World at a Glance: Miller Seen as Fed Chairman Hopeful
In New York and Washington circles, Adolph Caspar Miller, a long-time Federal Reserve board member, is viewed as a strong candidate to succeed Eugene Meyer as Fed chair. Miller, born 1866 in San Francisco, has taught at top universities and served since 1914, shaping Roosevelt era advisory expectations.
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