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Washington, Saturday, March 8,1947
TITLE 3 THE PRESIDENT
PROCLAMATION 2719
Ar m y D ay
and
Ar m y W ee k ,
1947

BY THE PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS th e Army of the United States is a bulwark of our countrys strength in time of peril and the faithful guardian of our dearly-bought liberty in time of peace, and has since the incep tion of this Nation stood between our freedom-loving people and a ll aggres sors; and WHEREAS the soldiers of our Army continue in active service as loyal serv ants of our democracy, whose purpose is to insure the establishment of justice, tranquillity, and an enduring peace ; and WHEREAS Senate Concurrent Reso lution 5, 75th Congress, 1st Session, which was agreed to by the House of Representatives on March 16, 1937 50
Stat. 1108, provides;
"T h a t April 6 of each year be recognized by the Senate and House of Representatives of th e U nited Sta tes of A merica as Army Day, and th a t th e P resident of th e United States be requested, as Commander in C hief, to order m ilitary u n its through out th e United S ta te s to assist civic bodies in appro priate celebration to such exten t as he may deem advisable; to issue a proclam ation each year declaring April 6 as Army Day, and in such proclam ation to invite th e Governors of th e various S ta tes to Issue Army Day proclam ations: P rov id ed , T h a t in th e event April 6 falls on Sunday, th following Mon day shall be recognized as Army Day :

NOW, THEREFORE, I, HARRY S.
TRUMAN, President of the United States of America, in order that -we may give special recognition to our Army, whose soldiers have gallantly secured and guarded our freedom since the founding of the Republic and have heroically sac rificed to bring to the world a lasting peace founded upon justice to all man kind, do hereby proclaim Monday, April 7,1947, as Army Day, and encourage the observance of the week beginning April 6 and ending April 12, 1947, as Army Week; and I invite the Governors of the several States to isstfe proclamations for the celebration of this day and this week in such manner as to render appropriate honor to the Army of the United States.
I also remind our citizens that our Army, charged with the responsibility
of defending the United States and our territorial possessions and of promoting the firm establishment of peace and good order in the territories of our defeated enemies, can discharge these duties only with the firm support of our people. I
therefore urge my fellow countrymen to be mindful of the Armys needs, to the end that our soldiers may not lack the means to perform effectively their con tinuing tasks and that the hardships of military service in foreign lands may be alleviated in everyway possible. There is no means by which we can better honor our heroic dead than by our support of their living comrades who carry on the mission they so nobly advanced.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here unto set my hand and caused the seal of th e United States of America to be affixed.
DONE at the City of Washington this 7th day of March in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty s e a l seven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and seventy-first.
H ar r y S _ T rum an
By the President:
D ean A c h eso n ,
Acting S ecretary o f State.
IF . R . Doc. 47-2325; Filed, Mar. 7, 1847;
12:17 p. m.

TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter IIProduction and Marketing Administration Commodify Credit 1946 C. C. C. Corn B u lletin I Loan and Supp. 1, as Amended P art
248 C orn L oans SUBPART 1946

This bulletin states the requirements with respect te the 1946 Corn Loan Pro gram formulated by Commodity Credit Corporation and the Production and Marketing Administration. Loans will be made available on corn produced in 1946 hereinafter referred to as the "commodity in accordance with this bulletin.
Sec.
248.31
248.32
248.33

A dm inistration o f program.
A vailability o f loans.
Approved lending agencies.
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CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
Proclamation Army Day and Army Week, 1947.

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EXECUTIVE AGENCIES
Agriculture Department S ee also Commodity Credit Corpo ration.
Notices:
Non-basic agricultural commodities; adjustment in pro duction __________________
1611
Proposed rule making:
Evaporated milk industry; ter mination of marketing agree ment and license____________ 1606
Milk handling in Greater Bos ton, Mass., area___ c._______
1607
Rules and regulations:
Citrus fruits; limitation of ship ments:
California and Arizona:
1593
Lem ons__________
O ran g es_______________
1593
Florida:
G rap efru it__ ______
1592
O ran g es_________________ 1592
Alien Property, Office of Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
Bensinger, Hedwig, et al____
1632
Berthold, Elizabeth-:___ _____ 1635
Buchholz, Metta____ ______
1636
Celotex Corp__________
1640
DeCordova, Verá____________ 1638
Duestrow, Huida___________
1636
Eisele, Anna________________ 1637
Fisher, Mary__________________ 1633
Gerlowski, Joseph__ ________ 1634
1641
Granda, Mary Ionescu______
Hausstiftung, Kurhessische_i 1640
Heinsohn, Paul_____________ 1640
Helvst, Marie___________
1637
Herschkovitz, Maurice______ . 1637
Hoerner, Eugen, G. m. b. H__ 1639
Hofsess, Christian Heinrich_1639
Keller, Otto, and Marie Stech er________
1639
Keller, Stephen__ I _________ 1633
Kleps, Daniel Emil_____ .___ 1636
Maskarinec, Wasel_________
1640
Maushart, Joseph________
1637
M5hle, E rn est!_____ _______ 1634
Philippine Mfg. Co. and Arno Brasch___ ! ________
1641
Rasp, Daniel________________ 1634
Schwartz, Johanna____ _____ 1634
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