Box 6

Scope and Contents

Folder subdivisions: Committee Members; Rayburn Correspondence; Addenda to Testimony; JMH Pamphlet: "National Securities Exchange Bill"; Memorandum re: JMH Testimony; Securities Act Amendment; ”Brain Trust Talks"; Notes for Hearing; First Draft Memorandum; National Securities Act of 1934; Memorandum to President; Hartley Withers; Eustace Seligman Article; Alexander Sachs Article

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Folder subdivisions: N.Y.S.E. Bulletin; I.B.A.; Greene Memorandum (Sullivan & Cromwell); Accountant Report; Twentieth Century Fund; George May Article; I.B.A. Memorandum; Association of Stock Exchange Firms; Frank Altschul; Richard Whitney

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Folder subdivisions: New York Stock Exchange; CURB Exhange; Chicago Stock Exchange; Baltimore Stock Exchange; Brookmire; U.S. Chamber Commerce; Balto. Assoc. Commerce; Committee for Nation; Memo Given to Tom Smith (Treasury); Comment re H.R. 8720; Winfeld Riefler; “Puts and Calls” (Follette & Filer)

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Folder subdivisions: Oliver J. Troster & N.Y. Security Dealers; Bulwinkle Bill; G. Hermann Kinnicutt (Investment House Group); Nat’l Securities Exch. Act - H.R. 8720; Accounting Standards; Boston Stock Exchange

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Folder subdivisions: Final Bill; Summary of Securities Exchange Act; Judge Burns Speech (May 25, 1935); “Planned Economy for Wall Street”

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The John M. Hancock Papers, 1932-1956, consist primarily of records related to Hancock’s service to the United States government. Most of the records were organized into three-ring binders either by Hancock or his secretarial staff. The binder contents, unless otherwise indicated, have been reorganized into folders. Box 9 was eliminated during this reorganization. Many of the documents relate to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission (UNAEC), which was formed in 1946 following the very...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The John M. Hancock Papers, 1932-1956, consist primarily of records related to Hancock’s service to the United States government. Most of the records were organized into three-ring binders either by Hancock or his secretarial staff. The binder contents, unless otherwise indicated, have been reorganized into folders. Box 9 was eliminated during this reorganization. Many of the documents relate to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission (UNAEC), which was formed in 1946 following the very...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The John M. Hancock Papers, 1932-1956, consist primarily of records related to Hancock’s service to the United States government. Most of the records were organized into three-ring binders either by Hancock or his secretarial staff. The binder contents, unless otherwise indicated, have been reorganized into folders. Box 9 was eliminated during this reorganization. Many of the documents relate to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission (UNAEC), which was formed in 1946 following the very...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The John M. Hancock Papers, 1932-1956, consist primarily of records related to Hancock’s service to the United States government. Most of the records were organized into three-ring binders either by Hancock or his secretarial staff. The binder contents, unless otherwise indicated, have been reorganized into folders. Box 9 was eliminated during this reorganization. Many of the documents relate to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission (UNAEC), which was formed in 1946 following the very...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The John M. Hancock Papers, 1932-1956, consist primarily of records related to Hancock’s service to the United States government. Most of the records were organized into three-ring binders either by Hancock or his secretarial staff. The binder contents, unless otherwise indicated, have been reorganized into folders. Box 9 was eliminated during this reorganization. Many of the documents relate to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission (UNAEC), which was formed in 1946 following the very...