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1930s: Wall Street Traders

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
July 1930: Bank Panic at Millbury, Massachusetts

(With permission of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Museum )
1932: Richard Whitney

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
1932: Senator Clarence Dill with one of the wooden dollars used in Tenino, Washington

(Courtesy of Library of Congress )
1933: Investment Bankers Code Committee, 1933-1934

(standing) Joseph R. Swan, Guaranty Company of New York; Daniel W. Myers, Hayden, Miller & Co., Cleveland; George Whitney, J.P. Morgan & Co., New York; Henry B. Tompkins, Robinson-Humphrey Co., Atlanta; Frank Weeden, Weeden & Co., San Francisco; Frank McNair, The N.W. Harris Company, Chicago; Lamartine V. Lamar, Lamar, Kingston & Labouisse, New Orleans; Edward H. Hilliard, J.J.B. Hilliard & Son, Louisville; Sidney J. Weinberg, Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York; George W. Bovenizer, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York; Arthur H. Bosworth, Bosworth, Chanute, Loughridge & Company, Denver; W. Hubert Kennedy, Wells-Dickey Co., Minneapolis; Charles A. Mead (Secretary); Harry S. Grande, Grande, Stolle & Co., Seattle; Lawrence Marks, Lawrence H. Marks, New York; and Orrin G. Wood, Estabrook & Co., Boston; (seated) Frank L. Scheffey (Deputy Managing Director); Rollin A. Wilbur (Managing Director); Paul V. Keyser (Counsel); Francis A. Bonner, Bonner, Troxell & Co., Chicago (Vice Chairman); B. Howell Griswold, Jr., Alex. Brown & Sons, Baltimore (Chairman); Corcoran Thom, American Security & Trust Co., Washington (non-voting committee member); Myron T. Ratcliffe, Assistant Deputy Administrator for Financial Codes, N.R.A., Washington; Karl J. Ammerman, Deputy Administrator for Financial Codes, N.R.A., Washington; and Sydney P. Clark, E.W. Clark & Co., Philadelphia (Treasurer). Code Committee members not in picture: Edward J. Costigan, Whitaker & Co., St. Louis; Ralph T. Crane, Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York; and Robert H. Moulton, R.H. Moulton & Co., Los Angeles.

(Courtesy of Joseph Hardiman )
March 4, 1933: Postcard from Inauguration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt

(With permission of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Museum )
December 9, 1933: "Tell me confidentially, Uncle, how do you do it?"

Clifford Berryman cartoon, probably published in the Washington Star

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
1934: James Landis and Felix Frankfurter

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
1934: Kennedy Family

(Courtesy of the Washington Evening Star Collection, Washingtoniana Division, D.C. Public Library )
1934: Robert E. Healy

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
1934: SEC Commission

Ferdinand Pecora, Geoge C. Mathews, Joseph P. Kennedy, Robert E. Healy and James M. Landis
January 11, 1934: Hearing before Senate Committee on Banking and Currency

Senator James Couzens, Senate Duncan Fletcher and Ferdinand Pecora

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
May 20, 1934: President Franklin D. Roosevelt Speech to U.S. Congress

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
July 1934: Joseph P. Kennedy

(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation )
July 1934: Joseph P. Kennedy

(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation )
July 2, 1934: Joseph P. Kennedy with the press

(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation )
July 1934: SEC Commissioners

George C. Mathews, James M. Landis and Joseph P. Kennedy

(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation )
July 1934: SEC Commissioners

George C. Mathews, James M. Landis and Joseph P. Kennedy

(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation )
July 2, 1934: SEC Commission

(standing) George C. Mathews and Robert E. Healy; (seated) Ferdinand Pecora, Joseph P. Kennedy and James M. Landis

(Courtesy of the Washington Evening Star Collection, Washingtoniana Division, D.C. Public Library )
1935: Charles Gay

(Courtesy of New York Stock Exchange )
January 1935: Meeting of National Code Committee Officers and Local Code Committee Chairmen

(Courtesy FINRA )
1935: Samuel Insull

(With permission of Corbis )
February 8, 1935: "What are the findings?"

Joseph Parrish cartoon, published in The Nashville Tennessean

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
April 28, 1935: President Franklin D. Roosevelt Fireside Chat

(With permission of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Museum )
July 1935: William E. Green

SEC Atlanta Regional Office, 415 Palmer Building, corner of Marietta and Forsyth Streets

(Photo and identification courtesy of Frances Green Oliver )
September 23, 1935: SEC Commission with Senior Staff

Paul Gourrich (front row, second from left); Robert E. Healy (front row, fourth from right); Joseph P. Kennedy (front row, third from right); James M. Landis (front row, far right); George C. Mathews (front row, second from right); Kemper Simpson (back row, fourth from right)
November 27, 1935: SEC Special Counsel Robert H. Jackson, SEC General Counsel John J. Burns, and SEC Chairman James M. Landis

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
December 8, 1935: "Yes, business is much greater than before March 1933!"

Clifford Berryman cartoon, probably published in the Washington Star

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
1936: James M. Landis

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
1936: Occupations Related to Mathematics

(Courtesy of Works Project Administration Poster Collection, Library of Congress )
1936-37: SEC Commission

George C. Mathews, William O. Douglas, James M. Landis, J.D. Ross and Robert E. Healy
1937: Joseph P. Kennedy

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
1937: Occupations Related to Mathematics

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
March 3, 1937: J.P. Morgan Partners Testify at U.S. Senate Inquiry

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
April 13, 1937: SEC Commissioners J.D. Ross and Robert Healy

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
May 13, 1937: President Franklin D. Roosevelt with Texas Governor James Allred and U.S. Representative Lyndon B. Johnson in Galveston

(Copyright Bettman/CORBIS; rights reserved to virtual museum and archive at www.sechistorical.org )
June 1, 1937: Associate Justice Willis Van Devanter's last day on the U.S. Supreme Court

Justice Van Devanter (left) and Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
August 5, 1937: Stanley F. Reed, U.S. Solicitor General

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
September 22, 1937: SEC Chairman William O. Douglas holds first press conference

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
October 30, 1937: Ganson Purcell appointed Director, SEC Division of Trading and Exchange

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
1938: George C. Mathews

(Courtesy of the Washington Evening Star Collection, Washingtoniana Division, D.C. Public Library )
1938: James M. Landis

(Courtesy of the Library of Congress )
1938: Kennedy Family

(Courtesy of the Washington Evening Star Collection, Washingtoniana Division, D.C. Public Library )
1938: SEC Commission

Jerome Frank, Robert Healy, William O. Douglas, George Mathews and John Hanes

(Courtesy of David Ginsburg )
1938: SEC Commission

Jerome Frank, Robert Healy, William O. Douglas, George Mathews and John Hanes
1938: Thomas E. Dewey

(Courtesy of the Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress )
1938: Walter Freedman, SEC Public Utility Division

(Courtesy of Jay W. Freedman and Sandra Sabel )
1938: William McChesney Martin

(Courtesy of New York Stock Exchange )
January 18, 1938: Stanley Reed with the press after his nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Roosevelt was announced

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
January 25, 1938: SEC Commissioner John W. Hanes, SEC Chairman William O. Douglas and SEC Commissioner Jerome Frank after meeting with President Roosevelt

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
June 21, 1938: Governing Committee, Investment Bankers Conference, Inc.

Hotel Carlton, Washington, D.C.

(Courtesy FINRA )
June 24, 1938: SEC Chairman William O. Douglas and Solicitor General Robert Jackson after meeting with President Roosevelt

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
October 3, 1938: Crowds seek admittance to opening of U.S. Supreme Court

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
1938-39: SEC Commission

(standing) Robert Healy and Edward Eicher; (seated) George Mathews, William O. Douglas and Jerome Frank
1939: Felix Frankfurter

(Courtesy of the New York World-Telegram and Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection, Library of Congress )
1939: SEC Women's Bowling League

Alice Ketsch, Public Utility Division - Arkansas (bottom row - far right); Mrs. Roy Long, Public Utility Division (bottom row - middle) - her twin sister (name unknown) is to her left; Martha Stuckel, Public Utility Division (second row - far right). Unidentified woman from Personnel (second row - second from right) - "one reported to her when arriving at the SEC for the day. I can recall her hospitality and her making one feel at ease."

(Photo and identification courtesy of Francis J. Trainor )
1939: U.S. Supreme Court

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
January 12, 1939: Felix Frankfurter at hearing of Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on nomination to U.S. Supreme Court

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
January 12, 1939: Frankfurter Hearing

(left to right) Senator William King (Utah), Senator M.M. Neely (West Virginia) and Senator George Norris (Nebraska); Felix Frankfurter back to camera

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
March 20, 1939: SEC Commission Congratulates Douglas on nomination to U.S. Supreme Court

(standing, left to right) Robert E. Healy, Jerome Frank, Edward C. Eicher and George C. Mathews

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
March 20, 1939: SEC Staff Reception for William O. Douglas
March 27, 1939: Wiley Rutledge (left) and William O. Douglas during hearings at U.S. Senate on nominations to U.S. Supreme Court

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
Spring 1939: SEC Public Utility Division Staff

Emma Baake (woman wearing veiled hat in back row); Florence Gunston (back row - center); Lucile Hastings (on far left - wearing sunglasses); Hilda McBride (in center - wearing dark suit and no hat); Martha Stuckel (on far right - hat in hand).

(Photo and identification courtesy of Francis J. Trainor )
April 12, 1939: U.S. Supreme Court at Funeral Services for Senator J. Ham Lewis

(left to right) Chief Justice Harlan Stone, Associate Justice James Clark Reynolds, Associate Justice Hugo Black and Associate Justice Felix Frankfurter

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
April 17, 1939: Associate Justice William O. Douglas, after his swearing-in to the U.S. Supreme Court, with William O. Douglas, Jr.

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
May 18, 1939: SEC Commissioner Leon Henderson swearing-in ceremony

(left to right) SEC Commissioner Edward Eicher, SEC Commissioner Jerome Frank, Secretary of the Commission Francis Brassor, SEC Commissioner George Mathews, Leon Henderson and SEC Commissioner Robert Healy

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
May 20, 1939: SEC Assistant General Counsel John Rougge

On his appointment as Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice

(Courtesy Library of Congress )
June 1939: SEC Messenger Softball Team

(top row, left to right) Bill Kurtz, Mobile, Alabama; Roy Long, Oregon; Frank Kirkpatrick, Arkansas; and Benedict; (second row) Jack Elias, Brooklyn; Charley Adams, North Carolina; Orlando "Lanny" Sarsfield, Fairmount, West Virginia; and Pete Szwec, Rochester, New York; (bottom row) Harry Krueger, Indiana; Tony Antonelli, Connecticut, co-captain; Frank Trainor, New York City, co-captain; and Leon Rainwater, Sapulpa, Oklahoma

(Photo and identification courtesy of Francis J. Trainor )
September 7, 1939: Strictly Business

(Courtesy of Works Project Administration Poster Collection, Library of Congress )
1939-1940: SEC Commission

(standing) Robert E. Healy and George C. Mathews; (seated) (Edward C. Eicher, Jerome N. Frank and Leon Henderson

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