Federal Register - January 27, 1939

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FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, January 27, 1939
Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Public Health Service, approved June 10, 1922 42
Stat. 632, it is hereby ordered th at en listed men of the Navy who have estab lished their special qualifications in the use of the arm or arms which they may be required to use, according to stand ards of efficiency that may be prescribed from time to time by the Secretary of the Navy, and who are so stationed by their commanding officers that they may be required to use such arm or arms, in cluding periods while transferred for temporary duty away from the ship to which permanently attached provided the commanding officer of the ship to which they are permanently attached has retained them in the battle stations where they normally use such arm or arms, shall receive additional compen sation, for such periods of time as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Navy, as follows:

Arizona A p a ch e _________________________
Cochise ___________________
C o c o n in e _____________
G raham ___________________
Greenlee _______________________
M aricop a______________ _________
Mohave ____________________ ;____
N a v a jo _______________________
P im a ___________________________
P in a l___________________________
Y a v a p a i________________________
Yuma____________________________

Arkansas Arkansas________________________
Baxter____________________ ______
B e n to n _________________________
B o o n e ___________________________
Carroll___________________________
Clay ___________________________
Cleburne_________________________
d a r k _________
Craighead ______________________
C raw ford ____________________ I__
C ritten d en __________
G ross___________
Franklin______________________
F ulton_____________ _____________
G arland________________________
G reen e____________________
First Class__________________ $5.00 per m onth Hot Spring____________
Second Class______________ 4.00 per m onth In depend en ce___________________
Iz a r d _______________ ___________ _
Third Class,_____ ________
3.00 per m onth Jackson_________________________
Fourth Class________________ 2.00
per m onth J o per h n so ________________________
Fifth Class_____________
1.00
mnonth Lawrence___ _______________
Logan _______________________
Executive Order No. 3696 of June 22, onok e_____________________
1922, prescribing regulations governing L
Madison _________________________
the payment of additional compensation M arion________________
to enlisted men of the Navy specially M ississippi______________________
qualified in the use of arms, is hereby M ontgom ery___________ _________
New ton__________________ _______
superseded.
P h i ll i p s __ ___________ ________
F ranklin D R oosevelt P o in s e tt________________
P o l k ____________
T he W h ite H o u se , P o p e ____________________________
January 25, 1939.
P r a ir ie __________________________
Pulaski _________________________
No. 80401
Randolph ______________________
F. R. Doc. 39-285; Filed, January 26, 1939; Saint Francis_______________
S a lin e _____________________ 4_ i 12:25 p. m.
Searcy _________________________
S e b a s tia n _______________________
Scott ___________________________
S h a r p ___________________________
Stone _____ ;_____ ______________
Van Buren______________________
W ashington ____________________
W h ite ___________________________
TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
Yell ______________
C alifornia AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT
Alameda _______________________
ADMINISTRATION
A m a d o r ________________________
P art 728 P roclamations and D eterm i B u t t e ___________ _______________
Calaveras ______________________
nations R elating to W heat A llot C o lu s a _________________________
ments Contra Costa____________________
Fresno ___
1939 COUNTY WHEAT ACREAGE ALLOTMENTS G lenn _________________________
H u m b o ld t______________________
S ec. 728.3 County Wheat Acreage Imperial _______________________
Allotments for 1939. Pursuant to the I n y o ------------- T--------------------------Kern ___ ________ __________ ____
authority vested in the Secretary of Ag K
i n g s ----------------------- ----------------riculture under Section 334, paragraph L a k e -----------------------------------------b, Part III, Subtitle B, of Title HI, of Lassen _________________________
Los Angeles--------------------------------the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, M
as amended, the State acreage allot M adera_______
a r in ___________________________
ments of wheat for 1939, as established M endocino _____________________
M er ce d _________________________
by the proclamation dated July 20, 1938,1
od oc----------------------------------------are hereby apportioned among the coun M
M o n terey ___,___ ____
ties in such States as follows:
Napa -----------------------------------------O r a n g e ----------------------------------------C ounty and W heat Acreage A llo tm e n t P la c e r ---------------------------------------- Alabama Acres P lu m a s_________________________
L au d erd ale________________
gg2 Riverside -----------------------------------L im eston e______ _______________________ 274 S acram en to__________ :___________
San B enito______________________
San Bernardino______________v__
13 F. R. 1807 DI.
San Diego__________ _____________

Rules, Regulations, Orders
Acres 577
407
935
1, 321
183
20,980
4 205
492
3,473
170
1,807
423
1,106
9,250
4,382
4,772
5, 693
94
16
1, 970
45
181
27
400
1,302
219
1, 759
146
8,074
616
1, 640
11
221
969
56
2,786
1, 799
30
753
1,089
34
371
424
49
59
238
1,153
238
83
2,545
76
3 251
980
62
11,746
11
210
2,415
492
25,950
147
10,318
4, 990
32, 260
15,367
90
19, 543
185
26,939
38,147
1,428
5,955
13,938
27, 727
445
2,189
l i , 926
6, 689
20, 745
2, 731
632
11,344
618
15, 895
31,422
4,936
711
1,365

439

CaliforniaContinued Acres San Joaquin____________________
30,999
San Luis Obispo_________________
78, 219
4, 840
Santa Barbara___________________
604
Santa Clara_____________________
Shasta ________:__________________
5, 670
S ie r r a ___________________________
180
Siskiyou _______________________
13, 658
16,886
Solano _________________________
S o n o m a ______
1, 062
S ta n is la u s ______________________
15, 995
S u tte r __________________ ;________
37, 752
6, 734
T e h a m a ________________________
T r in ity __________________________
333
Tulare_L___________________ ____
52, 415
T u o lu m n e _______
319
V e n tu r a __ _____________________
1, 009
Yolo_____________________
14, 488
Yuba____________
7, 604
Colorado Adams________________________ __
78, 500
A lam osa__________________ ______
3,411
43, 755
Arapahoe ________________________
Archuleta_______________________
1, 834
Baca_____ _______1__ _____________
129,986
3, 534
B e n t ____ _________
Boulder______________________ ___
16,902
C haffee_________
915
9, 647
C h eyenn e.__ ________
Conejos__ ____ ___________
4, 468
______________ _______
3,192
Costilla C r o w ley ____ _________ ______:____
323
Custer___ ____ ________ _________
882
D elta_________________ __________
4,176
D olores________
3, 746
D o u g la s __________________
9, 581
Eagle-------------------- -----------------z__
1, 237
E lb ert______________________ i___
29, 791
5, 961
El Paso_________________________
Frem ont__ 7.______ ______________________645
G arfield___________
5, 306
G ilpin_____ _____________________
15
91
Grand __________________________
G unnison___________ ;____________
139
Huerfano ____________ - __________
1, 765
Jackson ________ ;_______________
4 12, 741
Jefferson_______________________
K io w a ___________
7, 638
K it C a r s o n _________________
64,066
10, 599
La P la t a ________
Larimer ___________._____________
25, 742
Las A n im a s___________ __________.
4, 073
L in c o ln __ __________
46,999
L o g a n ---- -----------------119,163
M e s a ___ __________________ _____
4,255
M o ffa t----------------------------------------7, 833
M ontezuma _____________________
9,182
M o n tr o se ______________ _______;_
9,167
M organ_________________________
36,908
O ter o -----------------------------------------l , 675
Ouray ------- ------------------------------1, 135
P a r k __ _________________________
22
P h illip s --------------------------------------i n , 300
P it k in ----------------------513
Prowers -------------------------------------31,083
Pueblo -----------l i , 489
Rio B la n c o _______________ ______
3,195
Rio G ra n d e ______________________
7 354
R o u t t __ _____________ __________
7 884
S a g u a c h e ------------- --------------------3! 139
1,096
San M ig u e l--------------------1 _______
Sedgwick -----------------------------------56,453
Sum m it _________________________
55
Teller __________________________
02
W ashington --------------------------101, 520
W e ld ------------150,809
Y u m a ----------------107,065
D elaware K e n t -------------3i, 277
New C a s t le _____________________
25, 883
Sussex __________________________
11, 245
G eorgia A p p lin g -------------------------------------Atkinson _____
B a c o n ___________________________
B a ld w in ________________
B a n k s ----------B a rro w ___ .____________;________
B a r to w __ ________________________
Ben H i l l _______________________
B errien __ ,___________
B i b b ------------------------------------------B le c k le y _______________

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Federal Register - January 27, 1939

TitleFederal Register

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Date27/01/1939

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