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FEDERAL REGISTER, Thursday , March 26, 1942
Shelby, 62,417; Spencer, 31,026; Starke, 32,869; Steuben, 22,759; Sullivan, 43,365;
Tippecanoe, 73,765; Tipton, 40,616;
Union, 20,793; Vanderburgh, 20,574; Ver million, 30,503; Vigo, 44,094; Wabash, 47,354; Warren, 53,734; Warrick, 27,762;
Washington, 29,208; Wayne, 48,695;
Wells, 46,124; White, 81,226; and Whit ley, 31,418. State, 3,550,009.
Iow a: Adair, 95,362; Adams, 67,490;
Allamakee, 40,468; Appanoose, 35,114;
Audubon, 80,908; Benton, 119,885; Black Hawk, 91,199; Boone, 112,236; Bremer, 61,510; Buchanan, 92,298; Buena Vista, 117,857; Butler, 98,798; Calhoun, 118,950;
Carroll, 113,362; Cass, 104,276; Cedar, 89,406; Cerro Gorde, 96,325; Cherokee, 109,936; Chickasaw, 67,112; Clarke, 47,049; Clay, 106,800; Clayton, 70,235;
Clinton, 111,415; Crawford, 132,680; D al las, 113,790; Davis, 36,885; Decatur, 48,246; Delaware, 81,350; Des Moines, 52,276; Dickinson, 67,090; Dubuque, 61,655;
Emmet, 74,590; Payette, 89,571; Floyd, 84,064; Franklin, 113,670; Fremont, 125,172; Greene, 123,740; Grundy, 90,828;
Guthrie, 98,273; Hamilton, 118,016; Han cock, 104,876; Hardin, 110,148; Harrison, 149,494; Henry, 56,565; Howard, 54,891;
Humboldt, 88,793; Ida, 89,509; Iowa, 82,903; Jackson, 57,472; Jasper, 125,668;
Jefferson, 51,276; Johnson, 88,497; Jones, 71,353; Keokuk, 84,948; Kossuth, 187,788;
Lee, 41,671; Linn, 102,321; Louisa, 57,016;
Lucas, 40,198; Lyon, 111,069; Madison, 79,355; Mahaska, 91,428; Marion, 80,478;
Marshall, 100,705; Mills, 97,330; Mitchell, 66,715; Monona, 138,262; Monroe, 35,673;
Montgomery, 82,851; Muscatine, 61,949;
OBrien, 109,595; Osceola, 75,414; Page, 99,290; Palo Alto, 107,711; Plymouth, 172,411; Pocahontas, 120,640; Polk, 94,280; Pottawattamie, 208,253; Poweshiek, 95,224; Ringgold, 61,349; Sac, 116,337;
Scott, 66,649; Shelby, 121,871; Sioux, 151,897; Story, 122,055; Tama, 110,627;
Taylor, 78,106; Union, 55,482; Van Buren, 35,297; Wapello, 45,231; Warren, 76,714;
Washington, 84,562; Wayne, 51,510;
Webster, 136,315; Winnebago, 69,797;
Winneshiek, 72,235; Woodbury, 186,962;
Worth, 59,485; and Wright, 118,196.
State, 9.054,584.
M ichigan: Berrien, 27,926; Branch, 36,181; Calhoun, 35,728; Cass, 31,450;
Hillsdale, 39,361; Jackson, 33,937; K ala mazoo, 26,105; Lenawee, 63,190; Monroe, 48,608; St. Joseph, 34,091 ; Washtenaw, 40,765; and Wayne, 15,852.
State, 433,194.
M innesota: Big Stone, 46,062; Blue Earth, 106,301; Brown, 76,848; Carver, 32,100; Chippewa, 84,072; Cottonwood, 96,602; Dakota, 54,154; Dodge, 50,120;
Faribault, 109,155; Fillmore, 62,020;
Freeborn, 90,406; Goodhue, 52,806; Grant, 45,489; Hennepin, 30,076; Houston, 30,207; Jackson, 115,822; Kandiyohi, 79,322; Lac Qui Parle, 99,785; Le Sueur, 44,329; Lincoln, 65,239; Lyon, 109,937;
McLeod, 50,602; Martin, 130,328; Meeker, 58,965; Mower, 78,811; Murray, 111,725;
Nicollet, 50,236; Nobles, 124,286; Olm sted, 62,244; Pipestone, 73,390; Pope, 43,304; Redwood, 134,888; Renville, 131,785; Rice, 49,843; Rock, 85,018; Scott, 30,948; Sibley, 62,029; Stearns, 95,479;
Steele, 50,618; Stevens, 62,898; Swift, 78,583; Traverse, 55,360; Wabasha, 33,645; Waseca, 51,411; Washington,
30,039; Watonwan, 69,761; Winona, 33,934; Wright, 56,698; and Yellow Medi cine, 105,810. State, 3,486,490.
Missouri: Adair, 32,932; Andrew, 51,818;
Atchison, 118,796; Audrain, 80,344; Bates, 82,844; Benton, 36,714; Boone, 46,763;
Buchanan, 40,628; Caldwell, 49,269; Cal laway, 43,644; Cape Girardeau, 37,761;
Carroll, 72,105; Cass, 73,627; Chariton, 69,524; Clark, 36,902; Clay, 34,226; Clin ton, 51,542; Cooper, 42,801; Daviess, 54,815; De Kalb, 50,224; Dunklin, 54,938;
Gentry, 50,687; Grundy, 36,048; Harrison, 57,517; Henry, 70,536; Holt, 77,924; How ard, 33,280; Jackson, 46,700; Johnson, 65,733; Knox, 41,215; Lafayette, 72,927;
Lewis, 33,448; Lincoln, 44,276; Linn, 47,164; Livingston, 46,818; Macon, 62,737;
Marion, 33,226; Mercer, 30,767; Missis sippi, 51,416; Moniteau, 24,186; Monroe, 55,889; Montgomery, 38,915; New Madrid, 73,746; Nodaway, 128,820; Pemiscot, 44,240; Perry, 22,206; Pettis, 60,384; Pike, 50,854; Platte, 35,998; Putnam, 28,975;
Ralls, 40,724; Randolph, 35,242; Ray, 67,548; St. Charles, 32,366; St. Clair, 48,551; Saline, 92,362; Schuyler, 15,795;
Scotland, 30,052; Scott, 43,738; Shelby, 44,672; Stoddard, 73,913; Vernon, 78,159;
and Worth, 27,301. State, 3,259,272.
N ebraska: Adams, 77,081; Antelope, 154,178; Boone, 136,655; Buffalo, 152,126;
Burt, 112,021; Butler, 109,526; Cass, 121,353; Cedar, 149,775; Chase, 98,154;
Clay, 88,987; Colfax, 75,571; Cuming, 118,380; Custer, 272,597; Dakota, 51,984;
Dawson, 136,613; Dixon, 100,892; Dodge, 108,589; Douglas, 62,443; Fillmore, 97,572; Franklin, 81,865; Frontier, 127,724;
Furnas, 112,501; Gage, 132,853; Gosper, 79,398; Greeley, 78,203; Hall, 74,679;
Hamilton, 100,573; Harlan, 86,980; Hayes, 83,382; Hitchcock, 70,096; Howard, 74,256; Jefferson, 75,403; Johnson, 56,748;
Kearney, 69,671; Knox, 163,922; Lan caster, 142,417; Lincoln, 176,539; Mad ison, 121,679; Merrick, 67,736; Nance, 79,184; Nemaha, 74,932; Nuckolls, 90,971;
Otoe, 112,619; Pawnee, 58,210; Perkins, 124,118; Phelps, 98,751; Pierce, 109,644;
Platte, 142,728; Polk, 89,056; Redwillow, 93,027; Richardson, 94,382; Saline, 78,995; Sarpy, 51,704; Saunders, 160,752;
Seward, 104,888; Sherman, 76,459; Stan ton, 82,476; Thayer, 83,647; Thurston, 90,886; Valley, 87,987; Washington, 79,217; Wayne, 101,514; Webster, 89,910;
and York, 122,599. State, 6,579,778., O hio: Adams, 29,009; Allen, 40,869;
Ashland, 24,687; Auglaize, 45,625; Brown, 39,569; Butler, 49,144; Champaign, 50,620; Clark, 47,671; Clermont, 35,784;
Clinton, 56,020; Coshocton, 20,685;
Crawford, 37,362; Darke, 79,674; Defi ance, 34,856; Delaware, 40,265; Erie, 18,474; Fairfield, 48,837; Fayette, 59,725;
Franklin, 50,158; Fulton, 43,818; Greene, 53,337; Hamilton, 15,425; Hancock, 61,966; Hardin, 52,123; Henry, 55,235; High land, 53,253; Holmes, 21,991; Huron, 36,180; Jackson, 10,821; Knox, 33,670;
Licking, 47,315; Logan, 44,725; Lorain, 25,826; Lucas, 23,719; Madison, 66,214;
Marion, 47,591; Medina, 23,538; Mercer, 50,171; Miami, 52,289; Montgomery, 46,014; Morrow, 30,094; Muskingum, 23,021;
Ottawa, 19,885; Paulding, 50,130; Perry, 16,531; Pickaway, 66,877; Pike, 23,030;
Preble, 55,001; Putnam, 58,707; Richland, 29,709; Ross, 57,475; Sandusky, 42,787;

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Scioto, 22,972; Seneca, 54,187; Shelby, 45,665; Stark, 28,931; Union, 44,282; Van Wert, 52,277; Warren, 43,472; Wayne, 40,140; Williams, 35,454; Wood, 83,025;
and Wyandot, 40,832. State, 2,638,739.
South D akota: Bon Homme, 82,337;
Brookings, 109,054; Clay, 83,187; Deuel, 50,226; Grant, 52,442; Hamlin, 48,640;
Hanson, 61,345; Hutchinson, 98,755;
Kingsbury, 85,820; Lake, 87,837; Lincoln, 113,523; McCook, 91,032; Minnehaha, 142,704; Moody, 89,033; Roberts, 74,712;
Turner, 102,408; Union, 95,681; and Yankton, 78,088. State, 1,546,824.
Wisconsin: Columbia, 67,209; Craw ford, 23,948; Dane, 115,594; Grant, 87,825; Greene, 55,382; Iowa, 44,126; Jeffer son, 49,203; Lafayette, 59,084; Richland, 26,714; Rock, 86,724; Sauk, 55,086; and Walworth, 60,315. State, 731,210.
D elaw are: Kent, 33,026; and New Cas tle, 18,579. State, 51,605.
K a n sas: Anderson, 44,825; Atchison, 48,114; Brown, 91,418; Coffey, 49,047;
Doniphan, 61,951; Douglas, 35,837;
Franklin, 48,634; Jackson, 74,845; Jeffer son, 55,027; Jewell, 106,165; Johnson, 40,317; Leavenworth, 35,136; Linn, 50,673; Marshall, 121,834; Miami, 59,253;
Nemaha, 112,625; Norton, 102,193; Osage, 68,397; Phillips, 99,543; Pottawatomie, 66,913; Republic, 97,881; Riley, 43,264;
Shawnee, 46,812; Smith, 112,098; and Washington, 99,648. State, 1,772,450.
K en tu cky: Ballard, 28,875; Carlisle, 18,084; Crittenden, 24,794; Daviess, 41,910; Fulton, 23,540; Hancock, 12,540;
Henderson, 60,863; Hickman, 28,072;
Livingston, 24,079; McLean, 21,978;
Union, 41,184; and Webster, 28,951.
State, 354,870.
M aryland: Baltimore, 19,530; Caroline, 20,506; Carroll, 29,539; Cecil, 15,216;
Frederick, 42,034; H a r f o r d , 17,540;
Howard, 11,783; Kent, 18,614; Mont gomery, 22,697; Queene Annes, 24,755;
and Washington, 26,940. State, 249,154.
Pennsylvania: Adams, 31,855; Berks, 43,860; Chester, 41,033; Cumberland, 33,792; Dauphin, 22,001; Franklin, 40,304;
Fulton, 9,933; Lancaster, 74,698; Leba non, 22,738; Perry, 17,147; and York;
67,225. State, 404,586.
Sec. 329 a of the Act 52 Stat. 52;
7 U.S.C. 1940 ed. 1329 a
Done at Washington, D. C., this 24th day of March 1942. Witness my hand and the seal of the Department of Agri culture.
seal I
C laude R. W ickard, , S ecretary o f Agriculture.
F. R. Doc. 42-2550; Filed, March 24, 1942;
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Chapter VIIISugar Service, Agricultural Conservation and Adjustment Admin istration P art 802 S ugar D eterminations DETERMINATION OF PROPORTIONATE SHARES
FOR FARMS IN THE MAINLAND CANE SUGAR
AREA FOR THE 1 9 4 2 CROP

Whereas, section 302 of the Sugar Act of 1937, as amended, provides in part as follows:
a The amount of sugar or liquid sugar with respect to which payment may be made