Federal Register - December 19, 1941
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FEDERAL REGISTER, Arkansas: Arkansas, 14,645; Ashley, 37 448; Baxter, 2,848; Boone, 568; Bradlev 17,983; Calhoun, 14,848; Carroll, 1;
Chicot, 49,942; Clark, 23,345; Clay, 39,667- cleburne, 14,347; Cleveland, 23,444;
Columbia, 52,268; Conway, 38,878; Craig head, 64,830; Crawford, 9,339; Critten den 99 316; Cross, 40,104; Dallas, 10,343;
Desha, 45,825; Drew, 26,944; Faulkner, 45 250- Franklin, 10,181; Fulton, 6,558;
Garland, 2,536; Grant, 9,289; Greene, 34 249; Hempstead, 44,846; Hot Spring, 9,508; Howard, 20,540; Independence, 23,996; Izard, 14,333; Jackson, 55,669;
Jeiferson, 81,006; Johnson, 9,515; L a fa
yette 34,696; Lawrence, 33,358; Lee, 56,450; Lincoln, 47,919; Little River, 27,310;
Logan, 22,977; Lonoke, 70,178; Marion, 2,950; Miller, 40,322; Mississippi, 179,566;
Monroe, 40,847; Montgomery, 6,043; N e vada, 30,332; Newton, 712; Ouachita, 17,141; Perry, 10,542; Phillips, 68,832;
Pike, 10,296; Poinsett, 51,300; Polk, 5,827; Pope, 33,289; Prairie, 17,347; Pu laski, 41,190; Randolph, 20,602; St. Fran cis, 66,979; Saline, 3,929; Scott, 9,017;
Searcy, 1,985; Sebastian, 10,877; Sevier, 11,484; Sharp, 12,370; Stone, 3,180;
Union, 27,028; Van Buren, 11,786; Wash ington, 80; White, 53,818; Woodruff, 43,424; and Yell, 33,040.
Total county allotments: 2,153,432.
4 percent State reserve: 70,349.
State reserve for new growers: 17,587.
Total, Arkansas: 2,241,368.
California: Fresno, 85,274; Imperial, 8,371; Kern, 75,839; Kings, 40,750; M a
dera, 50,126; Merced, 28,127; Riverside, 12,140; San Benito, 180; San Bernardino, 43; San Diego, 36; San Joaquin, 42;
Stanislaus, 1,267; and Tulare, 89,470.
Total county allotments: 391,665.
4 percent State reserve: 8,872.
State reserve for new growers: 2,218.
Total, California: 402,755.
Florida: Alachua, 421; Baker, 188; Bay, 91; Bradford, 8; Calhoun, 655; Clay, 1;
Columbia, 2,554; Dixie, 33; Escambia, 4,125; Flagler, 1; Gadsden, 305; Gilchrist, 42; Gulf, 5; Hamilton, 3,329; Holmes, 9,404; Jackson, 14,955; Jefferson, 3,101;
Lafayette, 689; Leon, 4,428; Levy, 145;
Liberty, 2; Marion, 18; Nassau, 5,693;
Okaloosa, 4,813; Putnam, 3; Santa Rosa, 8,774; Sumter, 69; Suwanee, 3,877; T a y
lor, 156; Union, 41; Volusia, 1; Wakulla, 91; Walton, 5,059; and Washington, 2,420.
Total county allotments: 75,497.
4 percent State reserve: 2,537.
State reserve for new growers: 634.
Total, Florida: 78,668.
Georgia: Appling, 8,771; Atkinson, 2,875; Bacon, 4,763; Baker, 8,412; Bald win, 8,582; Banks, 10,925; Barrow, 16,562; Bartow, 28,501; Ben Hill, 10,044;
Berrien, 7,168; Bibb, 4,090; Bleckley, 13,832; Brantley, 237; Brooks, 15,070;
Bryan, 1,194; Bulloch, 35,261; Burke, 63,982; Butts, 10,448; Calhoun, 10,687;
Camden, 19; Candler, 12,349; Carroll, 44,036; Catoosa, 4,466; Charlton, 37;
Chatham, 211; Chattahoochee, 3,129;
Chattooga, 11,873; Cherokee, 13,237;
Clarke, 7,626; Clay, 8,638; Clayton, 6,967;
Clinch, 313; Cobb, 18,523; Coffee, 13,069;
F rid a y, Decem ber 19, 1941
Colquitt, 27,284; Columbia, 12,157; Cook, 5,239; Coweta, 20,636; Crawford, 7,379;
Crisp, 18,551; Dade, 1,422; Dawson, 2,555;
Decatur, 7,274; De Kalb, 6,995; Dodge, 32,650; Dooly, 34,031; Dougherty, 4,662;
Douglas, 9,114; Early, 25,928; Echols, 379;
Effingham, 4,237; Elbert, 21,990; Eman uel, 40,217; Evans, 6,468; Fayette, 13,072;
Floyd, 24,337; Forsyth, 15,409; Franklin, 23,287; Fulton, 15,877; Gilmer, 566; Glas cock, 8,515; Glynn, 10; Gordon, 20,055;
Grady, 6,469; Greene, 11,084; Gwinnett, 29,312; Habersham, 3,393; Hall, 17,923;
Hancock, 14,267; Haralson, 12,307; H ar ris, 9,383; Hart, 28,106; Heard, 13,661;
Henry, 27,365; Houston, 15,082; Irwin, 16,384; Jackson, 28,397; Jasper, 10,865;
Jeff Davis, 4,021; Jefferson, 35,208; Jen kins, 23,668; Johnson, 24,322; Jones, 4,599; Lamar, 9,437; Lanier, 1,255; Lau rens, 54,720; Lee, 6,220; Liberty, 1,198;
Lincoln, 9,894; Long, 1,317; Lowndes, 6,655; Lumpkin, 1,637; McDuffie, 14,736;
McIntosh, 11; Macon, 27,917; Madison, 22,670; Marion, 9,533; Meriwether, 26,592; Miller, 9,836; Mitchell, 24,004; M on roe, 8,153; Montgomery, 12,659; Morgan, 20,585; Murray, 9,236; Muscogee, 3,778;
Newton, 15,593; Oconee, 14,138; Ogle thorpe, 20,405; Paulding, 14,036; Peach, 9,653; Pickens, 4,887; Pierce, 4,469; Pike, 16,900; Polk, 17,396; Pulaski, 15,406; Put nam, 6,426; Quitman, 4,170; Randolph, 20,095; Richmond, 10,733; Rockdale, 7,820; Schley, 8,950; Screven, 32,494;
Seminole, 7,054; Spalding, 10,931; Ste phens, 6,680; Stewart, 10,850; Sumter, 25,598; Talbot, 6,200; Taliaferro, 7,872;
Tattnall, 10,109; Taylor, 14,885; Telfair, 15,106; Terrell, 21,016; Thomas, 11,356;
T ift, 11,515; Toombs, 17,520; Treutlen, 12,063; Troup, 15,046; Turner, 11,869;
Twiggs, 9,452; Upson, 7,475; Walker, 10,024; Walton, 32,476; Ware, 2,132; W ar ren, 29,618; Washington, 30,358; Wayne, 6,285, Webster, 6,092; Wheeler, 14,302;
White, 2,971; Whitfield, 9,506; Wilcox, 25,153; Wilkes, 19,391; Wilkinson, 8,632;
and W orth, 26,540.
Total county allotments: 2,104,700.
4 percent State reserve: 66,712.
State reserve for new growers: 16,678.
Total, Georgia: 2,188,090.
Illinois: Alexander, 3,390; Jackson, 2;
Massac, 1; Pulaski, 1,556; and Randolph, 1.
Total county allotments: 4,950.
4 percent State reserve: 200.
State reserve fo r new growers: 50.
Total, Illinois: 5,200.
Kansas: Chautauqua, 39; Cowley, 3;
and Montgomery, 688.
Total county allotments: 730.
4 percent State reserve: 29.
State reserve for new growers: 7.
Total, Kansas: 766.
Kentucky: Ballard, 23; Barren, 4; Cal loway, 1,637; Carlisle, 643; Christian, ; Fulton, 10,144; Graves, 652; Hick man, 3,977; Hopkins, 1; McCracken, 30;
Marshall, 724; Metcalfe, 4; and Trigg, 6.
Total county allotments: 17,845.
4 percent State reserve: 562.
State reserve fo r new growers: 140.
Total, Kentucky; 18,547.
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Louisiana: Acadia, 24,627; Allen, 3,908;
Ascension, 1,085; Assumption, 20; Avoy elles, 33,619; Beauregard, 2,915; Bien ville, 42,927; Bossier, 42,623; Caddo, 71,570; Calcasieu, 4,793; Caldwell, 9,531;
Cameron, 4,648; Catahoula, 17,054; Clai borne, 54,724; Concordia, 16,219; De Soto, 49,182; East Baton Rouge, 7,432; East Carroll, 31,709; East Feliciana, 13,318;
Evangeline, 30,679; Franklin, 58,304;
Grant, 9,650; Iberia, 2,167; Iberville, 1,030; Jackson, 13,379; Jefferson, 18;
Jefferson Davis, 7,378; Lafayette, 30,062;
Lafourche, 1,221; LaSalle, 2,413; Lincoln, 38,628; Livingston, 2,335; Madison, 24,455; Morehouse, 38,321; Natchitoches, 49,653; Orleans, 21; Ouachita, 22,550;
Pointe Coupee, 16,522; Rapides, 27,169;
Red River, 33,442; Richland, 50,036;
Sabine, 20,953; St. Charles, 2; St. Helena, 5,742; St. James, 84; St. John the Baptist, 5; St. Landry, 56,245; St. Martin, 9,933;
St. Mary, 215; St. Tammany, 2,076; T a n
gipahoa, 6,926; Tensas, 27,852; Terre bonne, 5; Union, 34,719; Vermilion, 18,913; Vernon, 8,391; Washington, 20,211;
Webster 36,691; West Baton Rouge, 1,313; West Carroll, 29,589; West Felici ana, 5,968; and Winn, 9,761.
Total, Louisiana: 1,235,220.
4 percent State reserve: 38,631.
State reserve for new growers: 9,658.
Total, Louisiana: 1,235,220.
Mississippi: Adams, 10,861; Alcorn, 20,671; Amite, 24,697; Attala, 26,620;
Benton, 13,465; Bolivar, 166,082; Cal houn, 20,207; Carroll, 26,236; Chickasaw, 24,433; Choctaw, 10,797; Claiborne, 13,718; Clarke, 13,542; Clay, 18,632; Coa homa, 107,620; Copiah, 19,915; Coving ton, 23,377; De Soto, 51,182; Forrest, 5,158; Franklin, 9,722; George, 4,021;
Greene, C,005; Grenada, 18,739; Han cock, 414; Harrison, 504; Hinds, 54,779;
Holmes, 59,650; Humphreys, 58,468;
Issaquena, 20,010; Itawamba, 20,767;
Jackson, 330; Jasper, 21,044; Jefferson, 13,924; Jefferson Davis, 26,370; Jones, 24,646; Kemper, 25,878; Lafayette, 23,668; Lamar, 8,758; Lauderdale, 21,154;
Lawrence, 18,531; Leake, 27,860; Lee, 42,465; Leflore, 95,828; Lincoln, 24,702;
Lowndes, 28,090; Madison, 54,513; M a rion, 23,016; Marshall, 39,371; Monroe, 46,039; Montgomery, 17,773; Neshoba, 34,274; Newton, 27,896; Noxubee, 34,222;
Oktibbeha, 13,133; Panola, 54,946; Pearl River, 4,155; Perry, 4,859; Pike, 22,237;
Pontotoc, 28,341; Prentiss, 22,768; Quitman, 59,858; Rankin, 20,253; Scott, 21,270; Sharkey, 37,616; Simpson, 23,835;
Smith, 22,276; Stone, 1,263; Sunflower, 162,313; Tallahatchie, 69,394; Tate, 32,292; Tippah, 24,646; Tishomingo, 15,665;
Tunica, 61,943; Union, 26,053; W althall, 27,067; W a r r e n , 13,438; Washington, 108,881; Wayne, 13,346; Webster, 16,197;
Wilkinson, 10,425; Winston, 22,425;
Yalobusha, 17,551; and Yazoo, 66,710.
Total county allotments: 2,552,800.
4 percent State reserve: 82,568.
State reserve for new growers: 20,642.
Total, Mississippi: 2,656,010.
Missouri: Barton, 2; Bollinger, 94;
Butler, 11,793; Cape Girardeau, 124;
Carter, 13; Dunklin, 83,342; Howell, 475;