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Extensions of Time for Filing Tax Returns February 4, 1944

Harold N. Graves
Local Board Memorandum No. 115 and Local Board Memorandum No. 115B, Amended January 6, 1944, Effective February 1, 1944

United States. Selective Service System
Transmittal Memorandum No. 119 and Local Board Memorandum No. 115 (as amended May 12, 1944)

United States. Selective Service System
ACCOUNTING FOR "PLAYERS CONTRACTS" OF BASEBALL CLUB.

American Institute of Accountants
Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, 1943, Northwestern Electric Company and American Power & Light Company, Petitioners, v. Federal Power Commission, Respondent, Brief of the American Institute of Accountants as Amicus Curiae

American Institute of Accountants
Balance Sheet Classification of "V" Loans

American Institute of Accountants. Research Department
Proceedings, the Conference on federal government accounting, sponsored by the American institute of accountants, in cooperation with United States Treasury department, General accounting office, Bureau of the budget, New York, December 2 and 3, 1943

American Institute of Accountants, United States. Treasury Department, United States. General Accounting Office, and United States. Bureau of the Budget
Extensions of time for filing tax returns: Letter from Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Norman D. Cann and United States. Internal Revenue Service
Activity and occupation bulletin no. 55: Subject: Technical, scientific and management services

United States. Selective Service System
Joint statement by the War, Navy and Treasury Departments and the Maritime Commission : purposes, principles, policies and interpretations under section 403 of the Sixth supplemental national defense appropriation act, 1942 (Public,528, 77th Congress), approved April 28, 1942, as amended by section 801 of the Revenue act of 1942 (Public, 753, 77th Congress), approved October 21, 1942. March 31, 1943

United States. War Department, United States. Navy Department, United States. Department of the Treasury, and United States. Maritime Commission
Natural Business Year- Its advantages to business management

American Institute of Accountants
Accounting and Your Pocketbook

American Institute of Accountants
Auditing Standards.

American Institute of Accountants
How to Read Financial Statements.

American Institute of Accountants
Memorandum for American Institute of Accountants: Rule 2-02 of Regulation S-X.

American Institute of Accountants
Please Check Your Account...A Request for Your Cooperation from the Certified Public Accountant

American Institute of Accountants
Program Worksheet: Mountain States Accounting Conference (For Committee Use Only).

American Institute of Accountants
Regional Accounting Conferences: Notes on Possible Program Subjects for Conferences to be Held in 1942.

American Institute of Accountants
Regular Session: An Act Concerning Auditors of Savings Banks.

American Institute of Accountants
Minutes of Meeting, Committee on Auditing Procedure, January 8, 1941.

American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Auditing Procedure
Outline of Procedure Recommended by Committee on Technical Sessions for Development and Conduct of Round Table and Technical Sessions at the Annual Meeting of the AIA, September 15-18, 1941.

American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Technical Sessions for Development and Conduct of Round Table and Technical Sessions
Minutes of Meeting of the Special Committee on Cooperation With Securities and Exchange Commission, January 14, 1941.

American Institute of Accountants. Special Committee on Cooperation With Securities and Exchange Commission and Homer N . Sweet
Letter to the Department of Stock List, New York Stock Exchange, Regarding Ptrovisions for Federal Taxes Based on Income, Being Shown on Quarterly or Other Interim Financial Statements of Income or Profit and Loss, July 10, 1941

American Institute of Accountants. Special Committee on Cooperation with Stock Exchanges
Financial Statements and the Investor.

Amican Institute of Accountants
Advance News Abstract of Address to be Presented by John L. Carey, of New York, Secretary of the AIA, at Joint Dinner Meeting of Maine Accounting Groups at the Lafayette Hotel, in Portland, on Friday, March 28, 1941.

John L. Carey
Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA, to Editors, re: Reprint of Journal of Accountancy Article, September, 1941, issue by George O. May Entitled, "Losses As A Cause of Gain: With a Footnote on 'Value'".

John L. Carey
Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA, to Members of the Special Committee on Public Information, re: Proposed Radio Series on the Subject of Accounting and Its Value to Business and the Public.

John L. Carey
Letters from John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA, to The Honorable The Members of the Senate of the United States, to The Honorable The Members of the House of Representatives of the United States, and to Members of the Temporary National Economic Committee, re: Attached Journal of Accountancy Editorial Article, "The Social Audit," from the August, 1941, Issue, Relating to Monograph No. 7, Issued by the Temporary National Economic Committee.

John L. Carey
Letters Between Carl H. Chatters, Secretary, National Committee on Municipal Accounting; Thomas H. Sanders, Director and Coordinator of Research, AIA; John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA; G. C. Hurdman, of Hurdman and Cranstoun; and H. T. Winton, Assistant Secretary, AIA, re: Municipal Accounting Terminology and Accounting Research Bulletin No. 7.

Carl H. Chatters and Thomas H. Sanders
Letters from R. C. Clark, President, Tennessee State Board of Accountancy, to John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA; H. T. Winton, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Roscoe C. Clark, President, Tennessee State Board of Accountancy; and John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA, to State Society Presidents, re: "Outline of General Principles of Accountancy Legislation on Which the AIA, Through Its Council or Committees, Have Expressed an Opinion," and House Bill No. 227 (Tennessee Legislature).

R. C. Clark and John L. Carey
AIA Press Release Note to Editor, Re: Walter A. M. Cooper's Statement Before Senate Finance Committee Recommending Elimination of Exemptions for All Taxpayers.

Walter A. M. Cooper
Letter from Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Chairman and Members of the Committee on Cooperation With Bankers, re: Summary of Proceedings at a Meeting of Sioux City Bankers and Members of the Sioux City Chapter of the Iowa Society of Certified Public Accountants Held on December 11th, 1940.

Frank A. Gale
Letter from Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Editors of State Society Publications, re: Passing Away of Mr. John K. Mathieson, Immediate Past President of the AIA.

Frank A. Gale
Letter from Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Members of the Special Committee on Governmental Accounting and to State Society Presidents, re: Publication Relating to Engagement of Auditors for Governmental Bodies.

Frank A. Gale
Letter from Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Presidents and Public Relations Chairmen of State Societies, re: Correspondence Referring to the Development of Opportunities for Members and Officers of Their State Society to Address Meetings of Prominent State and Local Organizations.

Frank A. Gale
Letter from Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Presidents of State Societies and Their Chapters, re: Use of Scripts For Recently Completed Texas Society Broadcasts in Radio Presentations by Other State Societies.

Frank A. Gale
Letter from Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to V. H. Stempf, J. B. Inglis, R. F. Starkey, W. A. Staub, W. W. Nissley, C. B. Couchman and G. D. Bailey, re: First Order for Copies of "Financial Statements--What They Mean".

Frank A. Gale
Letters from Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Chairman and Members, Ways and Means Committee, House of Representatives, and Finance Committee, United States Senate, re: Printed Text of an Address, "Enterprise and Cooperation," Presented in Early December At a Series of Dinners Honoring C. Oliver Wellington of New York, President, AIA.

Frank A. Gale
Note From Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to State Society Presidents and Conference Committee Members, re: Tentative Program Outline for Mountain States Accounting Conference, May 22-23, 1941, at Cosmopolitan Hotel, Denver.

Frank A. Gale
Letter from Frank A. Gale, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Members of Committee for Central States Accounting Conference, re: Revised Program Worksheet for the Conference.

Frank A. Gale and American Institute of Accountants. Committee for Central States Accounting Conference
Letter from G. C. Hurdman, of Hurdman and Cranstoun, New York City, to H. T. Winton, Assistant Secretary, AIA, re: Accountancy Law Proposed by Ohio Society of CPAs.

G. C. Hurdman
Letter from T. H. Sanders, Director and Coordinator of Research, AIA, to Members of the Committee on Accounting Procedure, re: Questionnaire on Inventories.

T. H. Sanders
Memorandum on Proposed Ohio Certified Public Accountancy Bill.

Wm. Du Bose Sheldon
Letters from C. Oliver Wellington, President, AIA, to Members and Associates of the AIA, and John L. Carey, Secretary, AIA, to State Society Presidents, re: Institute's Second Public Information Pamphlet, "Financial Statements--What They Mean".

C. Oliver Wellington and John L. Carey
Letter from H. T. Winton, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Harry M. Jay, President, Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants, and James W. Allen, Secretary, Tennessee State Board of Accountancy, re: Tennessee Legislature Bill S. 68 Relating to Accountancy Examinations.

H. T. Winton
Letter from H. T. Winton, Assistant Secretary, AIA, to Paul G. Rohlfing, Dayton, Ohio, re: G. Charles Hurdman's Writings on Proposed Ohio Bill.

H. T. Winton
Accountancy Law Restriction of Practice to C.P.A.'s [bibliography]

American Institute of Accountants
Before the Administrator, Wage and Hour Division, United States Department of Labor: Petition by the American Institute of Accountants for Amendment of the Definition of the Term "Employee Employed in a Bona Fide...Professional...Capacity"

American Institute of Accountants