Reconstruction Finance Corporation- Page Continued. Capital stock, partial retirement of, authorized---------------------- 572 Continuance of functions------------- 574 Defense program, loans, plant construc- tion, etc----------------------- 573 Dividends from earnings, payment authorized--------------------- 572 Federal home-loan banks, purchase of stock authorized---------------- 572 Federal Housing Administration, funds advanced to, amount available for payment of losses under insur- ance----------------------- 121,631 Highways, financing of right-of-way acquisitions ------------------- 871 Loans, advances, etc., extension of ma- turity date------------------ 573,956 Railroads, loans and commitments to, increase of total amount author- ized------------------------- 573 Strategic and critical materials, financ- ing production, etc., of --------- 573 Payment for, in advance of delivery, authorized ------------------- 574 Strategic and critical minerals, loans for development of deposits of, author- ized------------------------- 897 Transfer of funds to certain Treasury Department appropriations author- ized--------------------------- 60 Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, Amendments: Export-Import Bank of Washington- Lending authority increased ------- 961 Outstanding obligations, increase au- thorized -------------------- 962 Western Hemisphere, countries of, loans to---------------------- 961 Railroads, purchase of obligations; loans, etc----------------------- 955 Title to property financed, etc., by Corporation ----------------- 955 Reconstruction Finance Corporation Mort- gage Company, appropriation for --- 123 Records, U. S . Government, photograph- ing, etc., of: Admissibility in evidence ------------ 959 Disposition of original records -------- 958 Red Cedar Shingles, investigations with respect to; imposition of duty on, etc ------------------------- 708 Red Cross, American, transportation of supplies, etc., to belligerent states--- 7, 611 Permission of blockading power re- quired ------------------------ 611 Red Hill. See Patrick Henry National Monument. Red Lake, Minn., appropriation for school facilities ----------------------- Red Lake Band, Chippewa Indians, Minn., per capita payment to --------- Red Lake Hospital, Minn., appropriation Page 1041 1103 for ----------------------------- 426 Red Lake Indians, Minn.: Appropriation for- Construction and repair of buildings_ 431 Construction of homes, etc---------- 417 Red River: Denison Reservoir, Tex. and Okla., pur- pose declared------------------ 1200 Oklahoma,,payment to, from oil and gas royalties, south half ----------- 412 Reformatories, appropriation for main- tenance, etc-------------------- 205,645 Refugee Children, evacuation from war zones by American vessels---------- Refugees, purchase of agricultural, etc., supplies for, authorized _ -- _ _ _ -- -- - Appropriation for-------------- Report to Congress ---- .. .. .. - -- - -. Refugees, International Committee on Political, appropriation for-- ----- Registration of Aliens. See Alien Regis- tration Act, 1940. Registration of Foreign-Controlled, etc., Organizations------------------ Relief. See Emergency Relief Appropria- tion Act, 1941. Reorganization Plan No. III- - -- - -- - -- -- Agriculture, Department of- Agricultural Adjustment Administra- tion, consolidation of Division of Marketing and Marketing Agree- ments into Surplus Marketing Administration------------- Federal Surplus Commodities Cor- poration, consolidation into Sur- plus Marketing Administration-- Surplus Marketing Administration, consolidation of designated of- fices into----
Civil Aeronautics Authority, transfer of functions to Administrator of Civil Aeronautics --
Effective date----- _- - -- - -- -
Funds, transfer of------------ General provisions------------ Interior, Department of the- Biological Survey, Bureau of, con- solidation into Fish and Wild- life Service------------------ Fish and Wildlife Service, consolida- tion of designated bureaus into; administration, etc ----------- Fisheries, Bureau of, consolidation into Fish and Wildlife Service__- 866 627 627 627 651 1201 1231 1232 1232 1232 1233 231 1233 1233 1232 1232 1232 INDEX CVIII
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