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VOLUME 11

NUMBER 191

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Washington Regulations TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
Subtitle AOffice of the Secretary of Agriculture .
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ADJUSTMENTS IN MAXIMUM PRICES FOR SOY
BEANS AND CRUDE COTTONSEED, SOYBEAN, PEANUT AND CORN OILS

7.105 Adjustments in maximum prices for soybeans and crude cottonseed, soybean, peanut and corn oils, a Pursuant to the authority vested in me by the Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, and particularly by section 1A e 2 A of said act as added by the Price Control Extension Act of 1946,1 hereby determine that contin uation of the maximum prices appli cable to soybeans and to crude cotton seed, soybean, peanut, and com oils would impede the necessary production of such commodities and that adjust ments in such prices are necessary to obtain the necessary production. I, therefore, recommend to the Price Ad ministrator that the present maximum prices for crude cottonseed oil, crude soybean oil, crude peanut oil, and crude corn oil be each increased 1.75 cents per pound and that the present base maxi mum price for soybeans be increased 15
cents per bushel. Related increases should be made in the ceiling prices for products made from these vegetable oils such as oleomargarine, salad and cook ing oils, shortening, mayonnaise and salad dressing.
b There is at the present time a critical shortage of cottonseed, soybean, peanut and corn oils. The low level of production of these oils is impeding the production of cooking oil, salad oil, mar garine and shortening. Mills are unable to obtain any appreciable quantities of cottonseed for crushing, and this situa tion threatens to continue unless some adjustment is made in the price of cot tonseed oil.
c It is also necessary to encourage the early marketing of 1946 crop soy beans and to encourage production of soybeans in 1947 to meet thq current and expected future shortage of these oils.
I have, therefore, recommended that maximum prices for soybeans and for crude cottonseed, soybean, peanut, and corn oils be increased as indicated above.

, Tuesday, October 1, 1946

56 Stat; 765; 58 Stat. 632, 642, 784; 59
Stat. 306; 5 U. S. C. 713a-8, 713a-8 note, 50 U. S. C. App. 901-903, 921-925, 961971; Pub. Law 548, 79th Cong.
N o t e : Adjustm en ts in M ax im u m Prices fo r Hogs, Cattle, and L am b s w h ich appeared at U P. R. 9550 is designated 7.100; A d ju st m ents in M axim um Prices fo r G u m T u rp e n
tin e w h ich appeared a t i l P. R. 9599 is desig n ated 7.101; A d justm en ts in M ax im u m Prices fo r D ry Edible Beans w hich appeared at 11 P. R . 9667 is designated 7.102; A d ju s t m ents in M ax im u m Prices fo r Flaxseed w h ich appeared at 11 F. R. 9789 is designated 7.103;
A d ju stm en ts in M ax im u m Prices for Rice w h ich appeared at 11. P. R . 9923 is designated 7.104; and Certificates of A g ric u ltu ral-C o m
m odities in Short Supply w h ich appeared at 11 F. R. 9669 is designated 7.50.

Issued this 26th day of September 1946.
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C h arles F . B

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Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
P . R. Doc. 46-17542; Filed, Sept. 30, 1946;
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Chapter IXProduction and Marketing Administration Marketing Agreements and Orders> P art M

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CONTENTS
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Milk handling;
Chicago, 111., suburban area 11126
Louisville, Ky., area------- , 11121
New York Metropolitan area. 11115
Price decontrol and recontrol;
soybeans and crude cotton seed, soybean, peanut and corn oils__________________ 11115
Salaries and wages in Oregon 11132
A lien P roperty Custodian :

Vesting orders, etc.:
Aman, Arthur______________ 11142
Bernhard, W alter.------------- 11140
Chernacoff, Peter Mi to______ 11142
Eckermann, Arthur_________ 11142
Gruene, Mrs. Lucy _________ 11143
Jiirgensen, Auguste Hansen_11143
Lorenzen, Laura M___________11145
Okutfama, Takato.__________ 11140
Pintsch, Elly____________
11140
Rappolt, Katharina_________ 11141
Stosius, Othmar, et al_______ 11143
Strohmenger, Olga, et al____11144
Tsuyuki, Kiyoshi, et al--------11144
Ziegra, Hans-------- -------------- 11145
D efense T ransportation, O ffice of :

Conservation of rail equipment:
Exception____________________ 11138
Onion sets, shipments________ 11138
Traffic, merchandise; Missouri-Kansas-Texas Rail road Co. and St. LouisSan Francisco Railway Co _____
11138

927.0 Findings and determina tions a Findings upon the basis of the hearing record. Pursuant to Public Act No. 10, 73d Congress May 12,1933, F ederal P ower C ommission :
as amended and as reenacted and Hearings, etc.:
amended by the Agricultural Marketing Northern Natural Gas Co____11139
Agreement Act of 1937, as amended Phebus Pipe Line Co_________ 11138
hereinafter referred to as the act , F ederal P ublic H ousing A uthor
and the rules of practice and procedure it y :
governing proceedings to formulate mar Delegation of authority to re keting agreements and marketing orders gional office officials______ 11132
7 CFR, Cum. Supp., 900.1 et seq., 10
H ousing E xpediter, O ffice of :
P. R. 11791,11 F. R. 7737 a public hear Premium payments; hardwood ing was held upon certain proposed flooring:
amendments to the tentatively approved Northern area--------11132
marketing agreement, as amended, and Southern area_______________ 11132
to the order, as amended, regulating the I nterstate Commerce C ommission :
handling of milk in the New York metro Car service; movement of grain politan marketing area. Upon the basis traffic under permit, ap of the evidence introduced at such hear pointment of agent_______ _ 11137
ing and the record thereof, it is hereby P rice A dministration , O ffice o f :
found that:
Adjustments and pricing orders:
1 The said order, as amended and as Andes Range and Furnace hereby amended, and all of the terms Corp . . . _______
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and conditions of said order, as amended Atlas Lamp Mfg. C o ._________ 11162
C o n tin u e d on p. 11117
Azzara, S. J., et al______________11163
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