Subject

Num-
ber

Date

Reference

10 CFR

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

Executive order-Continued.

Reserving certain lands in Cali. 6588 Feb. 6, 1934

fornia for use of the War Depart-
ment as a bombing and gunnery

range.
Reserving certain lands in Anchor- 6626 Mar. 5, 1934

age, Alaska, for use of the War

Department.
Reserving certain lands in Washing- 6628 Mar. 5, 1934

ton known as “Short Island” for
use of the War Department for

military purposes.
Restoring to the Territory of 6630 Mar. 6, 1934

Hawaii a tract of land for road
purposes formerly set aside for a
military reservation by E.Q. 2566,

Mar. 28, 1917.
Correcting the description of cer- 6713 May 21, 1934

tain lands set aside by E.O. 3207,
Dec. 30, 1919, and known as the
Corundu Military Reservation,

Canal Zone.
Reserving certain lands in Alaska 6827 | Aug. 21, 1934

for use of the War Department
and revoking E.O. 6626, May 5,
1934, insofar as it pertains to
& certain portion of Anchorage
Townsite in the Territory of

Alaska.
Reserving certain lands in Idaho 6851 Sept. 22, 1934

for use as a target range by the

War Department.
Correcting the description and de- 7010 Apr. 10, 1935

fining the limits and extent of the
Waianae-Kai Military Reserva-

tion, Territory of Hawaii.
Transferring certain tracts in the 7049 May 21, 1935

former Forts Davis, Egbert, Gib-
bon, and St. Michael Military
Reservations in Alaska to the
control of the Secretary of the
Interior, the same having become

useless for military purposes.
Setting aside certain land in Alaska 7135 Aug. 9, 1935

for use as a radio station by the

War Department.
Interchanging certain property in 7215 Oct. 26, 1935

California, Hawaii, and the Dis-
trict of Columbia between the
United States War and Navy

Departments.
Transferring_to the control of the 7288 Feb. 11, 1936

Treasury Department a portion
of the Mayaguez Barracks Mili-
tary Reservation at Mayaguez,

Porto Rico.
See footnotes on p. 192.

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

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Subject

Num-
ber

Date

Reference

10 CFR

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

use

51.1 (a).

Executive order—Continued.

Transferring to the War Depart-7381 June 3, 1936

ment possession and control of
certain land at Army supply base,

Charleston, South Carolina.
Setting apart certain lands in the 7407 July 6, 1936

Canal Zone as a military reserva-
tion to be known as Quarry

Heights Military Reservation.
Withdrawing certain lands for use 7442 Aug. 31, 1936

of the War Department for en-
largement of a target range for

the New Mexico National Guard.
Revoking E.O. 2242, Aug. 31, 1915, 7448 Sept. 12, 1936

and E.O. 3672, May 8, 1922, and
withdrawing public lands in
Alaska for use of the War Depart-

ment as a radio receiving station.
Reserving lands in Wyoming for 7491 Noy. 14, 1936

use of the War Department as a

target range. Amending and correcting the de- 7503 Dec. 3, 1936

scription of the boundaries of Kuwaaohe Military Reservation, Territory of Hawaii. Withdrawal of public lands for en- 7515 Dec. 16, 1936 largement of a target range for

of the Arizona National
Guard.
Restoring lands to the Territory of 7576 Mar. 15, 1937

Hawaii for road purposes and
reserving lands for military pur-
poses at Schofield Barracks Mili-

tary Reservation.
Restoring to the Territory of 7588 Mar. 27, 1937

Hawaii a portion of the Fort
Shafter Military Reservation.
Withdrawal of public lands_in 7596 Mar. 31, 1937

Alaska for use of the War De

partment.
Restoring to the Territory of 7658 July 15, 1937

Hawaii a portion of the Fort De
Russy Military Reservation.
Withdrawing public lands in Wash- 7695 Aug. 23, 1937

ington for use of the War Depart-
ment for military purposes.
Withdrawing certain lands in Cali- 7707 Sept. 11, 1937

fornia for use of the War Depart-
ment for military purposes.
Do...

7740 Nov, 15, 1937 Correcting the description of land 7794 Jan. 20, 1938

contained in E.O. 6050, Feb. 27,
1933, setting aside territory near

Juneau, Alaska.
Transferring a portion of the Boise 7798 Jan. 26, 1938

Barracks Military Reservation,
Idaho, to the control and juris-
diction of the Veterans' Admin-

istration.
See footnotes on p. 192.

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

51.1 (a). 51.1 (a).

51.1 (a).

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Executive order:

Establishing airspace reservations 7138

over certain military and naval
reservations subject to special
permission for their use from the
War Department or the Navy

Department.
Establishing the island of Tutuila

of the Samoan group and certain
other islands into a naval station
to be known as the Tutuila Sta-
tion and to be under the com-

mand of the Navy.
Placing the public lands on the Mid- 199A

way Islands, Hawaiian group,
under the jurisdiction and control

of the Navy Department.
Reserving Johnston Island and 4467

Sand Island, in the Pacific Ocean
for the use of the Department of
Agriculture as a refuge and breed-

ing ground for native birds.
Setting aside air space for national 5211

defense purposes over the Aber-
deen Proving Ground, portions
of the Fort Hoyle and the Edge-
wood Arsenal Military Reserva-
tions and certain other areas in

the State of Maryland.
Setting apart airspace reservations 5281

over certain harbors as prohibited
areas for civil aircraft subject to
special permission for their use
from the United States Navy
Department.
Placing Wake Island, Kingman 6935

Reef, and Johnston and Sand
Islands in the Pacific Ocean under
the control and jurisdiction of
the Secretary of the Navy for
administrative purposes subject
to the use by the Department of
Agriculture of Johnston and Sand
Islands as provided by E.O. 4467,

June 29, 1926.
Proclamation: Establishing a national 2112

monument at Fort Jefferson, Florida,
and revoking certain Executive orders
relating to the Dry Tortugas group of

islands for that purpose. Executive order:

Establishing airspace reservations | 7138

over certain military and naval
reservations subject to special
permission for their use from the
War Department or the Navy

Department.
See footnotes on p. 192.

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Executive order—Continued.
Authorizing the Surgeon General 3868 June 18, 1923 15 CFR
to make physical examinations

1.9. *
of applicants and employees at
the request of the Civil Service

Commission.
Providing for reinstatement of

June 2, 1920 1.34. *
former Federal Employees in
order to receive benefits of retire
ment under certain conditions.
Do....

June 2, 1920 1.34.* 3
Directing executive departments | 7104 July 18, 1935 400.202.

and other establishments of the
Government to cooperate with
Foreign-Trade Zones Board.
Do...

7104 July 18, 1935 400.203. Changing the boundaries of customs 2307 Feb. 7, 1916 19 CFR collection districts of Oregon and

1.2.1
Washington.
Creating a port of entry at Winston- 2366 Apr. 24, 1916 1.2.1

Salem, North Carolina.
Readjusting boundaries of customs 2702 Sept. 7, 1917 1.2.1

districts in the States of Texas

and New Mexico. Abolishment of Los Angeles, Cali- 3220 Feb. 2, 1920 1.2.1

fornia, as customs port of entry and designation of two new districts with ports at Los Angeles, San Diego, Calexico, Campo, and Tia Juana, California. Changing the boundaries of cus- 3234 Feb. 27, 1920 1.2.1

toms collection districts of Mary

land and Virginia. Abolishing port of entry at Sulzer, 3321 Sept. 1, 1920 1.2.1

Alaska, and creating one at Craig,

Alaska.
Abolishing and establishing a cus- 3390 | Jan. 29, 1921

1.2.1 toms port of entry at Portland

Oregon. Abolishing certain ports of entry in 3609 Jan. 9, 1922 1.2.1 Maine, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Florida, Texas, California, Alaska, Montana, Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois, and Nebraska, and establishing several in Maine and

Texas. Creating a customs port of entry at 3751 Nov. 3, 1922 1.2.1

Seward, Alaska.
Abolishment of San Diego, Cali- 3779 Jan. 26, 1923 1.2.1

fornia, as customs port of entry
and designation of Los Angeles,
San Diego, Calexico and Tia
Juana, California, under collec-

tion district No. 27.
Creating a customs port of entry at 3808 | Mar. 28, 1923 1.2.:

Hyder, Alaska.
See footnotes on p. 192.

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