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NUMBER 127

W a s h in g ton , Saturday, June 2 8, 1958

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TITLE 6-AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter IV-Commodity Stabilization Service and Commodity Credit Cor poration, Department of Agriculture Subchapter B Loans, Purchases, and Other Operations
1958 C. C. C. Wheat Distress Loan Program Bulletin 1
P art 473 S p e c ia l P r ice S u p p o r t P rogram SUBPART 1958 CROP WHEAT DISTRESS LOAN
PROGRAM

A price support program has been an nounced for the 1958 crop of wheat and the applicable regulations <23 F. R. 2663
aifd 3485 have been issued by the Com modity Credit Corporation. This bulle tin contains the regulations applicable to the 1958 Crop Wheat Distress Loan Pro gram through which, as an adjunct to the price support program, recourse loans on wheat are made available through the Commodity Credit Corpora tion and the Commodity Stabilization Service hereinafter referred to in this bulletin as CCC and CSS, respectively.
This program is designed to assist pro ducers in holding their wheat until they can qualify for nonrecourse loans under the price support program.
Sec.
473.401
473.402
473.403
473.404
473.405
473.406
473.407
473.408
473.409
473.410
473.411
473.412
473.413
473.414
473.415
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473.419
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473.421

Administration.
Availability of loans.
Disbursement of loans.
Eligible producer.
Eligible wheat.
Storage.
Determination of quantity.
Determination of quality.
Liens.
/ Service charges.
Set-offs.
Interest rate.
Release of wheat; transfer of pro ducers interest.
Safeguarding o f the wheat.
Insurance.
Losses inrquantity or quality.
Personal liability.
Loan rates.
Maturity. Settlement.
Foreclosure.

Authority : 473.401 to 473.421 Issued un der sec. 4, 62 Stat. 1070, as amended; 15
S. c. 714b. Interpret or apply sec. 5, 62
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This issue includes two parts bound together. Part I I contains mis cellaneous amendments respect ing dangerous cargoes, Title 46, Chapter I.

Stat. 1072, secs. 101, 401, 63 Stat. 1051, 1054;
15 U. S. C. 714c, 7 U. S. C. 1441, 1421.

473.401 Administration. The pro gram ta which this subpart applies will be administered by CSS under the gen eral direction and supervision of the Executive Vice President, CCC, and, in the field will be carried out by A gri cultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committees and Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committees hereinafter called State and county committees and CSS com modity offices. All documents will be approved by the county office manager, or other employee of the county office designated by him to act in his behalf.
Such designations shall be on file in the county office. Copies of all such docu ments shall be retained in the county office. County office managers, State and county committees, and CSS commodity offices do not have authority to modify or waive any of the provisions of this subpart or any amendments or supple ments hereto.
473.402 Availability of loans a Approved forms. Loans will be evidenced by promissory notes and loan agreements and secured by chattel mortgages.
b Area. Distress loans are author ized on wheat 1 stored on the ground, or 2 stored in temporary facilities in areas in any State where the State Com mittee determines that conditions are such that the wheat can be so stored temporarily. In areas where it is not feasible to store wheat on the ground the State Committee may authorize dis tress loans on wheat stored in temporary facilities only.
c Where to apply. Application for a distress loan should be made at the office of the county committee which keeps the farm program records for the farm.
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Agricultural Marketing Service Proposed rule making:
Cherries, sweet, grown in desig nated counties in Washing ton___________________________
Rules and regulations:
Apricots, grown in designated counties in Washington______
Cotton classing, testing, and standards ; increases in prices for cotton standards-________
Cottonseed sold or offered for sale for crushing purposes;
increases in fees for licenses and grade certificates________
Egg products; grading and in spections_____________ -----Eggs, shell, grading and inspec tion and U. S. standards for grades and weight classes----Fruits, fresh, vegetables and oth ert products; inspection, certification and standards General regulations ; rules of practice and procedure gov erning proceedings to formu late marketing agreements and marketing orders---------Lemons grown in California and Arizona; limitation of han dling_________________________
Meats, prepared meats, and meat products; fees for grad ing service________ ____________
Milk in Shreveport, La., market ing area_____________________
Onions grown in certain desig nated counties in Idaho and Malheur County, Oregon;
limitation of shipments______
Oranges, Valencia, grown in Arizona and designated part of California; limitation of handling-__________
Poultry and edible products thereof and U. S. classes, standards, and grades with respect thereto ; inspection___
Poultry products:
Installation of service-_______
Miscellaneous amendments Rabbits, domestic, and edible products thereof and U. S.
specifications f o r classes, standards, and grades with respect thereto_______________
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