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  Proceedings of the Fall meeting of the Representatives of State Accountancy Boards, American Institute of Accountants, Dallas, October 19, 1936.

  American Institute of Accountants. State Accountancy Boards

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  Excerpts From Carman G. Blough's Paper, Presented at a Meeting of the American Accounting Association, Held in Chicago, December 29, 1936.

  Carman G. Blough

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  Blank Form Letters from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Prospective Members, Re: Obtaining Copy of Associateship Certificate and Payment of Dues Prior to Forwarding of Membership Certificate.

  John L. Carey

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  Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Co-operating State Boards of Accountancy, Re: Amendment to Plan of Co-operation to Eliminate Refunds in Cases Where the Institute Collects No Fee From the Individual Member Concerned.

  John L. Carey

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  Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of Council of AIA, Re: Official Call for Meeting of Council on April 13, 1936, and Solicitation of Suggestions From Council Members as to Matters to Be Discussed. March 12, 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of Council of the AIA, Re: Statement of the Work of the Institute's Special Committee on Co-operation With Other Organizations in Relation to the Proposed Merger With the American Society of Certified Public Accountants. February 3, 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Council of the AIA, Re: $10 Application Fees to Be Collected When Application Fees Resume After January 1, 1937.

  John L. Carey

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  Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Special Committee on Development of the Institute, Re: Bulletin, "Examination of Financial Statements by Independent Public Accountants". January 22, 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Special Committee on Development of the Institute, Re: Mailing of the 1935 Year-Book of the Institute to All Members and Associates. March 24, 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members, Re: Invitation to Submit One or Two Questions for Possible Use in the Examinations. 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Presidents of State Societies of Certified Public Accountants, Re: Extensions for Tax Returns.

  John L. Carey

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  Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Presidents of State Societies of CPAs, Re: Reprint of an Article Which Appeared in Recent Issue of "Domestic Commerce," Published by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, United States Department of Commerce, Related to the Natural Business Year. March 2, 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Secretaries of State Boards of Accountancy, Re: Invitation to State Boards to Participate in Plan of Co-operation in Examinations, Which Covers Use of the Institute's Questions and the Services of its Examiners in Grading the Papers. March 11, 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Secretaries of State Societies of CPAs, Re: Bulletin, "Examination of Financial Statements by Independent Public Accountants". January 21, 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Letters from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Co-operating State Boards of Accountancy, Re: Inquiring If There Were Any Cases in Which Final Grades Awarded Candidates by Co-operating State Boards, As a Result of the November 1935-November 1936 Examinations, Differed From Those Awarded by the Institute's Examiners. January 25, 1936

  John L. Carey

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  Memorandum to Members of Advisory Council of State Society Presidents: Correspondence Between John L. Cary, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, and Parry Barnes, President, Missouri Society of Certified Public Accounts, Re: Barnes' Letter to Society Members.

  John L. Carey

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  Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Council of the AIA, Re: Admission to the Institute of George D. Bailey and Arnold L. Barrett, Partners of Ernst & Ernst, Detroit.

  John L. Carey and American Institute of Accountants. Board of Examiners

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  Letter from T. J. Coolidge, Acting Secretary of the U. S. Treasury, to John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, Re: Extensive Examination Requirement for CPAs Who Have Acquired Their Certificate By Waiver, in Order to Practice Before the Treasury Department. February 13, 1936

  T. J. Coolidge

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  Letter from Spencer Gordon, of Covington, Burling, Rublee, Acheson & Shorb, Washington, DC, to John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, Re: Answering a Communication from Charles H. Towns in Reference to a Certain Form 40 Presented to His Firm by Representatives of the Bureau of the Census. February 21, 1936

  Spencer Gordon

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  Letter from Henry H. Heimann, Executive Manager, National Association of Credit Men, to John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, Re: Standard of Requirements for the Accountant's Certificate. February 6, 1936

  Hebry H. Heimann and National Association of Credit Men

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  Letter from J. M. B. Hoxsey, Executive Assistant, Committee on Stock List, New York Stock Exchange, to F. H. Hurdman, Chairman, Special Committee on Co-operation with Stock Exchanges, American Institute of Accountants, Re: Legislation Permitting Issuance of CPA Certificates Without Written Examination. February 13, 1936

  J. M. B. Hoxsey

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  Letter from James F. Hughes, President, New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants, to Col. Robert H. Montgomery, CPA, President, AIA, Re: Copy of Resolution Adopted Today by the Board of Directors of the NYSSCPA, Proposing the Merger of the American Institute of Accountants and the American Society of CPAs.

  James F. Hughes and New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants

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  Letter from John M. Landis, Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission, to John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA, Re: Need for Accountants to Be Highly-Qualified in Order to Support the Objectives of the Securities and Exchange Commission. February 13, 1936

  James M. Landis

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  Letter from Special Committee on Co-operation With Bar Association, American Institute of Accountants, to the Advisory Council of State Society Presidents, Re: Issue of Developing Co-operation, at the State Level, Between State Societies and Local Bar Associations and Individual Attorneys in Relation to Accountants' Offering Tax Law Advice. July 7, 1936

  John T. Madden and American Institute of Accountants. Special Committee on Co-operation with Bar Association

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  Letter from Robert H. Montgomery, President, American Institute of Accountants, to All Certified Public Accountants, Re: Full Statement on the History of the Institute's Actions to Bring About One National Organization. February 10, 1936

  Robert H. Montgomery

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  Letter from Robert H. Montgomery, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Certified Public Accountants of the United States, Re: Negotiations Between the Institute and the American Society of CPAs and Reminder to Prospective Members That Entrance Fee Prior to September 1, 1936, Will Be Waived. July 10, 1936

  Robert H. Montgomery

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  Letter From Robert H. Montgomery, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Certified Public Accountants of the United States, Re: Temporary Waiver of Entrance Fee Up to January 1, 1937, Due to Merger of AIA With American Society of CPAs. October 14, 1936

  Robert H. Montgomery

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  Letter from Robert H. Montgomery, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of Council of the AIA, Re: Provision of Copy of Executive Committee Meeting Minutes and Solicitation of Suggestions as to Where the April 3, 1936 Committee Meeting Should Be Held. February 11, 1936

  Robert H. Montgomery

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  Letter from Robert H. Montgomery, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA, Re: Suggested Location (New York) and Plans for the Institute's Fiftieth Anniversary in 1937.

  Robert H. Montgomery

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  Letters From Robert H. Montgomery, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Council of AIA, Re: Board of Examiners' List of Applicants Recommended for Admission to the Institute for October, November and December, 1936, and January-February, 1937.

  Robert H. Montgomery and American Institute of Accountants. Board of Examiners

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  Letter from E. M. Tourtelot, President, Robert Morris Associates, to John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA, Re: Importance of CPA Credential Being Given Only After Proper Written Examinations Are Passed. February 24, 1936

  E. M. Tourtelot

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  Accountant's Report, 1935

  American Institute of Accountants

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  Annual meeting, October 14th to 17th, 1935, business and entertainment programs.

  American Institute of Accountants

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  Annual meeting, October 15 and 17, 1935. (Notice of meeting and nominations)

  American Institute of Accountants

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  Annual meeting of the American Institute of Accountants, Boston, October 15-17, 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants

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  Letter to the members of Council of the American Institute of Accountants, March 4, 1935. (Meeting of the Council, April 8, 1935)

  American Institute of Accountants

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  Meeting of the Lecture and Study Group of the American Institute of Accountants, New York, December 6, 1935. Accountant's Report

  American Institute of Accountants

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  Reports of committees, Sept.-Oct. 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants

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  Fall meeting of the Benevolent Fund of the American Institute of Accountants, Boston, October 17, 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants. Benevolent Fund

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  Fall meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Benevolent Fund of the American Institute of Accountants, Boston, October 17, 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants. Benevolent Fund. Board of Trustees

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  Cooperative Activities of State Boards of Certified Public Accountant Examiners, 1908-1935.

  American Institute of Accountants. Board of Examiners

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  Annual meeting, October 14-17, 1935, Boston, Mass. (Letter to members and associates of the American Institute of Accountants, Aug. 15, 1935. Postcard attached.)

  American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings and Homer N. Sweet

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  Fall meeting of Council of the American Institute of Accountants, Boston, October 14 and 17, 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants. Council

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  Spring meeting of Council of the American Institute of Accountants, New York, April 8, 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants. Council

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  Fall meeting of the Foundation of the American Institute of Accountants, Boston, October 17, 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants. Foundation

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  Fall meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Foundation of the American Institute of Accountants, Boston, October 14, 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants. Foundation. Board of Trustees

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  Spring meeting of the Trial Board of the American Institute of Accountants, New York, April 8, 1935.

  American Institute of Accountants. Trial board

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  Present-day problems affecting the presentation and interpretation of financial statements.

  Arhur Andersen