Federal Register - January 14, 1956
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Source: Federal Register
VOLUME 21
NUMBER 9
Washington, Saturday, January 14, 1956
TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VII Commodity Stabilization Service Farm Marketing Quotas and Acreage Allotments, Depart ment of Agriculture P art
and the seal of the Department of Agriculture.
sea l T r u e D. M o r s e , Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
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PROCLAMATION OF RESULTS OF MARKETING
QUOTA REFERENDUM FOR 1 9 5 6 CROP OF
UPLAND COTTON
5 722.704 Basis and purpose. The purpose of this proclamation is to an nounce the results of the marketing quota referendum for the 1956 crop of upland cotton. Under the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, the Secretary of Agricul ture on October 14, 1955, proclaimed a national marketing quota for the 1956
crop of upland cotton 20 P. R. 7806, and on November 18, 1955, announced that a referendum would be held on December 13,1955, to determine whether cotton farms were in favor of or opposed to such quota 20 P. R. 8644. Since the only purpose of this proclamation is to announce the results of the referendum, it is hereby found and determined that, with respect to the proclamation, appli cation of the notice and public procedure provisions of the Administrative Pro cedure Act 5 U. S. C. 1003 is unneces sary.
722.705 Proclamation of results of the marketing quota referendum for the 1956 crop of upland cotton. In a refer endum held on December 13, 1955, of farmers engaged in the production of the 1955 crop of upland cotton, 292,488
farmers voted. Of those voting 271,887, or 93.0 percent, favored the national marketing quota proclaimed by the Sec retary of Agriculture for the 1956 crop of upland cotton, and 20,601, or 7.0 per cent, opposed such quota. Therefore, the national marketing quota of 10,000,000 bales proclaimed by the Secretary of Agriculture on October 14, 1955, for the 1956 crop of upland cotton shall continue in effect.
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Done at Washington, D. C., this 12th nay of January 1956. Witness my hand
CONTENTS
Agricultural Conservation Program Service
Rules and regulations:
Puerto Rico; agricultural con servation, 1956___ __________
Pa&e
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Agricultural Marketing Service F art p r o c l a m a t io n
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of
results
of
m a r k e t in g
QUOTA REFERENDUM FOR 1 9 5 6
EXTRA LONG STAPLE COTTON
CROP OF
722.1304 Basis and purpose. The purpose of this proclamation is to an nounce the results of the marketing quota referendum for the 1956 crop of extra long staple cotton. Under the pro visions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, the Secretary of Agriculture on October 14, 1955, pro claimed a national marketing quota for the 1956 crop of extra long staple cotton 20 P. R. 7807, and on November 18, 1955, announced th at a referendum would be held on December 13, 1955, to determine whether cotton farmers were in favor of or opposed to such quota 20
P. R. 8644. Since the only purpose of this proclamation is to announce the results of the referendum, it is hereby found and determined that, with respect to the proclamation, application of the notice and public procedure provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act 5
U. S. C. 1003 is unnecessary.
722.1305 Proclamation of results of the marketing quota referendum for the 1956 crop of extra long staple cotton.
In a referendum held on December 13, 1955, of farmers engaged in the produc tion of the 1955 crop of extra long staple cotton, 1,115 farmers voted. Of those voting 1,005, or 90.1 percent, favored the national marketing quota proclaimed by the Secretary of Agriculture for the 1956
crop of extra long staple cotton, and 110, or 9.9 percent, opposed such quota.
Therefore, the national marketing quota of 35,300 bales proclaimed by the Secre tary of Agriculture on October 14, 1955, for the 1956 crop of extra long staple cotton shall continue in effect.
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C o n t in u e d o n n e x t p a g e
Notices:
Organization and delegation of authority; Marketing and Regulatory Services Division______________________
Proposed rule making:
Milk:
Upstate Michigan marketing area___________________
New York-New Jersey area_
Rules and regulations:
Lemons grown in California and Arizona; limitations of ship ments____________________
Navel oranges grown in Arizona and designated part of Cali fornia; limitation of han dling_____________________
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301
302
289
288
Agriculture Department
See Agricultural Conservation Program Service; Agricultural Marketing Service; Commodity Credit Corporation; Commodity Stabilization service; R u r a l Electrification Administration.
Army Department
Rules and regulations:
Discharge or separation from service; discharge because of dependency or hardship_____
297
Civil Aeronautics Administra tion
Rules and regulations:
Standard instrument approach procedures; alterations_____
298
Commerce Department
See Civil Aeronautics Administra tion.
Commodity Credit Corporation
Notices:
Sales of certain commodities;
January 1956 monthly sales list______________________
305
Commodity Stabilization Service
Proposed rule making:
Peanuts; proposed determina tions with respect to supply of the several types for 1956-57
marketing year____________
287
302
