Federal Register - October 1, 1957
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
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CO DIFICATIO N GUIDE Con,
CONTENTS Continued
FED ER ALR EG ISTER
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CFR SUPPLEMENTS
The following is now available:
Title 3, 1943-1948 Compilation $7.00
All pocket supplements and revised books as of January 1, 1957, have been pre viously announced except Titles 13 and the supplement to the General Index.
Order from Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 2 5 , D. C.
Federal Communications Commission Continued Proposed rule making:
Television broadcast stations ;
table o f assignments Erie, Pa.; Akron-Cleveland, Ohio;
Clarksburg and Weston, W , Va.; Flint-Saginaw-Bay City, Mich__________ _____ :------- -
Pa8 Title 9
Chapter I :
Part 101-------------- ----------
Part 112 . ---------Part 114----------------------------Part 116--------Part 119__-------------------------7774
Federal Power Commission Notices.:
Hearings, etc. :
Otter Tail Power Co-----------Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. and El Paso Natural Gas Co____------ ----- -----
Housing and Agency
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Interstate Commerce Commis sion 7778
Land Management Bureau 7774
Securities and Exchange Com mission Notices:
- Hearings, etc. :
Cities Service Co. and Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp------ - 7777
-Norbute Corp----------------- 7778
Veterans Administration
Rules and regulations:
Veterans claims; instructions relating to increase in monthly CONTENTS-Continued rates of disability compensa tion_______________ _________ _ 7770
Federal Communications ComPa6
mission Continued NoticesContinued Hearings, etc.Continued Jackson County Broadcasting Co____________________ 7775
Jefferson Radio Co. and Bes semer Broadcasting Co., Inc. W B C O ___________ 7775
Lapping, Geoffrey A., and Phoenix Broadcasting Co 7775
Port City Television Co., Inc., et al______ i___________ :__ 7775
Television Broadcasters, Inc., et al_____________ _______ - 7775
Westbrook Broadcasting Co., Inc., and Sherwood J. Tarlow_______________________ _ 7776
CODIFICATION GUIDE
A numerical list of the parts of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published In this issue. Proposed rules, as opposed to final actions, are identified as such.
Title 5
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Title 7
Chapter I :
Part 51________________________
Chapter IX :
Part 957 proposed-------------Part 1013______________________
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Title 38
Chapter I:
Part 3____
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Chapter I:
Part 3 proposed-------------
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Title 50
Interior Department
Notices:
Arizona; small tract classifica tion order----------------- :------
Chapter II:
Part 202____
Chapter I:
Part 31_______________ - _______
See Fish and Wildlife Service;
Land Management Bureau.
Notices:
Fourth section applications for relief-------------------------------
Title 32
Chapter I:
Part 206_______________________
Title 47
Home Fincmce
Notices :
Federal Housing Commissioner;
designation and delegation of authority with respect to ap praisal of certain Federal property in Coulee Dam and Grand Coulee areas, Wash
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Fish and Wildlife Service Rules and regulations :
Willapa National Wildlife R e f uge, Wash. ; hunting
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meet the requirements of this part for work sheets. Work sheets shall be filed by licensed establishments for reference, and if they are made in ink or the equiva lent and otherwise are satisfactory, they will be acceptable for purposes of the record-keeping requirements of this section.
6. Section 116.3 is amended to read:
116.3 Completion and retention of records. All records required by this part other than disposition records must be completed by the licensee before any portion of a batch of any product may be marketed. All records required by this part shall be retained for a period of two years after the expiration date of the product involved and for such longer period as may be required by the Director in specific cases.
7. Section 119.2 is amended to read:
119.2 Production principles; appli cability of regulations, a Pigs that de velop hog cholera of a well-marked and progressive type attended with progres sively abnormal temperatures produce hog-cholera virus of high virulence, and when hogs properly immunized against hog cholera for a sufficient length of time are injected intravenously with massive quantities of such virus, their blood serum possesses superior protective properties against hog cholera. There fore, these facts should form the basis of all methods of producing anti-hogcholera serum and hog-cholera virus as .on nf on tvio rcniintinns governing their production.
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b The regulations in this part shall apply to all anti-hog-cholera serum, in cluding hog-cholera antibody-concen trate, except as other provisions for su concentrate are made, with permissi of the Director, in licensees outlines sub mitted under 114.2 of this subchap