Box 4: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Federal Farm Board, 1932-1933 - Banking and Currency, Committee on. Glass Bill: Oklahoma Correspondence and Clippings, 1932-1933
F 1: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Federal Farm Board,1932-1933.
Topics include the United States Federal Farm Board, agricultural credit corporations, price regulation, and the Agricultural Marketing Act.
F 2: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Frazier Bill, 1932-1933.
Topics include John A. Simpson, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (U.S.), farm mortgages, money, and producer cooperatives.
F 3: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Goodwell Experiment Station, 1931.
Topics include Panhandle Agricultural and Mechanical College in Goodwell (OK).
F 4: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Land Purchase for Commodity Production Reduction, 1933.
Topics include farm production quotas. Correspondents include Charles Brand.
F 5: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Legislative Suggestions, Constituent, 1932-1933.
Topics include American Farm Economic League, agricultural credit, farm production quotas, wheat, farm mortgages, swine marketing, taxation, farm relief, Domestic Allotment Bill, and price regulation.
F 6: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Legislative Suggestions, Out-of-state, 1932-1933.
Topics include tariff, money, farm production quotas, price regulation, fertilizer industry, farm mortgages, Domestic Allotment Bill, and Agricultural Marketing Act.
F 7: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Marketing of Cotton, 1933.
Topics include farm production quotas.
F 8: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Migratory Bird Act Amendment, 1931-1932.
Topics include protection of birds law and legislation.
F 9: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Mineral Resources,1930-1932.
Topics include United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics, mines and mineral resources, petroleum, and mineral rights.
F 10: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Mineral Resources. Correspondence, 1930-1933.
Topics include producer cooperatives and cooperative mineral acreage pools. Correspondents include John A. Simpson.
F 11: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Muscle Shoals, 1932-1933.
Topics include unemployment in Oklahoma, nitrogen industries, phosphoric acid industry, and hydroelectric power plants.
F 12: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Pecan Research, 1931.
Topics include yield of pecans in Oklahoma and pest control of pecans.
F 13: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Rural Health, 1932-1933.
Topics include public health laws.
F 14: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Tariff Extension to Agricultural Produce, 1933.
Topics include a tariff on farm produce and American surplus agricultural commodities.
F 15-17: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Thomas Survey on Farm Conditions in Oklahoma: Replies to Thomas Survey, 1931.
Topics include John A. Simpson, Elmer Thomas, William H. Murray, United States Federal Farm Board, Farmers' Union, United States Federal Land Bank, farm produce prices, taxation, foreclosures, farm ponds, tariff on farm produce, farm mortgages, C. H. Hyde, Alexander Legge, O. H. P. Brewer, and the Agricultural Marketing Act. Correspondents include John A. Simpson.
F 18: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Wheat Distribution by the American Red Cross, 1931-1932.
Topics include the American National Red Cross and surplus agricultural commodities.
F 19: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Wichita Game Preserve, 1931.
Topics include the Wichita Game Preserve (OK). Correspondents include Isaac Walton League, Chickasha (OK).
F 20: Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on. Woodward Experiment Station, 1931-1932.
Topics include livestock and the model farm.
F 21: Appropriations, Committee on. "Buy American" Bill. Correspondence, 1926-1933.
Topics include metal windows, manganese, holding companies, mortgages, and banks and banking.
F 22: Appropriations, Committee on. Children's Bureau (Labor). Correspondence, 1932.
Topics include the United States Dept. of Labor Children's Bureau appropriations and expenditures.
F 23: Appropriations, Committee on. Customs Service. Correspondence, 1933.
Topics include the United States Dept. of the Treasury Customs Service appropriations and expenditures and import controls.
F 24: Appropriations, Committee on. District of Columbia, 1932-1933.
Topics include the National Capital Park and Planning Commission, public libraries in Georgetown (DC), and school buildings maintenance and repair in District of Columbia.
F 25: Appropriations, Committee on. Education Funds. Correspondence, 1932-1933.
Topics include United States Dept. of the Treasury appropriations and expenditures, vocational education, and agricultural extension work.
F 26: Appropriations, Committee on. Executive and Independent Offices (1933), 1932.
F 27: Appropriations, Committee on. Geological Survey, 1933.
Topics include the Geological Survey (U.S.) Mineral Leasing Division appropriations and expenditures.
F 28: Appropriations, Committee on. Government Printing Office, 1932-1933.
Topics include United States Government Printing Office appropriations and expenditures, United States officials and employees salaries, etc. and the United States officials and employees leave regulations.
F 29: Appropriations, Committee on. Government Spending Reductions. Correspondence, 1933.
Topics include United States officials and employees salaries, etc., taxation, public works, farm relief, and Oklahoma officials and employees salaries, etc.
F 30: Appropriations, Committee on. Howard University, 1932-1933.
Topics include Howard University and United States Dept. of the Interior appropriations and expenditures. Correspondents include Oscar Depriest.
F 31: Appropriations, Committee on. Interior Department (1933). Legislation, 1932.
Topics include peyote.
F 32: Appropriations, Committee on. Legislative Correspondence, 1932-1933.
Topics include the United Stats Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Valuation, United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, public works, court officials and employees salaries, etc., rivers and harbors appropriations, and the District of Columbia Board of Public Welfare Mothers Aid.
F 33: Appropriations, Committee on. Legislative Correspondence, 1932-1933.
F 34: Appropriations, Committee on. Military and Veterans Expenditures. Correspondence, 1932-1933.
Topics include Fort Benning Railroad and the United States Veterans Administration.
F 35: Appropriations, Committee on. Military Reserves/National Guard. Correspondence, 1932.
Correspondents include William B. Bizzell.
F 36: Appropriations, Committee on. Prohibition. Correspondence, 1933.
Topics include the United States Bureau of Prohibition.
F 37: Appropriations, Committee on. Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1932.
Correspondents include Elmer Thomas (remarks).
F 38: Appropriations, Committee on. Treasury and Post Office (1933), 1932.
Topics include the Seatrain Company, postal service rates, postal service employees salaries, etc.
F 39: Appropriations, Committee on. Treasury and Post Office (1934), 1933.
Topics include the Seatrain Company, postal service employees salaries, etc., mail steamers, Panama Canal (Panama), merchant marine, Legislative Economy Act, Bratton Amendment, and the Costigan Amendment.
F 40: Appropriations, Committee on. Woodward Field Station, 1933.
Topics include the United States Office of Dry Land Agriculture.
F 41: Banking and Currency, Committee on. General Correspondence, 1932-1933.
Topics include the Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corporation (RKO), Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (U.S.), money, and the Federal Reserve Act.
F 42: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Bank Creditors, 1932.
Topics include national banks (United States) and bank failures. Correspondents include James V. McClintic.
F 43: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Bank Deposit Guaranty. Steagall Bill, 1932-1933.
Topics include the National Banking Act Amendment and the Federal Reserve Act Amendment.
F 44: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Banking Data, 1931-1933.
Topics include the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, National City Bank of New York, Chase National Bank of the City of New York, Federal Reserve banks, banks and banking branch banks, money, and public debts. Correspondents include Elmer Thomas, (speech).
F 45: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Bank Taxes, 1932.
Topics include bank stocks taxation.
F 46: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Currency, 1932.
Topics include purchasing power.
F 47: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Dollar Stabilization.
Topics include public debts.
F 48: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Economic Liberty Bill, 1932.
Topics include currency and inflation.
F 49: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Emergency Relief and Construction Act Amendment, 1931-1933.
Topics include the Farmers' Union, unemployment, protection of birds, savings and loan associations, and public works in Oklahoma. Correspondents include the Oregon Legislature Senate.
F 50: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Federal Reserve System, 1932.
F 51: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Federal Farm Board Loans, 1933.
F 52: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Federal Home-Loan Banks, 1933.
Topics include national banks.
F 53: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Foreign Debt, 1933.
F 54: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Glass Bill. Thomas amendments, 1932-1933.
Topics include the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (U.S.), bank capital, liberty notes, and the Banking Act of 1932.
F 55: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Glass Bill. Data, 1933.
Topics include Elmer Thomas, Huey P. Long, banks and banking branch banks, foreclosures, bank failures, inflation, petroleum taxation in Oklahoma, illegal oil production in Oklahoma, and the Banking Act of 1932. Correspondents include Elmer Thomas (remarks).
F 56-59: Banking and Currency, Committee on. Glass Bill: Oklahoma. Correspondence and Clippings, 1932-1933.
Topics include Elmer Thomas, Huey P. Long, Carter Glass, Thomas P. Gore, United States Federal Reserve System, bank capital, bank failures, bank loans, banks and banking branch banks, silver, inflation, currency, bank deposit guaranty, farm relief, and Banking Act of 1932. Correspondents include William H. Murray.
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