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FEDERAL REGISTER V O L U M E 2 »934 N U M B E R 121 W a sh in gton , Thursday, Ju n e 24, 1937 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. 2. The definition of “operator” is amended to read as follow s: E xecutive O rder O p e ra to r means a person who as owner or share-tenant Is oper­ TRANSFERRING TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY THE FUNC­ ating a farm and is entitled to receive all or a portion of the TIONS DELEGATED TO THE SECRETARY OF LABOR BY EXECUTIVE crops produced thereon, or the proceeds thereof. ORDER NO. 2889 OF JUNE 18, 1918 3. The definition of a “diversion farm” is amended to read By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me by as follows: the act entitled “An Act To authorize the President to pro­ Diversion farm means (1) any farm in a county operated By vide housing for war needs”, approved May 16, 1918 (40 Start. a person who operates a farm or farms in such county with 650), as amended and supplemented, it is ordered that all respect to which farm or farms the stun of the general soil- powers, rights, privileges, and duties (including the power to depleting bases estaBlished therefor is 20 acres or more, and (2) any farm in a county owned and operated By a person execute deeds, contracts, or other instruments of conveyance) and any contiguous farm or farms owned By such person in delegated to the Secretary of Labor by Executive Order No. such county which are field rented By such person to any other 2889 of June 18,1918, be, and they are hereby, transferred to persons if the sum of the general soil-depleting bases estaBlished for all such farms is 20 acres or more, and (3) any farm for the Secretary of the Treasury to be exercised and performed which a cotton or final toBacco soil-depleting base is estaBlished. by the said Secretary through the Director of Procurement; and the Secretary of Labor shall take such action as may be 4. The definition of “New Conserving Acreage” is amended necessary to carry out the purposes of this order, including to read as follows: the transfer of all the stock of the United States Housing New conserving acreage means the acreage of cropland in the Corporation, now held by the Secretary of Labor as trustee, farm upon which there is, on the date as of which final inspection to the Secretary of the Treasury as trustee for the United of the farm is made for the purpose of determining performance, a States. good stand of a crop listed in Section 2 (a) of Part m which was seeded in accordance with good farming practices Between Novem­ This order shall supersede the said Executive Order No. Ber 1, 1936, and OctoBer 31, 1937, inclusive, and which acreage is 2889 of June 18, 1918, and shall become effective July 1, 1937. classified as soil-conserving in 1937. New conserving acreage also means the acreage of cropland used in accordance with suBsection F r a n k l in D R oosevelt (B) of Section 2 of Part III. No acreage can Be classified as new T he W h it e H ouse, conserving if any of the crops listed in Section 1 of Part i n are June 22, 1937. harvested as grain or hay from such acreage in 1937. [N o . 7641] 5. The definition of “Old Conserving Acreage” is amended to read as follows: [F. R. Doc. 37-1885; Filed, June 23,1937; 11:57 a. m.] Old conserving acreage means the acreage of cropland in the farm which was seeded prior to NovemBer 1, 1936, and upon which acreage there was a good stand of a crop listed in Section 2 (a) of Part in on or after July 1, 1937, and which acreage is classified as DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. soil-conserving in 1937. Old conserving acreage also means any acreage of cropland on the farm upon which there was a good Agricultural Adjustment Administration. stand of a crop listed in Section 2 (a) of Part m on or after July 1, 1937, which was self-seeded in the fall of 1936 and which acreage NCR—B-101, as Amended, Supplement No. 2 is classified as soil-conserving in 1937. Old conserving acreage also means the acreage of cropland used in accordance with Section 2 (c) 1937 A gricultural C onservation P rogram—N o rth C entral of Part m . No acreage can Be classified as old conserving if on R egion such acreage any crop listed in Item 1 of Section 1 (B) of Part m : (1) Is seeded for harvest in 1937 at a rate in excess of one-half the BULLETIN NO. 101, AS AMENDED, SUPPLEMENT NO. 2 normal rate of seeding alone for grain; (2) is seeded in 1937 at a Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of rate not in excess of one-half the normal rate of seeding alone for grain and is cut for grain or hay; (3) is a volunteer stand, which Agriculture under Section 8 of the Soil Conservation and volunteer stand it would Be practical to cut for grain or hay if such Domestic Allotment Act, North Central Region Bulletin crop were growing alone; (4) is seeded in 1936 at a rate not in 101, as Amended,1 is further amended as follows: excess of one-half the normal rate of seeding alone for grain if it would Be practical to cut such crop for grain or hay if such crop Part I— Definitions were growing alone. 1. The definition of Area “A” is amended by deleting the 6. The definition of “Diversion Payment” is amended to following counties in Nebraska: Merrick, Nance, Polk, and read as follows: York. Diversion payment means a payment for the diversion of acre­ age from any soil-depleting base. A diversion payment is not 1 2 F. R. 541. !made with respect to a nondiversion farm. 1295 1296 FEDERAL REGISTER, June 24, 1937 9. Part I, Definition, is amended by the addition of the following new definitions: Combination farm means any farm, other than a cotton farm or sharecropper farm, rented partly on shares and on which farm FEDEBALÄREGISTER part or all of the new conserving acreage is rented for cash. County means the political or civil division of a State 1934 designated as a county, except for the purposes of the 1937 teo * Agricultural Conservation Program in the North Central PuBlished By the Division, of the Federal Register, The National Region the political or civil divisions of Polk, Ottertail, and Archives, pursuant to the authority contained in the Federal St. Louis in Minnesota, and Pottawattamie in Iowa shall not Register Act, approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. L. 500), under reg­ be deemed counties. For the purposes of the 1937 Agricul­ ulations prescribed By the Administrative Committee, with the approval of the President. tural Conservation Program in the North Central Region, the townships of Badger, Brandzvold, Chester, Columbia, The Administrative Committee consists of the Archivist or Act­ ing Archivist, an officer of the Department of Justice designated Eden, Garden, Garfield, Godfrey, Grove Park, Gully, Will By the Attorney General, and the PuBlic Printer or Acting PuBlic River, Johnson, King, Knute, Kessor, Queen, Rosebud, Slet- Printer. ten, Tilden, Winger, and Woodside in the political or civil The daily issue of the F ederal R egister will Be furnished By mail division in Minnesota known as Polk shall be a county to subscribers, free of postage, for $1 per month or $10 per year; known as East Polk County; the townships of Andover, An­ single copies 5 cents; payaBle in advance. Remit By money order payaBle to Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing gus, Belgium, Brandt, Brislet, Bygland, Crookston, Esther, Office, Washington, D. C. Euclid, Fairfax, Fanny, Farley, Fisher, Gentilly, Grand Correspondence concerning the puBlication of the F ederal Forks, Hammond, Helgeland,- Higdem, Hubbard, Huntsville, R egister should Be addressed to the Director, Division of the Kertsonville, Keystone, Liberty, Lowell, Nesbit, Northland, Federal Register, The National Archives, Washington, D. O. Onstad, Parnell, Reis, Rinehart, Roome, Russia, Sandsville, Scandia, Sullivan, Tabor, Tynsid, and Vineland In the politi­ cal or civil division in Minnesota known as Polk shall be a county known as West Polk County; the townships of Blowers, Bluffton, Butler, Candor, Compton, Corliss, Dead TABLE OF CONTENTS Lake, Deer Creek, Dora, Eastern, Edna, Folden, Elmo, Gir­ ard, Gorman, Henning, Hobert, Homestead, Inman, Leaf Department of Agriculture: Lake, Newton, Oak Valley, Ottertail, Otto, Paddoek, Parkers Agricultural ■ Adjustment Administration: Prairie, Perham, Pine Lake, Rush Lake, Star Lake, and Agricultural conservation program, 1937: Page Woodside in the political or civil division in Minnesota North central region, Bulletin No. 101, as amended, Supplement No. 2__________________ 1295 known as Ottertail shall be a county known as East Ottertail Western region. Bulletin No. 101, WeBer and County: the townships of Aastad, Amor, Aurdal, Ruse, Car­ Davis Counties, Utah, Supplement 1______ ___ 1302 lisle, Clitherell, Dane Prairie, Dunn, Eagle Lake, Effington, President of the United States: Elizabeth, Erhards Grove, Everts, Fergus Falls, Friberg, Leaf Executive Order: Mountain, Lida, Maine, Maplewood, Nidaros, Norwegian Transferring to the Secretary of the Treasury the Grove, Orwell, Oscar, Pelican, St. Olaf, Scambler, Sverdrup, functions delegated to the Secretary of LaBor By Tordenskjold, Trondhjem, Tumuli, and Western in the Executive Order No. 2889 of June 18, 1918________ 1295 political or civil division in Minnesota known as Ottertail Securities and Exchange Commission: shall be a county known as West Ottertail County; the Orders consenting to withdrawal of offering sheets, etc., By: townships of Albom, Alden, Arrowhead, Brevator, Canosia, Morris, J.
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