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Washington, Friday, January 17,1947

TITLE 14-CIVIL AVIATION

TITLE 7-AGRICULTURE

Chapter I Civil Aeronautics Board
Chapter VII Production and Market ing Administration Agricultural Adjustment
Civil Air Regs., Arndt. 61-3
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61S cheduled
A ir C arrier R ules
SCHEDULED AIR CARRIER APPROACH AND LANDIND LIMITATIONS

Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics Board at its office in Washington, D. C., on the 8th day of January 1947.
Recent airline accident experience in dicates that 61.752 is inadequate to prevent low approaches under marginal weather conditions because this section is effective only when the Weather Bureau reports a measured ceiling.
When weather conditions are critical, ceilings reported as measured are only a small percentage of the total. The problem of instrument approach proce dures and weather minimums as corre lated with existing air navigation facil ities is now being given joint study by the air carriers, the Administrator, and the Board; and it is anticipated that within the next few months such procedures and minimums may be modified to the extent that further change of 61.752
may be desirable. In the meantime, im mediate changes are required in order to provide for safer operations.
The Board finds that the public inter est requires a revision of 61.752 of the Civil Air Regulations, that such revision should be made effective immediately, and that compliance with paragraphs a and b of section 4 of .the Adminis trative Procedure Act is impracticable.
Now, therefore, effective January 8, 1947, 61.752 of the Civil Air Regulations is amended to read as follows:
61.752 Approach and landing limi tations. No instrument approach pro cedure shall be executed or landing made at an airport when the latest U. S.
Weather Bureau weather report for that airport indicates the ceiling or visibility to be less than that prescribed by the Administrator for landing at such air port. 52 Stat. 984,1007; 49 U. S. C. 425, 551
By the Civil Aeronautics Board.
seal M. C. M ulligan , Secretary.
IF. R. Doc. 47-455; Filed, Jan. 16, 1947;
8:52 a. m.

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701N ational servation
A gricultural C o n
P rogram
1947 ALLOCATION OF FUNDS

Pursuant to the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture under sections 7 to 17, inclusive, of the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act, as amended, the 1947 Agricultural Conservation Pro gram is amended to read as follows :
Section 701.801 is amended by adding at the end of paragraph a thereof the following:
Subject to action by the Congress as stated in 701.812 b, the allocation of funds among the States is as follows :
State and region 1947 allocation M a in e ___ _______
$998,000
418,000
New Hampshire______ _________
Vermont ____________________
867,000
748,000
M a ssach u setts________________ Rhode Island
86,000
486,000
Connecticut ___________________
New York_____________________ - 5,258,000
New Jersey___________________
973,000
Pennsylvania _________________- 4,773,000
Northeast region______________ 14, 607, C00
I llin o is
9,249,000
Indiana _______________________ 6, 044,000
Iowa _____________
9,628,000
Michigan ----------- --------------------- 6,044,000
Minnesota ____ - _____________ - 7,656,000
Missouri ----------- ------------------ 9,339,000
N ebrask a_______ ____________ 7,845,000
O h i o _____________________- ___- 7,399,000
South Dakota . . . . __ ________ 6,351,000
W isc o n sin ___ ___________ _ 6,857,000
North Central region_________ 76,412,000
Delaware _____________ ________
447,000
M aryland_- __ - ______________- 1,746,000
Virginia - ___ - __n---- ------------4,476,000
West Virginia____ _______________ 2,240,000
North Carolina_______________ 6,416, 000
K en tu ck y _______________
7,451,000
Tennessee . . . . . . . . . ____________ _ 6,359,000
East Central region___________ 29,135,000
A labam a______________________
5,699,000
A r k a n sa s_____________________ 5,411,000
F lo r id a _________________
2,497,000
G eorgia______________________ - 6,158,000
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CONTENTS
Agriculture Department
Rules and regulations:
National agricultural conserva tion program; 1947 allocation of funds--------------------------Rice; set-aside requirements and restrictions or> distribu tion and milling WFO 10, Am. 21__________________

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Alien Property, Office of
Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
Brams, Hanna____________
369
370
Buda, Margaret----------------Central American Plantations Corp__________________
367
Costs and expenses incurred in certain court actions:
369
California--------------------Montana, Arizona, Colo rado and Wyoming-----368
New York 2 documents. 366,372
367
Gieseler, Carlos----------------Glaser, Flora, and Olga G laser_________________ 367
Guertler, Maria----------------369
Hanschild, Julius---------------- 371
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Kawata, T ________________
Kummich, Emil, and Albert Kimmich_______________
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Rules and regulations:
Scheduled air carrier approach and landing limitations--------

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Civilian Production Administra tion
Notices:
Consent orders; revocation___
Rules and regulations:
Fiber and cordage, Manila abaca and agave M-84

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Coast Guard
Notices:
Approval of equipment----------

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Commerce Department
Rules and regulations:
Training program of U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey; pay ments to participants Corr. .

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Defense Transportation, Office of
Notices:
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.; directing modification of rail facilities at Hyattsville, Md__________ ___________
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