Farm Relief and Agricultural Adjustment Acts

Public, No. 421 (extract), approved January 30, 1942. No maximum price
shall be established for any agricultural commodity below 110 percent
of the parity price of such commodity (rider in Price Control Act of
1942).

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Extending the life of

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Public, No. 427, approved January 31, 1942. To amend Sec. 392 of Agri-

cultural Adjustment Act of 1938 so as to provide separate appropriation

accounts for administrative expenses of--

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Public, No. 439, approved February 6, 1942. To adjust tobacco, wheat,
and cotton marketing quotas and acreage allotments in cases where farm

land is acquired by United States for defense purposes_

Public, No. 445, approved February 10, 1942. Extend time during which

orders and marketing agreements under Agricultural Adjustment Act

may be applicable to hops___

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Public, No. 466, approved February 28, 1942. Extend time within which

the amount of any national marketing quota for tobacco may be in-

creased under Sec. 312 (a) of Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938----

Public, No. 589, approved June 5, 1942. To expedite the settlement of

claims and accounts incident to certain agricultural adjustment pro-

gram

Public, No. 634, approved June 27, 1942. Federal Surplus Commodities

Corporation to be continued as an agency of the United States---

Public, No. 662, approved July 9, 1942. To amend the Agricultural Adjust-

ment Act of 1938, with respect to marketing quotas for peanuts---

Public, No. 674 (extract), approved July 22, 1942. Parity payments to

provide to producers of wheat, cotton, corn, rice, and tobacco.

Public, No. 719, approved September 29, 1942. To amend the Soil Con-

servation and Domestic Allotment Act to authorize payments in cases

where farmers' crops are acquired prior to harvest in connection with

acquisition of their farms for use in the national war effort__

Public, No. 729 (extract), approved October 2, 1942. To provide for

support parity price of 90%; this amends Price Control Act of 1942,

and known as Stabilization Act of 1942.

Public, No. 18, approved March 25, 1943. To permit additional sales of

wheat for food..

Public, No. 43, approved April 29, 1943. To amend the Agricultural Ad-
justment Act of 1938, to further regulate Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce in tobacco---.

Public, No. 71, approved June 14, 1943. To amend Public, No. 18, 78th
Congress, to permit additional sales of wheat for food_.
Public, No. 118, approved July 7, 1943. Relating to marketing of burley
and flue-cured tobacco under the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938--
Public, No. 129, approved July 12, 1943. Parity payments to make for
the crop year 1942.

Continuing the Commodity

Public, No. 240, approved February 28, 1944.
Credit Corporation until June 30, 1945-

Public, No. 276, approved March 31, 1944. To amend the Agricultural

Adjustment Act of 1938, for the purpose of further regulating Inter-

state and Foreign Commerce in tobacco__

Public, No. 367 (extract), approved June 28, 1944. Parity payments to

producers of agricultural commodities_.

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Public, No. 383 (extract), approved June 30, 1944. Amendments to

Stabilization Act of 1942, relating to supporting the prices of nonbasic

agricultural commodities, parity prices___

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Public, No. 151, approved July 16, 1943. Continue the Commodity Credit

Corporation as an agency of the United States__.

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Public, No. 219, approved December 23, 1943. Continuing Commodity Credit

Corporation until February 17, 1944.

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Public, No. 345, approved June 20, 1944. Extending for period of 2 years

the Sugar Act of 1937__.

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Public, No. 551, approved December 23, 1944. To amend the Federal Crop

Insurance Act_

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Public, No. 12, approved February 28, 1945. Amend the Agricultural Ad-
justment Act of 1938 and sections 7 to 17 of the Soil Conservation and
Domestic Allotment Act to encourage growing of war crops by protect-
ing allotments of producers of cotton, wheat and peanuts__
Public, No. 30, approved April 12, 1945. To continue Commodity Credit
Corporation as an agency of the United States to June 30, 1947–
Public, No. 88, approved June 23, 1945. To permit the continuation of certain
subsidy payments and purchase and sale operations under Section 5d (3)
of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act----

Public, No. 91, approved June 29, 1945. To repeal section 3 of the Agri-

cultural Adjustment Act, relating to hops----

Public, No. 108 (extract), approved June 30, 1945. Amendments to Price
Control and Stabilization Acts of 1942, relating to agricultural commodities
including livestock_.

Public, No. 163, approved July 28, 1945. Relating to the marketing of fire-

cured and dark air-cured tobacco under the Agricultural Adjustment Act

of 1938_.

Public, No. 164, approved July 31, 1945. Relating to the payment of sub-

sidies by the Commodity Credit Corporation and the Reconstruction

Finance Corporation---

To amend Public Law 30, 79th

Public, No. 302, approved February 19, 1946. To amend the Agricultural

Adjustment Act of 1938, relating to the 50-percent penalty for marketing

in excess of quota on burley tobacco_

Public, No. 328, approved March 21, 1946.

Congress (relates to subsidy payments)