Yes, postal money orders do require bank endorsements!
The Hidell money order, supposedly used to pay for the Carcano rifle, which supposedly was used by Lee Harvey Oswald to shoot President Kennedy, has no bank endorsements or Federal Reserve Bank stamps.
This proves that the money order was never processed, and this is strong evidence that Oswald was being framed as JFK's killer.
Lone nutters claim or believe that no endorsements or FRB stamps are needed for postal money orders. They want to see the proof. Well...
Here's the proof:.
Proof that Postal Money Orders required Bank Stamps in 1963
First you need to understand that Federal Reserve Bank requirements are set forth in "circulars" that are issued to member banks. My source for this fact is the Federal Reserve Banks' commercial website, specifically this page: https://www.frbservices.org/regulations/operating_circulars.html . On that page it is stated:
"Federal Reserve Financial Services are governed by the terms and conditions that are set forth in the f