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FEDERAL REGISTER

F rid a y, June 29, 1956

CODIFICATION GUIDE Con.
Title 5

PaSe
Chapter n i :
Part 325 ,______________________

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Title 6
Chapter H I:
Part 311_________________________ 4785
Chapter IV :
Part 421 4 documents_________ 4785, 4790, 4792, 4796

Title 7
Chapter V II:
Part 717_______
Part 730____________
Chapter IX :
Part 918 proposed____________
Part 958 proposed____________
Part 989 _______________________
Proposed rules________________
Part 1014 proposed___________

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Title 14
Chapter I:
Part 20_____ _____________________
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Part 40 proposed_____________
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Part 41 proposed_____ __________ 4832
Part 42 proposed_____________
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Title 18
Chapter I:
Part 157 proposed____________

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Title 19
Chapter I:
Part 10____._____________________

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Title 20
Chapter H f Part 200_________________________

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Title 24
Chapter I:
Part 109____________________

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Title 26 1954
Chapter I:
Part 1 proposed 2 docu ments ____ _______________ 4814, 4817

Title 30
Chapter I:
Part 11 proposed______ _______

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Title 49
Chapter I :
Part 95__________________________

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paragraph a is amended by the addi tion of the following posts:
Ascension Island.
Vieux Port, St. Lucia, B. W. I.

6. Effective as of the beginning of the first pay period following April 7, 1956, paragraph d is amended by the addi tion of the following:
Libya, all posts except Barce, Cirene, Derna, v El Aweila, Garian, Homs, Nisurata, Sebha, Tripoli, Wheelus Field, Zavia, Zliten and Zuara.

7. Effective as of the beginning of the first pay period following June 30, 1956, Paragraph d is amended by the addi tion of the following post:
Malang, Indonesia.

For the Secretary of State.
I. W . Carpenter, Jr., Assistant Secretary-Controller.
J u n e 21,1956.
F. R. Doc. 56-5164; Piled,. June 28, 1956;
8:51 a. m.

T enne sse e Continued
Average Average County value County value W a rre n ----- $20,000
W h it e ______ $19, 000
Washington 21,000W illiam son. 23,000
W ils o n __ _ 20,000
W a y n e ----- 17,000
W e a k le y ___ 20,000
Sec. 41 i , 50 Stat. 529, 60 Stat. 1066; 7
U. S. C. 1015 i

Dated: June 25,1956.

TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter III Farmers Home Adminis tration, Department of Agriculture Subchapter B Farm Ownership Loans
seal!

H. C. S m ith ,
Acting Administrator, Farmers Home Administration.
P. R. Doc. 56-5176; Piled, June 28, 1956;
8:53 a. m.

FH A Instruction 401.2

P art 311B asic R egulations Subpart B L oan L imitations AVERAGE VALUES OF FARMS; TENNESSEE
On June 18, 1956, for the purposes of title I of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act, as amended, average values of efficient family-type farm -m anage ment units for the counties identified below were determined to be as herein set forth. The average values hereto fore established for said counties, which appear in the tabulations of average values under 311.29, Chapter H I, Title 6 of the Code of Federal Regulations, are hereby superseded by the average values set forth below for said counties.
T e nnessee
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Title 21
Chapter I:
Part 120 proposed____________

Sec. 102, Part 1, E . O. 10000, 13 P. R. 5453;
3 cam, 1948 Supp.

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Average Average County value County value .
A n d erson __320, 000 J e ffe rs o n ___$23, 000
B e d fo r d ___ 20,000 J o h n s o n __19,000
Benton ___- 16,000 Knox _____ 25, 000
Bledsoe ___ 18,000 Lake ______ 80,000
B lo u n t ____ 23,000 Lauderdale _ 25,000
B r a d le y ___ 19,000 Lawrence _ 19,000
Campbell _ 18,000 L e w i s _____ 16,000
C a n n o n ___ 20,000
L in c o ln ___ 21,000
C a r r o ll____ 20,000 L o u d o n ___ 20,000
Carter ____ 20,000 M c M in n ___ 19,000
Cheatham _ 20,000
McNairy
18,000
C h e s t e r ___ 18,000
M acon ------ 16,000
Claiborne _ 18,000
M ad ison ___ 20,000
Clay ______ 18,000
M a r io n ____ 19,000
C o c k e _____ 20,000
MarshaU___ 20,000
Coffee ____ 18,000
M a u ry _____ 23,000
C r o c k e t t __ 22,000
Meigs _____ 18,000
Cumberland 18,000
M on ro e----- 19,000
D a v id s o n __ 25,000
Montgomery 20,000
D e c a tu r ___ 20,000
M o o r e _____ 19,000
De K a l b ___ 20, 000 M organ ____ 20,000
D ic k s o n ___ 18,000 O b io n ____ _ 24,000
D y e r _____ _ 25,000
O v e r to n ___ 18,000
P a y e t t e ___ 20,000 P e r r y _____ _ 16,000
Pentress __ 18,000 P ic k e t t ____ 18,000
F r a n k lin __ 20,000
P o lk ______ _ 19,000
G ib s o n ____ 22,000 P u tn a m ___ 19,000
Giles _____ 22,000 R h e a ______ 18,000
G r a in g e r __ 19,000 R o a n e _____ 19,000
G r e e n e ___
21,000 Robertson, - 22,000
G r u n d y ___ 16,000
Rutherford. 22,000
H a m b le n __ 23,000
Scott ______ 18,000
Hamilton . 19,000
Sequatchie _ 19,000
H a n c o c k __ 16,000 S e v ie r _____ 22,000
Hardeman _ 19,000 S h e lb y ____ 25,000
H a r d in __
18, 000 S m it h ____ _ 20, 000
H a w k in s __ 18,000 Stewart ___17,000
Haywood 22,000
S u lliv a n ___ 20,000
Henderson _ 20,000 Sumner ___ 20,000
H e n r y _____ 20,000 T i p t o n ____ 22,000
H ic k m a n __ 17,000 Trousdale _ 18,000
H ou ston ___ 18,000 Unicoi .___ _ 18, 000
Humphreys 18,000 U n io n _____ 19,000
J a c k s o n ___ 17,000 Van Buren _ 17,000

Chapter IV Commodify Stabilization Service and Commodity Credit Cor poration, Department of Agriculture Subchapter B Loans, Purchases, and Other Operations
1956 C. C. C. Grain Price Support Bulletin 1, Supp. 2, Barley
P art 421 G rains and R elated C ommodities S ubpart 1956-C rop B arley L o an
and
P urchase A greement P rogram SUPPORT RATES
The 1956 C. C. C. Grain Price Support bulletin 1, 21 F. R. 3997, issued by Commodity Credit Corporation and con taining the regulations of a general nature with respect to price support op erations for certain grains and other commodities produced in 1956 was sup plemented by 1956 C. C. C. Grain Price Support Bulletin 1, Supplement 1, B ar ley, 21 F. R. 4004, containing specific requirements applicable to price support operations on the 1956 barley crop.
These regulations are further supple mented by the addition of paragraph d
to 421.1683 as follows:
d
Support rates. Basic support rates for barley placed under loan and for barley delivered under purchase agreement are set forth in this para graph.
1 Basic support rates at designated terminal markets. Basic support rates per bushel for barley of the Classes B ar ley, and Western Barley grading No. 2 or better, and stored in approved ware houses at the terminal markets listed below are as follows:
Terminal market:
Albany, N. Y ______
Astoria, Oreg______
Baltimore, Md_____
Chicago, 111_______
Duluth, M inn_____
Galveston, Tex___, Houston, Tex______
Kansas City, Mo___.
Longview, Wash___
Los Angeles, C a lif..
Memphis, Tenn___
Milwaukee, W is__ ..
Minneapolis, Minn.
New Orleans, La__.
New York, N. Y ___
Norfolk, Va________
Oakland, Calif____

Bate per bushel $ 1 .3 4

1 .2 7

1 .3 1

1 .2 7

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1 .2 5

1 .2 4

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1 .3 4
1 .3 4
1 .2 7