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American Institute of Accountants

1935 1935

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, Board of Examiners, American Institute of Accountants, to the Presidents of State Societies of Certified Public Accountants Re: Natural Business Year Council., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Special Committee on Development of the Institute Re: Statement Regarding the Appointment of Auditors in Probate Proceedings, Prepared in the Form of a Release to Newspapers., John L. Carey and American Institute of Accountants. Special Committee on the Development of the Institute

Letter from R. H. Montgomery, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA Re: Amendments to By-Laws Adopted by the Institute at the Annual Meeting in Boston, October 15, 1935., R. H. Montgomery

Letter from A. P. Richardson, Editor, American Institute Publishing Co., Inc., to Members of the American Institute of Accountants and Others Interested in Accountancy Re: Publication Announcement of The Nature of Dividends, by Gabriel Preinreich., A. P. Richardson

Letter from A. P. Richardson, Editor, American Institute Publishing Co., Inc., to Members of the American Institute of Accountants and Others Interested in Accountancy--Advance Publication Notice for The Nature of Dividends, by Gabriel A. D. Preinreich, CPA., A P. Richardson and American Institute Publishing Company

Letters From Ernest N. Wood, Esq. (Niles and Niles), and Prior Sinclair (Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery) Re: Proxies for the American Institute of Accountants Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, on October 15 and 17, 1935., Ernest N. Wood and Prior Sinclair

1934 1934

Letter from Trustees, American Institute Benevolent Fund, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Appeal for Subscriptions for Current Fiscal Year., American Institute Benevolent Fund. Trustees

Form Letter From American Institute of Accountants Acknowledging Receipt of Application for Employment With a Federal Agency., American Institute of Accountants

Opportunities for Employment Under the Civil Works Administration., American Institute of Accountants

American Institute Publishing Co., Inc., Form Letter Promoting the Bulletin of the American Institute of Accountants and Indicating Its Price., American Institute Publishing Company

Form Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants Re: Advantage of Principals Who are Now Associates But are Eligible for Membership to Apply for Advancement, John L. Carey

Letter From John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Co-Operating State Boards of Accountancy Re: Differences of Opinion Between Institute's Examiners and Examiners of Co-Operating State Boards in Grading the Examination Papers of Candidates., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Editor of Financial News Re: Advance Proof of the First Report of the Institute's Special Committee on Development of Accounting Principles., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Board of Examiners' Recommendations for Elections of Applicants., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of Council of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Notice of Regular Meeting of the Council to Be Held on April 9, 1934, at the Institute., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of Council Re: Request for Discussion Subject Suggestions for Annual Meetings of the Institute., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of Special Committee on Development of the Institute Re: Pamphlet, Audits of Governmental Bodies, John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA Re: Referendum Ballot for an Amendment to the By-laws Approved at the Annual Meeting of the Institute Held at Chicago, Illinois, on October 16, 1934, John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Special Committee on Development of the Institute Re: Assistance in Revision of a State Probate Code, John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Special Committee on Development of the Institute Re: Statement Relative to Just-Published Pamphlet by the Special Committee on Governmental Accounting., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Secretaries of State Societies of Certified Public Accountants Re: Request for Regular Reports of Meetings, Elections and Other Matters of General Interest., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to State Boards of Accountancy Re: Copies of Rules Applicable to Examinations of the AIA and Suggestions to Candidates., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to State Boards of Accountancy Re: Modification in the Plan of Co-operation with State Boards of Accountancy in Conduct of Examinations., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to State Boards of Accountancy Re: Rules Applicable to Examinations of the AIA and Certain Suggestions to Candidates., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to State Societies of Certified Public Accountants Re: Desirability of Establishing Local Employment Exchanges for Accountants., John L. Carey

Letter from Henry B. Fernald, Chairman, Committee on Publication, to Members of the American Institute of Accountants and Others Interested in Accountancy Re: Publication of Accountants' Index, Fourth Supplement., Henry B. Fernald

Accounts of an oil company, Hugh Godfrey Humphreys

Letter from Charles M. Smith, Assistant Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Special Committee on Development of the Institute Re: Statement Concerning the Institute's Rule Prohibiting Unprofessional Advertising Which You are Requested to Submit to the Editors of Your Local Newspaper, Charles M. Smith

Letter from Charles M. Smith, Director of Publicity, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the Special Committee on Development of the Institute Re: Proof Copy of Editorial to be Published in Forthcoming Issue of Journal of Accountancy and Brief Introductory Statement., Charles M. Smith

1933 1933

Special Report to the Membership of the American Institute of Accountants, April 20, 1933, American Institute of Accountants

Bulletin Supplement: Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: At the Meeting of Council of the American Institute of Accountants at New Orleans, Louisiana, October 16, 1933, Recommendations of the Board of Examiners for Election of Applicants Were Approved., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Applicability to Professional Accounting Firms of the President's Re-employment Agreement., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA Re: Referendum Ballot for By-law Amendments Approved at the Annual Meeting at New Orleans, October 18, 1933, John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Offer of the Executive Committee to Consult With Any Member Who Might Be the Object of a Suit, John L. Carey and American Institute of Accountants. Executive Committee

Letter from Charles B. Couchman, Chairman, Special Committee on Cooperation With Bankers, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Letter Addressed to Members of the Robert Morris Associates by Their Committee on Cooperation With Accountants, Indicating That the Accounting Profession Can Expect Support of the Bankers in Efforts to Make Their Examinations of More Utility for Credit Purposes., Charles B. Couchman, American Institute of Accountants. Special Committee on Cooperation with Bankers, P. F. Gray, and Robert Morris Associates. Committee on Co-operation with Public Accountants

Letter from John F. Forbes, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Urging that Every Desirable and Qualified Practising Public Accountant Apply for Membership, John F, Forbes

Letter from John F. Forbes, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Consolidation of American Institute of Accountants and American Society of Certified Public Accountants, John F. Forbes

Letter from John F. Forbes, President, Executive Committee, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Refunding of Initiation Fees., John F. Forbes

Accounting evolution to 1900, A. C. Littleton

Letter from A. P. Richardson, Editor, American Institute Publishing Co., Inc., to Members of the American Institute of Accountants and Others Interested in Accountancy--Advance Subscriptions Announcement for Accounting Evolution to 1900, by A. C. Littleton., A. P. Richardson and American Institute Publishing Company

Letter from J. E. Sterrett, American Institute of Accountants, to Messrs. Niles & Niles Re: Share-The-Work Movement., J. E. Sterrett

Letter from J. E. Sterrett, American Institute of Accountants, to Messrs. Niles & Niles Re: Share-The-Work Movement Discussions With Henry C. Schwable, Vice-Chairman of the Professional Group, Borough of Manhattan., J. E. Sterrett

1932 1932

Letter from Committee on Meetings, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Annual Meeting, October 17 to 20, 1932, Kansas City, Missouri., American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings

Letter from Special Committee on Co-operation With Bankers, American Institute of Accountants, to State Societies of Certified Public Accountants Re: Assistance to Local Committees., American Institute of Accountants. Special Committee on Co-operation with Bankers

Confidential Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Offer of the Executive Committee, If Requested, to Consider and Offer Advice on Any Legal Case in Which a Member or Associate is Involved, John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA Re: Referendum Ballot for Amendments to the By-laws Approved at the Annual Meeting of the Institute Held at Kansas City, Missouri, October 18, 1932., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to William R. Hassard, Esq., Re: Report of the Special Committee on Definition of Earned Surplus., John L. Carey

Law for laymen, Harold Dudley Greeley

Letter from N. L. McLaren, American Institute of Accountants, to Members Re: "Idle Time" Questionnaire., N. L. McLaren

Letter from Niles & Niles to American Institute Publishing Company, Inc., Re: Order of One Copy of Basic Standards Costs, by Eric A. Camman., Niles & Niles

Letter from Niles & Niles to American Institute Publishing Company, Inc., Re: Order of One Copy of Law for Laymen, by Harold Dudley Greeley., Niles & Niles

Letter from Niles & Niles to American Institute of Accountants Re: Subscription to Third Supplement of the Accountants' Index., Niles & Niles and Charles B. Couchman

1931 1931

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Niles & Niles, Esqs., Re: AIA Bureau of Placements., J L. Carey

Bulletin Supplement: Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants, Re: Board of Examiners' Considerations for Applications to Membership., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Refunding of Initiation Fees of Applicants to the Institute Who File Their Applications During the Current Fiscal Year, September 1, 1932, to August 31, 1933., John L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Niles & Niles, Esqs., Re: AIA Bureau of Placements., John L. Carey

Letter from Charles B. Couchman, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Proposed Classification of Accountancy Services., Charles B. Couchman

Letter (Copy) from Henry A. Niles (Niles & Niles) in Response to Request for Information for Directory of Members from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants., Henry A. Niles and John L. Carey

Letter from A. P. RIchardson, Editor, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Requesting Members to Report to the AIA Any Personal or Business Activities Which Might Be Considered as News, Either Locally or Elsewhere., A P. Richardson

Letter from George Wilkinson, CPA, Secretary of the Congress of Accountants at St. Louis in 1904, to Henry A. Niles, Esq., Re: Provision of a Special Table for Old Timers at the Annual Banquet to be Held at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, September 16, 1931., George Wilkinson

1930 1930

Memorandum on interstate replationships in accountancy, Amercian Institute of Accountants. Executive Committee

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members Re: Requesting Statistics Relative to Profits of Corporations Whose Accounts They Have Audited to Be Included in Study by Bureau of Economic Research., J L. Carey

Letter from John L. Carey, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members Re: Cooperation With Bureau of Economic Research Concerning Study of Corporate Profit., John L. Carey

Letter from Warren W. Nissley, Chairman, Committee, Bureau For Placements, American Institute of Accountants, to Firms Re: Openings for Permanent Assistants Who Have Been Approved by the Institute., Warren W. Nissley

1929 1929

Letter from Frederick H. Hurdman, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Encouragement of Reasonable Facilities for the Practice of the Profession by Accountants Passing From One State to Another for the Purpose of Completing Engagements Originating Beyond State Boundaries., Frederick H. Hurdman

Letter from Frederick H. Hurdman, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: The Century Company of New York's Proposal to Undertake a Systematic Scheme of Book Publication in the Field of Accountancy., Frederick H. Hurdman

Letter from Frederick H. Hurdman, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: The Century Company of New York [Publishing House] and Changes in Official Personnel of the Institute., Frederick H. Hurdman

Letter from H. M. Johnstone, Librarian, Bureau of Information, American Institute of Accountants, to Niles & Niles Re: Request for Answer to Inquiry on Mortgage Bond Premium Liability., H. M. Johnstone

Letter from H. M. Johnstone, Librarian, Bureau of Information, American Institute of Accountants, to Niles & Niles Re: Request for Answer to Inquiry on Mortgage Bond Premium Liability., H. M. Johnstone

Letter from the Committee on Meetings, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Encouragement to Attend the Annual Meeting at the Carlton Hotel, Washington, DC, September 16-19, 1929., Wayne Kendrick and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings

Letter from the Committee on Meetings, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Annual Meeting at Carlton Hotel, Washington, DC, September 16th to 19th, 1929., Wayne Kendrick and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings

Letter from the Committee on Meetings, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Reminder to Attend the Annual Meeting at Hotel Carlton, Washington, DC, September 16 to 18, 1929., Wayne Kendrick and American Institute pf Accountants. Committee on Meetings

Letter from Warren W. Nissley, Chairman, Committee, Bureau For Placement, American Institute of Accountants, to Attention of Henry A. Niles, Esq. Re: College Graduates Who Are Prospective Staff Assistants and Have Been Approved by the Committee for Placements., Warren W, Nissley

1928 1928

Letter from Warren W. Nissley, Chairman, Committee, Bureau For Placements, American Institute of Accountants, to Firms Re: Solicitation of Employment for Graduates Approved by the Institute., Warren W. Nissley

Bulletin Supplement: Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants, Re: Board of Examiners' Recommendation to Council for the Advancement of Three Associates to Membership and the Election, As Members, of One Applicant Who Passed the Oral Examination and Three Applicants Who Passed Satisfactory Examinations Other Than Those of the Institute., A. P. Richardson

Letter from Richard W. Spalding, American Institute of Accountants, to Niles & Niles Re: Questionnaire Regarding Definition of Earned Surplus., Richard W. Spaulding

1927 1927

Bulletin Supplement: Letter from F. H. Hurdman, Acting Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Board of Examiners' Findings on Evaluation of the Examination Papers of Eighteen Applicants., F. H. Hurdman

Letter from Warren W. Nissley, Chairman, Committee, Bureau for Placements, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Submission of Forms Indicating the Firm's Interest in Placing Junior Assistants., Warren W.N Nissley and American Institute of Accountants. Bureau for Placements

1926 1926

Letter/Report from Committee on Education to the Council of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Proposed Classification of Accountancy Service., American Insitute of Accountants. Committee on Education

Letter from Arthur H. Carter, Chairman, Committee on Financing the Bureau of Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Niles & Niles Re: Firm's Support of the Bureau of Public Affairs., Arthur H. Carter and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Financing the Bureau of Public Affairs

Letter from Warren W. Nissley, Chairman, Committee, Bureau for Placements, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Opinion of the Services of the Bureau for Placements and Need for Expansion of Activities., Warren W. Nissley and American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Placements

Letter from Warren W. Nissley, Chairman, Committee, Bureau for Placements, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Opinion of the Services of the Bureau for Placements and Need for Expansion of Activities., Warren W. Nissley and American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Placements

1925 1925

Letter from H. W. Dodds, Secretary, National Municipal League, to Members of the American Institute of Accountants Re: The National Municipal Review Magazine., H. W. Dodds and National Municipal League

Letter/Questionnaire from John B. Niven, President, Executive Committee, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: the Work of the Bureau of Public Affairs., John B. Niven

Letter from A. M. Pullen, Chairman, Committee on Meetings, to Members and Associates of the American Institute of Accountants Re: annual meeting of the AIA to be held at the Washington Hotel, Washington, D.C., September 14th-17th, 1925., A. M. Pullen and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings

1924 1924

Historical Review of the American Institute of Accountants, American Institute of Accountants

Form Letter from the Committee, Bureau of Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Member Re: Budget of the Bureau of Public Affairs and Asking for Contribution., American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Public Affairs

Letter from Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates Re: Committee Budget and Request for Contributions., American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Public Affairs

The Crime Tendency: The Relation of Accountancy to the Prevention of Commercial Fraud., American Institute of Accountants. Bureau of Public Affairs

Report of Committee on Public Affairs To the Council of the American Institute of Accountants, American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Public Affairs

Letter from The St. Louis Chapter, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Invitation to Attend the Annual Meeting to be Held in St. Louis, Missouri, September 15-18, 1924., American Institute of Accountants. St. Louis Chapter

Letter from Will-A. Clader, Chairman, Committee on Annual Meeting, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Annual Meeting to be Held September 20-22 in Washington, DC, at the New Willard Hotel., Will-A. Clader and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings

Letter from Edward E. Gore, President, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the AIA Re: Form of Consent Authorizing the Holding of Annual or Special Meetings at Any Place Selected by the Institute., Edward E. Gore and American Institute of Accountants

Letter from David L. Grey, Chairman, Committee on Meetings, American Institute of Accountants, to Members and Associates of the AIA Re: Annual Meeting of the AIA to be Held in St. Louis, Missouri, September 15-18 at the Hotel Chase., David L. Grey and American Institute of Accountants. Committee on Meetings

Letter from Robert H. Montgomery (Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery) to Members of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Re: Forming a Decision to Join Either the American Institute of Accountants or the American Society of Certified Public Accountants., Robert H. Montgomery

Form Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, Executive, American Institute of Accountants, to Members Re: Information for Membership List., A. P. Richardson

Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Members of the American Institute of Accountants Re: Letter Requiring Members' Consent to Hold Annual Meetings at Any Place Selected by the Institute., A. P. Richardson

Letter from A. P. Richardson, Secretary, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles, Esq., Re: Completion of Form of Consent to the Holding of Institute Meetings at Any Place in the United States., A. P. Richardson and Edward E. Gore

Letter from Arthur R. Tucker, Secretary, Committee on Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants, to Henry A. Niles Re: Letter-Bulleting Dealing With the Subject of Arbitration., Arthur R. Tucker and American Institute of Accjutants. Bureau of Public Affairs

Letter from Norman E. Webster, American Institute of Accountants, to Homer S. Pace, Chairman, Bureau of Public Affairs, American Institute of Accountants Re: Activities Conducted During 1922 and 1923., Norman E. Webster