Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 48 Part 1.djvu/1319

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ii INDEX. Agricultural Adjustment Act-Continued. Page. Cotton option contracts-Continued. Commodity benefits, general powers of Secretary-Continued. Force of agreements; loans from Reconstruction Finance Cor- poration _ __________________ 34 Issue of licenses to processors, etc- _ 35 Regulations to eliminate unfair practices_ __________________ 35 Penalty provisions ______ . . _______ 35 Reports of licensee_ __ _ __________ 35 Revocation of license if removal of commodity from warehouse when receipt outstanding _ _ _ _ 35 Processing Tax- Levy of; effective upon determina- tion to make benefit payments_ 35 Rate of; termination of; ascertain- ment of marketing year______ 35 Computation of, article upon which manufacturers' sales tax levied_ 36 Determination of rate_ _ _________ 36 Fair exchange value; how ascer- tained _____________________ 36 " Processing tax" defined _ _ ______ 36 Profiteering and pyramiding of tax, measures to prevenL ____ 36 Miscellaneous- Administration of Act; establish- ment of State, etc., commit- tees _____________________ . . _ 37 Regulations to be prescribed; es- tablishing conversion factors_ 37 Determination of amount of benefit payments; review___________ 37 Applicability of provisions_ _ _ ____ 37 Speculation in commodities by persons engaged in adminis- tering act forbidden __ _______ 37 Federal Trade Commission Act, applicability _______________ 37 Commodities; "basic agricultural commodities" defined _ _ _______ 38 Appropriation- Amount for administrative pur- poses _____________________ _ Availability of amount derived from taxes ___________ - _: -- _ Advances to be made ___________ _ Termination of Act; separability of provisions___________________ _ Exemptions and compensating taxes- Processing tax on commodity of low value waived __________ _ Production for home consump- tion ______________________ _ Refunds on delivery for charitable distribution _______________ _ 38 38 38 39 39 39 39 Agricultural Adjustment Act-Continued. Page. Cotton option contracts-Continued. Exemptions and compensating taxes-Continued. Compensating taxes, when proc- essing tax cnuses disadvan- tages in competition _ ________ 39 Equalizing tax on commodity illl- ports______________________ 40 Disposition of collected taxes_ ____ 40 Floor stocks; levies on; refunds _ ____ 40 Exportations; refunds of processing tax paid _____________________ 40 Bond when processing for exporL _ 41 Existing contracts; payments under _ 41 Collection of taxes _______________ _ 41 Agricultural Credits. See Emergency Farm Mortgage Act, 1933. Allocation of appropriation for, au- thorized_______________________ 210 Amendments- Acreage and cattle reduction con- tracts, etc., Members of Con- gress authorized to participate__ 337 Cattle added as basic commodity ___ 528 Dairy- and beef-cattle industries, financing of adjustments ilL 528, 805 Elimination of diseased cattle_ _ _ _ 528 Citation of AcL __________________ 199 Cotton; authority of Secretary of Agriculture to borrow on_______ 1058 Advances for settling debts, etc., for protecting title to; avail- ability of funds_ ____________ 1058 Discretionary use of alternative methods to finance acquisi- tion, etc., oL _______________ 1058 Handling, marketing, etc., of, ad vanCl~ to agencies for _ _ ___ 1059 Proceeds from sale of, in special deposit accounL__ ____ ______ 1059 Reconstruction Finance Corpora- tion loans for financing __ ____ 1059 Sales; total disposition by March 1, 1936; option contracts au- thorized___________________ 210 Grain sorghums added as basic com- modity _ _____________________ 528 Hogs, processing tax adjustments au- thorized __________________ . __ 1241 Machinery belting, tax exemption when processed in chief part from cottOIl ______ .. _._ ______________ 1223 Marketing agreements, authority of Secretary of Agriculture to enter_ 528 National Industrial Recovery Act not to repeal, etc., provisions of _ 199 Delegation of fUllctions affecting agricultural commodities to Secretary of Agriculture _ _ _ __ 199