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Washington, Tuesday, January 8, 1957
proportionate shares for farms having sugar beet production records in the crop Chapter VIII Commodity Stabiliza period 1950-54 or for new producers as tion Service Sugar, Department of defined in paragraph j of this section in such States; if necessary, to provide Agriculture acreage for increases in proportionate Subchapter G Determination of Proportionate shares granted by the Director in ac Shares cordance with paragraph 1 of this sec tion; and to provide acreage to State Sugar Determination 850.53, Arndt. 2
Committees for establishing farm pro P art 850D omestic B eet S ugar portionate shares for producers whose P roducing Area sugar beet production in a local produc ing area in the period 195056 has been 1957 CROP
seriously and generally affected by Pursuant to the provisions of section drought, storm, flood, freeze, disease, in 302 of the Sugar Act of 1948, as amended, sects, or similar abnormal and uncon 850.53, Determination of Proportionate trollable conditions in one State and who SharesDomestic Beet Sugar Produc undertake in another State to continue ing Arear-rl957 Crqp, issued September sugar beet production and apply to the 25, 1956 21 F. R. 7426, as amended Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva December 7, 1956 21 P. R. 9936, is tion State Committee of such other State hereby amended by revising paragraph on or before February 15,1957, for a farm a 1 and 2 of 856.53 to read as proportionate share. With respect to follows:
allocation of acreage from the reserve 1
national acreage and State acreunder the last condition provided above age allocations. A national acreage in this subparagraph, the State Commit limitation for 1957-crop sugar beets of tee shall compute a farm proportionate 932,000 acres is hereby established and share for such producers in accordance with paragraph i of this section on the allocated as follows:
State:
Acres basis of the sugar beet production record 202,127 of the land formerly operated by such California___
144,259 producer or the personal production rec Colorado.____
Idaho______
87,669 ord of the operator or combination Illinois _____
2,313 thereof as transmitted by the State Com 67 mittee in. the State where such operator Indiana____
Iowa, ;______ _
1,713 formerly conducted sugar, beet produc Kansas _____
7, 998
Michigan ___
81, 761 tion operations. Each State Committee Minnesota 73,661 shall forward to the Director not later Montana ___
56,123 than March 1,1957, a listing of the acre Nebraska ___
64, 410 age of the farm shares computed as. pro Nevada ____
552 vided in this subparagraph, for approval New Mexico 837 and allocation from the reserve to the North Dakota -38, 335 State Committee for the establishment Ohio _____ _
22,304
Oregon ____ _
19,499 of farm proportionate shares as approved South Dakota 6 , 00 by the Director.
Statement of bases and considerations.
Texas ______
1, 785
Utah _______
33,526 This amendment increases the 1957 n a Washington _
33, 744 tional sugar beet limitation to 932,000
I Wisconsin __
12,767 acres.
Wyoming __
38,050
When the limitation of 885,000 acres Reserve____
2, 500
was established on September 25, 1956, T o ta l_______________________ 932,000 total quotas for the continental United States amounted to 8,675,000 tons and 2
Acreage within the reserve of 2,500the quota for the beet area amounted acres may be allocated by the Director of to 1,884,975 tons. Since th at date, total we Sugar Division, Commodity Stabili quotas for 1956 have been, increased to zation Service, U. S. Department of Agri 9 ,000,000 tons and the quota for the beet culture hereinafter referred to as .Di rector to States not listed in this para area has been increased to 1,955,401 tons.
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TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE

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Agricultural Marketing Service
Proposed rule making:
Milk; in Paducah, Ky., market ing area-------------------------- -

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Agriculture Department
See also Agricultural Marketing Service; Commodity Stabiliza tion Service.
Notices:
Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyo ming; disaster assistance; delineation of drought areas-----

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Alien Property Office
Notices:
Vested property; intention to return:
Burkart-Leddihn, Elisabeth Meyer, Erich_____________
ten Holder-Derckx, Maria A. H________
Vecchiotti, Cecil White_____

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Commerce Department
See Federal Maritime Board; For eign Commerce Bureau; Mari time Administration.
Xommodity Stabilization Service
Proposed rule making:
Sugar; processings__________
Rules and regulations:
Beet sugar; domestic producing area; national and state acre age allocations___________ -

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Customs Bureau
Notices:
Customs Appraiser Deputy;
temporary designation to per form functions of Appraiser of Merchandise at Port of New York____________________

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Federal Maritime Board
Notices:
Great Lakes-Bordeaux/Hamburg Range Westbound Con ference; agreement filed for approval________________ -

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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Rules and regulations:
Revision of chapter______ ____-

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Federal Power Commission
Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
El Paso Natural Gas Co. 2
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