Subject

Num-
ber

Date

Reference

Executive order—Continued.

Organization of executive agencies.- 6166 | June 10, 1933
Amending E.O. 6166, June 10, 1933, 6228 July 28, 1933

relative to organization of ex

ecutive agencies.
Delegating certain functions and | 6252 | Aug. 19, 1933

powers to and providing certain
regulations for the Federal Emer-
gency Administration of Public

Works.
Prescribing provisions relating to 6260 | Aug. 28, 1933

the hoarding, export, and ear-
marking of gold coin, bullion, or
currency and to transactions in

foreign exchange.
Authorizing the formation of a cor 6340 | Oct. 16, 1933

poration to be known as the

Commodity Credit Corporation.
Relating to gold recovered from 6359 Oct. 25, 1933

natural deposits.
Proclamation: Directing the opening of 2067 Dec. 21, 1933

mints to newly mined domestic silver. Executive order:

Amending E.O. 6260, Aug. 28, 1933, 6556 Jan. 12, 1934

relating to hoarding, export and
earmarking of gold coin, bullion,
or currency and to transactions

in foreign exchange.
Prescribing regulations relating to 6560 Jan. 15, 1934

transactions in foreign exchange,
transfers of credit, and the export

of coin and currency.
Transferring the Bureau of Mines 6611 | Feb. 22, 1934

from the Department of Com-
merce to the Department of the

Interior.
Transferring the functions of the 6614 Feb. 26, 1934

War Department pertaining to
national memorials and ceme-
teries in Europe to the American

Battle Monuments Commission.
Public notice and presentation of 6750 June 27, 1934

views to the Committee for Reci-
procity Information in connection

with foreign trade agreements.
Proclamation: Directing mint to receive 2092 Aug. 9, 1934

domestic silver. Executive order:

Prescribing rules governing the ob- 6913 Dec. 4, 1934

taining of narcotic drugs and
preparations by qualified persons
in the Virgin Islands from manu-
facturers and wholesale dealers

in the United States.
Delegating certain powers and func 6929 Dec. 26, 1934

tions to the Federal Emergency

Administrator of Public Works. See footnotes on p. 192.

Subject

Number

Date

Reference

30, 1935

Proclamation:

Modifying seignorage deduction for 2124 Apr. 10, 1935

silver coinage. Further modifying seignorage de- | 2125 Apr. 24, 1935

duction for silver coinage. Executive order:

Establishment of the Resettlement

Administration.
Certain property, functions, and 7028 Apr. 30, 1935

funds of the Federal Emergency
Relief Administration transferred
to the Resettlement Adminis-

tration.
Establishing the Division of Appli- 7034 May 6, 1935

cations and Information of the
National Emergency Council,
the Advisory Committee on Al-
lotments and the Works Progress

Administration.
Certain property, functions, and 7041 May 15, 1935

funds relating to subsistence
homesteads transferred from the
Secretary of the Interior to the

Resettlement Administration.
Authorizing the Federal Emer- | 7064 | June 7, 1935

gency Administration of Public
Works to continue to perform

its functions.
Prescribing rules and regulations 7083 June 24, 1935

relating to methods of prosecut-
ing projects under the Emer-
gency Relief Appropriation Act

of 1935.
Prescribing rules and regulations 7143 | Aug. 19, 1935

governing the making of loans
by the Resettlement Adminis-
tration under the Emergency Re-

lief Appropriation Act of 1935.
Prescribing rules and regulations 7164 Aug. 29, 1935

relating to student-aid projects
and to employment of youth on
other projects under the Emer-
gency Relief Appropriation Act

of 1935.
Amending E.O. 7027, Apr. 30, 1935, 7200 | Sept. 26, 1935

establishing the Resettlement

Administration.
Prescribing documents required of 7224A) Nov. 14, 1935

aliens entering the Philippine

Islands.
Prescribing regulations governing 7233 Nov. 23, 1935

investigation under section 22 of
the Agricultural Adjustment Act

as emended.
Prescribing regulations governing 7234 Nov. 25, 1935

deposit money orders issued by

the Canal Zone Postal Service. See footnotes on p. 192.

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Subject

Number

Date

Reference

Executive order-Continued.

Prescribing regulations regarding | 7242 Dec. 6, 1935

highways, vehicles, and vehicular

traffic in the Canal Zone.
Delegating to the Secretary of State, 7297 Feb. 16, 1936

as Chairman of the National
Munitions Control Board, the
power to grant licenses for the

exportation of tin-plate scrap.
Amending E.O. 7164, Aug. 29, 1935, 7319 Mar. 18, 1936

prescribing rules and regulations
relating to student-aid projects
and to employment of youth on
other projects under the Emer-
gency Relief Appropriation Act

of 1935.
Authorizing the Secretary of Agri 7347 Apr. 15, 1936

culture to acquire land for wild

life conservation purposes. Providing that the expenditure of 7396 June 22, 1936

funds under the Emergency Re-
lief Appropriation Act of 1936 be
made in accordance with regula-
tions issued for the expenditure
of funds appropriated by the
Emergency Relief Appropriation
Act of 1935 except as to rates of
pay and eligibility for employ-
ment.
Amending E.O. 7164, Aug. 29, 1935, | 7433 | Aug. 18. 1936

prescribing rules and regulations
relating to student-aid projects
and to employment of youth on
other projects under the Emer-
gency Relief Appropriation Act

of 1935.
Transferring property and funds 7496 | Nov. 14, 1936

pertaining to recreational proj-
ects from the Resettlement Ad-
ministration to the Secretary of

the Interior.
The functions, funds, and property 7530 Dec. 31, 1936

of the Resettlement Administra-
tion transferred to the Secretary

of Agriculture.
Amending E.O. 7530, Dec. 31, | 7557 | Feb. 19, 1937

1936, transferring functions,
funds and property of the Re-
settlement Administration to the
Secretary of Agriculture by the
addition of certain Executive
order numbers to the second

paragraph of the said order. Proclamation:

Export of arms, ammunition, and 2236 | May 1, 1937

implements of war to Spain. Enumeration of arms, ammunition, 2237 | May 1, 1937

and implements of war. See footnotes on p. 192.

Subject

Num-
ber

Date

Reference

Executive order:

Expenditure of funds under the 7649 June 29, 1937 | 1 CFR

Emergency Relief Appropriation
Act of 1937 to be made in accord-
ance with the rules and regula-
tions issued for the expenditure
of funds appropriated by the
Emergency Relief Appropriation
Act of 1935 and the Emergency
Relief Appropriation Act of 1936
except as to rates of pay and

eligibility for employment.
Prescribing regulations for carrying 7715 Sept. 26, 1937 2.2.*

into effect in the Virgin Islands
certain provisions of the Mari-

huana Tax Act of 1937.
Delegating to the Secretary of the 7756 Dec. 1, 1937 2.2.*

Interior certain powers and func-
tions vested in the President by
the Act of February 22, 1935 (49
Stat. 30) as amended, and author-
izing the establishment of a Pe-

troleum Conservation Division.
Prescribing regulations for the en- | 7757 | Dec. 1, 1937

2.2.*
forcement of the provisions of the
Act of February 22, 1935 (49
Stat. 30) as amended, and re-
quiring certificates of clearance
for petroleum and petroleum
products moving in interstate

commerce.
Constituting designated area and 7758 Dec. 1, 1937 2.2. *

establishing Federal Tender
Board No. 1 for the enforcement
of the provisions of the Act of
February 22, 1935 (49 Stat. 30)

as amended. Revoking E.O. 7024-B, Apr. 25, 7759 Dec. 1, 1937 2.2.*

1935, and E.O. 7129-A, Aug. 6,
1935, relating to the shipment of
petroleum in interstate and for-

eign commerce.
Proclamation: Relating to seigniorage

2.2.* deduction for silver coinage. Executive order: Documents required of bona fide | 7797 | Jan. 26, 1938

2.2. * alien seamen entering the United

States.
Providing for cash relief for certain 7837 Mar. 12, 1938 2.2.*

employees of the Panama Canal.
Prescribing rules governing the 7856 Mar. 31, 1938

2.2.* granting and issuing of passports

in the United States. Documents required of aliens en 7865 Apr. 12, 1938 2.2.*

tering the United States.
Prescribing regulations governing 7298 Feb. 18, 1936 2.7.*

the preparation, filing, and dis-
tribution of Executive orders and

proclamations.
See footnotes on p. 192.

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1.3.

209

Executive order—Continued.

Abolishing the Geographic Board 6680 Apr. 17, 1934 1 CFR and transferring its functions to

2.8.*
the Department of Interior.
Amending Civil Service Rule I.---- 642 3, 1907 5 CFR
Promulgating the Civil Service 209 | Mar. 20, 1903

Rules replacing those promul-
gated May 6, 1896, and the
amendments thereof.
Do------

Mar. 20, 1903 1.101. Prescribing regulations regarding

Jan. 17, 1873 1.102. the holding of State positions by

employees. Interpreting E.O. 9, Jan. 17, 1873, |------ Jan. 28, 1873 1.103.

and enumerating exemptions

thereto. Amending Executive order, Jan. 28, 6259 Aug. 27, 1933 1. 103.

1873, to include all mechanics and

laborers in armories, arsenals, etc. Extending the provisions of E.O. | 661 June 26, 1907 1.104. 653, June 13, 1907, which amends

E.O. 9, Jan. 17, 1873.
Amending E.O. 9, Jan. 17, 1873, to 1118 Aug. 4, 1909 1.104.

enable certain State officials to
accept appointments as special
agents for the collection of sta-
tistics of cotton under the Bureau

of the Census. Excepting from E.O. 9, Jan. 17, 1583 Aug. 24, 1912 1.104.

1873, the temporary office of
moderator of a town meeting.
Amending E.O. 9, Jan. 17, 1873, to 1991 | July 9, 1914 1.104.

enable employees of the Recla-
mation Service of the National
Park Service to accept appoint-
ments as deputy fish or game

wardens without compensation.
Authorizing officers and employees 2071 | Oct. 31, 1914 1.104.

in the Federal Government to
serve as election officers in Puerto

Rico.
Amending E.O. 9, Jan. 17, 1873, to | 2252 | Oct. 6, 1915 | 1.104.

enable laborers in charge of lights
in the Lighthouse Service in the
Department of Commerce to

accept State appointments.
Amending E.O. 1072, May 14, 1909, 3158 ) Aug. 27, 1919 1.104.

so as to include arsenals and other
military establishments.
Amending E.O. 9, Jan. 17, 1873, to 3771 | Jan. 2, 1923 1.104.

permit Federal employees to ac-
cept State appointments as spe-
cial agents in the discretion of the

Secretary of Labor.
See footnotes on p. 192.

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