business fluctuations.
9-3-1953,
51
19
Specie holdings- European central
banks.,
52
19
S.C.- Banking history,
53
19
The 1937-38 depression,
54
19
U.S. Congress Documents on Banking
1836-41,
55
19
Virginia- Banking history,
56
19
Virginia- Bank Capital
1835-40,
57
19
Work sheets on banking.,
58
19
Appendix Tables I. Statistical Methodology-
Family Income,
1
20
Charts- Family Income,
3
20
Charts- Family Income,
4
20
Charts- Utilization of income by
unattached individuals,
5
20
Chart- Utilization by chief economic
classes ( Family income).,
6
20
Charts- Surveys on family
expenditures.,
7
20
Central Bank Operations and Business
Fluctuations, 1919-1964- Chapters I-V.,
8
20
Central Bank Operations and Business
Fluctuations- Chapters I-IV(Finished
copy).,
9
20
Central Bank Operations and Business
Fluctuations- Chapters V-IX(Finished
copy).,
10
20
Central Bank Operations and Business
Fluctuations- Tables and Charts (1),
11
20
Central Bank Operations and Business
Fluctuations- Tables and Charts (2),
12
20
Central Bank Operations and Business
Fluctuations- Chapters VI-IX.,
13
20
Chapter VII Expenditures for Food- Family
Income,
14
20
Chapter VIII Expenditures for Home
Maintenance- Family Income,
15
20
Chapters IX-X Other Living,
16
20
Chapter XI Savings- Family
Income,
17
20
Chapter XIII Interrelationships among the
major groups of family expenditures- Family
Income.,
18
20
Cumulative Income Distribution-Family
Income,
19
20
Data for Charts and Supporting Tables-
Chapters I-VI- Family Income,
20
20
Footnotes and worksheets of old 1965
revised annual estimates of GNP.,
21
20
Mathematical Theory of Price,
1928,
22
20
Manuscript- Chapters I-VII- Family
Income,
23
20
Monetary disturbances and policies for
stability (1),
24
20
Monetary disturbances and policies for
stability (2),
25
20
Monetary disturbances and policies for
stability (3)- Copy for printer.,
26
20
Monetary disturbances and policies for
stability (4)- Copy for printer.,
27
20
Monetary disturbances and policies for
stability (5)- Copy for printer.,
28
20
Monetary disturbances and policies for
stability (6)- Copy for printer.,
29
20
Original tables for "Central Bank
Operations and Business Fluctuations",
30
20
Preface- Table of contents- etc.List of
budget studies and family income.,
31
20
Price Theory, etc.-M.A.
Thesis(Original),
32
20
Statistical Appendix- Family
Income,
33
20
The Mathematical Theory of Price- Written
1927-28,
34
20
The Use of Family Income- Manuscript
(1),
35
20
The Use of Family Income- Manuscript
(2),
36
20
A Report on Deposit Insurance by Lauchlin
Currie and Martin Frost,
1
21
Data for Bank Obligations Manuscript by
Ethel Bastedo- Origin of the FDIC Law of
1933.,
2
21
Deposit Guaranty in Mississippi, South
Dakota, North Dakota, and Washington,
3
21
Deposit Guaranty in Oklahoma and
Kansas,
4
21
Deposit Guaranty in Texas and
Nebraska,
5
21
Guaranty of Bank Obligations in the U.S.,
1825-35(Preliminary draft, 1935).,
6
21
Insurance of bank obligations in six
states 1829-46(Preliminary draft of
report),
7
21
Introductory chapter, Concluding chapter,
and Bibliography,
8
21
Kansas,
9
21
Miscellaneous on insurance of bank
obligations.,
10
21
Mississippi,
11
21
North Dakota,
12
21
Nebraska,
13
21
Oklahoma,
14
21
Prohibition of Interest on Demand
Deposits,
15
21
Portfolios of Member Banks Suspending in
1929-30,
16
21
Portfolios of State Banks Suspending in
the Western Grain States,
17
21
South Dakota,
18
21
Texas,
19
21
Washington,
20
21
Extracts from the Correspondence of the
Board of Control, State Bank of Ohio
1848-1864,
21
21
Available income and the national product
(1),
1
22
Available income and the national product
(2),
2
22
Banking and output statistics,
3
22
Banking and output statistics,
4
22
Banking and business fluctuations series
and extensions of some tables in banking and output
statistics (1),
5
22
Banks and business fluctuations series and
extensions of some tables in banking and output
statistics (2),
6
22
Basis for an Economic Change- Economic
Classics,
7
22
Critique of the Summary of Contemporary
Economics,
8
22
Criteria and implementation of monetary
policy,
9
22
Correspondence regarding "measuring the
lag in impact of monetary policy".,
10
22
Corporate control and
organization,
11
22
Development of central banking theory and
practice in the U.S.,
12
22
Democracy and economic
evolution,
13
22
Democratic traditions and economic
change.,
14
22
Democratic Institutions,
15
22
Economic classes in the U.S.,
16
22
Federal Reserve Operations and Business
Fluctuations,
17
22
Fiscal policy and the "New
Economics",
18
22
Functions of an Economic Sector of the
Cooperative League,
19
22
Functions and organization of an effective
people's lobby.,
20
22
Housing and construction,
21
22
Looking Toward Permanent Full
Employment,
22
22
Monetary Policy in the U.S.- 1918-42 and
1942-47.,
23
22
Measuring the Lag in the Impact of Monetary
Policy-First typing.,
24
22
Measuring the Lag in the Impact of the
Monetary Policy-Notes on papers.,
25
22
Measuring the Lag in the Impact of
Monetary Policy- Final copy.,
26
22
Monetary velocity and the value of
output.,
27
22
Monetary and interest rate
policies.,
28
22
Miscellaneous papers proposed for economic
programs.,
29
22
Remarks of J.L. Robertson,
30
22
The Laffer-Ranoon model after five
years.,
31
22
Origin, development and problems of
deposit insurance.,
32
22
Our Functional Society,
33
22
Our Changing Economic System,
34
22
Prohibition of Interest on Demand
Deposits,
35
22
Productive Capacity and the Feasible
Standard of Living for the Masses.,
36
22
Proposals for Federal action regarding
Business Recovery and Alleviation of
Distress.,
37
22
Planning without dictatorship.,
38
22
Prohibition of Interest on Demand
Deposits.,
39
22
Reserve requirements and the role of the
Federal Reserve System.,
40
22
Price Policy for Agriculture,
41
22
Political Party Programs and Economic
Classes,
42
22
Proposed Changes in the Basic Corporation
Law,
43
22
Development of my studies on "Monetary
Policy and Business Fluctuations",
44
22
Reserve requirements, FED membership and
monetary control(March 1979).,
45
22
Taxation (1),
46
22
Taxation (2),
47
22
The Impact of Banking,
48
22
The Making of Price and Production
Industrial Policy,
49
22
Theories of the relation of money to
business fluctuations, 1750-1930.,
50
22
The monetary condition for economic
equilibrium.,
51
22
Unemployment compensation.,
52
22
An emergency currency based upon warehouse
receipts for a composite group of basic commodities,
1933.,
1
23
Stabilization of Currencies by
International Agreement.,
2
23
A National Currency Authority,
3
23
A proposal to consolidate the public debt
and to protect bank deposits.,
4
23
Accounting Methodology in Measurements of
National Income.,
5
23
Asset liquidity and monetary
policy.,
6
23
Bank suspensions and the banking and
monetary structures.,
7
23
basic commodity monetary
standard.,
8
23
Commodity monetary standard.,
9
23
Comments on present monetary and banking
system.,
10
23
Can we manage the currency?,
11
23
Correspondence regarding monetary and
banking reform.,
12
23
Theory of Business
Fluctuations.,
13
23
Comments of papers at American Economic
Association and Conference on Research on Income and
Wealth.,
14
23
Causes of Business
Fluctuations.,
15
23
Comments on the Equation of
Exchange.,
16
23
Data- Monetary volume- Prices,
17
23
Dual Banking,
18
23
Economic Background of Bank
Suspensions.,
19
23
Effect of credit expansion and money
supply upon the national income.,
20
23
Effect of wartime monetary expansion on
the postwar price level.,
21
23
Fallacy and truth in explanations of the
depression.,
22
23
Forecast of gross income in the U.S. in
April 1943.,
23
23
Forecasting the pressure on prices in
1943-44-45.,
24
23
Forecasting price inflation in
1944.,
25a
23
Financial institutions in the District of
Columbia.,
25b
23
Government financing and the pressure on
prices.,
26
23
Income flow and monetary instability,
1909-43.,
27
23
International monetary
stabilization.,
28
23
Memos to Mr. Thompson,
29a
23
Government financing and pressure on
prices.,
29b
23
Monetary reform proposals prior to
1935.,
30
23
Monetary and fiscal policies of the
federal government.,
31
23
Miscellaneous- Suggestions on banking,
money, and use of money.,
32
23
Memorandum- Changes in the banking
system.,
33
23
Banking and Business
Fluctuations.,
34
23
Mr. Hart and the Model,
35
23
Non-Inflationary Financing of the
War.,
36
23
Program for financial research- National
Bureau of Economic Research and Reserve City Banks
Association.,
37
23
Functions of Banking and Monetary
Institutions.,
38
23
Notes on Monetary Theory,
39
23
Preparation for Post-War Banking
Difficulties.,
40
23
Post-War Currency
Stabilization,
41
23
Proposed changes in Federal government
obligations to avoid further inflationary
financing.,
42
23
Prosperity and Famine in the
Hauran,
43
23
Savings and Capital Formation
1909-33,
44
23
Savings and Economic
Instability,
45
23
Suburban Development and the Business
Situation,
46
23
The pressure of the inflationary gap upon
prices.,
47
23
The "managed" currency and the prospects
of inflation.,
48
23
The task of the Council of Economic
Advisors.,
49
23
Volume and classification of payments in
the U.S., 1929.,
50
23
Wartime Federal Government
Borrowing,
51
23
Wartime inflation and the pressure on
prices (1).,
52
23
Wartime inflation and the pressure on
prices (2).,
53
23
Antitrust in Banking,
1
24
Absorption of Exchange Changes,
2
24
Central Bank Operators and Business,
1919-64.,
3
24
Central Bank Operators and Business-
Library of Congress.,
4
24
Charts regarding money, monetized assets,
reserves, etc. for 1918-48 period.,
5
24
Charts on expenditures on final products
and rate of use of money for 1919-56
period.,
6
24
Charts and miscellaneous data regarding
money, GNP, velocity for 1918-75 period.,
7a
24
Does erratic or unlimited monetary
velocity seriously obstruct the effectiveness of
quantitative monetary control?
7-21-1960,
7b
24
Federal Reserve Policy Statements and
Actions,
8
24
Federal Reserve Policy and Business
Fluctuations in 1970s.,
9
24
Final product expenditures-
Notes.,
10a
24
Federal Reserve Policy Statements and
Actions- Objectives of Monetary Policy.,
10b
24
Federal Reserve Policy, Statements and
Actions- Policy Directions.,
11
24
How Modern is Modern Monetary
Theory?,
12
24
Ideas for Democratic Party
Platform,
13
24
Insurance and Finances,
14
24
Income Insurance,
15
24
International: Liquidity, balance of
payments, and currency reforms.,
16
24
Juius Shiskin, Arthur Burns, and Geoffrey
Moore,
17
24
"A Rejoinder to the Pierce Critique" by G.
Feketekuty and R. D. Ranson.,
18
24
Materials regarding economic
indicators.,
19
24
Materials for proposed fiscal policy
study.,
20
24
Monetary policy making
procedures.,
21
24
Missing Elements in the Inflation Control
Program- Washington Post,
22
24
Monetary developments and policy for
1963-68 period.,
23
24
Monetary Policy and Economic
Disequilibrium.,
24
24
Myths,
25
24
Miscellaneous notes on Clark Warburton's
desk at the time of his death.,
26
24
Notes on books and articles.,
27
24
Notes on statements by Arthur
Burns.,
28
24
Notes on books and articles.,
29
24
Notes on "Chicago Tradition" and
"Adjustment of economy".,
30
24
Notes on books and articles- Article by
Wm. Dewald "Free Reserves, Total Reserves, and
Monetary Control".,
31
24
Say's attack on Say's Law.,
32
24
Notes on Government Policy,
etc.,
33
24
Major sectors of GNP velocity for
1920-1967 period.,
34
24
Notes on books and articles-
Classification of the Monetary Standard.,
35
24
Notes on writings by Irwing Fisher,
etc.,
36
24
Notes on books and articles- !922-28 House
Committee Stabilization Hearing.,
37
24
Notes on books and articles.,
38
24
Reports of the President.,
39
24
Notes on books and articles- Econometric
models.,
40
24
Notes on books and articles.,
41
24
Notes on Walter Heller's
article.,
42
24
Notes on books and articles.,
43
24
Notes on books and articles- Money,
business fluctuations in the 19th
century.,
44
24
Old memos regarding "Dreams for
Statesmen".,
45
24
Proposed books, articles, research
projects, and outlines.,
46
24
Proposed books, articles, and research
projects- Historical projects.,
47
24
Proposed books, articles, and research
projects- Relation of banking to business fluctuations
in U.S.,
48
24
Proposed books, articles, and research
projects- Improving government's policy.,
49
24
Proposed books, articles, and research
projects- Fiscal policy in relation to business
fluctuations.,
50
24
Proposed book "Inflation and Monetary
Policy in War and Peace".,
51
24
Proposed books, articles, and research
projects- Notes regarding money stock hold by
business and individuals.,
52
24
Proposed books, articles, and research
projects- Bank operations and business
fluctuations.,
53
24
Quotation, notes, etc...,
54
24
Rosanne Caley- Articles and
notes.,
55
24
Recent material from Clark Warburton's
desk.,
56
24
Articles regarding inflationary policy of
Federal Reserve and clippings from mid
1970s.,
57
24
Selected materials from work on money and
business fluctuations.,
56
24
Interrelations of Resource Utilizations-
Psychological Factors in Theory of Business
Fluctuations, 1900-50.,
50
24
Some facts and thoughts about monetary
policy as originally typed.,
60
24
The Income Insurance Twins.,
61
24
Unpublished manuscripts and
miscellaneous.,
62
24
U.S. Population,
63
24
Velocity and rate of interest- Theory of
interest.,
64
24
A method of regularizing
employment.,
1
25
A league of health guilds.,
2
25
Articles on savings.,
3
25
Adoption of Metropolitan Areas to Modern
Living.,
4
25
Antitrust Laws,
5
25
Basic factors in farm land
values.,
6
25
Basic factors in stock prices.,
7
25
Business Fluctuations Theory of the
Council of Economic Advisors.,
8
25
Comments,
9
25
Comments on a paper by Waddill
Catchingo.,
10
25
Concepts of monetary velocity.,
11
25
Comments on Friedman and
Schwartz.,
12
25
Comments on Whittlesey and
Lutz.,
13
25
Comments on papers by Beryl W.
Sprinkel.,
14
25
Comments on proposed Farm Credit
Act.,
15
25
Comments on papers by Wright and
Norris.,
16
25
1957 Conference in Research in Income and
Wealth.,
17
25
Comments on Joseph Aschheim- Techniques of
monetary control.,
18
25
Comments on Friedman and Scwarthz- The
U.S. Money Stock 1869-1960, Chapters
1-13.,
19
25
Comments on Friedman and
Scwartz.,
20
25
Comments on Richard T. Selden's "The
Post-War Rise in the Velocity of Money: A Sectional
Analysis".,
21
25
Comments on forecasting interest rates-
Papers by McKnight.,
22
25
Comments on Phillip Cagan's "Determinants
and Effects of Changes in the Money Stock,
1875-1955".,
23
25
Clippings and pamphlets- Perhaps
suggestions.,
24
25
Data and notes for tax
suggestions.,
25
25
Deposit turnover and monetary velocity
(mostly FR Bank of NY material).,
26
25
Do consumers determine the consumption
function? by Clark Warburton.,
27
25
Do Banks Create Deposits by Exchanging
Reserves for Other Assets? and comments on paper by
David Meiselman and Milton Friedman.,
28
25
Distribution of Wealth and Income in
Relation to Economic Progress.,
29
25
Does erratic or Unlimited Monetary
Velocity Seriously Obstruct the Effectiveness of
Quantitative Monetary Control?- Draft.
7-21-1960,
30
25
Essentials of Prosperity in the
Southeast.,
31
25
Excerpts from papers on prices and
monetary policy and comments on government lending
agencies.,
32
25
Essays in Contemporary and Early American
Monetary Theory.,
33
25
Economics of Enterprise- Davenport's
Course, Cornell University, 1919-20.,
34
25
1948 Federal Reserve Policy and proposals
for change.,
35
25
Factors in commodity prices- correlation
analysis- I.Sugar.,
36
25
Factors in commodity prices- Correlation
analysis- II.Cotton.,
37
25
Factors in commodity prices- Correlation
analysis- III.Miscellaneous commodities.,
38
25
Comments on Friedman,
39
25
How Potent is Fiscal Policy as a Stimulant
or Retardant of the Rate of Spending?,
40
25
How Can the Aged be Supported?,
41
25
Improvement of Monetary Policy,
42
25
Influence of Federal Benefits on the
National Economy- Outline by Dorothy
Bacon.,
43
25
Legislation to avert inflation and
depression.,
44
25
Gross Income- United Kingdom,
1941-41.,
45
25
Monetary Policy and the Trade
Cycle.,
46
25
Making our Gold Hoard Useful,
47
25
Manuscript- "What is the most important
problem to be faced by the United States in the next
20 years?",
48
25
National price and production
policy.,
49
25
Outlines for little books on economic
reforms.,
50
25
Proposed Changes in Reserve Requirements
and in the Monetary Standard.,
51
25
R.A. Gordon- Financial Control of Large
Scale Enterprise.,
52
25
Revolutions in the Objectives and
Principles of Federal Reserve Policy,
53
25
Relief problems and
administration,
54
25
Reorganization of Government
Departments,
55
25
Some observations on banking services from
the point of convenience and needs of the
community.,
56
25
Theory of Property Values- material for
book.,
57
25
The Effects of Mr. Seltzer's Bond Reserve
Proposal,
58
25
The Unique Function of Banks and its
Relation to the Bank Capital,
59
25
Techniques of Analysis of Business
Fluctuations,
60
25
The Role of Emotionalized Mass Impressions
in Education,
61
25
The Farm Board- What Could it Have
Done?,
62
25
Miscellaneous old notes,
63
25
Theory book,
64
25
Theory of Prosperity,
65
25
The Compulsory State,
66
25
The American Way- Manuscript,
67
25
"The Role of Money in Balanced Economic
Growth"- Summary of views for panel discussion at
American Economic Association.,
68
25
Theory of Land Values,
69
25
Work of FDIC regarding Banking and
Business Fluctuations.,
70
25
Youngman's "The Federal Reserve System in
Wartime".
7-26-1944,
71
25
Coordination and the Building of a Federal
Statistical System,
1
26
Comment on paper by Robert Craig
West,
2
26
Channels of Monetary Influence,
3
26
Revolution in U.S. Government Statistics,
1926-76.,
4
26
Federal Government Statistics up to
1934.,
5
26
Monetary Statistics of the U.S. by
Friedman and Scwartz (1).,
6
26
Monetary Statistics of the U.S.
(2),
7
26
Monetary Statistics of the U.S.
(3),
8
26
Money. Employment, and Inflation-
Theory,
9
26
Mechanization and computers- Chapter
4,
10
26
Miscellaneous,
11
26
National income and product accounts and
their uses- Chapter 3.,
12
26
Papers by Will E. Mason (1),
13
26
Papers by Will E. Mason and Clark
Warburton's notes on them (2),
14
26
Papers by Will E. Mason (3),
15
26
Paper by Richard Timberlake "Repeal of
Silver Monetization in the Late 19th Century" and
comments.,
16
26
Price Thesis, Price-Wage Structure, and
American Economic Review.,
17
26
Probability Sampling and Its Applications-
Chapter 2.,
18
26
Bibliography Lists,
1
27
Bibliographical material on branch banking
and service changes.,
2
27
Bibliographical lists- Papers for CMC on
regarding its report.,
3
27
Comments on the Equation of Exchange(Rough
draft),
4
27
Cyclical fluctuations in stock of money
and in effective demand, 1919-45 (Rough
draft).,
5
27
Comments on input-output
analysis.,
6
27
Comments on a paper by Koffsky and Lear,
"Size Distribution of Farm Operators".,
7
27
Charts for articles.,
8
27
Copy of charts- Magnitude of cyclical up
and downswings in stock of money and GNP.,
9
27
Charts-Interest Rates.,
10a
27
Charts- Indexes,
10b
27
Charts- Free Reserves,
10c
27
Charts- Rate of use of money and stock of
money.,
11
27
Charts- Bank reserves.,
12
27
Charts- payments for final products and
quantity and rate of use of money by business and
individuals.,
13
27
Charts- Estimates of money hold by
business and individuals.,
14
27
Charts- Indexes of prices.,
15
27
Charts- Bank reserves and bank deposits
prior to 1919.,
16
27
Charts- Money supply and
velocity.,
17
27
Charts-Ratio of GNP to money
supply.,
18
27
Charts- Market for final product and
distribution of income.,
19
27
Endogeneity of Federal Reserve Behavior
and the System's Responsibility for the Stock of
Money.,
20
27
Forces Producing Disturbance in Value of
Output, July 1961- Rough draft.,
21
27
Figure- Estimates of money supply,
1946-63.,
22
27
Quarterly interest rates,
1919-64.,
23
27
Improvement of Monetary Policy- Rough
draft.,
24
27
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Rejoinder, American Economic Review XXXV, pp.658-60,
Sept. 1945.,
25
27
Original Charts- Central Bank Operations
and Business Fluctuations in the U.S.
1919-64.,
26
27
Photostats of Index Data,
1900-50.,
27
27
Partial Figures and Data Tapes,
28
27
"How to stop inflation and reduce interest
rates, now and permanently?"- Rough draft
(1).,
29
27
"How to stop inflation and interest rates,
now and permanently?", as revised for submission to
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30
27
"The Federal reserve Reform Act of 1977:
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31
27
"How to stop inflation and reduce interest
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(4).,
32
27
Review of Galbraith's "Money" and Manne
and Miller's "Money, Gold, and the Law"- Rough
draft.,
33
27
Review of Goldsmith's "Financial
Intermediaries"- Rough draft.,
34
27
Review of the "Measurement of National
Wealth: Income and Wealth Series, VIII." for SEJ,
p.150, Oct. 1960- Rough draft.,
35
27
Review of Duesenberry's "Business Cycles
and Economic Growth" for SEJ, pp.478-79, Apr. 1959-
Rough draft.,
36
27
Review of Meig's "Free Reserves and the
Money Supply" for AER, pp.507-08, June 1963- Rogh
draft.,
37
27
Suggested unused charts for Federal
Reserve Committee, 1932.,
38
27
Tables for manuscript.,
39
27
Tables from research at FDIC.
10-01-1979,
40
27
Taxonomy and the Effects of Fiscal and
Monetary Policy- Rough draft.,
41
27
The Trend of Savings, 1900-29- Rough
draft.,
42
27
Variability of Lag in Effect of Monetary
Policy.,
43
27
"Variations in Economic Growth and Banking
Developments in the U.S. From 1835 to 1885",
published in Journal of History.,
44
27
Worksheets for data used in Journal of
Economic History article.,
45
27
Appointments and clippings.,
1
28
Clippings (1).,
2
28
Clippings (2).,
3
28
Cooperative Provision of Financial
Services in the District of Columbia.,
4
28
Citizens Committee for Fair
Taxation.,
5
28
Economic Results of Prohibition. By Clark
Warburton.,
6
28
Group Housing Cooperative.,
7
28
Miscellaneous- Clippings.,
8
28
Newspaper Clippings- Economic Results of
Prohibition.,
9
28
Reviews- Economic Results of
Prohibition.,
10
28
Reviews of Depression, Inflation, and
Monetary Policy.,
11
28
State Bank Supervision-
Clippings.,
12
28
Urban transportation and auto parking- A
subway for Washington.,
13
28
U.S. Economic Growth-
Clippings.,
14
28
Cicadas and Reincarnetics.,
1
29
College- Courses and grades.,
2
29
Emory University.,
3
29
319th Field Signal Battalion.,
4
29
India letters and
descriptions.,
5
29
India letters, notes, etc.,
6
29
Obituaries.,
7
29
Passports and miscellaneous
papers.,
8
29
Personal and teaching,
1927-31.,
9
29
Stories,
10
29
Date books and diaries.,
29
Biography- as prepared for Community
Club.,
1
30
Biographical notes.,
2
30
Christmas always begins at midnight-a
Christmas poem.,
3
30
Clark
Warburton-photo-passport.,
4
30
Cosmos Club.,
5
30
Grant application- Office space,
estimates, etc.,
6
30
Grant application- Rough
draft.,
7
30
Hearings on alleged subversive activities
of Clark Warburton.
6-23-42,
8
30
Letters regarding: Retirement from
FDIC.,
9
30
List- Contents of filing cabinets,
shelves, etc.,
10
30
Magazine subscriptions.,
11
30
Monetary Disequilibrium- Chapter 2 for
grant application.,
12
30
Notes from hospital on what to do with
papers.,
13
30
NEH grant application for Monetary
Disequilibrium.,
14
30
National Endowment for the Humanities
(NEH) correspondence.,
15
30
Obituary.,
16
30
NEH information on grant
application.,
17
30
To the Dallas Underpass.,
18
30
Washington Unitarian Pulpit.,
19
30
"Clark Warburton: Pioneer Monetarist" by
Bordo and Schwartz.,
1
31
Cargill, Thomas F."Clark Warburton and the
Development of Monetarism Since the Great
Depression" with notes by Clark
Warburton.,
2
31
Date books and Calendars.,
31
Correspondence regarding: annual
conference.,
1
32
Executive Committee.,
2
32
Memorial booklet for Alfred W.
Briggs.,
3
32
Miscellaneous- SEA Executive
Committee.,
4
32
SEA Constitution and By-Laws.,
5
32
Date book and address book.,
32
Civil Service Status.,
1
33
Civil Service exam application- Head
economist.,
2
33
Civil Service exam application- Principal
social science analyst.,
3
33
Appointments and promotions-FDIC House
BBC.,
4
33
Eleven years of research at
FDIC.,
5
33
Statements of training and
experience.,
6
33
Date book.,
33
1975 bills regarding FRS on Financial
Institutions.,
1
34
1976 bills regarding FRS on Financial
Institutions.,
2
34
1978 bills regarding FRS on Financial
Institutions.,
3
34
1979 bills regarding Financial
Institutions.,
4
34
1979 bills for monetary control- FR
membership HR7 S85.,
5
34
United States Court of
Appeals.,
34
Notes and clippings- Monetary Policy
Hearings.,
1
35
Reports of subcommittee findings- Reports
of hearings.,
2
35
Reflections on July 1975 House Monetary
Hearings Statements.,
3
35
Statements at 1st House Hearings pursuant
to HCR 133.,
4
35
Statements at House July 1975
Hearings.,
5
35
Hearings Before the Subcommittee on
Domestic Monetary Policy of the Committee on Banking,
Currency and Housing House of
Representatives.,
35
FED Discount Reappraisal- Hearing before
Joint Economic Committee.,
1
36
Index to House and Senate Discussion of
the Deposit Insurance Provisions of the Banking Act
of 1933- Statements of Senator Glass.,
2
36
Testimony.,
3
36
Testimony before the Joint Economic
Committee.
2-25-70,
4
36
Fundamental Reappraisal of the Discount
Mechanism/ Economic Indicators.,
36
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks-FDIC Report No.11.
6-30-39,
1
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No.12.
12-30-39,
2
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No.13.
6-29-40,
3
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No.14.
12-31-40,
4
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No.15.
6-30-41,
5
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No.16.
12-31-41,
6
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No. 17.
6-30-42,
7
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No. 18.
12-31-42,
8
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No.19.
6-30-43,
9
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Report No.20.
12-31-43,
10
37
Assets and Liabilities of Operating
Insured Banks- FDIC Reports Nos. 5-31. Call Report of
Insured Banks- FDIC Nos. 1-4.,
37
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total Other Areas.
12-31-65,
1
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total U.S. and Others.
12-31-65,
2
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total U.S.
12-31-65,
3
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts.
6-30-65,
4
38
Asset, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total U.S. and Others.
6-30-65,
5
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total Other Areas.
12-31-64,
6
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total U.S. and Others.
12-31-64,
7
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total U.S.
12-31-64,
8
38
Assets and Liabilities and Capital
Accounts- Total U.S. and Others.
6-30-64,
9
38
Assets and Liabilities and Capital
Accounts- Total U.S.
6-30-64,
10
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital
Accounts-Total Other Areas.
12-28-63,
11
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total U.S. and Others.
12-28-63,
12
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Total U.S.
12-28-63,
13
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call No.80.
6-30-67,
14
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call No.74.
10-13-65,
15
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call No.72.
4-26-65,
16
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call no.49.
6-23-58,
17
38
Correspondence- K.A. Randall.,
18
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call No.50.
12-31-58,
19
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call No.51.
6-10-59,
20
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call No.52.
12-31-59,
21
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call No.53.
6-15-60,
22
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call no.54.
12-31-60,
23
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call Nos.55-56.
4-12-61,
6-30-61,
24
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call Nos.57-58.
9-27-61,
12-30-61,
25
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call Nos.59-60.
3-26-62,
6-30-62,
26
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call Nos.61-62.
9-28-62,
12-28-62,
27
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital
Accounts-Report of Call No.66.
12-20-63,
28
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital Accounts-
Report of Call No.68.
6-30-64,
29
38
FDIC- Assets and liabilities of all
insured banks.
10-8-64,
30
38
Assets, Liabilities and Capital
Accounts-Report of Call No.70.
12-31-64,
31
38
FDIC Report, Nos.32-46. 12-31-56 through
12-31-59.,
1-15
39
Assets and liabilities(commercial and
mutual savings banks).
6-30-70,
1
40
Assets and liabilities(commercial and
mutual savings banks).
6-30-69,
2
40
Assets and liabilities(commercial and
mutual savings banks).
12-31-69,
3
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S.
6-29-63,
4
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
6-29-63,
5
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S. and
others.
6-29-63,
6
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S.
12-28-62,
7
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
12-28-62,
8
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S. and
others.
12-28-62,
9
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S.
6-30-62,
10
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
6-30-62,
11
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S. and
others.
6-30-62,
12
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S. and
other areas.
12-30-61,
13
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
12-30-61,
14
40
Liabilities and capital accounts- 50
states and D.C.
12-30-61,
15
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
6-30-61,
16
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S.
6-30-61,
17
40
Liabilities and capital accounts-Total
U.S.
6-30-61,
18
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
12-31-60,
19
40
Assets and liabilities- 48 states and D.C.
12-31-60,
20
40
Assets and liabilities- 50 states and D.C.
12-31-60,
21
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S.
12-31-60,
22
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S.
6-15-60,
23
40
Assets and liabilities- 50 states and D.C.
6-15-60,
24
40
Assets and liabilities- 48 states and D.C.
6-15-60,
25
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
6-15-60,
26
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
12-31-59,
27
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S.
12-31-59,
28
40
Assets and liabilities- 50 states and D.C.
12-31-59,
29
40
Assets and liabilities- 48 states and D.C.
12-31-59,
30
40
Assets and liabilities- 48 states and D.C.
6-10-59,
31
40
Assets and liabilities- 50 states and D.C.
6-19-59,
32
40
Assets and liabilities- Total U.S.
6-10-59,
33
40
Assets and liabilities- Total other areas.
6-10-59,
34
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-58,
35
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
12-31-58,
36
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
12-31-58,
37
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
6-23-58,
38
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
6-23-58,
39
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
6-23-58,
40
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
12-31-57,
41
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-57,
42
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
12-31-57,
43
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
6-06-57,
44
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
6-06-57,
45
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
6-06-57,
46
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
12-31-56,
47
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-56,
48
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
12-31-56,
49
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
6-30-56,
50
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
6-30-56,
51
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
6-30-56,
52
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-55,
53
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
12-31-55,
54
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
12-31-55,
55
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
6-30-55,
56
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
6-30-55,
57
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
6-30-55,
58
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-54,
59
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
12-31-54,
60
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
12-31-54,
61
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
6-30-54,
62
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
6-30-54,
63
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
6-30-54,
64
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-53,
65
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
12-31-53,
66
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
12-31-53,
67
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
6-30-53,
68
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental other
areas.
6-30-53,
69
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and other areas.
6-30-53,
70
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions.
12-31-52,
71
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and possessions.
12-31-52,
72
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions.
6-30-52,
73
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and possessions.
6-30-52,
74
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions.
12-31-51,
75
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-51,
76
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and possessions.
12-31-51,
77
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions.
12-30-50,
78
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions.
6-30-50,
79
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions and
total.
12-31-49,
80
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and possessions.
12-31-49,
81
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions and
total.
6-30-49,
82
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and possessions.
6-30-49,
83
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-48,
84
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions and
total.
12-31-48,
85
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and possessions.
12-31-48,
86
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
6-30-48,
87
40
Assets and liabilities- Possessions and
total.
6-30-48,
88
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and possessions.
6-30-48,
89
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
12-31-47,
90
40
Assets and liabilities- Continental U.S.
and possessions.
12-31-47,
91
40
Call Report- FED member banks,
1936-47.,
1
41
FED pamphlets and publications- Monetary
policy.,
2
41
FED Call Report.,
3
41
Reports on audit of the
corporation.,
4
41
Improving the Monetary Aggregates, Staff
Economic Studies(Board of Governors of the FED),
Absorption of Exchange Changes by Leo T. Crowley, The
payment of Interest on Money and The Prohibition of
Interest on Demand Deposits by Richard E. Towey, and
Economic Research Unit by Neil B. Murphy.,
42
FED Pamphlets- Supervision Reserves
Collection.,
1
42
FED Pamphlets- Banking Structure
Suspensions.,
2
42
FED Pamphlets- Distribution of Deposits
and Cash Balances.,
3
42
Staff Economic Studies- "Effects of Money
on Interest Rates" by William E. Gibson, "A Technique
for Forecasting Defense Expenditures" by Harvey
Galper and Edward Gramlich, "The Regulation of Short
-Term capital Movements: Western European Techniques
in the 1960s" by Rodney H. Mills, Jr., and "A
Disaggregated Model of the U.S. Balance of Trade" by
William H. Branson.,
43
Staff Economic Studies- "The Labor Market
and Potential Output of the Federal Reserve-MIT
Econometric Model: A Preliminary Report" by A.J.
Tella and P.A. Tinsley, "The Lags Between Investment
Decisions and Their Causes" by Shirley Almon, and "A
Test of the Deposit Relationship Hypothesis" by Neil
B. Murphy.,
43
Staff Economic Studies- "Interest Rates
and the Demand for Consumer Durable Goods" by Michael
J. Hamburger, and "Measures of Industrial Production
and Final Demand" by Clayton Gehman and Cornelia
Motheral.,
43
"Defining the Money Supply.",
1
43
FED Papers: See list.,
2
43
Monetary aggregates and money market
conditions.,
3
43
New England Economic Review- FED Bank of
Boston.,
4
43
Numerical specifications of financial
variables and their role in monetary
policy.,
5
43
Open market operations in
1973.,
6
43
Recent regulatory changes in reserve
requirements and check collection.,
7
43
Staff Economic Study- Channels of Monetary
Policy.,
8
43
Some Essentials of International Monetary
Reform.,
9
43
Some Problems of Central
Banking.,
10
43
Letters to college classes in Banking and
Economics.,
1
44
Financial lessons of 1974.,
1
45
"Financial Prospects", 1975.,
2
45
"Inflation and the Federal
Reserve.",
3
45
"International Monetary
Situation.",
4
45
"Oil and Finance- Public Policy for the
Economy.",
5
45
Statements by Arthur F. Burns- Chairman ,
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
(1).,
6
45
Statements by Arthur F. Burns- Chairman,
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
(2).,
7
45
"What should we do about worldwide and
domestic inflation?",
8
45
Administrative inflation and public
policy.,
1
46
A proposed method of estimating deposits
at all banks in the U.S.,
2
46
Committee on Techniques of Statistical
Analysis.,
3
46
Definitions, Interest Rates and the
Relevance of Money Substitutes.,
4
46
General Motors-Business
Barometers.,
5
46
IMF Papers on National Income
Accounts.,
6
46
Deposit Insurance Coverage-FDIC
Position.,
7
46
Material From Committee on Financial
Institutions.,
8
46
Prohibition of Interest on Demand
Deposits.,
9
46
Report to the Temporary National Economic
Committee- Money, Savings, Durable Goods, Consumer
Goods by Currie, Terborgh, and Basie.,
10
46
British Government Securities in the 20th
Century.,
1
47
How Variable is the Velocity of
Money?,
2
47
IMF-Money and Banking Manual.,
3
47
The Sterling Crisis of
1337-1339.,
4
47
Tobin- Monetary Theory Manuscript
(1).,
5
47
Tobin- Monetary Theory Manuscript
(2).,
6
47
Tobin- Monetary Theory Manuscript
(3).,
7
47
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Department
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August, 1968 and No. 35R, No.48, August,
1969.,
48
GNP Data Improvement Project
Report.,
48
Comment by D.J. Daly on Monetary Policy
and Consumer Expenditures: The Historical Evidence by
Meiselman and Simpson.,
1
48
Excerpt from Political Discourses by David
Hume.,
2
48
Integration and Indexation- A Seminar
Sponsored by the Tax Foundation, Inc.,
3
48
Interest Rates and Price Level Changes,
1952-1969.,
4
48
James Mill and India's Economic
Development.,
5
48
"Money is Everything" Economics- A Tempest
in a Teapot by Wilfred Lewis, Jr.,
6
48
Shadow European Economic Policy
Committee.,
7
48
The Irreconcilable Difference Between R.G.
Hawtrey and J.M. Keynes.,
8
48
Business Income Study Group.,
1
49
Papers From Business Income Study Group
(1).,
2
49
Papers From Business Income Study Group
(2).,
3
49
United States of America Monetary and
Economic Situation, 1951-1960.,
49
Recent Economic History of Five Towns by
Dorothy C. Bacon.,
49
Report of the Study Group on the Creation
of Reserve Assets.
31-5-65,
49
Morals, Computers, and the Philosophy of
Man by Peter Warburton.,
50
Monetary Control and the Distribution of
Money by William G. Dewald.,
50
Michael, George- Dissertation, with letter
to Dr. Warburton and reply.,
1
50
Institute for Economic Analysis- Charts
and Special Reports.,
2
50
Shadow Open Market Committee- 1st, 2nd,
and 3rd meetings.,
3
50
Shadow Open Market Committee- 4th
meeting.,
4
50
Shadow Open Market Committee- 5th
meeting.,
5
50
Shadow Open Market Committee- 6th
meeting.,
6
50
Shadow Open Market Committee- 7th
meeting.,
7
50
Shadow Open Market Committee- 8th
meeting.,
8
50
The Life of John Birch by H. W. Welch,
Jr.,
51
U.S. Department of Commerce- A Social
Economic Grouping of the Gainful Workers of the
United States 1930.,
51
Branch Banking and the Structure of
Competition.,
1
51
"Improving Monetary Aggregates"-
collection of articles.,
2
51
The Gold Situation,
3
51
Thesis- John Pilgrim (1).,
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52
Thesis- John Pilgrim (2).,
2
52
Christensen, L. R. and Dale W.
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52
Christensen L.R. and Dale W. Jorgenson. "
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52
Linkages Between Monetary Policy and the
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54
Special Papers in International Economics,
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54
Reprints in International Finance, No.13,
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13
54
Princeton Studies in International
Finance, No.10, 1963.,
14
54
Statistical Supplement, 1947.,
15
54
U.S. Income and Output.,
16
54
Survey of Current Business, 1936, 1938,
March 1938, April 1943, July 1960, July 1962, and
February 1963.,
17-21
54
Income Distribution in the
U.S.,
22
54
Survey of Current Business, 1936, 1938,
March 1938, April 1943, July 1960, July 1962, and
February 1963.,
23-24
54
A.B.A Economic Policy Commission, Monetary
Study Nos.1-6.,
1a
55
Assets of Reserve City
Bankers.,
1b
55
Articles from The People Money, June
1935-April 1937.,
2
55
American Economists Council.,
3
55
Current Trends in Banking and
Business.,
4
55
Publications of IMF.,
5
55
The Banker,
6
55
Index- South African Journal of
Economics.,
1
56
Index- Essays in International
Finance.,
2
56
Treasury Department.,
3
56
Subject Index of Bulletins Published by
the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1915-59.,
56
Techniques of Preparing Major BLS
Statistical Series.,
56
Enterprise and Social Progress,
1916.,
1
57
Silver in America.,
2
57
Report of the President's
Committee.,
3
57
Consumer Incomes in the U.S., August
1938.,
4
57
Economic and Social Problems, January
1935.,
5
57
Banking's Reference- Supplement, March
1933.,
6
57
Savings Bank Journal, November
1935.,
7
57
The balance of international payments of
the U.S. in 1929.,
8
57
American direct investments in foreign,
1936.,
9
57
Foreign investments in the United
States.,
10
57
Long-term debts in the United
States.,
11
57
Banking after the crises.,
12
57
Journals on Wartime Financing-
Bibliography.,
1
58
Wartime Financing, 1940-1950.,
2-10
58
Readings, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1956,
1957, and 1961.,
1-7
59
The Exact Science of
Economics.,
1
60
Journal of Economic Abstracts, January
1963.,
2
60
Economic Growth and Monetary Stability,
November 1964.,
3
60
Retrospection, December 1964.,
4
60
Factionalism in the Social Sciences,
February 1964.,
5
60
Time Deposit Growth and the Employment of
Bank Funds.,
6
60
The World's Money.,
7
60
Business Review, June , March
1965.,
8
60
Monthly Review, December 1970.,
9
60
Yeager, Leland B. "Monetary Policy and
Economic Performance.",
10
60
National Bureau Report, May
1973.,
11
60
Economic Prospects, Summer
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12
60
Articles and data regarding stock of
money.,
1
61
Data regarding capital goods
review.,
2
61
Federal Reserve System: Current Policy,
1960s.,
3
61
Federal Reserve System- Structure, Power,
and Reserve Requirements.,
4
61
Income Velocity.,
5
61
FR Bank of St. Louis- Monetary base, 1877
revision.,
6
61
Monetary Policy.,
7
61
NBER- Inflation Cronology.,
8
61
Velocity- U.S. and U.K. from Anna
Schwartz.,
9
61
Migration Materials.,
10
61
The Chase Economic Bulletin.
12-15-20, 2-28-21, 5-20-21,
1-12-22, 5-6-22, 7-23-22, 8-31-22, 11-11-22, 9-29-30,
11-10-32.,
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62
NBER Bulletin, Nos. 44, 46-63, 65-68,
70-78.
1-27-33, 5-1-33, 6-30-33,
10-31-33, 1-26-34, 7-7-34, 4-18-34, 6-28-34,
11-15-34, 12-22-34, 3-15-34, 5-11-34, 5-10-35,
7-1-35, 11-15-35, 6-15-36, 11-9-36, 12-7-36,
12-21-36, 9-15-37, 11-29-37, 12-27-37, 9-25-38,
11-27-38, 2-5-39, 6-25-39, 9-17-39, 10-15-39,
4-28-40.,
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62
News Bulletin, No.43.
9-19-32,
42
62
Recovery With Inflation, 1976.,
43
62
Five-year Budget Projections, December
1976 and April 1977.,
44-45
62
The President's Fiscal Year
1978.,
46
62
Budget Issue Paper(International
Financial), March 1977.,
47
62
The Disappointing Recovery.
1-11-77,
48
62
Inflation and Unemployment.
6-30-75,
49
62
Sustaining a Balanced Expansion.
8-3-76,
50
62
Recovery: How Fast and How Far?
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51
62
Budget Options For Fiscal Year
1978.,
52
62
The Chase Economic Bulletin, Nos.1-5.
3-27-23, 4-27-23, 8-10-23,
10-4-23, 11-19-23.,
1-5
63
The Chase Economic Bulletin, Nos. 1-5.
4-28-24, 5-5-24, 8-4-24,
10-9-24, 10-23-24.,
6, 7, 38, 39, 40
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The Chase Economic Bulletin, Nos. 1-3.
3-23-25, 6-10-25,
8-24-25,
10, 11, 49
63
The Chase Economic Bulletin, Nos. 1-3.
4-2-26, 6-21-26,
11-8-26,
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63
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2-18-27, 4-8-27, 6-21-27,
10-29-27,
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63
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63
The Income of the American People and the
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50
63
Critiques of Peter Temin.,
1
64
Federal Deposit Insurance
Reform.,
2
64
Money Supply (1).,
3
64
Money Supply (2).,
4
64
Articles by David Fand.,
1-3
65
Economic Indicators, the Federal Reserve,
and Monetary Policy.,
4-6
65
Articles on Monetary Systems.,
1
66
Economic Indicators and Monetary
Policy.,
2, 3
66
Foreign Language Reprints.,
4
66
Lagged Reserves.,
5
66
Laffer and Canterbery- Economic Indicators
and Monetary Policy.,
6
66
Monetary Policy.,
7
66
1910-1920, 1930, 1940, 1950, 1960,
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67
The Economist, "The Age of Inflation",
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7
67
AFL- CIO- Relationship of Prices to
Economic Stability and Growth.,
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68
Aldrich, Nelson W.,
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Anderson, Benjamin, Jr.,
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68
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68
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68
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68
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68
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68
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Burns, Arthur F.,
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68
Cagan, Phillip and Schwartz, Anna J. "How
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20
68
Caskey, Wayne F.,
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68
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68
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68
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68
Allais, M."Explanation of the Economic
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35
68
Ezekiel- Tables from paper on Distribution
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36
68
Foulke, Roy A.,
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68
Fels, Rendigs,
38
68
Fetter, Frank W.,
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68
Fisher, Irving,
40a
68
Friedman, Milton,
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68
Bratter, Herbert M.,
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68
H.J. Davenport: Effective Demand Before
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68
Alchian, Armen A. and Klein, Benjamin."On
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43
68
Friedman, Milton. "The Role of Monetary
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68
Papers by Robert Black.,
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68
Cargill, Thomas F.,
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68
Latane, Henry A., "An Inter-Country
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69
Mayer, Tomas, "Consumption in the Great
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69
Lerner, Eugene. "Money, Prices and Wages
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69
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69
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69
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69
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69
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69
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69
Gideonse, Harry D. "The Commodity
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69
Gillmore, Curry W.,
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69
Girton, Lance and Roper, Don E. "James
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69
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69
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69
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69
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69
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69
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69
Hodgman, Donald R.,
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69
Houghton, Harrison F.,
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69
Latane, Henry A.- Income Velocity of Money
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27
69
Jacobsson, Per,
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69
Jackson, Brown J.T. - Origin of the Dual
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29
69
James, Cyril F.,
30
69
Jay, Pierre- Federal Reserve
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31
69
Jenkins, H.P.B.,
32
69
Johnson, Harry G.,
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69
The Journal of Economic
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34
69
Karsten, C.F.- European Giro
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35
69
Kemmerer, Donald L.,
36
69
Kindahl, James K.,
37
69
King, Willford I.- Business
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38
69
Klein, Lawrence R.- Econometrics of
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39
69
Kolesnikoff, Vladimir S.- Standard
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40
69
Lerner, Eugene M.- Monetary Matters of
American Civil War.,
41
69
Legueu, F. F.- Question of Gold in
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42
69
Lindow, Wesley- Monetary and Financial
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43
69
Long, Clarence D. - Impact of Effective
Demand on the Labor Supply.,
44
69
Lough, William H.- Commercial and
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45
69
Lucking, Alfred W.,
46
69
Lanston, Aubrey G.- A Critique of the
Eckstein Report Etcetera.,
47
69
Leffingwell, R.C.,
48
69
Leong, Y.S.- The Physical Volume
Production of Producers' and Consumers'
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49
69
Jackson, William D.- Atlantic Economic
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50
69
Mayer, Thomas - Policy in Less Developed
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51
69
McEvoy, Raymond H.- Federal
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52
69
McKean, Roland N.- Liquidity and a
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53
69
Macesich, George- Inflation,
54
69
Mack, Ruth P.- Inflation and
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55
69
Manuel, Ralph W.- Banking.,
56
69
Mao, James C.T.,
57
69
Marschak, Jacob- Role of
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58
69
May, George O.- Business
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59
69
Mason, Edward S.- "Foreign Money We Can't
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60
69
Meltzer, Allan H.- Money
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62
69
Mints, Lloyd W.- Monetary
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69
Mints, Lloyd W.- Symposium on Fiscal and
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69
Mendershausen, Horst- Economic Time
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65
69
McCracken, Paul W.- 1953 Business
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69
Mitchell, George W.- Monetary
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67
69
Mayer, Thomas- Proposal for a Graduated
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68
69
Modigliani, Franco- Interest and
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69 a
69
Modigliani, Franco and Ando, Albert K.-
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69 b
69
The Monetary Standards
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69
Mott, Howard S.- The Problem of
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71
69
National Industrial Conference Board- Gold
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69
National Planning Association- The Stakes
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73
69
Institute of International Finance-
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74
69
Latane, Henry A.- Portfolio
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75
69
Peake, Charles F.- Major Issues in
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76
69
Patman, Wright- Congressional Policy in
the Financial Field.,
77
69
Peake, Charles F.- Historical Lessons
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78
69
Pabst Postwar Employment
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79
69
Palyi, Melchior- Inter-bank
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80
69
Pfouts, R.W.- Theory of
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81
69
Pearson, F.A.- Farm Economics.,
82
69
Pittman, Key- The World Silver
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83
69
Polakoff, Murray E.- Discount Theory and
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84
69
Prettyman, Claude B.-
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85
69
Mayer, Thomas- The Structure and Operation
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69
Hon. Carter Glass- Truth About the Federal
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69
Latane, Henry- The Income Velocity of
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69
Mayer, Thomas- Income Theory.,
89
69
William, Pole- Money Growth During
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69
Tyng, Ed- Open Market
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1
70
Economic Forum Held by The Society for
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2
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Yeager, Leland B. - The Keynesian
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70
Raushenbush, Stephen- Productivity and
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4
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Rosenson, Alex Moses- Monetary Effects of
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Ruml, Beardsley and Sonne H. Chr.- Fiscal
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7
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70
Reynolds, Lloyd G.- Producers' Goods
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9
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Reuther, Walter P.- Price Policy and
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11
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Reierson, Roy L.,
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70
Sickle, J.V. Van- Reform of Federal Taxes
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70
Singh, Ranbir- Rural Cooperative Banking
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70
Simmons, Edward C.- The Gold Certificate,
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70
Simons, Henry C.- Some Reflections on
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15
70
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70
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34
70
Townsend, David,
35
70
Tobin, James- Liquidity Preference,
Monetary Policy.,
36
70
Timberlake, Richard H.- The Specie
Standard and Central Banking in the U.S. before
1860.,
37
70
Thompson, Donald S.- Analysis of the
Twenty-Fifth Annual Report of the FR Board,
1938.,
38
70
Terborgh, George- Public and Private
Investment After the War.
11-23-43,
39
70
Taylor, Charles T.- Southern Versus
Non-Southern Underwriting of Municipals (FR Bank of
Atlanta).,
40
70
Uhr, Carl G.- Knut Wicksell's Role in the
Development of Mathematical Economics.,
41
70
Statistics of National Income and
Expenditure- United Nations.,
42
70
Upgren, Arthur R.- Life Insurance and
Inflation.,
43
70
Viner, Jacob- Full Employment, Banking,
Laissez Faire.,
44
70
Voorhis, Jerry- Prevent Inflation and
Deflation and Answer America's Debt
Problem.,
45
70
Wallace, Henry- I Said 1950-I Meant
It.,
46
70
Fels, Bruno and Whelpton, P.K.- An
Industrial Classification for Reports From
Individuals.,
47
70
Wichmann, Arthur A.- India's Economic
Problems, The Federal Debt, A Reexamination of
Discriminatory Price Practices.,
48
70
Williams, John H.- The Task of Economic
Recovery, An Appraisal of Keynesian
Economics.,
49
70
Wilson, C.E.- Gold-- Just Another
Commodity.,
50
70
Woytinsky, W.S.- Two More Contributions on
the Consumption Function, Review (Economics and
Statistics).,
51
70
Yasui, Takuma- Non-linear Self-excited
Oscillations and Business Cycles.,
52
70
Yntema,Theodore O.-Subcommittee on
Antitrust and Monopoly of the Committee on the
Judiciary, United State Senate. Finance, Ford Motor
Company.,
53
70
Addresses at National Economists
Club.,
1
71
American Economic Association,
1974.,
2
71
Atlantic Economic Conference.,
3
71
Southern Economic Association.,
4
71
Business Cycle Theory and the Hayek-Kaldor
Controversy About the Ricardo Effect, Factors
Affecting Adequacy of Demand For Potential Postwar
Output, Forecasting With Statistical Indicators, The
Rise and Decline of Business Cycle Theory, The Purely
Monetary Theory of Business Cycles in Classical
Economics, Modes of Rationality.,
71
Papers of the Sixth Annual Conference of
the History of Economics Society, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Volumes 1-2, May 23-26,
1979.,
71
ASSA- Chicago, August 1978.,
1
72
ASSA- John Atlee's paper, Chicago, August
1978.,
2
72
ASSA- Wilson's and Ronk's Papers, Chicago,
1978.,
3
72
Yeager, Leland B.- What Are Banks?,
October 1977.,
4
72
Southern Economic Association, August
1978.,
5
72
Southern Economic Association, November
1978.,
6
72
Conference on Research in Income and
Wealth, May 1979.,
7
72
Conference on Reserve Requirements and the
Role of Federal Reserve System.,
1
73
Individual Taxes and the Distribution of
Income.
11-3-72,
2
73
Conference on Research in Income and
Wealth- Ohio University, University of Essex, The
Pennsylvania State University.
10-3-72,
10-4-72,
3, 9, 10
73
Conference on Personal Distributions of
Income and Wealth- Pennsylvania State University.
10-3-72,
10-4-72,
5
73
Appendix A,
6
73
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare.,
7
73
Notes From NBER Conference on Research in
Income and Wealth- State College, Pa.
10-3-72,
10-4-72,
8
73
Measurement of Transfer Income in the
Current Population Survey.,
11
73
Conference on Research in Income and
Wealth- Pennsylvania State University, University of
Michigan, State University of New York at Buffalo,
Northwestern University.
11-4-71, 11-5-71, 11-6-71,
10-12-71, 11-6-59, 11-7-59,
1, 2, 8, 13, 14, 20, 21
74
Conference on the Measurement of Economic
and Social Performance.
11-4-71, 11-5-71,
11-6-71,
5-6
74
Social Accounting for
Transfer.,
3
74
An Analysis of the Uniform Consumer Credit
Code.,
4
74
Measuring Social and Economic
Change.,
7
74
Basic Arithmetic of Income
Redistribution.,
9
74
Income Instability Amoung Young and
Middle-Aged Men.,
10
74
NBER,
11
74
Monetary Change and Velocity in a
Keynesian Model.,
12
74
Banking in Prosperity.,
15
74
Seminar on Manpower Policy and
Program.,
16
74
Bank for International
Settlements.,
17
74
Financial Resources in Century
III.,
18
74
Conference on Research in Income and
Wealth - University of Rochester, Johns Hopkins
University, University of British
Columbia.,
1-4
75
Appendix to the taxation of
income.,
5
75
Estimation of Capital Stock in the United
States.,
6
75
The Rise of a Managerial
Economics.,
7
75
The History of Economics
Society.,
8
75
Estimation of Capital Stock in the United
States.,
9
75
Core, Demi-Core Interaction,
10
75
Applying the Philosophy of Science to the
Philosophy of Economic Analysis.,
11
75
Newton Versus Darwin in 19th Century
Economics.,
12
75
Smith and Hutton at Edinburg.,
13
75
Hayek's and his students perceptions of
the Keynesian revolution.,
14
75
Two Traditions of Classical Monetary
Theory: A Reconciliation.,
15
75
Claude Menard- University of
Paris.,
16
75
Marxian and Ricardian
Economics.,
17
75
Clark Warburton and the Emergence of
Monetarism.,
18
75
The Transaction as the Integrating Concept
in Understanding Twenty-Five Years of Monetary
Theory.,
19
75
Liberalist Economic Thought on the Role of
Unions in Inflation.,
20
75
American Economists and the High Cost of
Living.,
21
75
The History of Humanistic
Economics.,
22
75
Cosmopolitanism Versus the National
Economy.,
23
75
An Institutional Approach to Economic
Inquiry in Catherinian Russia.,
24
75
The (IR) Rationality of Discounting the
Future.,
25
75
Arthur Hadley's Analysis of Differential
Railway Rates and the Theory of the Firm.,
26
75
A Master Paradigm for Analyzing Historical
Development of Economics.,
27
75
Good Work and Bad: How Economic Thought
Progresses.,
28
75
The Time Preference Theory of Interest
Rate Determination.,
29
75
History of Economics Society Annual
Conference.,
30
75
Cambridge Versus Cambridge Controversies
in Marx's Capital Theory.,
31
75
Further Neglected Aspects of Leon Walras's
Theoretical Writings.,
32
75
The Pareto Principle.,
33
75
Marshallian Economics.,
34
75
Evolution of Profit Theory.,
35
75
On Teaching the History of
Economics.,
36
75
An Appraisal of Current History of
Economic Thought Text Books.,
37
75
Translations: A Neglected
Source.,
38
75
The Simple Politics of Distributional
Preference.,
1
76
The Distributional Implications of
National Air Pollution Damage Estimates.,
2
76
Conference on Research in Income and
Wealth- University of Pennsylvania, Bowdoin College,
Michigan State University, University of Michigan,
University of Virginia, NBER, New York University,
University of Maryland, University of California, The
Urban Institute, Harvard University, and Stanford
University.
5-15-75, 5-16-75, 5-17-74,
11-21-74, 11-22-74, 11-23-74,
10-8-74,
3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 16,
20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
76
Conference on the Distribution of Economic
Well Being.,
6
76
Price and Wage Behavior in the U.S.
Aggregate Economy.,
13
76
The Effect of Phases I, II, III on Wages,
Prices, and Profit Margins.,
14
76
Measurement and Price Effects of Aggregate
Supply Constraints.,
15
76
Canadian Experience With Recent
Inflation.,
17
76
Price Linkage in an Interdependent World
Economy.,
18
76
Memo
6-5-73,
19
76
An Analysis of Ghetto Housing Prices
Overtime.,
21
76
Federal Reserve Papers- SEA
Conference.,
1
77
FDIC Conference, May,1967.,
2
77
Programs From SEA Conferences,
1962-63.,
3
77
Handwritten lecture notes.,
1
78
Lectures on Types of Economic Theory by
Wesley C. Mitchell.,
2-5
78
Willis- Outlines.,
6
78
Lectures on Money and Banking , 1939-40 by
Charles O. Hardy.,
78
Annual Reports 1957-64 - Galley
Proofs.,
2-26
79
Memoranda, March 1936- December
1947.,
1-120
80
Memoranda- Index 1934-1964.,
1
81
Memoranda- January 1934- February
1936.,
2-13
81
Correspondence July 1943- December
1965.,
14-166
81
Correspondence January 1940-January
1941.,
1-25
82
Correspondence October 1942- June
1943.,
34-42
82
Annual Reports, 1954-1956- Drafts,
indexes, and various parts.,
1-17
83
Annual Report 1942- Preliminary
Drafts.,
1, 2
84
Annual Report 1943- Material from other
divisions, memoranda, examination
analysis.,
3, 4, 5
84
Annual Report 1944- Materials from other
divisions, memoranda, organization chart, preliminary
draft of policy section, preliminary drafts of parts
I-V, and Earning and Dividends (Parts
I-III).,
6-15
84
Annual Report 1945- Miscellaneous,
memoranda, and materials from other
divisions.,
16-19
84
Annual Report 1946- Miscellaneous,
materials from other divisions, original tables, and
parts I-IV.,
20-26
84
Annual Report 1950- Original tables, parts
I-IV.,
27-31
84
Annual Report 1947- Materials from other
divisions, and tables.,
1-3
85
Annual Report 1948- Articles on
inflationary gap, materials from other divisions, and
auditions report.,
4-9
85
Annual Report 1949- Original
tables.,
10, 11
85
Annual Report 1950- Materials from other
divisions.,
12, 13
85
Annual Report 1951- Original material,
progress reports, copy of charts, draft and data, and
work papers.,
14-20
85
Annual Report 1952- Work papers, list of
names, special materials, materials from other
divisions, and original tables.,
1-7
86
Annual Report 1953- Drafts I-V, memos and
correspondence, and other work papers.,
8-21
86
Annual Report 1954- Parts I-III
(memorandum and correspondence), Earnings section,
and other work papers.,
23-28
86
Correspondence January 1934- December
39.,
1-59
87
Total Deposits.,
60
87
Memoranda January 1956- December
1965.,
61-101
87
Memorandum January 1953- December
1955.,
1-35
88
Payments to creditors by national banks
placed in receivership during 1921-30 excluding banks
paying 100% or more on claims, or restored to
solvency. Prepared by Mark D'Elia and Clark
Warburton, October 1940- January 1941.,
1
89
299 national banks suspended during
1921-33 and reopened, succeeded or taken
over.,
2
89
698 national banks suspended during
1921-33 and reopened, succeeded, or taken
over.,
3
89
760 state banks suspended during 1921-33,
and reopened or taken over.,
4
89
2,713 national banks suspended during
1921-33 and reopened by related states according to
available sample for state banks.,
5a
89
3,364 state banks suspended during 1921-33
and reopened, succeeded, or taken over.,
5b
89
2,584 state banks suspended during 1921-33
and permanently closed for which liquidation data
never available.,
6
89
1,716 national banks suspended during
1921-33 and permanently closed.,
7
89
8,730 state banks suspended during 1921-33
and permanently closed.,
8
89
Payments to creditors of national banks
placed in receivership during 1931-39. Prepared by
Mark D'Elia and Clark Warburton.,
9-12
89
Relation to suspended to active national
banks, 1921-33.,
13
89
Memoranda, September 1946.,
14
89
Memoranda, January 1948- December
1952.,
15-68
89
Joint Committee on the Economic Report-
Questionnaire and FDIC Answers.,
1, 2
90
Some Considerations Bearing on Increased
Deposit Insurance Coverage.,
3
90
The Purpose of Insurance of Accounts in
Savings Institutions.,
5
90
The Deposit Insurance Legislation of
1933.,
6
90
Actuarial Data Relevant to Deposit
Insurance.,
7
90
Correspondence- An increase in interest
rates , December 1956.,
8
90
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation-
Miscellaneous, materials.,
9a, 9b
90
FDIC, pay off cases- Accounts and
depositors.,
10
90
Insurance Coverage- Suggested increase.
9-22-62,
11
90
Memoranda.,
12
90
Liquidation Division.,
13
90
Questionnaire- Monetary and Banking
Policy.,
14
90
Deposit Insurance Fund.,
15
90
Adequacy of FDIC Fund-
Correspondence.,
16
90
Selected income and expense data, insured
commercial banks, 1947-54.,
17
90
Accounts in excess of $100,000,
1936-41.,
18
90
Deposit insurance.,
19
90
The Insurance of Bank Deposits by Irvin
Bussing, 1938.,
20
90
Report on the Federal Reserve Board by
George L. Bach, 1948.,
21
90
Regulation of the Maximum Interest Rate
Payable on Deposits.,
22
90
Prohibition of Interest on Demand
Deposits.,
23
90
Absorptions- ABS 0000 T.,
1
92
Department of Agriculture- AGR 0000
T.,
2
92
All Bank Statistical Data - ALL 0000
T.,
3
92
American Banker.,
4
92
American Bankers Association, 1936-60 -
AME 0100 T.,
5-7
92
American Bankers Association State
Taxation Study- AME 01010 T.,
8
92
American Economic Association- AME 0200
T.,
9
92
American Industrial Bankers Association-
AME 04000 T.,
11
92
American Institute of Banking- AME 05000
T.,
12
92
American Statistical Association- AME
06000 T.,
13
92
Emergency Preparedness.,
14
92
Files Management - AM 10-3.,
15
92
Annual Report- PRI 6-1.,
16
92
Buildings and grounds.,
17
92
Application for admission to deposit
insurance- APP 00000 T.,
18
92
Assessments, 1934-46 - ASS 00000
T.,
19-21
92
Reduction in assessment rate.,
22
92
Assessments, 1947-59- ASS 00000
T.,
1, 2
93
Audit of FDIC- AUD 00000 T.,
3, 4
93
Automatic Data Processing- FDIC Committee
to Study ADP and Interagency Committee, 1957-62- AUT
00000 T.,
5-8
93
Miscellaneous,
1
94
Capital- Illinois Bankers Association,
NBER study, ratios of capital accounts to assets,
etc.,
2-4
94
Central files index.,
5
94
Department of Commerce.,
6
94
Commerce, Bureau of Census,
7
94
Commission on Money and
Credit.,
8
94
Committee- Library, 1942-64, National
Agricultural Credit, and Administration.,
9, 10, 11, 15
94
Depository Libraries.,
12
94
Conference- not included in central files
index.,
13
94
PRI 4-3-2 Congress.,
14
94
Competition in Banking.,
16
94
Comptroller of the Currency.,
17
94
Consumer Instalment Financing- Study by
Ernst A. Dauer.,
18
94
Council of the Economic
Advisors.,
19
94
Dedication of FDIC Building in
1963.,
1
95
Defalcations, the insured banks, charts,
speeches, articles, recoveries in closed insured
banks, and insured banks receiving financial aid from
the FDIC, 1946-1952.,
2-6
95
Certificate of deposit.,
7
95
Disclosure Law, S. 1642.,
8
95
Deposits, insured by FDIC
(Estimates).,
9
95
Earnings, Bank.,
10
95
Economists with banks.
8-10-60,
11
95
Examiner, research and statistics data
distributed to.,
12
95
Examiner training program.,
13
95
Farm credit administration.,
14
95
FDIC Act.,
15
95
Banking Act of 1933.,
16
95
Annual Reports- Federal Credit Union,
1941-1947.,
17
95
Executive order no.9148- Assumption of
Administration of Federal Credit Union by the
FDIC.,
18
95
H.R. 2385 and H.R. 3327 to amend Federal
Credit Act.,
19
95
S. 2225- A bill to transfer administration
of the Federal Credit Union Act to the Federal
Security Agency.,
20
95
Annual Report- Federal Credit
Union.,
21
95
Miscellaneous.,
22
95
FDIC, Districts- Identical letters to each
district.,
23
95
FDIC, Financial Statements
1964-1966.,
24
95
Ohio- Ayres' correspondence regarding
"This Business Relapse", 1934-1938.,
1
96
New York- 1934-1944, 1945-1951,
correspondence of Edison H. Cramer 1940-1958,
correspondence to 1959-1964, and New York state study
of banking facilities by Donald H.
Davenport.,
2-6
96
North Carolina, correspondence to
1949-1964.,
7
96
North Dakota, correspondence to
1939-1962.,
8
96
Ohio, correspondence to
1939-1964.,
9
96
Oklahoma, correspondence to
1949-1964.,
10
96
Oregon, correspondence to
1949-1964.,
11
96
Pennsylvania, correspondence to
1939-1964.,
12
96
South Carolina, correspondence to
1949-1966.,
13
96
South Dakota, correspondence to
1939-1962.,
14
96
Tennessee, correspondence to
1938-1963.,
15
96
Texas, correspondence to
1937-1963.,
16
96
William E. Koenker.,
17
96
Business Equipment Manufacturers
Association- NYC (Mrs. G. L. Meyer)
1957-1963.,
18
96
New York- Bankers Trust Company,
correspondence to 1936-1960.,
1
97
Connecticut, correspondence to
1943-1960.,
2
97
Colorado, correspondence to
1934-1964.,
3
97
District of Colombia, correspondence to
1936-1963.,
4
97
Brookings Institution, Washington D.C.
1934-1959.,
5
97
Delaware, correspondence to
1942-1962.,
6
97
Georgia, correspondence to
1943-1964.,
7
97
Hawaii, correspondence to
1964.,
8
97
Illinois, correspondence to 1936-1964,
Ernst A. Dauer 1935-1952, and 1951-1966.,
9-11
97
Iowia, correspondence to
1951-1964.,
12
97
Kansas, correspondence to
1948-1963.,
13
97
Kentucky, correspondence to
1959-1960.,
14
97
Florida, correspondence to
1949-1964.,
15
97
Louisiana, correspondence to
1951-1963.,
16
97
Maine, correspondence to
1952-1962.,
17
97
Maryland, correspondence to
1937-1964.,
18
97
Massachusetts, correspondence to,
1936-1964.,
19
97
Michigan, correspondence to
1950-1964.,
20
97
Minnesota, correspondence to 1935-1964 and
Northwest Bancorporation 1941-1963.,
21, 22
97
Mississippi, correspondence to
1949-1959.,
23
97
Missouri, correspondence to
1936-1964.,
24
97
Montana, correspondence to
1945-1964.,
25
97
Nebraska, correspondence to
1934-1963.,
26
97
New Hampshire, correspondence to
1945-1963.,
27
97
New Jersey, correspondence to
1939-1964.,
28
97
New Mexico, correspondence to
1949-1961.,
29
97
New York, Irving Trust Company
1935-1948.,
30
97
Nevada, correspondence to
1957-1962.,
31
97
Utah, correspondence to
1941-1963.,
1
98
Vermont, correspondence to
1948-1962.,
2
98
Virginia, correspondence to
1935-1964.,
3
98
Washington, correspondence to
1948-1963.,
4
98
West Virginia, correspondence to
1936-1963.,
5
98
Wisconsin, correspondence to
1943-1964.,
6
98
Wyoming, correspondence to
1950-1951.,
7
98
Foreign correspondence to
1950-1964.,
8
98
FDIC- Opinion survey, correspondence to
1948, news, retirement, and rules and
regulations.,
9, 10, 11, 15
98
Federal Reserve Banks,
1935-1963.,
12
98
Identical letters to each
bank.,
13
98
Canada, correspondence to
1938-1953.,
14
98
Federal Housing
Administration.,
16
98
Federal Home Loan Bank Board.,
17
98
Federal Employees- Health benefits
1952-1962, group life insurance 1954-1960, and
compensation act 1940-1950.,
18-20
98
Federal Reserve System- correspondence to
1936-1944, 1945-1949, 1950-54, 1955-1960,
agricultural loan system 1956, agricultural loan
surveys 1947, 1951.,
21-27
98
Federal Reserve System- Bach Regulatory on
FRB(for CURA) and FDIC comments 1948, by committee on
independent regulating commissions 1948, annual
report 1938, an agricultural loan system
1966.,
1-4
99
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation 1936-1938.,
5
99
Fidelity Bond Coverage- Correspondence and
memoranda.,
6
99
Financial Control of Government
Corporations.,
7
99
Financial Institutions Act
1957-1966.,
8
99
Foreign Visitors 1956- 1964.,
9
99
Foreign Benefits- Division study
1953-1954.,
10
99
General Accounting Office
1951-1964.,
11
99
General Public 1964-1966.,
12
99
Civil Service Commission
1937-1940.,
13
99
Legislative Reference Service
1955-1956.,
14
99
Government Agencies- Miscellaneous
1939-1954.,
15
99
Hardy, Charles O.- Lectures outline,
lectures on Money and Banking Vol. I-II.,
1-3
100
History of Banking in Colorado 1876-1946
Seventy Years of Progress by Fred R.
Niehaus.,
4
100
History of Banking in Iowa- Banking
Progress in Iowa 1934-1951.,
5
100
House of Representatives
1934-1943,1944-1953, 1954-1963.,
6, 7, 14
100
Hoover Committee 1947-1965.,
8
100
Interest Rates- Regulation on time
deposits 1934-1945, 1960-1962.,
9, 10
100
Insurance, Bank- Obligation
1936-1963.,
11
100
Independent Bankers Association
1947-1963.,
12
100
Incentive Awards 1962.,
13
100
Interest rates, maximum paid by insured
commercial banks 1965-1966.,
1
101
Interest, absorption of exchange
1957-1964.,
2
101
Operation of Non-Par Banks, 1935-1942- A
Statistical Analysis.,
3
101
Interest- Monthly Survey of Conventional
Loan Approvals on 1-Family Nonfarm Homes.,
4
101
Service Charge Schedules 1938-1939- State
Banks Association A-L, M-Z.,
5, 8
101
Service Corporations, Bank
1962.,
6
101
IOA- Three final assets.,
7
101
Absorption of Exchange Charges-
Correspondence with Board of Governors, an analysis
of service charges in sixteen states, miscellaneous
1938-1944, and memoranda.,
9-13
101
Bank capital study-
Miscellaneous.,
1
102
Bank correspondence 1964-1966.,
2
102
Bank directors' duties 1952.,
3
102
Bank facilities 1935-1964.,
4
102
Bank holding companies 1948,
1954.,
5
102
Bank personnel, salaries- Patman's
requests of 1942 and 1953, Fed bank supervisory
agencies for ABA 1956-1958, wages and fees, number of
offices and employees by state 1941-1942.,
6-8
102
Bank supervision.,
9
102
Banking schools 1952-1953.,
10
102
Bank system- Dual 1943, in Indiana,
concentration, branch banking 1962-1965, and
investment program.,
11-15
102
Budget Breau.,
16
102
Budget report forms under Federal Reports
Act 1938-1964.,
17
102
Bank ownership.,
18
102
Bank capital 1936-1962- Capital problems
1936-1941.,
19
102
Correspondence- Alabama 1964, Arizona
1960, Arkansas 1962, and California 1964.,
1-4
103
California- Bank of America
1934-1964.,
5
103
FDIC- History of Federal deposit, history
of legislative, coverage of deposit insurance
1934-1961, Employees Federal Credit Union, employees'
fifteen-year pin, employee incentive awards program,
and fair employment offices.,
6-12
103
Supervising Examiner- Massachusetts, New
York, Ohio, Virginia, Georgia, Missouri, Wisconsin
1934-1962, Illinois 1934-1963, Minnesota 1934-1962,
Missouri 1934-1961, Texas, California.,
13-24
103
Addresses.,
25
103
Research and statistics participation in
supervising examiners' conferences.,
26
103
Conference of supervising examiners April
22-25, 1946.,
27
103
Absorption of exchange charges- Testimony
of chairman FDIC, H.R. 3956.,
1
104
J.C.E.R- 80th Congress (Plan to control
inflation 1947-1948), report on hearings,
1954.,
2, 4, 5, 6
104
Joint committee on the Economic
Report.,
3
104
Miscellaneous,
7
104
Department of Justice.,
8
104
Executive Order No. 9112.
3-26-42,
9
104
Proposed Executive Order, April
1943.,
10
104
H.R. 9682- Revenue Act of
1938.,
11
104
75th Congress- Beyond committee
report.,
12
104
76th Congress- Legislation.,
13
104
88th Congress- Federal Banking
Legislation.,
14
104
House and Senate Bills Pertaining to
Banking.,
15
104
H.R. 5874- A Bill to Establish a Federal
Banking 1963.,
16
104
Legislation 1956-1966.,
17
104
H.R. 5220- Regulation of trust indentures
1939.,
1
105
H.R. 10413 (Doughton)- Excess Profits Tax
1940.,
2
105
S. 477- Trust Indentures Act.,
3
105
S. 757- Disposition of unclaimed deposits
in national banks.,
4
105
S. 1203- Establish regional industrial
banks.,
5
105
S. 1482 (Mead)- RFC insurance of bank
loans.,
6
105
S. 1917 to establish a Bank of the U.S.,
S.1964 authorize charitable contributions by national
banking associations, S. 2045 to transfer to FDIC all
bank examinations, S. 2343 to provide for the
insurance of loans to business.,
7-9
105
Eliminate discrimination between member
and non-member banks.,
10
105
To establish Industrial Loan
Corporation.,
11
105
Restrict establishment of branch offices
by financial institutions.,
12
105
S. 3867- Capital Ratio Bill.,
13
105
Executive K- 77th Congress 1st Session
(establish Inter-American Bank).,
14
105
S. Res. 223 (Tydings)- Inquiry regarding
transfer of employees.,
15
105
H.R. 3531 (Doughton) to amend certain
provisions of internal revenue code relating to
excess profits tax, H.R. 10413 excess profit tax
1940, H.R. 3531, H.R. 3565 expenses of examination of
national banks.,
16-18
105
H.R. 4646 stabilization fund, H.R. 4674
provides for increasing lending authority of RFC,
H.R. 4691 to amend Federal Credit Union
Act.,
19, 20
105
H.R. 5417 (Doughton) Revenue Act of 1941,
H.R. 6391, H.R. 7378 (Doughton), H.R. 7158
(Steagall), H.R. 7310 (Ford), H.R. 1818
(Ford).,
21-25
105
S. 3839, S. 25, S. 310, S. 939, S. 952, S.
1014, S. 1540, S. 1603, S. 1666, S. 1671, S. 1905, S.
1987, S. 2039, S. 2250, S. 2393, S. 700.,
26-36
105
H.R. 1699, H.R. 2001, H.R. 2634, H.R.
4804, H.R. 5258.,
37, 40, 41, 42, 43
105
S. 923, S. 986, S. 197, S. 678, S. 689, S.
914, S. 985, S. 1041, S. 1341, S. 1769, S. 1777, S.
1892, S. 1918, S. 7(Public Law 404).,
38, 39, 44-52
105
Miscellaneous,
53
105
H.R. 53 establishment of branches of
national banks, H.R. 591 establishing fund to
guarantee loans to businesses, H.R. 2177 relating to
bank accounts.,
1
106
H.R. Hearings on Bretton Woods Agreements,
H.R. establishment of branches by national banking
associations.,
2, 3
106
S. 375 provide effective administration of
certain lending agencies of the Federal Government,
S. 380 full employment, S. 2822 amend the FDI
act.,
4-6
106
Legislation- Section 5219
USRS.,
7
106
Proposed Legislation- 78th Congress
1943.,
8
106
Statements of chairman.,
9
106
H.R. 5357 and S. 1715- Proposed amendments
to Section 12B of FR Act.,
10
106
Board of Directors- Chairman's
office.,
11
106
Examination Division
1939-1958.,
12
106
Bank Loans 1939-1961.,
13
106
Manpower utilization 1955-
1966.,
14
106
Secretary's office 1934-1957.,
15
106
Publications and Information office
1950-1955.,
16
106
Service Branch 1948-1951.,
17
106
Service Branch 1948-1951.,
17
106
Research and Statistics Division- Duties
and functions, research programs, etc.,
18 a, b
106
Research Study- #3 in Money Management by
Clark Warburton.,
19
106
Public Relations- Research and Statistics
Act.
7-1-40,
6-30-41,
20
106
Research and Statistics Division- Replies
to questionnaire of the Bureau of the Budget.
1-6-43,
21
106
Research and Statistics Division- Report
on work of the Division, requested in memo EO-72.
3-11-46,
22
106
Statistics Section- Tabulating Machine
Sub-Unit- Fees charged for tabulation.,
23
106
Memoranda- Dr. Cramer, Mr. Cresswell, Mr.
Hengren, and Mr. Golembe 1951-1960.,
24-27
106
Reports supplementing the "Staff Study of
Proposals to Reduce the Assessment Income of the
FDIC.",
28
106
Memoranda- Florence Helm 1935-1946, Harry
L. Severson 1937-1946, Clark Warburton
1935-1954.,
1-12
107
Warburton- Manuscripts.,
13
107
Mergers 1952-1959.,
14
107
Mergers- Insured banks receiving financial
aid from the FDIC.,
15
107
Studies- Bank Records Project-
Bibliography of source materials relating to American
banking development.,
107
107
Monetary Policy 1945-1962.,
1
108
Mutual Savings Banks- Savings banks
deposits insurance fund 1933-1962.,
2, 3
108
NABAC Manual 1940-1943.,
4
108
National Association of Bank Audit,
Control and Operation.,
5
108
National Association of Mutual Savings
Banks 1934-1964.,
6
108
National Association of Supervisors of
State Banks 1934-1960.,
7
108
Commercial Bank Urban Mortgage Loan Study-
Correspondence and Memoranda 1946-1952.,
8
108
Financial Research Program- Investment
Standards(Corporate Bond Research Study).,
9
108
Also includes correspondence between National Bureau of Economic Research and Leo Crowley.
NBER 1935-1965.,
10
108
New York Metropolitan Region Study
1957-1959.,
11
108
Negro Banks 1943-1955.,
12
108
Noninsured Banks 1941-1964.,
13
108
Noninsured Banks- List of operating banks
not insured by FDIC.,
14
108
Miscellaneous.,
15
108
Number of Operating Banks and Branches-
Changes among operating banks 1935-1962.,
1
109
Oil- Impact of oil discoveries, etc.
1952-1961.,
2
109
Personnel- Memoranda 1956-1965, education
and training, relations and welfare.,
3-5
109
State Banking Authorities.,
6
109
Pay-off- Receivership and
absorption(Arkansas 1952, Illinois 1952,
Pennsylvania).,
7-9
109
Assets and Liabilities of All Banks- 1965,
1947-1962, FRS tables 1964.,
10-12
109
Releases- Joint Statements of Supervising
Agencies 1938-1962.,
13
109
FDIC- Miscellaneous 1935-1954.,
14
109
Survey of Insurance Coverage
1933-1965.,
15
109
"Bank Capital: The problem restated" by
Tynan Smith and Raymond E. Hengren.,
16
109
A Broadened Program of Bank Reports
1936.,
17
109
"Deposit Insurance as an Influence for
Stabilizing the Banking Structure" by Mortimer J.
Fox, 1936.,
18
109
"Factors in Evaluation on Municipal Bonds"
by Raymond E. Hengren, 1951.,
19
109
"Going Concern Value in Bank Examination"
by Harry L. Seversen, 1944.,
20
109
Insurance of Commercial Bank Deposits by
Carl F. Beherens.,
21
109
Municipal Bonds in Bank Portfolios,
1951.,
22
109
Bank Loans to Farmers- Commercial Bank
Loans to Farmers 1947.,
23
109
"Trends of Bank Earnings and Expenses" by
Donald S. Thompson.,
24
109
"Banking Market Structure and Performance
in Metropolitan Areas" by Theodore G. Flechsig,
1965.,
25
109
Real Estate- Real estate loans and other
real estate, insured banks holdings of ORE, real
estate mortgage loans in NY region.,
26-28
109
Reciprocal Bank Balances.,
29
109
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
1934-1950.,
30
109
Records, Indispensable- Protection of FDIC
records for emergency use.,
31
109
Reference to FDIC- General, Encyclopedia
Americana, Encyclopedia Britannica, Evening Bulletin
Almanac, Federal Statistical Directory.,
32-37
109
Reference to FDIC- Moody's Manuals, New
International Year Book, U.S. Government
Mannual.,
1-3
110
Report of call, assets, and liabilities,
etc.,
4
110
Report form on interest rates and terms of
savings and other time systems IPC.,
5
110
Secretary of Defense.,
6
110
Savings Banks Association,
7
110
Reserve Requirements- Member banks reserve
requirements.,
8
110
General requests.,
9
110
Securities- Miscellaneous, 1939-1963,
Florida municipal obligations 1949-1954, Louisiana
municipal obligations, municipal obligations as bank
investments 1940, correspondence and memoranda, and
amend to Securities Act of November 1941.,
10-16
110
Senate- Correspondence
1934-1963.,
17-20
110
Soviet Bloc Countries- Correspondence
1956-1963.,
21
110
Speeches on FDIC, 1961.,
22
110
State Banks Association
1960-1965.,
23
110
State Banks Association
1953-1963.,
24
110
Annual Report for 1934- Charts and tables,
memoranda and correspondence.,
1, 2
111
Annual Report for 1935- Organization
chart.,
3, 4
111
Annual Report for 1937- Preliminary Drafts
of Part I and Part II, correspondence.,
5-7
111
Annual Report for 1938- Computation of
Part IV tables, examination analysis, preliminary
tables, committee on style, texts and tables,
earnings, preliminary drafts of Part I, II, III, and
proposals for deposit guaranty
legislation.,
8-17
111
FDIC- Balance sheet together with
auditors' certificate.,
18
111
Annual Report for 1939- Examination
analysis preliminary tables, texts and tables,
committee on style, earnings, preliminary drafts of
Part I, II, and V, and material from other
divisions.,
19-27
111
Annual Report for 1956- Parts 1a, 1b, and
2.,
28-30
111
Annual Report for 1957- Parts 2, 3, 4, and
5.,
31-34
111
Miscellaneous,
35
111
State Banking Authorities- Identical
letters, Alaska, Alabama, Delaware, Florida,
Louisiana, Hawaii.,
1-5
112
State Banking Authorities- Supervision of
the State Bank of Indiana 1834-1857.,
6
112
State Banking Authority- Maine, Missouri,
Montana, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto
Rico, Rhode Island, Wyoming, Virgin
Islands.,
7-14
112
State Studies- Deposit Guaranty in Kansas,
Nebraska and, Oklahoma by Clark
Warburton.,
15-17
112
Extracts from the Correspondence of the
Board of Control, State Bank of Ohio
1848-1864.,
18
112
Stockholders, Double
Liability.,
19
112
Miscellaneous- Correspondence
(1),
20
112
Manuscript by Clark Warburton on Deposit
Guaranty.,
21
112
Miscellaneous items- not
correspondence.,
22
112
Miscellaneous- Correspondence
(2),
23
112
Studies- Relation of banking to business
fluctuations, bank assets and liabilities in the
early 19th century.,
1
113
Supervisors of State Banks.,
2
113
Summary of Deposits 1966.,
3
113
Suspensions- FRS 1931-1933.,
4, 5
113
Trade Associations- Banking Journal,
Moody's Investor Service.,
6, 7
113
Top Secret.,
8
113
Department of Treasury.,
9
113
Trust powers.,
10
113
Uniform report of condition.,
11
113
U.S. government securities owned by
FDIC.,
12
113
Westerfield and White Paper- "Principles
of Banking Reform.",
13
113
White House.,
14
113
Proposal to insure deposits of foreign
banking institutions in the U.S.,
15
113
Foreign banks operating in the U.S.-
Memoranda, correspondence, etc. Foreign banks in New
York and California.,
16-19
113
Authority and responsibilities of
supervising agencies.,
20
113
Blanket Fidelity Coverage held by insured
banks not members of the FRS during the 1964
examination.,
21
113
Data processing operations.,
22
113
Arthur D. Little Inc.,
23
113
Sperry Rand- Correspondence and data
processing.,
24
113
Purchasing,
25
113
Memoranda prepared by Clark Warburton,
1934-1965.,
1
114
Memoranda to files from Mr.
Golembe.,
2
114
Insurance of bank obligations in six
states during the period 1829-1866, by Charles H.
Golembe and Clark Warburton 1958 (Copy # 1, 2,
3).,
3-5
114
Regulation of interest rate,
1934.,
6
114
Submitted article- Forces Producing
Disturbances in the Value of Output, 1960. Lecture-
Monetary Disturbances and Business Fluctuations by
Clark Warburton.,
7
114
Work on progress- 1940, 1945.,
8
114
Correspondence index, August 1951- January
1953.,
9
114
Deposit insurance assessment of FDIC,
1950-1970.,
1
115
Selection of Bank Loans for Evaluation and
Cash Budgeting by Yair E. Orgler.,
2, 3
115
Miscellaneous, memoranda, etc.,
4
115
Two pamphlets by FDIC.,
5
115
Miscellaneous, 1968-1969.,
6
115
Recent library acquisitions,
1969.,
7
115
Two research reports by Yair E.
Orgler.,
8
115
"Estimating Potential Losses From Public
Bank Installment Loans: A Markow Chains Approach" by
Yair E. Orgler.,
9
115
Correspondence, 1969.,
10
115
Losses in closed commercial banks,
1921-1933.,
1
116
Number of deposits, loans, and investments
of commercial banks December 31, 1935.,
2
116
Banks- Merged, closed, etc.
1944-1966.,
3
116
Memoranda- Mr. Hengren, Mr. Warburton,
1968-1968, 1970.,
4, 8, 11
116
Two research papers by Yair Orgler,
1968.,
6
116
Correspondence, 1968-1969.,
7
116
Loan classification regulation
results.,
9
116
Report to insured banks 1958.,
10
116
"Sources of Bank Capital and Trends in
Capital Ratios Since 1870" by Robert Moss-
Preliminary draft 1962.,
1
117
Summary of assets and liabilities of all
banks in the U.S. and other areas, December 31,
1965.,
2
117
Financial Report of State Chartered Banks
Registered Under SEA of 1934-1965.,
3
117
Proposed answers to questions addressed to
the FDIC by the Joint Committee on the Economic
Report August, 1949.,
4
117
State member bank call reports- December
call 1959-1962.,
5
117
Summary tables and miscellaneous on
problem banks 1959-1965.,
6
117
Problem banks- National, state members,
non-members 1959-1965.,
7-9
117
Recapitulation- Problem banks
1959-1965.,
10
117
Serious problem banks.
12-31-65,
11
117
Problem national banks(Call Reports)
1959-1962.,
12
117
Outline for filing procedure.,
13
117
List of file contents.,
14
117
File notes in FDIC file reorganization
1963-1964.,
15
117
Some observations on banking services from
the point of view of convenience and needs of the
community.
8-24-45,
16
117
Economic aspects of exchange changes and
par clearance.
4-12-44,
17
117
Eleven years of research at the FDIC.
11-20-45,
18
117
Insurance of bank obligations in six
states during the period 1829-1866 by Carter H.
Golembe and Clark Warburton.,
19a, 19b
117
The work of the FDIC- 1950.,
20
117
The purpose of insurance of accounts in
savings institutions.,
21
117
What is the FDIC?,
22
117
Two questions pertaining to the FDIC.
9-5-40,
23
117
Consolidated report of income- Monthly.
9-30-80,
24
117
Unidentified loose page.,
25
117
Purpose and problems of deposit
insurance.,
26
117
Memorandum to Florence Helm- Insurance
coverage, financial status of the FDIC.,
27, 28
117
Financial Structure of the Division of
Research and Statistics.
3-27-46,
29
117
Memorandum- Needed deposit insurance fund
in the event of a wave of bank failures accompanying
a deep and prolonged recession, regulation of the
maximum interest rate payable on deposit.
8-16-55,
5-11-56,
30-32
117
Proposed statement regarding the deposit
insurance assessment rate and size of the Deposit
Insurance Fund.
9-15-55,
33
117
Investment of the Deposit Insurance Fund:
Reconsideration of asset management policies.
2-12-58,
34
117
Memorandum- Purpose of deposit insurance
and the appropriate limit to insurance coverage, the
monetary purpose of deposit insurance.,
35, 36
117
Annual report for 1953- Part I.
1-14-54,
37
117
Annual report for 1954- Part I.
2-11-55,
38
117
Prohibition of interest on demand
deposits.
4-28-64,
7-9-62,
39, 43
117
Variation of deposit insurance assessments
according to risk ratios.
7-13-62,
40
117
Broadening of Federal Insurance Coverage
for Deposits and Shares.
7-13-62,
41
117
Federal chartering and insurance for
savings banks.
7-11-62,
42
117
The purpose of deposit insurance.
6-25-62,
44
117
The purpose of insurance accounts in
savings institutions.
6-25-62,
45
117
Regulation of the maximum interest rate
payable on deposits.
3-1-62,
46
117
Memorandum- Bank borrowing.
6-25-38,
47
117
Memorandum- Extension of insurance
coverage to all direct liabilities.
8-4-38,
48
117
Memorandum to Mr. Fox- Duties of the
Division of Research and Statistics, effective bank
supervision under the proposed deposit insurance
act.,
49, 50
117
"A Hedge Against Inflation" by Clark
Warburton.
12-20-50,
51
117
"The Work of the FDIC" by Edison H.
Cramer.
4-7-50,
52
117
Answers to questions of the Subcommittee
on General Credit Control and Debt Management.
11-30-51,
53
117
Memorandum- Questionnaire of the Joint
Committee on the Economic Report.
9-30-49,
54
117