Postal savings

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Identifikator:: 869930397

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-49420

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Kemmerer, Edwin Walter http://d-nb.info/gnd/101827717

Title:: Postal savings

Place of publication:: London

Publisher:: Humphrey Milford

Year of publication:: 1917

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (VIII, 176 Seiten)

Collection:: Economics Books

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INDEX 175 President of U. S., powers of, under Act of 1910, 43-44, 108-109. Private banks, as depository banks, 110-111. Profits, of depository banks from deposits of postal savings funds, 125-126; of Government from operation of postal savings system, 90-91, 104. Rayner, Senator I., mentioned, 37. Reserve against postal savings deposits, 26-28, 107, 116-119. Reserves of mutual savings banks, 27-28. Residence, change of, in relation to interest on postal savings deposits, 101, 104-105. Robinson, E. L., cited, 77. Root, Senator E., cited, 41-42. Runs on commercial banks, as affected by postal savings system, 80-84; instances of, in 1913, È3-84. Savings banks, facilities of, 6-9; facilities of, compared with postal facilities, 9-12; limitations of, on size of deposits, 89; number of, qualified as depository banks, 111; regulations re lating to, as depository banks, 130-131. Secretary of Board of Trustees, provision for, in 1913, 51-52. Secretary of the Treasury, as member of Board of Trustees, 22-24. Security for deposits of postal savings funds, provisions for, in Act of 1910, 36, 44, 107, 120; types of bonds acceptable for, 120-124. Smoot amendment to postal savings bill, 40-42. Smoot, Senator R„ cited, 93. Solicitor of the Post Office Department, duty of, to pass on se curity offered by depository banks, 121-122. Sources of postal savings deposits, 19-20, 75-79, 88. Sprague, O. M. W., cited, 3. Stafford, Rep. W. H., cited, 53. State banks, as depository banks under Act of 1910, 87, 106-111; disqualified as depository banks by Federal Reserve Act, 112- 113; made depository banks by bill vetoed in 1914, 113-114; made depository banks to limited extent in 1916, 115-116. State bonds, as security for deposits of postal savings funds, 122-124. States, distribution of postal savings deposits by, 67-72. Steenerson, Rep. H., cited, 92. Sutherland, Senator G., cited, 37-38. Taft, President W. H., attitude of, toward postal savings, 5-6. Taxation, exemption of postal savings deposits from, 93-94. Temporary securities, not acceptable as security for deposits of postal savings funds, 121. Third Assistant Postmaster-General, made Secretary of Board of Trustees and placed in charge of Division of Postal Savings, 51-52.

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