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- 1930s
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - July 1930
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(With permission of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Museum ) - 1932
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - 1932
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(Courtesy of Library of Congress ) - 1933
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(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
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(With permission of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Museum ) - December 9, 1933
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Clifford Berryman cartoon, probably published in the Washington Star
(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - 1934
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - 1934
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(Courtesy of the Washington Evening Star Collection, Washingtoniana Division, D.C. Public Library ) - 1934
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - 1934
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Ferdinand Pecora, Geoge C. Mathews, Joseph P. Kennedy, Robert E. Healy and James M. Landis
- January 11, 1934
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Senator James Couzens, Senate Duncan Fletcher and Ferdinand Pecora
(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - May 20, 1934
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - July 1934
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(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation ) - July 1934
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(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation ) - July 2, 1934
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(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation ) - July 1934
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George C. Mathews, James M. Landis and Joseph P. Kennedy
(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation ) - July 1934
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George C. Mathews, James M. Landis and Joseph P. Kennedy
(With permission of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation ) - July 2, 1934
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(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
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(Courtesy of New York Stock Exchange ) - January 1935
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- 1935
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(With permission of Corbis ) - February 8, 1935
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Joseph Parrish cartoon, published in The Nashville Tennessean
(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - April 28, 1935
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(With permission of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Museum ) - July 1935
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SEC Atlanta Regional Office, 415 Palmer Building, corner of Marietta and Forsyth Streets
(Photo and identification courtesy of Frances Green Oliver ) - September 23, 1935
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(center to right) Robert E. Healy, George C. Mathews, Joseph P. Kennedy and James M. Landis
- December 8, 1935
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Clifford Berryman cartoon, probably published in the Washington Star
(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - 1936
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - 1936
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(Courtesy of Works Project Administration Poster Collection, Library of Congress ) - 1936-37
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George C. Mathews, William O. Douglas, James M. Landis, J.D. Ross and Robert E. Healy
- 1937
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - 1937
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(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - March 3, 1937
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - May 13, 1937
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(Copyright Bettman/CORBIS; rights reserved to virtual museum and archive at www.sechistorical.org ) - June 1, 1937
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Justice Van Devanter (left) and Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes
(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - August 5, 1937
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(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - 1938
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(Courtesy of the Washington Evening Star Collection, Washingtoniana Division, D.C. Public Library ) - 1938
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(Courtesy of the Library of Congress ) - 1938
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(Courtesy of the Washington Evening Star Collection, Washingtoniana Division, D.C. Public Library ) - 1938
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Jerome Frank, Robert Healy, William O. Douglas, George Mathews and John Hanes
(Courtesy of David Ginsburg ) - 1938
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Jerome Frank, Robert Healy, William O. Douglas, George Mathews and John Hanes
- 1938
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(Courtesy of the Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress ) - 1938
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(Courtesy of New York Stock Exchange ) - January 18, 1938
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(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - June 21, 1938
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Hotel Carlton, Washington, D.C.
(Courtesy FINRA ) - October 3, 1938
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(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - 1938-39
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(standing) Robert Healy and Edward Eicher; (seated) George Mathews, William O. Douglas and Jerome Frank
- 1939
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(Courtesy of the New York World-Telegram and Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection, Library of Congress ) - 1939
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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
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(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - January 12, 1939
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(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - January 12, 1939
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(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
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(standing, left to right) Robert E. Healy, Jerome Frank, Edward C. Eicher and George C. Mathews
(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - March 20, 1939
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- March 27, 1939
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(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - Spring 1939
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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
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(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
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(Courtesy Library of Congress ) - June 1939
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(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
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(Courtesy of Works Project Administration Poster Collection, Library of Congress ) - 1939-1940
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(standing) Robert E. Healy and George C. Mathews; (seated) (Edward C. Eicher, Jerome N. Frank and Leon Henderson
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