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Volume 65

1951 · 82nd Congress · session 1 · 666 public laws.

  1. Public Law 82–1Public Law 1: To extend for two years the existing privilege of free importation of gifts from members of the Armed Forces of the United States on duty abroad.Feb 21, 1951
  2. Public Law 82–2Public Law 2: Amending section 5012 of the Internal Revenue Code.Feb 28, 1951
  3. Public Law 82–3Public Law 3: To authorize the construction of modern naval vessels, and for other purposes.Mar 10, 1951
  4. Public Law 82–4Public Law 4: To authorize the attendance of the United States Marine Band at the celebration of the one hundred and seventy-fifth anniversary of the fortification of Dorchester Heights, Massachusetts, and the evacuation of Boston, Massachusetts, by the British, to be held in South Boston. Massachusetts, on March 17, 1951.Mar 14, 1951
  5. Public Law 82–5Public Law 5: To confer Jurisdiction on the Court of Claims to hear, determine, and render judgment upon a certain claim of the Board of County Commissioners of Sedgwick County, Kansas.Mar 19, 1951
  6. Public Law 82–6Public Law 6: To extend the period for the admission of alien spouses and minor children of citizen members of the United States Armed Forces.Mar 19, 1951
  7. Public Law 82–7Public Law 7: Making additional appropriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year 1951, and for other purposes.Mar 19, 1951
  8. Public Law 82–8Public Law 8: To continue for a temporary period the provisions of the Housing and Kent Act of 1947, as amended.Mar 23, 1951
  9. Public Law 82–9Public Law 9: To provide for the renegotiation of contracts, and for other purposes.Mar 23, 1951
  10. Public Law 82–10Public Law 10: To amend and extend the provisions of the District of Columbia Emergency Rent Act, as amended.Mar 23, 1951
  11. Public Law 82–11Public Law 11: Making additional appropriations for the District of Columbia for the fiscal year 1951, and for other purposes.Mar 24, 1951
  12. Public Law 82–12Public Law 12: To authorize the payment of interest on series E savings bonds retained after maturity, and for other purposes.Mar 26, 1951
  13. Public Law 82–13Public Law 13: To provide compensation for duty voluntarily performed on their days off by officers and members of the Metropolitan Police force, the United States Park Police force, and the White House Police force.Mar 27, 1951
  14. Public Law 82–14Public Law 14: To clarify the immigration status of certain aliens.Mar 28, 1951
  15. Public Law 82–15Public Law 15: Authorizing vessels of Canadian registry to transport iron ore between United States ports on the Great Lakes during 1051.Mar 29, 1951
  16. Public Law 82–16Public Law 16: To extend the time for the filing of certain claims under the War Claims Act of 1948.Apr 5, 1951
  17. Public Law 82–17Public Law 17: To amend the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended.Apr 12, 1951
  18. Public Law 82–18Public Law 18: To authorize the printing of the annual reports of the Girl Scouts of the United States of America as separate House documents.Apr 16, 1951
  19. Public Law 82–19Public Law 19: To authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to convey certain lands in Ogden, Utah, to the Ogden Chamber of Commerce.Apr 18, 1951
  20. Public Law 82–20Public Law 20: To authorize relief of authorized certifying officers of terminated war agencies in liquidation by the Department of Labor.Apr 24, 1951
  21. Public Law 82–21Public Law 21: To provide reimbursement of expenses incurred in connection with the burial of those who served in the military forces of the Commonwealth of the Philippines while such forces were in the Armed Forces of the United States pursuant to the military order of the President of the United States, dated July 26, 1941.Apr 25, 1951
  22. Public Law 82–22Public Law 22: Making an emergency appropriation for the fiscal year 1951, and for other purposes.Apr 25, 1951
  23. Public Law 82–23Public Law 23: To authorize the payment by the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs of a gratuitous indemnity to survivors of members of the Armed Forces who die in active service, and for other purposes.Apr 25, 1951
  24. Public Law 82–24Public Law 24: To authorize the Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia to establish daylight saving time in the District.Apr 25, 1951
  25. Public Law 82–25Public Law 25: To give the Department of Commerce the authority to extend certain charters of vessels to citizens of the Republic of the Philippines, and for other purposes.Apr 28, 1951
  26. Public Law 82–26Public Law 26: To authorize the transfer to the Vermont Agricultural College of certain lands in Addison County, Vermont, for agricultural purposes.May 7, 1951
  27. Public Law 82–27Public Law 27: To authorize the sale of post route and rural delivery maps, opinions of the Solicitor, and transcripts of hearings before trial examiners, at rates to be determined by the Postmaster General.May 8, 1951
  28. Public Law 82–28Public Law 28: To provide certain benefits for certain persons who shall have served in the Armed Forces of the United States on and after June 27, 1950.May 11, 1951
  29. Public Law 82–29Public Law 29: Allowing the consumer of gasoline to deduct, for income-tax purposes. State taxes on gasoline imposed on the wholesaler and passed on to the consumer.May 12, 1951
  30. Public Law 82–30Public Law 30: To facilitate the financing of the defense contracts by banks and other financing institutions, to amend the Assignment of Claims Act of 1940, and for other purposes.May 15, 1951
  31. Public Law 82–31Public Law 31: To amend subdivision a of section 34 of the Bankruptcy Act, as amended.May 16, 1951
  32. Public Law 82–32Public Law 32: To amend subdivision a of section 55 of the Bankruptcy Act, as amended.May 16, 1951
  33. Public Law 82–33Public Law 33: To provide for continuation of authority for regulation of exports.May 16, 1951
  34. Public Law 82–34Public Law 34: To amend section 10 of Public Law 378, Eighty-first Congress.May 17, 1951
  35. Public Law 82–35Public Law 35: To amend section 153 (b) of the Internal Revenue Code.May 17, 1951
  36. Public Law 82–36Public Law 36: To provide that on and after January 1, 1952, dividends on national service life insurance shall be applied in payment of premiums unless the insured has requested payment of dividends in cash.May 18, 1951
  37. Public Law 82–37Public Law 37: To authorize the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to appoint a member of the Metropolitan Police Department or a member of the Fire Department of the District of Columbia as Director of the District Office of Civil Defense, and for other purposes.May 21, 1951
  38. Public Law 82–38Public Law 38: To suspend certain import, taxes on copper.May 22, 1951
  39. Public Law 82–39Public Law 39: To authorize the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs to reconvey to Tuskegee Institute a tract of land in Macon County, Alabama.May 25, 1951
  40. Public Law 82–40Public Law 40: To authorize the attendance of the United States Navy Band at the final reunion of the United Confederate Veterans to be held in Norfolk, Virginia, May 30 through June 2, 1951.May 28, 1951
  41. Public Law 82–41Public Law 41: To permit the board of supervisors of Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College to transfer certain lands to the Police Jury of the Parish of Rapides for use for holding livestock and agricultural expositions.May 29, 1951
  42. Public Law 82–42Public Law 42: To amend the Act of June 23, 1949, with respect to telephone and telegraph service for Members of the House of Representatives.May 29, 1951
  43. Public Law 82–43Public Law 43: Making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1951, and for other purposes.May 31, 1951
  44. Public Law 82–44Public Law 44: To amend section 28 of the Enabling Act for the State of Arizona relating to the terms of leases of State-owned lands.Jun 2, 1951
  45. Public Law 82–45Public Law 45: Making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1951, and for other purposes.Jun 2, 1951
  46. Public Law 82–46Public Law 46: To permit articles imported from foreign countries for the purpose of exhibition at the Japanese Trade Fair, Seattle, Washington, to be admitted without payment of tariff, and for other purposes.Jun 12, 1951
  47. Public Law 82–47Public Law 47: To amend the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended, and for other purposes.Jun 14, 1951
  48. Public Law 82–48Public Law 48: To furnish emergency food aid to India.Jun 15, 1951
  49. Public Law 82–49Public Law 49: Making an additional appropriation for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year 1951, and for other purposes.Jun 15, 1951
  50. Public Law 82–50Public Law 50: To extend the authority of the President to enter into trade agreements tinder section 350 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, and for other purposes.Jun 16, 1951
  51. Public Law 82–51Public Law 51: To provide for the common defense and security of the United States and to permit the more effective utilization of manpower resources of tile United States by authorizing universal military training and service, and for other purposes.Jun 19, 1951
  52. Public Law 82–52Public Law 52: To expand the authority of the Coast Guard to establish, maintain, and operate aids to navigation to include the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands.Jun 22, 1951
  53. Public Law 82–53Public Law 53: To amend section 6 of the Central Intelligence Agency Act of 1949.Jun 26, 1951
  54. Public Law 82–54Public Law 54: To extend for two years the period during which free postage for members of the Armed Forces of the United States in Korea and other specified areas shall be in effect. ’Jun 26, 1951
  55. Public Law 82–55Public Law 55: To provide transportation on Canadian vessels between Skagway, Alaska, and other points in Alaska, between Haines, Alaska, and other points in Alaska, and tietween Hyder, Alaska, and other points in Alaska or the continental United States, either directly or via a foreign port, or for any part of the transportation.Jun 27, 1951
  56. Public Law 82–56Public Law 56: For the relief of the State of Maryland.Jun 27, 1951
  57. Public Law 82–57Public Law 57: To extend the time for completing the construction of a toll bridge across the . Delaware River near Wilmington, Delaware.Jun 27, 1951
  58. Public Law 82–58Public Law 58: Relating to the treatment of powers of appointment for estate and gift tax purposes.Jun 28, 1951
  59. Public Law 82–59Public Law 59: Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to lease certain land in the State of Montana to the city of Poplar and the county of Roosevelt, Montana.Jun 28, 1951
  60. Public Law 82–60Public Law 60: To amend the Displaced Persons Act of 1948, as amended.Jun 28, 1951
  61. Public Law 82–61Public Law 61: Providing for United States participation in the celebration at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, of the one hundred and seventy-fifth anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.Jun 29, 1951
  62. Public Law 82–62Public Law 62: To amend section 4164 of title 18, United States Code, relating to conditional release of Federal prisoners.Jun 29, 1951
  63. Public Law 82–63Public Law 63: To extend and revise the District of Columbia Emergency Rent Act.Jun 30, 1951
  64. Public Law 82–64Public Law 64: To amend the Act incorporating the American University.Jun 30, 1951
  65. Public Law 82–65Public Law 65: To amend chapter 213 of title 18 of the United States Code.Jun 30, 1951
  66. Public Law 82–66Public Law 66: To continue until the close of June 30, 1952, the suspension of duties and import taxes on metal scrap, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1951
  67. Public Law 82–67Public Law 67: To make certain revisions in titles I through IV of the Officer Personnel Act of 1947, as amended, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1951
  68. Public Law 82–68Public Law 68: To amend the Act entitled “An Act to expedite the provision of housing in connection with national defense, and for other purposes”, approved October 14, 1940, as amended.Jun 30, 1951
  69. Public Law 82–69Public Law 69: To continue for a temporary period the Defense Production Act of 1950; the Housing and Rent Act of 1947, as amended; and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1951
  70. Public Law 82–70Public Law 70: Making temporary appropriations for the fiscal year 1952, and for other purposes.Jul 1, 1951
  71. Public Law 82–71Public Law 71: To amend subdivisions d and e of section 58 of the Bankruptcy Act, approved July 1, 1898, and Acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto.Jul 3, 1951
  72. Public Law 82–72Public Law 72: To amend section 2883 (d) of the Internal Revenue Code as amended by Public Law 448, Eighty-first Congress.Jul 3, 1951
  73. Public Law 82–73Public Law 73: To amend section 2883 (b) of the Internal Revenue Code, as amended by Public Law 448, Eighty-first Congress.Jul 5, 1951
  74. Public Law 82–74Public Law 74: To authorize the lease and purchase by the United States of the Young Men’s Christian Association Building and premises in Phoenix, Arizona.Jul 11, 1951
  75. Public Law 82–75Public Law 75: To amend the Act creating the Motor Carrier Claims Commission (Public Law 880, Eightieth Congress).Jul 11, 1951
  76. Public Law 82–76Public Law 76: Amending chapter 26 of the Internal Revenue Code.Jul 11, 1951
  77. Public Law 82–77Public Law 77: To protect scenic values along the Grand Canyon Park Approach Highway (State 64) within the Kaibab National Forest, Arizona, and certain public domain lands under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior.Jul 12, 1951
  78. Public Law 82–78Public Law 78: To amend the Agricultural Act of 1949.Jul 12, 1951
  79. Public Law 82–79Public Law 79: To amend title 18 of the United States Code, entitled “Crimes and Criminal Procedure”, to provide basic authority for certain activities of the United States Secret Service, and for other purposes.Jul 16, 1951
  80. Public Law 82–80Public Law 80: Making additional appropriations for disaster relief for the fiscal year 1952, and for other purposes.Jul 18, 1951
  81. Public Law 82–81Public Law 81: Relating to the compensation of employees of the House and Senate press, periodical, and radio galleries.Jul 20, 1951
  82. Public Law 82–82Public Law 82: To limit the retroactive application of the income tax to employees of the United States working in the possessions or in the Canal Zone.Jul 23, 1951
  83. Public Law 82–83Public Law 83: To make cancer and all malignant neoplastic diseases reportable to the Director of Public Health of the District of Columbia.Jul 27, 1951
  84. Public Law 82–84Public Law 84: To fix the responsibilities of the Disbursing Officer and of the Auditor of the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Jul 30, 1951
  85. Public Law 82–85Public Law 85: To amend section 7 of an Act entitled “An Act making appropriations to provide for the expenses of the government of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and three, and for other purposes”, approved July 1, 1902.Jul 30, 1951
  86. Public Law 82–86Public Law 86: To increase the fee of jurors in condemnation proceedings instituted by the District of Columbia.Jul 30, 1951
  87. Public Law 82–87Public Law 87: To amend the Act entitled “An Act to regulate the practice of podiatry in the District of Columbia”.Jul 30, 1951
  88. Public Law 82–88Public Law 88: To provide for the appointment of a deputy disbursing officer and assistant disbursing officers for the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Jul 30, 1951
  89. Public Law 82–89Public Law 89: To amend the Act entitled “An Act to regulate barbers in the District of Columbia, and for other purposes”, approved June 7, 1938, and for other purposes.Jul 30, 1951
  90. Public Law 82–90Public Law 90: To provide that an aircraft carrier shall he named the Forrestal.Jul 30, 1951
  91. Public Law 82–91Public Law 91: To direct the Secretary of the Army to convey certain land to the village of Highland Falls, New York.Jul 30, 1951
  92. Public Law 82–92Public Law 92: To correct an error In section 1 of the Act of June 28, 1947, “to stimulate volunteer enlistments in the Regular Military Establishment of the United States.”Jul 30, 1951
  93. Public Law 82–93Public Law 93: To amend section 2 of the Act entitled “An Act to incorporate the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution”.Jul 30, 1951
  94. Public Law 82–94Public Law 94: To amend the joint resolution of August 8, 1946, as amended, with respect to appropriations authorized for the conduct of investigations and studies thereunder.Jul 30, 1951
  95. Public Law 82–95Public Law 95: To amend section 3 of an Act authorizing the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to settle claims and suits against the District of Columbia, approved February 11, 1929, and for other purposes.Jul 31, 1951
  96. Public Law 82–96Public Law 96: To amend and extend the Defense Production Act of 1950 and the Housing and Rent Act of 1947, as amended.Jul 31, 1951
  97. Public Law 82–97Public Law 97: Amending an Act making temporary appropriations for the fiscal year 1952, and for other purposes.Jul 31, 1951
  98. Public Law 82–98Public Law 98: To amend section 4202 of title 18, United States Code, relating to parole of Federal prisoners.Jul 31, 1951
  99. Public Law 82–99Public Law 99: To amend section 5 of the Act entitled “An Act to authorize the apprehension and detention of Insane persons in the District of Columbia, and providing for their temporary commitment in the Government Hospital for the Insane, and for other purposes”, approved April 27, 1904, as amended.Aug 1, 1951
  100. Public Law 82–100Public Law 100: To permit the exchange of land belonging to the District of Columbia for land belonging to the abutting property owner or owners, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1951
  101. Public Law 82–101Public Law 101: To amend the existing law to provide the privilege of renewing expiring five-year level-premium-term policies of United States Government life insurance.Aug 2, 1951
  102. Public Law 82–102Public Law 102: To amend section 4 of the Act of March 2, 1933 (47 Stat. 1423), as amended, so as to provide that a mess operated under the direction of a Supply Corps officer can be operated either on a quantity or on a monetary-ration basis.Aug 2, 1951
  103. Public Law 82–103Public Law 103: Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to convey to the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, all right, title, and interest of the United States of America in certain lands in Klamath County, Oregon, and for other purposes.Aug 2, 1951
  104. Public Law 82–104Public Law 104: To amend subsection 602 (f) of the National Service Life Insurance Act of 1940, as amended, to authorize renewals of level premium term Insurance for successive five-year periods.Aug 2, 1951
  105. Public Law 82–105Public Law 105: To provide that children be committed to the Board of Public Welfare in lieu of being committed to the National Training School for Girls; that the property and personnel of the National Training School for Girls be available for the care of children committed to or accepted by the Board of Public Welfare; and for other purposes.Aug 3, 1951
  106. Public Law 82–106Public Law 106: Making appropriations for the government of the District of Columbia and other activities chargeable in whole or in part against the revenues of such District for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Aug 3, 1951
  107. Public Law 82–107Public Law 107: To provide housing relief in the Missouri-Kansas-Oklahoma flood disaster emergency.Aug 3, 1951
  108. Public Law 82–108Public Law 108: To liberalize the service pensions laws relating to veterans of the war with Spain, the Philippine Insurrection, or the Boxer Rebellion, and their dependents.Aug 4, 1951
  109. Public Law 82–109Public Law 109: To amend section 313 (b) of the Tariff Act of 1930.Aug 8, 1951
  110. Public Law 82–110Public Law 110: To protect consumers and others against misbranding, false advertising, and false invoicing of fur products and furs.Aug 8, 1951
  111. Public Law 82–111Public Law 111: Making appropriations for the Treasury and Post Office Departments and funds available for the Export-Import Bank of Washington for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1951
  112. Public Law 82–112Public Law 112: To amend certain laws relating to the submission of postmasters accounts under oath, and for other purposes.Aug 14, 1951
  113. Public Law 82–113Public Law 113: Making a supplemental appropriation for the Department of Labor for the fiscal year 1952.Aug 16, 1951
  114. Public Law 82–114Public Law 114: To provide for the expeditious naturalization of former citizens of the United States who have lost United States citizenship through voting in a political election or in a plebiscite held in Italy.Aug 16, 1951
  115. Public Law 82–115Public Law 115: To authorize the mile of the Chicago Appraisers’ Stores Building to the city of Chicago.Aug 17, 1951
  116. Public Law 82–116Public Law 116: To authorize the settlement by the Attorney General and the payment of certain of the claims filed under the Act of July 2, 1948, by persons of Japanese ancestry evacuated under military orders.Aug 17, 1951
  117. Public Law 82–117Public Law 117: To protect the Girl Scouts of the United States of America in the use of emblems and badges, descriptive or designating marks, and words or phrases heretofore adopted and to clarify existing law relating thereto.Aug 17, 1951
  118. Public Law 82–118Public Law 118: To authorize a per capita payment to members of the Menominee Tribe of Indians.Aug 20, 1951
  119. Public Law 82–119Public Law 119: To authorize the city of Burlington. Iowa, to own, maintain, and operate a toll bridge across the Mississippi River at or near said city.Aug 20, 1951
  120. Public Law 82–120Public Law 120: To provide for the use of the tribal funds of the Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation, to authorize a per capita payment out of such funds, to provide for the division of certain tribal funds with the Southern Utes. and for other purposes.Aug 21, 1951
  121. Public Law 82–121Public Law 121: To provide appropriate lapel buttons for widows, parents, and next of kin of members of the Armed Forces who lost or lose their lives in the armed services of the United States during World War II or during any subsequent war or period of armed hostilities in which the United States may be engaged.Aug 21, 1951
  122. Public Law 82–122Public Law 122: To authorize advances for clothing and equipment to cadets at the Military Academy and the Coast Guard Academy and to midshipmen at the Naval Academy, and for other purposes.Aug 22, 1951
  123. Public Law 82–123Public Law 123: To amend the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act so as to provide a more effective distribution of mortgage loans insured under title I, to give holders of such mortgage loans preference in the refinancing of loans on a noninsured basis, to adjust the loan limitations governing title II loans so as to provide more effective assistance to production and subsistence loan borrowers, and for other purposes.Aug 23, 1951
  124. Public Law 82–124Public Law 124: To provide that the admissions tax shall not apply in respect of admissions free of charge of uniformed members of the Armed Forces of the United States.Aug 24, 1951
  125. Public Law 82–125Public Law 125: Relating to the time for publication of the Official Register of the United States.Aug 27, 1951
  126. Public Law 82–126Public Law 126: Authorizing the President of the United States to issue a proclamation designating 1951 as Audubon Centennial Year.Aug 28, 1951
  127. Public Law 82–127Public Law 127: To authorize and direct conveyance of a certain tract of land in the State of Florida to the Saint Augustine Port, Waterway, and Reach District.Aug 28, 1951
  128. Public Law 82–128Public Law 128: Consenting to an interstate compact to conserve oil and gas.Aug 28, 1951
  129. Public Law 82–129Public Law 129: To amend section 1732 of title 28, United States Cod e, entitled “Judiciary and judicial procedure” by adding a new subsection thereto “To permit the photographic reproduction of business records and the introduction of the same in evidence”.Aug 28, 1951
  130. Public Law 82–130Public Law 130: To authorize and direct the Administrator of General Services to transfer to the Department of the Air Force certain property in the State of Mississippi.Aug 29, 1951
  131. Public Law 82–131Public Law 131: To amend section 12 o£ the Missing Persons Act, as amended, relating to travel by dependents and transportation of household and personal effects.Aug 29, 1951
  132. Public Law 82–132Public Law 132: Amending an Act making temporary appropriations for the fiscal year 1952, and for other purposes.Aug 29, 1951
  133. Public Law 82–133Public Law 133: To amend the Act authorizing the segregation and expenditure of trust funds held in joint ownership by the Shoshone and Arapaho Tribes of the Wind River Reservation for the purpose of extending the time in which payments are to be made to members of such tribes under such Act, and for other purposes.Aug 30, 1951
  134. Public Law 82–134Public Law 134: Making appropriations for the Department of Labor, the Federal Security Agency, and related independent agencies, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Aug 31, 1951
  135. Public Law 82–135Public Law 135: Making appropriations for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Aug 31, 1951
  136. Public Law 82–136Public Law 136: Making appropriations for the Department of the Interior for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Aug 31, 1951
  137. Public Law 82–137Public Law 137: Making appropriations for the Executive Office and sundry independent executive bureaus, boards, commissions, corporations, agencies, and offices, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Aug 31, 1951
  138. Public Law 82–138Public Law 138: To authorize the President to proclaim a special period for Intensified voluntary contributions of clothing and kindred supplies in connection with the collection effort of American Relief for Korea, Incorporated.Aug 31, 1951
  139. Public Law 82–139Public Law 139: To assist the provision of housing and community facilities and services required in connection with the national defense.Sep 1, 1951
  140. Public Law 82–140Public Law 140: To amend and extend the Sugar Act of 1948, and for other purposes.Sep 1, 1951
  141. Public Law 82–141Public Law 141: To amend section 215 of title 18 of the United States Code.Sep 13, 1951
  142. Public Law 82–142Public Law 142: To amend title III of the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944, as amended, by providing for treble damage actions.Sep 13, 1951
  143. Public Law 82–143Public Law 143: To authorize certain easements, and for other purposes.Sep 13, 1951
  144. Public Law 82–144Public Law 144: To authorize the Secretary of the Army to transfer to the Department of the Interior the Quartermaster Experimental Fuel Station, Pike County, Missouri.Sep 13, 1951
  145. Public Law 82–145Public Law 145: To amend section 3121 of the Internal Revenue Code.Sep 14, 1951
  146. Public Law 82–146Public Law 146: To authorize the transfer of certain naval vessels.Sep 15, 1951
  147. Public Law 82–147Public Law 147: To amend section 125 of the National Defense Act to provide that distinctive mark or insignia shall not be required in the uniforms worn by members of the National Guard of the United States, both Army and Air.Sep 15, 1951
  148. Public Law 82–148Public Law 148: To provide that certain functions of the Comptroller of the Currency which relate to building associations organized in, or doing business in, the District of Columbia shall hereafter be performed by the Home Loan Bank Board, and for other purposes.Sep 15, 1951
  149. Public Law 82–149Public Law 149: To establish a rate of pension for aid and attendance under part 1X1 of Veterans Regulation Numbered 1 (a), as amended.Sep 18, 1951
  150. Public Law 82–150Public Law 150: To provide for the organization of the Air Force and the Department of the Air Force, and for other purposes.Sep 19, 1951
  151. Public Law 82–151Public Law 151: To amend the Act entitled “An Act to authorize the coinage of 50-cent pieces to commemorate the life and perpetuate the ideals and teachings of Booker T. Washington”, approved August 7, 1946.Sep 21, 1951
  152. Public Law 82–152Public Law 152: To prevent the entry of certain mollusks Into the United States.Sep 22, 1951
  153. Public Law 82–153Public Law 153: To repeal certain obsolete laws relating to the Post Office Department.Sep 25, 1951
  154. Public Law 82–154Public Law 154: To amend the Act entitled “An Act to provide better facilities for the enforcement of the customs and immigration laws”, approved June 26, 1930, as amended.Sep 26, 1951
  155. Public Law 82–155Public Law 155: To authorize certain construction at military and naval installations, and for other purposes.Sep 28, 1951
  156. Public Law 82–156Public Law 156: Amending an Act making temporary appropriations for the fiscal year 1952, and for other purposes.Sep 28, 1951
  157. Public Law 82–157Public Law 157: To extend the time for use of construction reserve funds established under section 511 of the Merchant Marine Act, 1936, as amended.Oct 1, 1951
  158. Public Law 82–158Public Law 158: To increase the leading authority of Export-Import Bank of Washington and to extend the period within which the bank may make loans.Oct 3, 1951
  159. Public Law 82–159Public Law 159: To establish a Department of Food Services In the public schools of the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Oct 8, 1951
  160. Public Law 82–160Public Law 160: To amend the Act entitled “An Act to authorize the construction, protection, operation, and maintenance of public airports in the Territory of Alaska”, as amended.Oct 10, 1951
  161. Public Law 82–161Public Law 161: To amend section 2801 (c) (1) of the Internal Revenue Code.Oct 10, 1951
  162. Public Law 82–162Public Law 162: Authorizing vessels of Canadian registry to transport grain between United States ports on the Great Lakes during 1951.Oct 10, 1951
  163. Public Law 82–163Public Law 163: To authorize and direct the Administrator of General Services to Transfer to the Department of the Navy certain property located at Decatur, Illinois.Oct 10, 1951
  164. Public Law 82–164Public Law 164: Providing for the recognition and endorsement of the World Metallurgical Congress.Oct 10, 1951
  165. Public Law 82–165Public Law 165: To maintain the security and promote the foreign policy and provide for the general welfare of the United States by furnishing assistance to friendly nations in the interest of international peace and security.Oct 10, 1951
  166. Public Law 82–166Public Law 166: Amending section 437 (c) of the Internal Revenue Code.Oct 10, 1951
  167. Public Law 82–167Public Law 167: To authorize officers designated by the Secretary of the Air Force to take action on reports of survey and vouchers pertaining to Government property.Oct 11, 1951
  168. Public Law 82–168Public Law 168: Making appropriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Oct 11, 1951
  169. Public Law 82–169Public Law 169: Making an appropriation for the Veterans’ Administration for the fiscal year 1952.Oct 11, 1951
  170. Public Law 82–170Public Law 170: To provide vocational rehabilitation training for veterans with compensable service-connected disabilities who served on or after June 27, 1950.Oct 11, 1951
  171. Public Law 82–171Public Law 171: To authorize the Secretary of the Navy to enlarge existing water-supply facilities for the San Diego, California, area in order to insure the existence of an adequate water supply for naval installations and defense production plants in such area.Oct 11, 1951
  172. Public Law 82–172Public Law 172: To authorize the President to proclaim regulations for preventing collisions at sea.Oct 11, 1951
  173. Public Law 82–173Public Law 173: To authorize the use of the incompleted submarine Ulua as a target for explosive tests, and for other purposes.Oct 12, 1951
  174. Public Law 82–174Public Law 174: To amend the Veterans Regulations to provide that multiple sclerosis developing a 10 per centum or more degree of disability within two years after separation from active service shall be presumed to be service-connected.Oct 12, 1951
  175. Public Law 82–175Public Law 175: To amend section 9 of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1950 (04 Stat. 785), to increase the amount available as an emergency relief fund for the repair or reconstruction of highways and bridges damaged by floods or other catastrophes.Oct 15, 1951
  176. Public Law 82–176Public Law 176: To amend further the Act entitled “An Act to authorize the construction of experimental submarines, and for other purposes”, approved May 16, 1947, as amended.Oct 16, 1951
  177. Public Law 82–177Public Law 177: To amend section 12 of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1950 to Increase the amount available for the construction of access roads certified as essential to the national defense.Oct 16, 1951
  178. Public Law 82–178Public Law 178: To amend the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended.Oct 17, 1951
  179. Public Law 82–179Public Law 179: Making appropriations for the National Security Connell, the National Security Resources Board, and for military functions administered by the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Oct 18, 1951
  180. Public Law 82–180Public Law 180: To provide retirement benefits for the Chief of the Dental Division of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and for other purposes.Oct 18, 1951
  181. Public Law 82–181Public Law 181: To terminate the state of war between the United States and the Government of Germany.Oct 19, 1951
  182. Public Law 82–182Public Law 182: To amend the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act of March 16, 1934 (48 Stat. 451; 16 U. S. C. 718d), as amended.Oct 20, 1951
  183. Public Law 82–183Public Law 183: To provide revenue, and for other purposes.Oct 20, 1951
  184. Public Law 82–184Public Law 184: To provide for the exchange of certain lands owned by the United States of America for certain privately owned lands.Oct 20, 1951
  185. Public Law 82–185Public Law 185: To provide for the sale, transfer, or quitclaim of title to certain lands in Florida.Oct 20, 1951
  186. Public Law 82–186Public Law 186: To authorize the Secretaries of the Army and Air Force to settle, pay, adjust, and compromise certain claims for damages and for salvage and towage and to execute releases, certifications, and reports with respect thereto, and for other purposes.Oct 20, 1951
  187. Public Law 82–187Public Law 187: To authorize payments by the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs on the purchase of automobiles or other conveyances by certain disabled veterans, and for other purposes.Oct 20, 1951
  188. Public Law 82–188Public Law 188: Making appropriations for the Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and the Judiciary, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Oct 22, 1951
  189. Public Law 82–189Public Law 189: To amend the National Ijibor Relations Act, as amended, and for other purposes.Oct 22, 1951
  190. Public Law 82–190Public Law 190: To authorize the exchange of wildlife refuge lands within the State of Minnesota.Oct 23, 1951
  191. Public Law 82–191Public Law 191: Authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to convey certain lands to the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission.Oct 24, 1951
  192. Public Law 82–192Public Law 192: To amend the District of Columbia Teachers’ Salary Act of 1947.Oct 24, 1951
  193. Public Law 82–193Public Law 193: To authorize the improvement of East Pass Channel from the Gulf of Mexico into Choctawhatehee Bay, Florida.Oct 24, 1951
  194. Public Law 82–194Public Law 194: To amend section 77, subsection (c) (3), of the Bankruptcy Act, as amended.Oct 24, 1951
  195. Public Law 82–195Public Law 195: To provide for granting to officers and members of the Metropolitan Police force, the Fire Department of the District of Columbia, and the White House and United States Park Police forces additional compensation for working on holidays.Oct 24, 1951
  196. Public Law 82–196Public Law 196: To provide for the appointment of conservators to conserve the assets and provide for the personal welfare of persons of advanced age,mental weakness, not amounting to unsoundness of mind, or physical incapacity.Oct 24, 1951
  197. Public Law 82–197Public Law 197: To amend title 18. United States Code, entitled “Crimes and Criminal Procedure,” to empower the courts to remit or mitigate forfeitures under the Indian liquor laws.Oct 24, 1951
  198. Public Law 82–198Public Law 198: To provide for the acquisition of land and the construction thereon of buildings and appurtenances essential for forest fire control operations of the Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, at or near Missoula, Montana, and for other purposes.Oct 24, 1951
  199. Public Law 82–199Public Law 199: To readjust size and weight limitations on fourth-class (parcel post) mail.Oct 24, 1951
  200. Public Law 82–200Public Law 200: To further amend the Communications Act of 1934.Oct 24, 1951
  201. Public Law 82–201Public Law 201: To increase the basic rates of compensation of certain officers and employees of the Federal Government, and for other purposes.Oct 24, 1951
  202. Public Law 82–202Public Law 202: Making appropriations for rehabilitation of flood-stricken areas for the fiscal year 1952, and for other purposes.Oct 24, 1951
  203. Public Law 82–203Public Law 203: Making appropriations for civil functions administered by the Department of the Army for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Oct 24, 1951
  204. Public Law 82–204Public Law 204: To adjust the salaries of postmasters, supervisors, and employees in the field service of the Post Office Department.Oct 24, 1951
  205. Public Law 82–205Public Law 205: To authorize and direct the Administrator of General Services to transfer to the Department of the Army certain property in Saint Louis, Missouri.Oct 24, 1951
  206. Public Law 82–206Public Law 206: Relating to the policing of the buildings and grounds of the Smithsonian Institution and its constituent bureaus.Oct 24, 1951
  207. Public Law 82–207Public Law 207: To increase the salaries of the Metropolitan Police, the United States Park Police, the White House Police, members of the Fire Department of the District of Columbia, and employees of the Board of Education of the District of Columbia.Oct 25, 1951
  208. Public Law 82–208Public Law 208: To provide for conveyance of certain land to the city of New Orleans.Oct 25, 1951
  209. Public Law 82–209Public Law 209: To amend or repeal certain laws relating to Government records, and for other purposes.Oct 25, 1951
  210. Public Law 82–210Public Law 210: To authorize certain land and other property transactions, and for other purposes.Oct 25, 1951
  211. Public Law 82–211Public Law 211: Providing for the conveyance to the State of North Carolina of the Currituck Beach Lighthouse Reservation, Corolla, North Carolina.Oct 25, 1951
  212. Public Law 82–212Public Law 212: To amend the Act of June 28, 1948 (62 Stat. 1061), to provide for the operation, management, maintenance, and demolition of federally acquired properties following the acquisition of such properties and before the establishment of the Independence National Historical Park, and for other purposes.Oct 26, 1951
  213. Public Law 82–213Public Law 213: To provide for the control by the United States and cooperating foreign nations of exports to any nation or combination of nations threatening the security of the United States, including the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and all countries under its domination, and for other purposes.Oct 26, 1951
  214. Public Law 82–214Public Law 214: To amend certain housing legislation to grant preferences to veterans of the Korean conflict.Oct 26, 1951
  215. Public Law 82–215Public Law 215: To amend sections 303 (c) and 503 (b) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, as amended.Oct 26, 1951
  216. Public Law 82–216Public Law 216: Granting the consent of Congress to a compact or agreement between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the State of New Jersey concerning a bridge across the Delaware River to provide a connection between the Pennsylvania Turnpike System and the New Jersey Turnpike, and for other purposes.Oct 26, 1951
  217. Public Law 82–217Public Law 217: To amend section 207 (a) of Public Law 351, Eighty-first Congress.Oct 26, 1951
  218. Public Law 82–218Public Law 218: To permit articles imported from foreign countries for the purpose of exhibition at the Chicago International Trade Fair, Incorporated, Chicago, Illinois, to be admitted without payment of tariff, and for other purposes.Oct 26, 1951
  219. Public Law 82–219Public Law 219: To amend the Tariff Act of 1930 to provide for the free importation of twine used for baling hay, straw, and other fodder and bedding material.Oct 25, 1951
  220. Public Law 82–220Public Law 220: To amend section 207 of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946 so as to authorize payment of claims arising from the correction of military or naval records.Oct 25, 1951
  221. Public Law 82–221Public Law 221: To amend the Act of August 7, 1940, so as to authorize the making of grants for hospital facilities, to provide a basis for repayment to the Government by the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Oct 25, 1951
  222. Public Law 82–222Public Law 222: To authorize the Secretary of the Navy to transfer to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts certain lands and improvements comprising the Castle Island Terminal Facility at South Boston in exchange for certain other lands.Oct 27, 1951
  223. Public Law 82–223Public Law 223: To authorize the use of appropriations for refunding moneys erroneously received and covered for the refund of forfeited ball.Oct 27, 1951
  224. Public Law 82–224Public Law 224: Authorizing the participation of the United States in the preparation and completion of plans for the observance and memorialization on April 9, 1952, of the one hundredth anniversary of the death of John Howard Payne, author of that family hymn of America, “Home Sweet Home”.Oct 27, 1951
  225. Public Law 82–225Public Law 225: Authorizing the President to proclaim January 13 of each year as Stephen Foster Memorial Day.Oct 27, 1951
  226. Public Law 82–226Public Law 226: To amend and clarify the District of Columbia Teachers’ Leave Act of 1949, and for other purposes.Oct 29, 1951
  227. Public Law 82–227Public Law 227: To provide that payment to States and Territories tor care given to certain disabled soldiers and sailors of the United States shall be effective from the date such care commenced.Oct 29, 1951
  228. Public Law 82–228Public Law 228: To provide for an agricultural program in the Virgin Islands.Oct 29, 1951
  229. Public Law 82–229Public Law 229: To provide for the granting of an easement for a public road through the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge in Dare County, North Carolina.Oct 29, 1951
  230. Public Law 82–230Public Law 230: To extend the authority of the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs to appoint and employ retired officers without affecting their retired status.Oct 29, 1951
  231. Public Law 82–231Public Law 231: Granting the consent of Congress to a compact entered into by the States of Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming relating to the waters of the Yellowstone River.Oct 30, 1951
  232. Public Law 82–232Public Law 232: For the relief of the town of Mount Desert, Maine.Oct 30, 1951
  233. Public Law 82–233Public Law 233: To readjust postal rates.Oct 30, 1951
  234. Public Law 82–234Public Law 234: To amend the Railroad Retirement Act and the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, and for other purposes.Oct 30, 1951
  235. Public Law 82–235Public Law 235: To amend the Atomic Energy Act of 1946, as amended.Oct 30, 1951
  236. Public Law 82–236Public Law 236: To provide that the interest of the United States in certain real property shall be conveyed to the city of Newport, Kentucky.Oct 30, 1951
  237. Public Law 82–237Public Law 237: To amend section 10 of the Flood Control Act of 1946.Oct 30, 1951
  238. Public Law 82–238Public Law 238: To amend the Act of May 29, 1884, as amended, to permit the Interstate movement, for immediate slaughter, of domestic animals which have reacted to a test for paratuberculosis or which, never having been vaccinated for brucellosis, have reacted to a test for brucellosis; and for other purposes.Oct 30, 1951
  239. Public Law 82–239Public Law 239: To assure hospitalization and outpatient treatment by the Veterans’ Administration of World War II veterans who develop an active psychosis within two years from the date of separation from active service.Oct 30, 1951
  240. Public Law 82–240Public Law 240: To authorize for an additional one-year period the use of rivers and harbors appropriations for maintenance of the canal from Cape May Harbor to Delaware Bay and the railroad and highway bridges over such canal.Oct 30, 1951
  241. Public Law 82–241Public Law 241: To ratify and confirm Act 7 of the Session Laws of Hawaii, 1951, extending the time within which revenue bonds may be issued and delivered under chapter 118, Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1945.Oct 30, 1951
  242. Public Law 82–242Public Law 242: Authorizing the Sabine Lake Bridge and Causeway Authority, hereby created, and its successors, to construct, maintain, and operate bridges over Sabine Lake, at or near Port Arthur, Texas; to construct, maintain, and operate all causeways, approaches, and appurtenances pertaining thereto; and to finance said objects by the issuance of bonds secured by the said properties and Income and revenues; and for other purposes.Oct 30, 1951
  243. Public Law 82–243Public Law 243: To permit the Federal National Mortgage Association to make commitments to purchase certain mortgages.Oct 30, 1951
  244. Public Law 82–244Public Law 244: Fixing the date of the meeting of the second regular session of the Eighty-second Congress.Oct 30, 1951
  245. Public Law 82–245Public Law 245: To amend section 304 of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 and section 4 of the Armed Services Procurement Act of 1947.Oct 31, 1951
  246. Public Law 82–246Public Law 246: To amend the Public Health Service Act, as amended, so as to provide for equality of grade, pay, and allowance between certain officers of the Public Health Service and comparable officers of the Army, and for other purposes.Oct 31, 1951
  247. Public Law 82–247Public Law 247: To amend or repeal certain Government property laws, and for other purposes.Oct 31, 1951
  248. Public Law 82–248Public Law 248: To amend certain titles of the United States Code, and for other purposes.Oct 31, 1951
  249. Public Law 82–249Public Law 249: Making appropriations for Mutual Security for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Oct 31, 1951
  250. Public Law 82–250Public Law 250: For the relief of the Fort Pierce Port District.Oct 31, 1951
  251. Public Law 82–251Public Law 251: Relating to the income-tax treatment of gain realized on an Involuntary conversion of property.Oct 31, 1951
  252. Public Law 82–252Public Law 252: Granting the consent of the Congress to the negotiation of a compact relating to the waters of the Sabine River by the States of Texas and Louisiana.Nov 1, 1951
  253. Public Law 82–253Public Law 253: Making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Nov 1, 1951
  254. Public Law 82–254Public Law 254: Making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and for other purposes.Nov 1, 1951
  255. Public Law 82–255Public Law 255: To amend the penalty provisions applicable to persons convicted of violating certain narcotic laws, and for other purposes.Nov 2, 1951
  256. Private Law 82–1Private Law 1: For the Relief of Vernon Crudge.Mar 1, 1951
  257. Private Law 82–2Private Law 2: For the Relief of John E. Turri and Edward H. Turri.Mar 16, 1951
  258. Private Law 82–3Private Law 3: For the Relief of Alfred F. Bosche.Mar 16, 1951
  259. Private Law 82–4Private Law 4: For the Relief of Mrs. Vera Raupe.Mar 19, 1951
  260. Private Law 82–5Private Law 5: For the Relief of Richard Gregory Rundle and Valiquette Adele Rundle.Mar 19, 1951
  261. Private Law 82–6Private Law 6: For the Relief of Mrs. Dorothy Manious.Mar 19, 1951
  262. Private Law 82–7Private Law 7: For the Relief of Geraldine L. Smith, mother and natural guardian of Thomas Clayton Smith, a minor.Mar 24, 1951
  263. Private Law 82–8Private Law 8: For the Relief of Edulji Dinshaw and his sister, Mrs. Bachoo Dinsha Woronzow.Mar 27, 1951
  264. Private Law 82–9Private Law 9: For the Relief of Marie Louise Ardans.Mar 27, 1951
  265. Private Law 82–10Private Law 10: For the Relief of Dewey Pickett.Mar 28, 1951
  266. Private Law 82–11Private Law 11: For the Relief of Carroll L. Vickers.Mar 29, 1951
  267. Private Law 82–12Private Law 12: conferring jurisdiction upon the United States District Court for the District of Delaware to hear, determine, and render judgment upon the claim of Alvin Smith, of New Castle, Delaware, arising out of the damage sustained by him as a result of the construction and maintenance of the New Castle United States Army Air Base, New Castle, Delaware.Apr 17, 1951
  268. Private Law 82–13Private Law 13: For the Relief of Captain Marciano O. Garces.Apr 17, 1951
  269. Private Law 82–14Private Law 14: For the Relief of Joseph Bernstein.Apr 20, 1951
  270. Private Law 82–15Private Law 15: For the Relief of the La Fayette Brewery, Incorporated.Apr 23, 1951
  271. Private Law 82–16Private Law 16: For the Relief of Cilka Elizabeth Ingrova.Apr 24, 1951
  272. Private Law 82–17Private Law 17: For the Relief of Lloyd F. Stewart.May 5, 1951
  273. Private Law 82–18Private Law 18: For the Relief of Willard Cheek and Louise Cheek.May 5, 1951
  274. Private Law 82–19Private Law 19: For the Relief of James McGillic and Blossom McGillic.May 7, 1951
  275. Private Law 82–20Private Law 20: Conferring jurisdiction on the Court of Claims of the United States to hear, determine, and render judgment on the claims of G. T. Elliott, Incorporated, and M. F. Quinn.May 8, 1951
  276. Private Law 82–21Private Law 21: For the Relief of George W. Purdy.May 9, 1951
  277. Private Law 82–22Private Law 22: For the Relief of Lena Valsamis and Lucv Balosa Valsamis.May 11, 1951
  278. Private Law 82–23Private Law 23: For the Relief of Carl Parks.May 11, 1951
  279. Private Law 82–24Private Law 24: For the Relief of Addie Dean Garner Scott.May 11, 1951
  280. Private Law 82–25Private Law 25: For the Relief of Bernard F. Elmers.May 11, 1951
  281. Private Law 82–26Private Law 26: For the Relief of Marcelle Lecomte.May 11, 1951
  282. Private Law 82–27Private Law 27: For the Relief of the estate of Yoshio Fukunaga, deceased.May 11, 1951
  283. Private Law 82–28Private Law 28: For the Relief of Ernestine Bacon Jacobs.May 14, 1951
  284. Private Law 82–29Private Law 29: For the Relief of Fred E. Weber.May 14, 1951
  285. Private Law 82–30Private Law 30: For the Relief of Mrs. Oksana Stepanovna Kasenkina.May 14, 1951
  286. Private Law 82–31Private Law 31: For the relief of Janina Wojcicka, Wojciech Andrzej Wojcicki. and Stanislaw Wojcicki.May 14, 1951
  287. Private Law 82–32Private Law 32: For the Relief of Mrs. Coral E. Alldritt.May 14, 1951
  288. Private Law 82–33Private Law 33: For the Relief of Frederick Edmond Tomkins, Mary Ann Tomkins, and Edward Marshall Tomkins.May 14, 1951
  289. Private Law 82–34Private Law 34: For the Relief of John Yan Chi Gee.May 14, 1951
  290. Private Law 82–35Private Law 35: For the Relief of Athina Mary Onassis.May 14, 1951
  291. Private Law 82–36Private Law 36: For the Relief of Mary Valsamis Dendramis and Vassili G. Dendramis.May 14, 1951
  292. Private Law 82–37Private Law 37: For the Relief of Gunter Arno Thelemann.May 14, 1951
  293. Private Law 82–38Private Law 38: For the Relief of Mrs. Sadako Kawamura Lawton.May 14, 1951
  294. Private Law 82–39Private Law 39: For the Relief of Taro Takara.May 14, 1951
  295. Private Law 82–40Private Law 40: For the Relief of Kimiko Shibuya.May 14, 1951
  296. Private Law 82–41Private Law 41: For the Relief of Pietro Giannettino.May 14, 1951
  297. Private Law 82–42Private Law 42: For the Relief of Dr. Chia Len Liu.May 14, 1951
  298. Private Law 82–43Private Law 43: For the Relief of Jacquelyn Shelton.May 14, 1951
  299. Private Law 82–44Private Law 44: For the Relief of Elena Erbez.May 14, 1951
  300. Private Law 82–45Private Law 45: For the Relief of Lucia Adamos.May 14, 1951
  301. Private Law 82–46Private Law 46: For the Relief of James A. G. Martindale.May 15, 1951
  302. Private Law 82–47Private Law 47: For admission to the United States of Mrs. Margot Kazerski.May 15, 1951
  303. Private Law 82–48Private Law 48: For the Relief of Chin Yok Kong.May 15, 1951
  304. Private Law 82–49Private Law 49: For the Relief of Mrs. Ingeborg Ruth Sattler McLaughlin.May 15, 1951
  305. Private Law 82–50Private Law 50: For the Relief of Sook Kat.May 15, 1951
  306. Private Law 82–51Private Law 51: For the Relief of J. Scheuerman, Daniel Fuller, W. Hardesty, and John M. Ward.May 16, 1951
  307. Private Law 82–52Private Law 52: For the Relief of Japhet K. Anviland Howard A. Monoe.May 16, 1951
  308. Private Law 82–53Private Law 53: For the Relief of Hildegard Dettling and Judith Ingeborg Dettling.May 16, 1951
  309. Private Law 82–54Private Law 54: For the Relief of First Lt. Walter S. Moe, Junior.May 16, 1951
  310. Private Law 82–55Private Law 55: For the Relief of St. Patrick Hospital and the Western Montana Clinic.May 16, 1951
  311. Private Law 82–56Private Law 56: For the Relief of Dr. Fernand Van Den Branden.May 16, 1951
  312. Private Law 82–57Private Law 57: For the Relief of Charles R. Keicher.May 16, 1951
  313. Private Law 82–58Private Law 58: For the Relief of Concetta Santagati Giordano.May 16, 1951
  314. Private Law 82–59Private Law 59: For the Relief of Robert Johanna Sorensen.May 18, 1951
  315. Private Law 82–60Private Law 60: For the Relief of Lars Daniel Sorensen.May 18, 1951
  316. Private Law 82–61Private Law 61: For the Relief of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lupcho.May 18, 1951
  317. Private Law 82–62Private Law 62: to confer jurisdiction upon the United States District Court for the District of New Mexico to hear, determine, and render judgment upon the claim of Al Parker.May 18, 1951
  318. Private Law 82–63Private Law 63: For the Relief of Mario Pucci, Giacomo Favetti, Giuseppe Omati, Vincenzo Andreani, Lambruno Sarzanini, and Alessandro Costa.May 18, 1951
  319. Private Law 82–64Private Law 64: For the Relief of the estate of D. A. Montgomery.May 19, 1951
  320. Private Law 82–65Private Law 65: For the Relief of Mrs. Eleanor K. Savidge.May 19, 1951
  321. Private Law 82–66Private Law 66: For the Relief of Joseph Girardi.May 21, 1951
  322. Private Law 82–67Private Law 67: For the Relief of Robert M. Sternberg.May 21, 1951
  323. Private Law 82–68Private Law 68: For the Relief of Gertrud Lomnitz.May 21, 1951
  324. Private Law 82–69Private Law 69: For the Relief of Louise Leitzinger and her daughter.May 21, 1951
  325. Private Law 82–70Private Law 70: For the Relief of Jose Encarnacion Ortiz.May 21, 1951
  326. Private Law 82–71Private Law 71: to confer jurisdiction upon the District Court for the Territory of Alaska to hear, determine, and render judgment upon certain claims of William Bergen.May 22, 1951
  327. Private Law 82–72Private Law 72: For the Relief of Nicoletta and Guilia Pontrelli.May 22, 1951
  328. Private Law 82–73Private Law 73: For the Relief of John Clarke.May 22, 1951
  329. Private Law 82–74Private Law 74: For the Relief of sundry former students of the Reserve Officers Training Corps.May 25, 1951
  330. Private Law 82–75Private Law 75: For the Relief of Mircea Grossu and his family.May 28, 1951
  331. Private Law 82–76Private Law 76: For the Relief of Cleo C. Reeves, Floyd J. Murphy, and Fabian P. Durand.Jun 1, 1951
  332. Private Law 82–77Private Law 77: For the Relief of Delfo Giorgi.Jun 14, 1951
  333. Private Law 82–78Private Law 78: For the Relief of Vittorio Quilici.Jun 14, 1951
  334. Private Law 82–79Private Law 79: For the Relief of Victor G. Lutfalla.Jun 14, 1951
  335. Private Law 82–80Private Law 80: For the Relief of Lily Pfannenschmidt.Jun 14, 1951
  336. Private Law 82–81Private Law 81: For the Relief of Claudio Pier Connelly.Jun 14, 1951
  337. Private Law 82–82Private Law 82: For the Relief of Tsung Hsien Hsu.Jun 14, 1951
  338. Private Law 82–83Private Law 83: For the Relief of Jacoba van Dorp.Jun 14, 1951
  339. Private Law 82–84Private Law 84: For the Relief of Edith Winifred Henderson.Jun 14, 1951
  340. Private Law 82–85Private Law 85: For the Relief of Irmgard Kohler.Jun 14, 1951
  341. Private Law 82–86Private Law 86: For the Relief of Alice de Bony de Lavergne.Jun 14, 1951
  342. Private Law 82–87Private Law 87: For the Relief of Freidoun Jalayer.Jun 14, 1951
  343. Private Law 82–88Private Law 88: For the Relief of Dr. Francesco Drago.Jun 14, 1951
  344. Private Law 82–89Private Law 89: For the Relief of the estate of Mattie Mashaw.Jun 14, 1951
  345. Private Law 82–90Private Law 90: For the Relief of Peter E. Kolesnikoff.Jun 14, 1951
  346. Private Law 82–91Private Law 91: For the Relief of Dr. Alexander V. Papanicolau and his wife, Emilia.Jun 15, 1951
  347. Private Law 82–92Private Law 92: For the Relief of Tu Do Chau (also known as Szetu Dju or Anna Szetu).Jun 16, 1951
  348. Private Law 82–93Private Law 93: For the Relief of Suzanne Wiernik and her daughter Genevieve.Jun 16, 1951
  349. Private Law 82–94Private Law 94: For the Relief of Azy Ajderian.Jun 19, 1951
  350. Private Law 82–95Private Law 95: For the Relief of Zdenek Marek.Jun 19, 1951
  351. Private Law 82–96Private Law 96: For the Relief of Ruzena Pelantova.Jun 19, 1951
  352. Private Law 82–97Private Law 97: For the Relief of Herk Visnapuu and his wife, Naima.Jun 19, 1951
  353. Private Law 82–98Private Law 98: For the Relief of Evald Ferdinand Kask.Jun 20, 1951
  354. Private Law 82–99Private Law 99: For the Relief of Tomas J. Zafiriadis.Jun 27, 1951
  355. Private Law 82–100Private Law 100: For the Relief of Aenny Blank.Jun 27, 1951
  356. Private Law 82–101Private Law 101: For the Relief of Judith Leone Banks.Jun 27, 1951
  357. Private Law 82–102Private Law 102: For the Relief of Tetsuko Hidaka.Jun 27, 1951
  358. Private Law 82–103Private Law 103: For the Relief of Charles E. Maulden.Jun 27, 1951
  359. Private Law 82–104Private Law 104: For the Relief of Bella and Archie Kennison.Jun 27, 1951
  360. Private Law 82–105Private Law 105: For the relief of Henry Kolish.Jun 27, 1951
  361. Private Law 82–106Private Law 106: For the relief of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sbarbori, Edna Perfetti, and Anthony Perfettl.Jun 27, 1951
  362. Private Law 82–107Private Law 107: For the Relief of Joe Tortolini.Jun 28, 1951
  363. Private Law 82–108Private Law 108: Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Richard James Brown.Jun 28, 1951
  364. Private Law 82–109Private Law 109: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Alice E. Williams Sisk.Jun 28, 1951
  365. Private Law 82–110Private Law 110: For the Relief of Doctor Giuseppe Mazzone.Jun 28, 1951
  366. Private Law 82–111Private Law 111: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Percival H. Glenn.Jun 28, 1951
  367. Private Law 82–112Private Law 112: For the Relief of Maria Roza Tarnowska.Jun 28, 1951
  368. Private Law 82–113Private Law 113: To authorize the sale of certain allotted land on the Crow Reservation, Montana.Jun 28, 1951
  369. Private Law 82–114Private Law 114: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Lulu M. Whitebear.Jun 28, 1951
  370. Private Law 82–115Private Law 115: For the Relief of John Reginald Leat.Jun 29, 1951
  371. Private Law 82–116Private Law 116: For the Relief of Mrs. Johanna Hampton.Jun 29, 1951
  372. Private Law 82–117Private Law 117: For the Relief of Doctor Jiri Liska.Jun 29, 1951
  373. Private Law 82–118Private Law 118: For the Relief of Gabriele Gildo Falvo Citrigno.Jun 29, 1951
  374. Private Law 82–119Private Law 119: For the Relief of Elizabeth Sabow.Jun 29, 1951
  375. Private Law 82–120Private Law 120: For the Relief of Sergeant Benjamin H. Martin.Jun 29, 1951
  376. Private Law 82–121Private Law 121: For the Relief of Bernard Spielmann.Jun 29, 1951
  377. Private Law 82–122Private Law 122: For the Relief of Edward M. Chapman, Roland P. Davis, and the Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New York.Jun 29, 1951
  378. Private Law 82–123Private Law 123: For the Relief of Ethel Martha Quinn.Jun 29, 1951
  379. Private Law 82–124Private Law 124: For the Relief of Jindrich (Henri) Nosek and Mrs. Zdenka Nosek.Jun 29, 1951
  380. Private Law 82–125Private Law 125: For the Relief of Michael Post Posniakoff and Zinaida Post-Posniakoff.Jun 29, 1951
  381. Private Law 82–126Private Law 126: For the Relief of John R. Harris.Jun 29, 1951
  382. Private Law 82–127Private Law 127: For the Relief of Kimi Hatano.Jun 29, 1951
  383. Private Law 82–128Private Law 128: For the Relief of Shizue Sakurada.Jun 29, 1951
  384. Private Law 82–129Private Law 129: For the Relief of Evelyn Reichardt.Jun 29, 1951
  385. Private Law 82–130Private Law 130: For the Relief of Capt. William Greenwood.Jun 30, 1951
  386. Private Law 82–131Private Law 131: For the Relief of Quon Mee Gee, also known as Loui Siu Lin.Jun 30, 1951
  387. Private Law 82–132Private Law 132: For the Relief of Chin Yuen Ling, minor unmarried Chinese child of a United States citizen.Jun 30, 1951
  388. Private Law 82–133Private Law 133: For the Relief of T. L. Morrow.Jul 2, 1951
  389. Private Law 82–134Private Law 134: For the Relief of Chin Hien Lee.Jul 2, 1951
  390. Private Law 82–135Private Law 135: For the Relief of the estate of James Patrick Hackett and Charles L. Stover.Jul 3, 1951
  391. Private Law 82–136Private Law 136: For the Relief of the Morgan Foods Corp.Jul 3, 1951
  392. Private Law 82–137Private Law 137: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue patents in fee to certain allottees on the Crow Indian Reservation.Jul 5, 1951
  393. Private Law 82–138Private Law 138: For the Relief of Dorothy Fumie Maeda.Jul 5, 1951
  394. Private Law 82–139Private Law 139: For the Relief of Chester A. Macomber.Jul 5, 1951
  395. Private Law 82–140Private Law 140: For the Relief of William Yinson Lee.Jul 6, 1951
  396. Private Law 82–141Private Law 141: For the Relief of Rosins, Mouradian.Jul 6, 1951
  397. Private Law 82–142Private Law 142: For the Relief of Carlos Sanchez Perez.Jul 6, 1951
  398. Private Law 82–143Private Law 143: For the Relief of Mrs. Albert W. Lack.Jul 6, 1951
  399. Private Law 82–144Private Law 144: For the Relief of Mrs. Clara Raffioer Droesse.Jul 7, 1951
  400. Private Law 82–145Private Law 145: Conferring jurisdiction upon the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts to hear, determine, and render judgment upon the claim of Mrs. Walter J. Bickford.Jul 9, 1951
  401. Private Law 82–146Private Law 146: For the Relief of the estate of Sidney Lomax, deceased.Jul 13, 1951
  402. Private Law 82–147Private Law 147: For the Relief of Joseph A. Myers, Hazel C. Myers, and Helen Myers.Jul 13, 1951
  403. Private Law 82–148Private Law 148: For the Relief of Paul D. Banning, chief disbursing officer, Treasury Department, and for other purposes.Jul 16, 1951
  404. Private Law 82–149Private Law 149: For the Relief of Rafael Xubelik, his wife, Ludmila Kubelik, and their minor son, Martin Kubelik.Jul 17, 1951
  405. Private Law 82–150Private Law 150: For the Relief of George (Wong Tzeyen) Poy.Jul 18, 1951
  406. Private Law 82–151Private Law 151: For the Relief of Conrad Xavier Charles Mauerer.Jul 18, 1951
  407. Private Law 82–152Private Law 152: For the Relief of Betty Minoru Kawachi.Jul 18, 1951
  408. Private Law 82–153Private Law 153: For the Relief of Grady Franklin Welch.Jul 18, 1951
  409. Private Law 82–154Private Law 154: For the Relief of Philip J. Hincks.Jul 18, 1951
  410. Private Law 82–155Private Law 155: For the Relief of Sui Ken Fong and Sui Tung Fong.Jul 19, 1951
  411. Private Law 82–156Private Law 156: For the Relief of Luigi Podesta.Jul 19, 1951
  412. Private Law 82–157Private Law 157: For the Relief of Arthur Henrik Sorensen, Maren Anderson Sorensen, and minor child, Evelyn Sorensen.Jul 23, 1951
  413. Private Law 82–158Private Law 158: For the relief of James M. Shellenberger, Junior, a minor.Jul 23, 1951
  414. Private Law 82–159Private Law 159: For the Relief of Kay Adel Snedeker.Jul 27, 1951
  415. Private Law 82–160Private Law 160: For the Relief of Sylvio Latino.Jul 27, 1951
  416. Private Law 82–161Private Law 161: For the Relief of Mrs. Goldie Weiner.Jul 27, 1951
  417. Private Law 82–162Private Law 162: For the Relief of A. D. Woods.Jul 27, 1951
  418. Private Law 82–163Private Law 163: For the Relief of Sonja Lohmann and her minor son.Jul 30, 1951
  419. Private Law 82–164Private Law 164: For the Relief of Karl Chimani and Ada Chimani.Jul 30, 1951
  420. Private Law 82–165Private Law 165: For the Relief of Bela Abeles and Maria Abeles.Jul 30, 1951
  421. Private Law 82–166Private Law 166: For the Relief of Bror Rainer Heikel.Jul 30, 1951
  422. Private Law 82–167Private Law 167: For the Relief of Mrs. Gizella Kezdy-Reich.Jul 30, 1951
  423. Private Law 82–168Private Law 168: For the Relief of Marie Louise Sageros.Jul 30, 1951
  424. Private Law 82–169Private Law 169: For the Relief of Lum Ying.Jul 30, 1951
  425. Private Law 82–170Private Law 170: For the Relief of Mrs. Vasilia Parselles.Jul 30, 1951
  426. Private Law 82–171Private Law 171: For the Relief of Paul Matelli.Jul 30, 1951
  427. Private Law 82–172Private Law 172: For the Relief of Sanae Iida.Jul 30, 1951
  428. Private Law 82–173Private Law 173: For the Relief of Dr. Ihor Sevcenko.Jul 30, 1951
  429. Private Law 82–174Private Law 174: For the Relief of Mrs. Johanna Maria Lummer Valentine.Jul 30, 1951
  430. Private Law 82–175Private Law 175: For the Relief of Lamar Calloway.Jul 30, 1951
  431. Private Law 82–176Private Law 176: For the Relief of Biagio Poidimani.Jul 30, 1951
  432. Private Law 82–177Private Law 177: For the Relief of B. H. Manley.Jul 30, 1951
  433. Private Law 82–178Private Law 178: For the Relief of the Peerless Casualty Co. and of Charles E. Nelson and Irwin I. Main.Jul 30, 1951
  434. Private Law 82–179Private Law 179: For the Relief of Mrs. Margarete Katharine Metz.Jul 30, 1951
  435. Private Law 82–180Private Law 180: For the Relief of Mrs. Sylvia Laquidara.Jul 31, 1951
  436. Private Law 82–181Private Law 181: For the Relief of Mrs. Florence E. Homann and her son, John A. Villas.Jul 31, 1951
  437. Private Law 82–182Private Law 182: For the Relief of Mrs. Margit Helena Falk Raboff.Jul 31, 1951
  438. Private Law 82–183Private Law 183: For the Relief of Mrs. Maryanna Boppel.Jul 31, 1951
  439. Private Law 82–184Private Law 184: For the Relief of Florence Grace Pond Whitehill.Aug 1, 1951
  440. Private Law 82–185Private Law 185: For the Relief of Rita V. L. Flaherty.Aug 1, 1951
  441. Private Law 82–186Private Law 186: For the Relief of Sister Bertha Pfeiffer and Sister Elzbieta Zabinska.Aug 2, 1951
  442. Private Law 82–187Private Law 187: For the Relief of Stefan Lenartowicz and his wife, Irene.Aug 7, 1951
  443. Private Law 82–188Private Law 188: For the Relief of Jan Josef Wieckowski and his wife and daughter.Aug 7, 1951
  444. Private Law 82–189Private Law 189: For the Relief of William J. Drinkwine.Aug 8, 1951
  445. Private Law 82–190Private Law 190: to make the restrictions of the Federal Reserve Acton holding office in a member bank inapplicable to M. S. Szymczak when he ceases to be a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.Aug 9, 1951
  446. Private Law 82–191Private Law 191: to authorize the sale of certain allotted land on the Blackfeet Reservation, Montana.Aug 11, 1951
  447. Private Law 82–192Private Law 192: For the Relief of Z. D. Gilman Company, Incorporated.Aug 14, 1951
  448. Private Law 82–193Private Law 193: For the Relief of Howard Lovell.Aug 14, 1951
  449. Private Law 82–194Private Law 194: For the Relief of Marie Louise Dewulf Maquet.Aug 14, 1951
  450. Private Law 82–195Private Law 195: For the Relief of Thomas G. Digges.Aug 14, 1951
  451. Private Law 82–196Private Law 196: For the Relief of Teresa E. Dwyer.Aug 15, 1951
  452. Private Law 82–197Private Law 197: For the Relief of Nicholas George Strangas.Aug 15, 1951
  453. Private Law 82–198Private Law 198: For the Relief of Elizabeth Jean Clarke.Aug 15, 1951
  454. Private Law 82–199Private Law 199: For the Relief of Kiyoko and Chiyiko Ishigo.Aug 15, 1951
  455. Private Law 82–200Private Law 200: For the Relief of Wong Thew Hor.Aug 15, 1951
  456. Private Law 82–201Private Law 201: For the relief of Lefrancois and Chamberland, Incorporated.Aug 15, 1951
  457. Private Law 82–202Private Law 202: For the Relief of James J. Lieberman.Aug 15, 1951
  458. Private Law 82–203Private Law 203: For the Relief of J. Alfred Pulliam.Aug 15, 1951
  459. Private Law 82–204Private Law 204: For the Relief of John S. Downing.Aug 15, 1951
  460. Private Law 82–205Private Law 205: For the Relief of Thomas G. Fabinyi.Aug 16, 1951
  461. Private Law 82–206Private Law 206: For the Relief of Jane and Martha Clark.Aug 16, 1951
  462. Private Law 82–207Private Law 207: For the Relief of Walter M. Smith.Aug 16, 1951
  463. Private Law 82–208Private Law 208: For the Relief of Dr. Lorna Wan-Hsi Feng.Aug 16, 1951
  464. Private Law 82–209Private Law 209: For the Relief of Panagiota Kolintza Karkalatos.Aug 16, 1951
  465. Private Law 82–210Private Law 210: For the Relief of Mrs. Cora B. Jones.Aug 16, 1951
  466. Private Law 82–211Private Law 211: For the Relief of Mrs. Maud M. Wright and Mrs. Maxine Roberts, formerly Mrs. Maxine Mills.Aug 16, 1951
  467. Private Law 82–212Private Law 212: For the Relief of Shizu Fujii and her son, Suenori Fujii.Aug 17, 1951
  468. Private Law 82–213Private Law 213: For the Relief of K. C. Be, Swannio Be, Wie Go Be, Wie Hwa Be, Wie Bhing Be, and Swie Tien Be.Aug 17, 1951
  469. Private Law 82–214Private Law 214: For the Relief of Rev, Thomas K. Sewall.Aug 17, 1951
  470. Private Law 82–215Private Law 215: For the Relief of Franz Furtner, his wife, Valentina Furtner, and her daughters, Nina Tuerck and Victoria Tuerck.Aug 17, 1951
  471. Private Law 82–216Private Law 216: For the Relief of Roy F. Wilson.Aug 17, 1951
  472. Private Law 82–217Private Law 217: For the Relief of George S. Paschke.Aug 17, 1951
  473. Private Law 82–218Private Law 218: For the Relief of Maj. Bruce B. Calkins.Aug 20, 1951
  474. Private Law 82–219Private Law 219: For the Relief of Eric Adolf Lenze.Aug 22, 1951
  475. Private Law 82–220Private Law 220: For the Relief of Cecil Lennox Elliott.Aug 22, 1951
  476. Private Law 82–221Private Law 221: For the Relief of Arthur Koestler.Aug 23, 1951
  477. Private Law 82–222Private Law 222: to authorize the appointment of Bernt Balchen as a permanent colonel in the Regular Force.Aug 27, 1951
  478. Private Law 82–223Private Law 223: For the Relief of Sister Carmen Teva Ramos.Aug 28, 1951
  479. Private Law 82–224Private Law 224: For the Relief of Arno Edvin Kohn.Aug 28, 1951
  480. Private Law 82–225Private Law 225: To suspend until August 15, 1951, the application of certain Federal laws with respect to an attorney employed by the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare.Aug 28, 1951
  481. Private Law 82–226Private Law 226: to record the lawful admission for permanent residence of certain aliens.Aug 29, 1951
  482. Private Law 82–227Private Law 227: For the Relief of Dr. Isac C. Goldstein.Aug 29, 1951
  483. Private Law 82–228Private Law 228: For the Relief of Gerhard H. A. Anton Bebr.Aug 29, 1951
  484. Private Law 82–229Private Law 229: to authorize the sale of certain allotted land on the Crow Reservation, Montana.Aug 29, 1951
  485. Private Law 82–230Private Law 230: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Lucille Ellen Sanders Groh.Aug 29, 1951
  486. Private Law 82–231Private Law 231: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Julia Jackson Sanders.Aug 29, 1951
  487. Private Law 82–232Private Law 232: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Julia Jackson Sanders.Aug 29, 1951
  488. Private Law 82–233Private Law 233: For the Relief of E. C. Browder and Charles Keylon.Aug 29, 1951
  489. Private Law 82–234Private Law 234: For the Relief of Harold Frederick D. Wolfgramm.Aug 29, 1951
  490. Private Law 82–235Private Law 235: For the Relief of Ruth Alice Crawshaw.Aug 30, 1951
  491. Private Law 82–236Private Law 236: For the Relief of Ivan Herben, his wife, son, and daughter-in-law.Aug 30, 1951
  492. Private Law 82–237Private Law 237: For the Relief of Salomon Henri Laifer.Aug 30, 1951
  493. Private Law 82–238Private Law 238: For the Relief of Sidney Young Hughes.Aug 30, 1951
  494. Private Law 82–239Private Law 239: For the relief of Wilcox Electric Company, Incorporated.Aug 30, 1951
  495. Private Law 82–240Private Law 240: For the Relief of Isabel Tabit.Sep 13, 1951
  496. Private Law 82–241Private Law 241: For the Relief of Mrs. Tjitske Bandstra Van Der Velde.Sep 13, 1951
  497. Private Law 82–242Private Law 242: For the Relief of Mrs. Shizuko Yamane.Sep 13, 1951
  498. Private Law 82–243Private Law 243: For the Relief of George Crisan.Sep 13, 1951
  499. Private Law 82–244Private Law 244: For the Relief of Hoshi Kazuo.Sep 13, 1951
  500. Private Law 82–245Private Law 245: For the Relief of Sister M. Crocefissa and Sister M. Reginalds.Sep 13, 1951
  501. Private Law 82–246Private Law 246: For the Relief of Sister M. Leonida.Sep 13, 1951
  502. Private Law 82–247Private Law 247: For the Relief of Ilona Agoston.Sep 13, 1951
  503. Private Law 82–248Private Law 248: For the Relief of Jai Young Lee.Sep 13, 1951
  504. Private Law 82–249Private Law 249: For the Relief of Maria Theresa Stancola.Sep 13, 1951
  505. Private Law 82–250Private Law 250: For the Relief of Thomas Alva Raphael (Richards).Sep 13, 1951
  506. Private Law 82–251Private Law 251: For the Relief of Irene Senutovitch.Sep 13, 1951
  507. Private Law 82–252Private Law 252: For the Relief of Ann Elisabeth (Diana Elizabeth), Reingruber.Sep 13, 1951
  508. Private Law 82–253Private Law 253: For the Relief of Shozo Ichiwawa.Sep 13, 1951
  509. Private Law 82–254Private Law 254: For the Relief of Dr. George Alexandros Chronakis.Sep 13, 1951
  510. Private Law 82–255Private Law 255: Authorizing the Secretary of State to continue Hervé J. L’Heureux to serve as Chief of the Visa Division for an additional year commencing September 1, 1951.Sep 13, 1951
  511. Private Law 82–256Private Law 256: For the Relief of Antonios Charalambou.Sep 15, 1951
  512. Private Law 82–257Private Law 257: For the Relief of Willem Smits.Sep 18, 1951
  513. Private Law 82–258Private Law 258: For the Relief of Mrs. Rose A. Mongrain.Sep 22, 1951
  514. Private Law 82–259Private Law 259: For the Relief of Kiyoko Matsuo.Sep 25, 1951
  515. Private Law 82–260Private Law 260: For the Relief of Jane Sherman.Sep 25, 1951
  516. Private Law 82–261Private Law 261: For the relief of Rosita Anita Navarro and Ramona Alicia Navarro.Sep 26, 1951
  517. Private Law 82–262Private Law 262: For the relief of Richard J. Walling.Sep 26, 1951
  518. Private Law 82–263Private Law 263: For the relief of D. Lane Powers and Elaine Powers Taylor.Sep 26, 1951
  519. Private Law 82–264Private Law 264: to confer jurisdiction on the Court of Claims of the United States to hear, determine, and render judgment upon the claim of the Hawaiian Airlines, Limited.Sep 26, 1951
  520. Private Law 82–265Private Law 265: For the relief of Kirocor Haladjian, Tacouhi Haladjan, Gulunia Haladjian, and Virginie Haladjian.Sep 26, 1951
  521. Private Law 82–266Private Law 266: For the relief of Madeleine Quarez.Sep 27, 1951
  522. Private Law 82–267Private Law 267: For the relief of First Lieutenant James E. Willcox.Sep 27, 1951
  523. Private Law 82–268Private Law 268: For the relief of Michail Ioannou Bourbakis.Sep 27, 1951
  524. Private Law 82–269Private Law 269: For the relief of Nene Baalstad.Sep 27, 1951
  525. Private Law 82–270Private Law 270: For the relief of Willem Hcuwink.Sep 27, 1951
  526. Private Law 82–271Private Law 271: For the relief of Wilma M. Stiehl.Sep 27, 1951
  527. Private Law 82–272Private Law 272: For the relief of Polly Anne Caldwell.Sep 27, 1951
  528. Private Law 82–273Private Law 273: For the relief of Howard I. Smith.Sep 27, 1951
  529. Private Law 82–274Private Law 274: For the relief of Ann Lamplugh.Sep 27, 1951
  530. Private Law 82–275Private Law 275: For the relief of Marie Kristine Hansen.Sep 27, 1951
  531. Private Law 82–276Private Law 276: For the relief of Davis Min Lee.Sep 27, 1951
  532. Private Law 82–277Private Law 277: For the relief of Okuni Kobayashi.Sep 27, 1951
  533. Private Law 82–278Private Law 278: For the relief of Harvey Marden.Sep 27, 1951
  534. Private Law 82–279Private Law 279: For the relief of Megumi Takagi.Sep 27, 1951
  535. Private Law 82–280Private Law 280: For the relief of Herbert H. Heller.Sep 28, 1951
  536. Private Law 82–281Private Law 281: For the relief of Teruko Okuaki.Sep 28, 1951
  537. Private Law 82–282Private Law 282: For the relief of Lou Wong Shong Ngon.Sep 28, 1951
  538. Private Law 82–283Private Law 283: For the relief of I. N. Norman.Sep 28, 1951
  539. Private Law 82–284Private Law 284: For the relief of Valmai Eileen Mackenzie.Sep 28, 1951
  540. Private Law 82–285Private Law 285: For the relief of Helmuth Russow and Volker Harpe.Sep 28, 1951
  541. Private Law 82–286Private Law 286: For the relief of Ella Maria Nyman.Sep 28, 1951
  542. Private Law 82–287Private Law 287: For the relief of certain officers and employees of the Foreign Service of the United States who, while in the course of their respective duties, suffered losses of personal property by reason of war conditions and catastrophes of nature.Oct 2, 1951
  543. Private Law 82–288Private Law 288: For the relief of Nadine Carol Heslip.Oct 3, 1951
  544. Private Law 82–289Private Law 289: For the relief of George Lukes.Oct 4, 1951
  545. Private Law 82–290Private Law 290: For the relief of William O. Stevens.Oct 9, 1951
  546. Private Law 82–291Private Law 291: For the relief of Mrs. Suzanne Chow Hsia and her son, Sven Erik Hsia.Oct 9, 1951
  547. Private Law 82–292Private Law 292: For the relief of Sisters Maria DeRubertis, Agnese Cerina, Marianna Bonifacio, Dina Bonini, and Edvige Gasparini.Oct 9, 1951
  548. Private Law 82–293Private Law 293: For the relief of Harvey McFarland and Laurance Anthony Warnock.Oct 9, 1951
  549. Private Law 82–294Private Law 294: For the relief of David Lee Harrigan.Oct 9, 1951
  550. Private Law 82–295Private Law 295: For the relief of Yutaka Nakaeda.Oct 9, 1951
  551. Private Law 82–296Private Law 296: For the relief of five sisters of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary.Oct 9, 1951
  552. Private Law 82–297Private Law 297: For the relief of Cecilia Wahls.Oct 9, 1951
  553. Private Law 82–298Private Law 298: For the relief of Pascal Nemoto Yutaka.Oct 10, 1951
  554. Private Law 82–299Private Law 299: For the relief of Maiku Suzuki.Oct 10, 1951
  555. Private Law 82–300Private Law 300: For the relief of Hendryk Kempski.Oct 10, 1951
  556. Private Law 82–301Private Law 301: For the relief of Kwang Myeng Chu.Oct 10, 1951
  557. Private Law 82–302Private Law 302: To provide for the admission of Janet and Daisy Wong to the United States.Oct 10, 1951
  558. Private Law 82–303Private Law 303: For the relief of Emilio Torres.Oct 10, 1951
  559. Private Law 82–304Private Law 304: For the relief of Sister Natalie (Marie Palagyi) and Sister Alice (Elizabeth Slachta).Oct 10, 1951
  560. Private Law 82–305Private Law 305: For the relief of Dr. Eugen Jose Singer and Mrs. Frieda Singer.Oct 10, 1951
  561. Private Law 82–306Private Law 306: For the relief of Shoemon Takano.Oct 10, 1951
  562. Private Law 82–307Private Law 307: For the relief of Hego Fuchino.Oct 10, 1951
  563. Private Law 82–308Private Law 308: For the relief of Matthew Terry.Oct 10, 1951
  564. Private Law 82–309Private Law 309: For the relief of James A. Vines.Oct 10, 1951
  565. Private Law 82–310Private Law 310: For the relief of Marianne and Michel Speelman.Oct 10, 1951
  566. Private Law 82–311Private Law 311: For the relief of Mrs. Giulia Di Gaetano Coccia.Oct 10, 1951
  567. Private Law 82–312Private Law 312: For the relief of Stanislaw Poborski.Oct 10, 1951
  568. Private Law 82–313Private Law 313: For the relief of Shizu Terauchi Parks.Oct 10, 1951
  569. Private Law 82–314Private Law 314: For the relief of Ethel Cristeta Berner.Oct 10, 1951
  570. Private Law 82–315Private Law 315: For the relief of Jack A. Witham.Oct 10, 1951
  571. Private Law 82–316Private Law 316: For the relief of Joseph A. Ferrari.Oct 10, 1951
  572. Private Law 82–317Private Law 317: For the relief of Elaine Dovico.Oct 10, 1951
  573. Private Law 82–318Private Law 318: For the relief of Sister Monica Grant.Oct 11, 1951
  574. Private Law 82–319Private Law 319: For the relief of Georgette Sato.Oct 11, 1951
  575. Private Law 82–320Private Law 320: For the relief of Mrs. Aimee Hoyningen-Huene.Oct 11, 1951
  576. Private Law 82–321Private Law 321: For the relief of Hanoh Sarapanovschi (also known as Hanoh Charat), Gizela (Gizele) Sarapanovschi (nee Levy) and Philippe Sarapanovschi.Oct 11, 1951
  577. Private Law 82–322Private Law 322: For the relief of Rafael Alemany.Oct 11, 1951
  578. Private Law 82–323Private Law 323: For the relief of George Francis Hammers.Oct 11, 1951
  579. Private Law 82–324Private Law 324: For the relief of Wladimir Peter Lewicki Heedwige Lewicki, and George Wladimir Lewicki.Oct 11, 1951
  580. Private Law 82–325Private Law 325: For the relief of Mrs. Doris Ellen Young.Oct 11, 1951
  581. Private Law 82–326Private Law 326: For the relief of Inooka Kazumi.Oct 12, 1951
  582. Private Law 82–327Private Law 327: For the relief of Akiko Mitsuhata.Oct 15, 1951
  583. Private Law 82–328Private Law 328: For the relief of Peter Therkelsen Kirwan and Ernest O’Gorman Kirwan.Oct 15, 1951
  584. Private Law 82–329Private Law 329: For the relief of Heinz Harald Patterson.Oct 15, 1951
  585. Private Law 82–330Private Law 330: to effect entry of a minor child adopted or to be adopted by a United States citizen.Oct 15, 1951
  586. Private Law 82–331Private Law 331: For the relief of John R. Willoughby.Oct 16, 1951
  587. Private Law 82–332Private Law 332: For the relief of Elizabeth Bozsik.Oct 16, 1951
  588. Private Law 82–333Private Law 333: For the relief of Nison Miller.Oct 16, 1951
  589. Private Law 82–334Private Law 334: to confer jurisdiction on the Court of Claims to hear, determine, adjudicate, and render judgment on the claim of Preston L. Watson, as administrator of the goods and chattels, rights, and credits which were of Robert A. Watson, deceased.Oct 18, 1951
  590. Private Law 82–335Private Law 335: Conferring United States citizenship posthumously upon Siegfried Oberdorfer.Oct 18, 1951
  591. Private Law 82–336Private Law 336: For the relief of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Adams and legal guardian of Dorothy Margaret Adams.Oct 18, 1951
  592. Private Law 82–337Private Law 337: For the relief of the estate of Nora B. Kennedy, deceased, and Mrs. Ann R. Norton.Oct 19, 1951
  593. Private Law 82–338Private Law 338: For the relief of the estate of Jake Jones, deceased.Oct 19, 1951
  594. Private Law 82–339Private Law 339: For the relief of Charles Cooper.Oct 20, 1951
  595. Private Law 82–340Private Law 340: For the relief of Luisa Monti.Oct 20, 1951
  596. Private Law 82–341Private Law 341: For the relief of Eugenio Bellini.Oct 20, 1951
  597. Private Law 82–342Private Law 342: For the relief of Mr. and Mrs. Miroslav Kudrat.Oct 20, 1951
  598. Private Law 82–343Private Law 343: For the relief of Franz Geyling.Oct 20, 1951
  599. Private Law 82–344Private Law 344: For the relief of Jack Warner and family.Oct 20, 1951
  600. Private Law 82–345Private Law 345: For the relief of Helena Jange Chinn.Oct 20, 1951
  601. Private Law 82–346Private Law 346: For the relief of Konstontios N. Bellos.Oct 22, 1951
  602. Private Law 82–347Private Law 347: For the relief of Hye Pah Kung.Oct 22, 1951
  603. Private Law 82–348Private Law 348: For the relief of Joji Ikeda, a minor.Oct 22, 1951
  604. Private Law 82–349Private Law 349: For the relief of Mario DiFilippo.Oct 23, 1951
  605. Private Law 82–350Private Law 350: For the relief of Arthur E. Hackett.Oct 24, 1951
  606. Private Law 82–351Private Law 351: For the relief of Yumi Horiuchi.Oct 24, 1951
  607. Private Law 82–352Private Law 352: For the relief of the estate of Jennie Gayle, deceased.Oct 24, 1951
  608. Private Law 82–353Private Law 353: For the relief of Lewyt Corp.Oct 24, 1951
  609. Private Law 82–354Private Law 354: For the relief of Moy Chin Shee.Oct 25, 1951
  610. Private Law 82–355Private Law 355: For the relief of Emma Burr.Oct 25, 1951
  611. Private Law 82–356Private Law 356: For the relief of Dr. Charles Gordon Rennick Sell.Oct 25, 1951
  612. Private Law 82–357Private Law 357: For the relief of Vera Oumancoff.Oct 25, 1951
  613. Private Law 82–358Private Law 358: For the relief of Cathy Dana Besser.Oct 25, 1951
  614. Private Law 82–359Private Law 359: For the relief of Louis E. Gabel.Oct 25, 1951
  615. Private Law 82–360Private Law 360: For the relief of Rhoda Akiko Nishiyama.Oct 25, 1951
  616. Private Law 82–361Private Law 361: For the relief of Fanny Tsihrintge Papan.Oct 25, 1951
  617. Private Law 82–362Private Law 362: For the relief of Margaret K. N. Miller.Oct 25, 1951
  618. Private Law 82–363Private Law 363: For the relief of N. H. Kelley, Bernice Kelley, Clyde D. Farquhar, and Gladys Farquhar.Oct 26, 1951
  619. Private Law 82–364Private Law 364: authorizing the naturalization of Jesus Juan Llanderal.Oct 26, 1951
  620. Private Law 82–365Private Law 365: For the relief of Hans Lank.Oct 26, 1951
  621. Private Law 82–366Private Law 366: For the relief of Alice Ibrahim Hannan Ibrahim, Ellen Issa Zakaria, Ruth Naomi Schut, and Roseileen Schut.Oct 26, 1951
  622. Private Law 82–367Private Law 367: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Laura A. Craig.Oct 26, 1951
  623. Private Law 82–368Private Law 368: To authorize the appointment of Joseph F. Carroll as a permanent colonel in the Regular Air Force.Oct 26, 1951
  624. Private Law 82–369Private Law 369: For the relief of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Deane.Oct 27, 1951
  625. Private Law 82–370Private Law 370: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Louis W. Milliken.Oct 27, 1951
  626. Private Law 82–371Private Law 371: Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Ursula Rutherford Ollinger.Oct 27, 1951
  627. Private Law 82–372Private Law 372: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Mary Rutherford Spearson.Oct 27, 1951
  628. Private Law 82–373Private Law 373: For the relief of William Lund Main.Oct 27, 1951
  629. Private Law 82–374Private Law 374: For the relief of Dr. Anthony M. Opisso.Oct 29, 1951
  630. Private Law 82–375Private Law 375: For the relief of Patricia Ann Eddings.Oct 29, 1951
  631. Private Law 82–376Private Law 376: For the relief of Nouhad Ann Khoury.Oct 29, 1951
  632. Private Law 82–377Private Law 377: For the relief of Robert Jose Toribio.Oct 29, 1951
  633. Private Law 82–378Private Law 378: For the relief of Fumiko Theresa Shibata.Oct 29, 1951
  634. Private Law 82–379Private Law 379: For the relief of Myrtle Harding.Oct 29, 1951
  635. Private Law 82–380Private Law 380: For the relief of Joyce Jacquelyn Johnson.Oct 29, 1951
  636. Private Law 82–381Private Law 381: For the relief of Adelheid Wichman (now Adelheid Waitschies).Oct 29, 1951
  637. Private Law 82–382Private Law 382: For the relief of Sharon A. Gates.Oct 29, 1951
  638. Private Law 82–383Private Law 383: For the relief of Leo Kieve.Oct 29, 1951
  639. Private Law 82–384Private Law 384: For the relief of Meiko Shindo.Oct 29, 1951
  640. Private Law 82–385Private Law 385: For the relief of Dr. Stanislaus Garstka and Dr. Marthewan Garstka.Oct 29, 1951
  641. Private Law 82–386Private Law 386: For the relief of Johanna A. Stoots.Oct 29, 1951
  642. Private Law 82–387Private Law 387: For the relief of Kikue Uchida.Oct 29, 1951
  643. Private Law 82–388Private Law 388: For the relief of Antranik Ayanian.Oct 29, 1951
  644. Private Law 82–389Private Law 389: For the relief of Ralph Ambrose Thrall and Minnie Hazell Thrall.Oct 29, 1951
  645. Private Law 82–390Private Law 390: For the relief of Masunari Saito and Isao Saito.Oct 29, 1951
  646. Private Law 82–391Private Law 391: For the relief of Yoshiko Ito.Oct 29, 1951
  647. Private Law 82–392Private Law 392: Providing for the permanent residence of Sisters Adalgisa Bellagamba, Maria Rina Montecchio, Anna Taricco, Maria Caterina Crevani, Elizabeth Baggio, Rosa Portale, Lorenzina D’Amico, Assunta Bonfiglio, Maria D’Amico, Lorenzina Scellato, Luigia Andreina Fratel1i, Elena Montecchio, and Maria Bellesso.Oct 29, 1951
  648. Private Law 82–393Private Law 393: For the relief of Erlinda Maria Bowers.Oct 29, 1951
  649. Private Law 82–394Private Law 394: For the relief of Roy Sakai.Oct 29, 1951
  650. Private Law 82–395Private Law 395: For the relief of Michael Bernard (Cervera).Oct 29, 1951
  651. Private Law 82–396Private Law 396: For the relief of Charles H. Craft.Oct 29, 1951
  652. Private Law 82–397Private Law 397: For the relief of Suzie Ballard.Oct 29, 1951
  653. Private Law 82–398Private Law 398: For the relief of Susa Yukiko Thomason.Oct 29, 1951
  654. Private Law 82–399Private Law 399: For the relief of Maximilian Otto Ricker-Huetter and Mrs. Eugenia Ricker-Huetter.Oct 30, 1951
  655. Private Law 82–400Private Law 400: For the relief of William Elden Joslin.Oct 30, 1951
  656. Private Law 82–401Private Law 401: For the relief of Ark Ping Jee Nong (Ngon).Oct 30, 1951
  657. Private Law 82–402Private Law 402: For the relief of Numa A. Winstead.Oct 30, 1951
  658. Private Law 82–403Private Law 403: To authorize Rear Admiral Emory D. Stanley, United States Navy, retired, to accept employment with the Government of Peru.Oct 30, 1951
  659. Private Law 82–404Private Law 404: For the relief of Donald I. Hamrock, Robert N. Lensch, Russell E. Ryan, and Helen P. Stewart.Oct 30, 1951
  660. Private Law 82–405Private Law 405: For the relief of Leroy Peebles.Oct 30, 1951
  661. Private Law 82–406Private Law 406: For the relief of Mrs. Inge L. Curtis.Oct 30, 1951
  662. Private Law 82–407Private Law 407: For the relief of Mrs. Dora Troost.Oct 30, 1951
  663. Private Law 82–408Private Law 408: For the relief of Ertogroul Osman and Mehmed Fahreddin.Oct 31, 1951
  664. Private Law 82–409Private Law 409: For the relief of Harold W. Britton.Oct 31, 1951
  665. Private Law 82–410Private Law 410: For the relief of Charles W. Vanderhoop.Oct 31, 1951
  666. Private Law 82–411Private Law 411: authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue a patent in fee to Joseph Pickett.Oct 31, 1951