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Volume 69

1955 · 84th Congress · session 1 · 879 public laws.

  1. Public Law 84–1Public Law 1: To amend section 7237 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.Jan 20, 1955
  2. Public Law 84–2Public Law 2: To provide for the continuation in office of certain members of the Commission on Governmental Operations.Jan 20, 1955
  3. Public Law 84–3Public Law 3: Making appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1955, and for other purposes.Jan 25, 1955
  4. Public Law 84–4Public Law 4: Authorizing the President to employ the Armed Forces of the United States for protecting the security of Formosa, the Pescadores and related positions and territories of that area.Jan 29, 1955
  5. Public Law 84–5Public Law 5: To amend the Act of July 10, 1953, which created the Commission on Intergovernmental Relations.Feb 7, 1955
  6. Public Law 84–6Public Law 6: Extending an invitation to the International Olympic Committee to hold the 1900 Olympic Gaines at Detroit, Michigan.Feb 15, 1955
  7. Public Law 84–7Public Law 7: To provide that persons serving in the Armed Forces on January 31, 1955, may continue to accrue educational benefits under the Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act of 1952, and for other purposes.Feb 15, 1955
  8. Public Law 84–8Public Law 8: To amend the wheat marketing quota provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended.Feb 19, 1955
  9. Public Law 84–9Public Law 9: To adjust the salaries of judges of United States courts, United States attorneys, Members of Congress, and for other purposes.Mar 2, 1955
  10. Public Law 84–10Public Law 10: To amend the National Housing Act, as amended.Mar 11, 1955
  11. Public Law 84–11Public Law 11: To authorize personnel of the Armed Forces to train for. attend, and participate in the Second Pan-American Games, the Seventh Olympic Winter Games, Games of the XVI Olympiad, future Pan-American Games and Olympic Games, and certain other international amateur sports competitions, and for other purposes.Mar 14, 1955
  12. Public Law 84–12Public Law 12: Relating to the regulation of nets in Alaska waters.Mar 16, 1955
  13. Public Law 84–13Public Law 13: Making an additional appropriation for the Department of Justice for the fiscal year 1955, and for other purposes.Mar 21, 1955
  14. Public Law 84–14Public Law 14: To repeal Public Law 820, Eightieth Congress 1(12 Stat. 1098), entitled “An Act to provide a revolving fund for the purchase of agricultural commodities and raw materials to be processed in occupied areas mid sold.”Mar 23, 1955
  15. Public Law 84–15Public Law 15: To amend the joint resolution of March 25, 1953, relating to electrical or mechanical office equipment for the use of Members, officers, and committees of the House of Representatives.Mar 25, 1955
  16. Public Law 84–16Public Law 16: To further amend the Reorganization Act of 1949. as amended, so that such Act will apply to reorganization plans transmitted to the Congress at any time before June 1, 1957.Mar 25, 1955
  17. Public Law 84–17Public Law 17: To eliminate the need for renewal of oaths of office upon change of status of employees of the Semite or House of Representatives.Mar 28, 1955
  18. Public Law 84–18Public Law 18: To provide a one-year extension of the existing corporate normal-tax rate and of certain excise-tax rates.Mar 30, 1955
  19. Public Law 84–19Public Law 19: To amend the Rubber Producing Facilities Disposal Act of 1953, so as to permit the disposal thereunder of Plancor Numbered 877 at Baytown, Texas, and certain tank cars.Mar 31, 1955
  20. Public Law 84–20Public Law 20: To provide incentives for members of the uniformed services by increasing certain pays and allowances.Mar 31, 1955
  21. Public Law 84–21Public Law 21: Directing a redetermination of the national marketing quota for hurley tobacco for the 1955–1956 marketing year, and for other purposes.Mar 31, 1955
  22. Public Law 84–22Public Law 22: To amend the Foreign Service Act of 1946, as amended, and for other purposes.Apr 5, 1955
  23. Public Law 84–23Public Law 23: Relating to the use of storage space in the Clark Hill Reservoir for the purpose of providing the city of McCormick, South Carolina, a regulated water supply.Apr 11, 1955
  24. Public Law 84–24Public Law 24: Making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1955, and for other purposes.Apr 22, 1955
  25. Public Law 84–25Public Law 25: To amend section 102 (a) of the Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954, so as to eliminate the requirement that privately owned stocks exported thereunder be replaced from Commodity Credit Corporation stocks.Apr 25, 1955
  26. Public Law 84–26Public Law 26: To designate the 1st day of May 1955 as Loyalty Day.Apr 27, 1955
  27. Public Law 84–27Public Law 27: To amend the rice marketing quota provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended.Apr 30, 1955
  28. Public Law 84–28Public Law 28: To amend the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, with respect to rice allotment history.Apr 30, 1955
  29. Public Law 84–29Public Law 29: To amend the the marketing quota provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended.May 5, 1955
  30. Public Law 84–30Public Law 30: To permit tile United States of America to release reversionary rights in a thirty-six and seven hundred and fifty-nine onethousand acre tract to the Vineland School District of the county of Kern, State of California.May 5, 1955
  31. Public Law 84–31Public Law 31: To authorized the Atomic Energy Commission to construct a modern office building In or near the District of Columbia to serve as its principal office.May 6, 1955
  32. Public Law 84–32Public Law 32: To provide transportation on Canadian vessels between ports In southeastern Alaska, and between Hyder, Alaska, and other points In southeastern Alaska or the continental United States, either directly or via a foreign port, or for any part of the transportation.May 7, 1955
  33. Public Law 84–33Public Law 33: To amend the Act increasing the retired pay of certain members of the former Lighthouse Service in order to make such increase permanent.May 11, 1955
  34. Public Law 84–34Public Law 34: To declare the tidewaters in the waterway (in which is located Fort Point Channel and South Bay) above the easterly side of the highway bridge over Fort Point Channel at Dorchester Avenue In the city of Boston nonnavigable tidewaters.May 13, 1955
  35. Public Law 84–35Public Law 35: To authorize the furnishing of subsistence and quarters without charge to employees of the Corps of Engineers engaged on Hooting plant operations.May 13, 1955
  36. Public Law 84–36Public Law 36: To enable the State of Arizona and the town of Tempe, Arizona, to convey to the Salt. River Agricultural Improvement and Power District, for use by such district, a portion of certain property heretofore transferred under certain restrictions to such State and town by the United States.May 13, 1955
  37. Public Law 84–37Public Law 37: To amend section 402 of the Federal Employees Uniform Allowance Aet, approved September 1, 1954.May 13, 1955
  38. Public Law 84–38Public Law 38: To amend section 401 (e) of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended.May 19, 1955
  39. Public Law 84–39Public Law 39: To amend the Act to protect scenic values along Oak Creek Canyon and certain tributaries thereof within the Coconino National Forest, Arizona.May 19, 1955
  40. Public Law 84–40Public Law 40: Making appropriations for the Department of Agriculture and Farm Credit Administration for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.May 23, 1955
  41. Public Law 84–41Public Law 41: Relating to the extension and the final liquidation of the Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government.May 23, 1955
  42. Public Law 84–42Public Law 42: To repeal section 348 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938.May 23, 1955
  43. Public Law 84–43Public Law 43: To amend the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act in order to protect innocent purchasers of fungible goods from claims of the Commodity Credit Corporation.May 23, 1955
  44. Public Law 84–44Public Law 44: To promote the national defense by authorizing the construction of aeronautical research facilities by the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics necessary to the effective prosecution of aeronautical research.May 23, 1955
  45. Public Law 84–45Public Law 45: To amend the Act establishing a Commission of Fine Arts.May 25, 1955
  46. Public Law 84–46Public Law 46: To authorize the execution of agreements between agencies of the United States and other agencies and instrumentalities for mutual aid in fire protection, aud for other purposes.May 27, 1955
  47. Public Law 84–47Public Law 47: Relative to the exploration, location, and entry of mineral lauds within the Papago Indian Reservation.May 27, 1955
  48. Public Law 84–48Public Law 48: Making additional appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1955, and for other purposes.May 27, 1955
  49. Public Law 84–49Public Law 49: To direct the Secretary of the Army to convey certain property located in Austin, Travis County, Texas, to the State of Texas.Jun 1, 1955
  50. Public Law 84–50Public Law 50: To direct the Secretary of the Army to convey certain property located In Polk County, Iowa, and described as Camp Dodge and Polk County Target Range, to the State of Iowa.Jun 1, 1955
  51. Public Law 84–51Public Law 51: Making appropriations for the Treasury and Post Office Departments, and the Tax Court of the United States, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Jun 1, 1955
  52. Public Law 84–52Public Law 52: To provide for the conveyance of Jackson Barracks, Louisiana, to the State of Louisiana, and for other purposes.Jun 1, 1955
  53. Public Law 84–53Public Law 53: To amend title 18, United States Code, section 871, to provide penalties for threats against the President-elect and the Vice President.Jun 1, 1955
  54. Public Law 84–54Public Law 54: To authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to pay indemnity for losses and expenses incurred during July 1954 in the destruction, treatment, or processing, under authority of law, of swine, swine carcasses, and products derived from swine carcasses, infected with vesicular exanthema.Jun 1, 1955
  55. Public Law 84–55Public Law 55: To amend section 13 of the Federal Farm Loan Act, as amended, to authorize the Federal land banks to purchase certain remaining assets of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation.Jun 1, 1955
  56. Public Law 84–56Public Law 56: To authorize the Territory of Alaska to obtain advances from the Federal Unemployment Act, and for other purposes.Jun 1, 1955
  57. Public Law 84–57Public Law 57: To authorize certain adwiniatTatlve expenses in the Treasury Department, and for Other purposes.Jun 1, 1955
  58. Public Law 84–58Public Law 58: To amend the Act of January 12, 1951, as amended, to continue in effect the provisions of title II of the First War Powers Act, 1941.Jun 1, 1955
  59. Public Law 84–59Public Law 59: To provide for the reappointment of Doctor Jerome C. Hunsaker as Citizen Regent of the Board of Regents of tile Smithsonian Institution.Jun 3, 1955
  60. Public Law 84–60Public Law 60: To amend the Act of April 29, 1941, to authorize the waiving of the requirement of performance and payment bonds in connection with certain Const Guard contracts.Jun 3, 1955
  61. Public Law 84–61Public Law 61: To amend the Federal Property and Administrative Servites Act of 1949 so as to Improve the administration of the program for the utilization of surplus property for educational and public health purposes.Jun 3, 1955
  62. Public Law 84–62Public Law 62: To amend section 2 of the Act of March 2, 1945, pertaining to the Columbia Hi ver at Bonneville, Oregon.Jun 8, 1955
  63. Public Law 84–63Public Law 63: To provide for the adjust meat of tolls to be charged by the Wayland Special Road District Numbered 1 of Clark County, Missouri, in the maintenance and operation of a toll bridge across the Des Moines Hi ver at or near Saint Francisville. Missouri.Jun 8, 1955
  64. Public Law 84–64Public Law 64: To amend section 4421 of the lieviseci Statutes, in order to remove the requirement as to verifying under oath certain certificates of inspection, and for other purposes.Jun 8, 1955
  65. Public Law 84–65Public Law 65: Relating to the payment of money orders.Jun 8, 1955
  66. Public Law 84–66Public Law 66: To continue until the close of June 30, 1956, the suspension of duties and import taxes on metal scrap, and for other purposes.Jun 8, 1955
  67. Public Law 84–67Public Law 67: To amend title 14, United States Code, entitled “Coast Guard”, to authorize certain early discharges of enlisted personnel, and preserve Iheir rights, privileges, and benefits.Jun 8, 1955
  68. Public Law 84–68Public Law 68: To increase the rates of basic compensation of officers and employees in the field service of the Post Office Department.Jun 10, 1955
  69. Public Law 84–69Public Law 69: Extending an invitation to the International Olympic Committee to hold the 1960 Winter Olympic Games at Squaw Valley, California.Jun 13, 1955
  70. Public Law 84–70Public Law 70: To amend the Rural Electrification Act of 1936.Jun 15, 1955
  71. Public Law 84–71Public Law 71: To authorize an examination and survey of the coastal and tidal areas of the eastern and southern United States, with particular reference to areas where severe damages have occurred from hurricane winds and tides.Jun 15, 1955
  72. Public Law 84–72Public Law 72: To make retrocession to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts of Jurisdiction over certain land in the vicinity of Fort Devens, Massachusetts.Jun 15, 1955
  73. Public Law 84–73Public Law 73: To amend section HO of title 14, United States Code, concerning the interchange of supplies between the Armed Forces.Jun 15, 1955
  74. Public Law 84–74Public Law 74: To repeal sections 452 and 462 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.Jun 15, 1955
  75. Public Law 84–75Public Law 75: To provide for investigating the feasibility of establishing a coordinated local, State, and Federal program in the city of Boston, Massachusetts, and general vicinity thereof, for the purpose of preserving the historic properties, objects, and buildings in that area.Jun 16, 1955
  76. Public Law 84–76Public Law 76: To amend the Acts authorizing agricultural entries under the nonmineral land laws of certain mineral lands in order to increase the limitation with respect to desert entries made under such Acts to three hundred and twenty acres.Jun 16, 1955
  77. Public Law 84–77Public Law 77: Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to transfer certain property of the United States Government (in the Wyoming National Guard Camp Guernsey target and maneuver area, Platte County, Wyoming) to the State of Wyoming.Jun 16, 1955
  78. Public Law 84–78Public Law 78: Making appropriations for the Department of the Interior and related agencies for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Jun 16, 1955
  79. Public Law 84–79Public Law 79: To revive and reenact the Act authorizing the village of Baudette, State of Minnesota, its public successors or public assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a toll bridge across the Rainy River, at or near Baudette, Minnesota, approved December 21, 1950.Jun 16, 1955
  80. Public Law 84–80Public Law 80: To authorize the conveyance of certain war housing projects to the city of Warwick, Virginia, and the city of Hampton, Virginia.Jun 16, 1955
  81. Public Law 84–81Public Law 81: To authorize the conveyance of a certain tract of land in the State of Oklahoma to the city of Woodward, Oklahoma.Jun 16, 1955
  82. Public Law 84–82Public Law 82: To strengthen the investigation provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act.Jun 16, 1955
  83. Public Law 84–83Public Law 83: To amend Veterans Regulation Numbered 7 (a) to clarify the entitlement of veterans to outpatient dental care.Jun 16, 1955
  84. Public Law 84–84Public Law 84: To amend the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1044, so as to authorize loans for farm housing to be guaranteed or insured under the same terms and conditions as apply to residential housing.Jun 16, 1955
  85. Public Law 84–85Public Law 85: To authorize the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs to reconvey to Richland County, South Carolina, a portion of the Veterans’ Administration hospital reservation, Columbia, South Carolina.Jun 16, 1955
  86. Public Law 84–86Public Law 86: To extend the authority of the President to enter into trade agreements under section 350 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, and for other purposes.Jun 21, 1955
  87. Public Law 84–87Public Law 87: To lower the age requirements with respect to optional retirement of persons serving in the Coast Guard who served in the former Lighthouse Service.Jun 21, 1955
  88. Public Law 84–88Public Law 88: To amend the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 to extend the authority of the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs to make direct loans, and to authorize the Administrator to make additional types of direct loans thereunder, and for other purposes.Jun 21, 1955
  89. Public Law 84–89Public Law 89: To increase the efficiency of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, and for other purposes.Jun 21, 1955
  90. Public Law 84–90Public Law 90: To amend section 16 of the Act entitled “An Act to adjust the salaries of postmasters, supervisors, and employees in the field service of the Post Office Department”, approved October 24, 1951 (65 Stat. 632; 39 U. S. C. 876c).Jun 21, 1955
  91. Public Law 84–91Public Law 91: To continue until the close of June 30, 1958, the suspension of certain import taxes on copper.Jun 21, 1955
  92. Public Law 84–92Public Law 92: To extend the time for filing application by certain disabled veterans for payment on the purchase price of an automobile or other conveyance, and for other purposes.Jun 21, 1955
  93. Public Law 84–93Public Law 93: To amend the Act of September 30, 1950 (64 Stat. 1096), to provide for the conveyance of certain real property to the city of Richmond, California.Jun 22, 1955
  94. Public Law 84–94Public Law 94: To adjust the rates of basic compensation of certain officers and employees of the Federal Government, and for other purposes.Jun 28, 1955
  95. Public Law 84–95Public Law 95: To amend title 18 of the United States Code, relating to the mailing and transportation of obscene matter.Jun 28, 1955
  96. Public Law 84–96Public Law 96: Directing a study and report by the Secretary of Agriculture on barley tobacco marketing controls.Jun 28, 1955
  97. Public Law 84–97Public Law 97: Granting the consent of Congress to the States of Arkansas and Oklahoma, to negotiate and enter into a compact relating to their interests in, and the apportionment of, the waters of the Arkansas River and its tributaries as they affect such States.Jun 28, 1955
  98. Public Law 84–98Public Law 98: Authorizing E. B. Reyna, his heirs, legal representatives, and assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a toll bridge across the Rio Grande, at or near Los Ebanos, Texas.Jun 28, 1955
  99. Public Law 84–99Public Law 99: To amend section 5 of the Flood Control Act of August 18, 1941, as amended, pertaining to emergency flood control work.Jun 28, 1955
  100. Public Law 84–100Public Law 100: Authorizing Gus A. Guerra, his heirs, legal representatives, and assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a toll bridge across the Rio Grande, at or near Rio Grande City, Texas.Jun 28, 1955
  101. Public Law 84–101Public Law 101: To repeal the fee stamp requirement in the Foreign Service and amend section 1728 of the Revised Statutes, as amended.Jun 28, 1955
  102. Public Law 84–102Public Law 102: To repeal a service charge of 10 cents per sheet of one hundred words, for making out and authenticating copies of records in the Department of State.Jun 28, 1955
  103. Public Law 84–103Public Law 103: To amend section 7 of the Act approved September 22, 1922, as amended.Jun 28, 1955
  104. Public Law 84–104Public Law 104: To authorize certain officers and employees of the Department of State and the Foreign Service in carry firearms.Jun 28, 1955
  105. Public Law 84–105Public Law 105: To amend the Canal Zone Code by the addition of provisions authorizing regulation of the sale and use of fireworks in the Canal Zone.Jun 28, 1955
  106. Public Law 84–106Public Law 106: To authorize the construction of a building for a Museum of History and Technology for the Smithsonian Institution, including the preparation of plans and specifications, and all other work incidental thereto.Jun 28, 1955
  107. Public Law 84–107Public Law 107: Dedicating the Lee Mansion in Arlington National Cemetery as a permanent memorial to Robert E. Lee.Jun 29, 1955
  108. Public Law 84–108Public Law 108: To provide for the transmission in the mails of live scorpions.Jun 29, 1955
  109. Public Law 84–109Public Law 109: Authorizing the erection of a memorial gift from the Government of Venezuela.Jun 29, 1955
  110. Public Law 84–110Public Law 110: Making appropriations for the Executive Office of the President and sundry general Government agencies for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Jun 29, 1955
  111. Public Law 84–111Public Law 111: To amend the Act of July 3, 1952, relating to research in the development and utilization of saline waters.Jun 29, 1955
  112. Public Law 84–112Public Law 112: Making appropriations for sundry independent executive bureaus, boards, Commissions, corporations, agencies, and offices, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1955
  113. Public Law 84–113Public Law 113: To extend the period of authorization of appropriations for the hospital center and facilities in the District of Columbia.Jun 30, 1955
  114. Public Law 84–114Public Law 114: To authorize the Secretary of Commerce to sell certain vessels to citizens of the Republic of the Philippines; to provide for the rehabilitation of the interisland commerce of the Philippines, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1955
  115. Public Law 84–115Public Law 115: To provide certain clarifying and technical amendments to the Reserve Officer Personnel Act of 1954.Jun 30, 1955
  116. Public Law 84–116Public Law 116: To provide for the conveyance of all right, title, and interest of the United States in a certain tract of land in Macon County, Georgia, to the Georgia State Board of Education.Jun 30, 1955
  117. Public Law 84–117Public Law 117: To amend Public Law 727, Eighty-third Congress, so as to extend the period for the making of emergency loans for agricultural purposes.Jun 30, 1955
  118. Public Law 84–118Public Law 118: To further amend the Universal Military Training and Service Act by extending the authority to induct certain individuals and by extending the authority to require the special registration, classification, and induction of certain medical, dental, and allied specialist categories, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1955
  119. Public Law 84–119Public Law 119: To extend for temporary periods certain housing programs, the Small Business Act of 1953. and the Defense Production Act of 1950.Jun 30, 1955
  120. Public Law 84–121Public Law 121: Making appropriations for the Department of Commerce and related agencies for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1936, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1955
  121. Public Law 84–122Public Law 122: To continue the effectiveness of the Missing Persons Act. as extended, until July 1, 1956.Jun 30, 1955
  122. Public Law 84–123Public Law 123: Making temporary appropriations for the fiscal year 1956, providing for increased pay costs for the fiscal year 1955, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1955
  123. Public Law 84–124Public Law 124: To extend for one year the existing temporary increase in the public debt limit.Jun 30, 1955
  124. Public Law 84–125Public Law 125: To continue the effectiveness of the Act of December 2, 1942, as amended, and tile Act of July 28, 1945, as amended, relating to war-risk hazard and detention benefits until July 1, 1956.Jun 30, 1955
  125. Public Law 84–126Public Law 126: Relating to the free importation of personal and household effects brought into the United States under Government orders, and for other purposes.Jun 30, 1955
  126. Public Law 84–127Public Law 127: To Increase the public benefits from the National Park System by facilitating the management of museum properties relating thereto, and for other purposes.Jul 1, 1955
  127. Public Law 84–128Public Law 128: Creating a Federal commission to formulate plans for the construction in the District of Columbia of a civic auditorium, including an Inaugural Hull of Presidents and a music, tine arts, and mass communications center.Jul 1, 1955
  128. Public Law 84–129Public Law 129: To authorize certain sums to be appropriated immediately for the completion of the construction of the Inter-American Highway.Jul 1, 1955
  129. Public Law 84–130Public Law 130: To provide for the construction of distribution systems on authorized Federal reclamation projects by irrigation districts and other public agencies.Jul 4, 1955
  130. Public Law 84–131Public Law 131: Making appropriations for the Government of the District of Columbia mid other activities chargeable in whole or in part against the revenues of said District for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Jul 5, 1955
  131. Public Law 84–132Public Law 132: To amend the Act of April 6, 1949, as amended, and the Act of August 31, 1954, so as to provide that the rate of interest on certain loans made tinder such Acts shall not exceed 3 per centum per annum.Jul 7, 1955
  132. Public Law 84–133Public Law 133: Making appropriations for the Depart meats of State and Justice, the Judiciary, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Jul 7, 1955
  133. Public Law 84–134Public Law 134: To provide for the bonding of certain officers and employees of the government of the District of Columbia, for the payment of the premiums on such bonds by the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Jul 7, 1955
  134. Public Law 84–135Public Law 135: To increase criminal penalties under the Sherman Antitrust Act.Jul 7, 1955
  135. Public Law 84–136Public Law 136: To amend section 4004, title 18, United States Code, relating to administering oaths and taking acknowledgments by officials of Federal penal and correctional institutions.Jul 7, 1955
  136. Public Law 84–137Public Law 137: To amend the Clayton Act by granting a right of action to the United States to recover damages under the antitrust laws, establishing a uniform statute of limitations, and for other purposes.Jul 7, 1955
  137. Public Law 84–138Public Law 138: To amend the Mutual Security Art of 1954, mid for other purposes.Jul 8, 1955
  138. Public Law 84–139Public Law 139: To adjust the salaries of judges of the Municipal Court of Appeals for the District, of Columbia, the salaries of the judges of the Municipal Court for the District of Columbia, the salary of the judge of the District of Columbia Tax Court, and the salary of the judge of the Juvenile Court of the District of Columbia.Jul 11, 1955
  139. Public Law 84–140Public Law 140: To provide that all United States currency shall bear the inscription “In God We Trust”.Jul 11, 1955
  140. Public Law 84–141Public Law 141: To authorize appropriations for the Atomic Energy Commission for acquisition or condemnation of real property or any facilities, or for plant or facility acquisition, construction, or expansion, and for other purposes.Jul 11, 1955
  141. Public Law 84–142Public Law 142: To provide for the conveyance of a portion of the Fort Devens Military Reservation, Massachusetts, to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.Jul 11, 1955
  142. Public Law 84–143Public Law 143: To repeal two provisions of law requiring that certain military personnel shall be paid monthly.Jul 11, 1955
  143. Public Law 84–144Public Law 144: To amend section 201 (d) of the Career Compensation Act of 1949, as amended, to provide tor advance payments of certain pay and allowances of members of the uniformed services, arid for other purposes.Jul 12, 1955
  144. Public Law 84–145Public Law 145: To repeal the Act of January 19, 1929 (ch. 86, 45 Stat. 1090), entitled “An Act to limit the date of filing claims for retainer pay”.Jul 12, 1955
  145. Public Law 84–146Public Law 146: To amend the Universal Military Training and Service Act, as amended, to remove the requirement for a final physical examination for inductees who continue on active duty in another status in the Armed Forces.Jul 12, 1955
  146. Public Law 84–147Public Law 147: To facilitate the settlement of the accounts of deceased members of the uniformed services, and for other purposes.Jul 12, 1955
  147. Public Law 84–148Public Law 148: To amend the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended, and for other purposes.Jul 12, 1955
  148. Public Law 84–149Public Law 149: To extend the authority for the enlistment of aliens in the Regular Army.Jul 12, 1955
  149. Public Law 84–150Public Law 150: To amend the Public Buildings Purchase Contract Act of 1954.Jul 12, 1955
  150. Public Law 84–151Public Law 151: To declare the portion of the waterway at Bridgeport, Connecticut, known as the west branch of Cedar Creek, a nonnavigable stream.Jul 12, 1955
  151. Public Law 84–152Public Law 152: To declare a certain portion of the waterway at Greenwich, Connecticut (in which is located the Greenwich Harbor), a nonnavigable stream.Jul 12, 1955
  152. Public Law 84–153Public Law 153: To authorize voluntary extensions of enlistments in the Army, Navy, and Air Force for periods of less than one year.Jul 12, 1955
  153. Public Law 84–154Public Law 154: Relating to a constitutional convent ion In Alaska.Jul 12, 1955
  154. Public Law 84–155Public Law 155: Authorizing the installation of additional elevators in the Senate wing of the Capitol.Jul 12, 1955
  155. Public Law 84–156Public Law 156: To provide for the suspension of certain benefits in the case of members of the reserve components of the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps ordered to extended active duty in time of war or national emergency, and for other purposes.Jul 12, 1955
  156. Public Law 84–157Public Law 157: Making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1958, and for other purposes.Jul 13, 1955
  157. Public Law 84–158Public Law 158: To amend section 2 of the Act of January 27, 1905 (33 Stat. 616), as amended (48 U. S. C., 1952 edition, sec. 322).Jul 14, 1955
  158. Public Law 84–159Public Law 159: To provide research and technical assistance relating to air pollution control.Jul 14, 1955
  159. Public Law 84–160Public Law 160: To modify the authorized project for Ferrells Bridge Reservoir, Texas, and to provide for the local cash contribution for the water supply feature of that reservoir.Jul 15, 1955
  160. Public Law 84–161Public Law 161: To authorize certain construction at military, naval, anti Air Force installations, and for other purposes.Jul 15, 1955
  161. Public Law 84–162Public Law 162: To provide for the conservation of anthracite coal resources through measures of flood control and anthracite mine drainage, and for other purposes.Jul 15, 1955
  162. Public Law 84–163Public Law 163: Making appropriations for the Atomic Energy Commission, the Tennessee Valley Authority, certain agencies of the Department of the Interior, and civil functions administered by the Department of the Army, for the Usual year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Jul 15, 1955
  163. Public Law 84–164Public Law 164: To modify the project for the Denison Reservoir on Red River in Texas and Oklahoma in order to provide for a highway bridge across Luke Texoma.Jul 15, 1955
  164. Public Law 84–165Public Law 165: To provide rewards for information concerning the illegal introduction Into the United States, or the Illegal manufacture or acquisition in the United States, of special nuclear material and atomic weapons.Jul 15, 1955
  165. Public Law 84–166Public Law 166: To amend the Act of April 6, 1949, to extend the period for emergency assistance to farmers and stockmen.Jul 15, 1955
  166. Public Law 84–167Public Law 167: To amend the Act of July 31, 1947 ((31 Stat. 0S1) and the mining laws to provide for multiple use of the surface of the same tracts of the public lands, and for other purposes.Jul 23, 1955
  167. Public Law 84–168Public Law 168: To extend the existing authority for the loan of a small aircraft carrier to the Government of France.Jul 26, 1955
  168. Public Law 84–169Public Law 169: To declare Pike Creek above the easterly side of the highway bridge at Sixth Avenue in the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, a nonnavigable stream.Jul 26, 1955
  169. Public Law 84–170Public Law 170: To amend the Act of August 24, 1912, to simplify the procedures governing the mailings of certain publications of churches and church organizations.Jul 26, 1955
  170. Public Law 84–171Public Law 171: To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to acquire certain rights-of-way and timber access roads.Jul 26, 1955
  171. Public Law 84–172Public Law 172: To redefine the terms “stepchild” and “stepparent” for the purposes Of the Servicemen’s Indemnity Act of 1951, as amended.Jul 26, 1955
  172. Public Law 84–173Public Law 173: To amend subsection (e) (1) of section 13A of the Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950 to change from two years to three years the standard contained therein with rest sect to the past affiliations of individuals conducting the management of certain organizations.Jul 26, 1955
  173. Public Law 84–174Public Law 174: To amend the Community Exchange Act.Jul 26, 1955
  174. Public Law 84–175Public Law 175: To redefine eligibility for membership in AM VETS (American Veterans of World War II).Jul 26, 1955
  175. Public Law 84–176Public Law 176: To amend title IV of the Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act.Jul 26, 1955
  176. Public Law 84–177Public Law 177: To authorize the establishment of the City of Refuge National Historical Park, in the Territory of Hawaii, anti for other purposes.Jul 26, 1955
  177. Public Law 84–178Public Law 178: To amend the Act incorporating The American Legion so as to redefine eligibility for membership therein.Jul 26, 1955
  178. Public Law 84–179Public Law 179: To abolish the Old Kasaan National Monument, Alaska, and for other purposes.Jul 26, 1955
  179. Public Law 84–180Public Law 180: To amend the Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act of 1952, to extend the time for filing claims for mustering-out payments.Jul 26, 1955
  180. Public Law 84–181Public Law 181: To provide for payment of a reasonable attorney’s fee by the insured in a suit brought by him or on his behalf during his lifetime for waiver of premiums on account of total disability.Jul 26, 1955
  181. Public Law 84–182Public Law 182: Providing for on objective, thorough, and nationwide analysis and reevaluation of the human and economic problems of mental Illness, and for other purposes.Jul 28, 1955
  182. Public Law 84–183Public Law 183: To establish a com mi salon for the celebration of the one-hundredth anniversary of the birth of Theodore Roosevelt.Jul 28, 1955
  183. Public Law 84–184Public Law 184: Authorizing the State Highway Commission of the State of Maine to construct, maintain, and operate a free highway bridge across the Saint Croix River between Calais, Maine, and Saint Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada.Jul 28, 1955
  184. Public Law 84–185Public Law 185: Consenting to an interstate compact to conserve oil and gas.Jul 28, 1955
  185. Public Law 84–186Public Law 186: To authorize the transfer to the Department of Agriculture, for agricultural purposes, of certain real property in Saint Croix, Virgin Islands.Jul 28, 1955
  186. Public Law 84–187Public Law 187: To authorize the leasing of certain lands of the Yakima Tribe to the State of Washington for historical and for park purposes.Jul 28, 1955
  187. Public Law 84–188Public Law 188: To authorize the purchase, sale, and exchange of certain Indian lands on the Yakima Indian Reservation, and for other purposes.Jul 28, 1955
  188. Public Law 84–189Public Law 189: To amend section 3 of the Travel Expense Act of 1940, as amended, to provide the increased maximum per diem allowance for subsistence and travel expenses, and for other purposes.Jul 28, 1955
  189. Public Law 84–190Public Law 190: To extend for a period of two years the privilege of free importation of gifts from members of the Armed Forces of the United States on duty abroad.Jul 28, 1955
  190. Public Law 84–191Public Law 191: To amend the Act authorizing the conveyance of certain lands to Miles City, Montana, in order to extend for five years the authority tinder such Act.Jul 29, 1955
  191. Public Law 84–192Public Law 192: To amend the joint resolution approved August 30, 1954, relating to the establishment of the Woodrow Wilson Centennial Celebration Commission, and for other purposes.Jul 29, 1955
  192. Public Law 84–193Public Law 193: To amend section 622 of the National Service Life Insula lice Act of 1940.Jul 29, 1955
  193. Public Law 84–194Public Law 194: To amend certain provisions of the Servicemen’s Indemnity Act of 1951.Jul 29, 1955
  194. Public Law 84–195Public Law 195: Making appropriations for the Departments of Labor, and Health, Education, and Welfare, and related agencies, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1955
  195. Public Law 84–196Public Law 196: Relating to revisions of the executive agreement concerning trade and related matters entered into by the President of the United States and the President of the Philippines on July 4, 1940.Aug 1, 1955
  196. Public Law 84–197Public Law 197: To provide for the relief of certain members of the Army, Navy, and Air Free, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1955
  197. Public Law 84–198Public Law 198: To amend subsection (e) of section 1 of title 5 of the District of Columbia Revenue Act of 1937, as amended.Aug 1, 1955
  198. Public Law 84–199Public Law 199: Authorizing the Territory of Hawaii, through its duly designated officers and boards, to negotiate a compromise agreement, exchange with, sell or lease to the owners of certain shorelands, certain tidelands, both in the Territory of Hawaii, and to make covenants with such owners, in settlement of certain damage claims and for a conveyance of littoral rights.Aug 1, 1955
  199. Public Law 84–200Public Law 200: To amend the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended, to authorize the Administrator of General Services to donate certain property to the American National Red Cross.Aug 1, 1955
  200. Public Law 84–201Public Law 201: To revise the boundary between the second and fourth judicial divisions of Alaska.Aug 1, 1955
  201. Public Law 84–202Public Law 202: To provide for the distribution of funds belonging to the members of the Creek Nation of Indians, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1955
  202. Public Law 84–203Public Law 203: To modify the Acts of August 12, 1935 (49 Stat. 571, 584), May 15, 1936 (49 Stat. 1274), July 1, 1946 (60 Stat. 357), August 8, 1946 (60 Stat. 923), and June 30, 1947 (61 Stat. 211), with respect to the recoupment of certain public school construction costs, and to amend the Act of August 17, 1950 (64 Stat. 459), relating to the expenditure of funds for cooperating with the public school board of Walker, Minnesota.Aug 1, 1955
  203. Public Law 84–204Public Law 204: To amend section 6 of Public Law 874, Eighty-first Congress, so as to provide for the continued operation of certain schools on military installations.Aug 1, 1955
  204. Public Law 84–205Public Law 205: To provide for the conveyance to the city of Clarksburg, West Virginia, of certain property which was donated for use in connection with a veterans’ hospital, and which is not being so used.Aug 1, 1955
  205. Public Law 84–206Public Law 206: To repeal certain laws relating to timber and stone on the public domain.Aug 1, 1955
  206. Public Law 84–207Public Law 207: Authorizing the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs to convey certain property of the United States to the city of North Little Rock, Arkansas.Aug 1, 1955
  207. Public Law 84–208Public Law 208: Making appropriations for Mutual Security for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Aug 2, 1955
  208. Public Law 84–209Public Law 209: To extend the provisions of title XII of the Merchant Marine Act, 1936, relating to war risk insurance, for an additional five years.Aug 3, 1955
  209. Public Law 84–210Public Law 210: To permit the issuance of a flag to a friend or associate of the deceased veteran where it is not claimed by the next of kin.Aug 3, 1955
  210. Public Law 84–211Public Law 211: To amend the Federal Airport Act, as amended.Aug 3, 1955
  211. Public Law 84–212Public Law 212: To declare a certain portion of the waterway (a section of the Acushnet River) in the city of New Bedford and the towns of Fairhaven and Acushnet, Massachusetts, a nonnavigable stream.Aug 3, 1955
  212. Public Law 84–213Public Law 213: To provide for tile abolition of the eighty-rod reserved spaces between claims on shore waters in Alaska, and for other purposes.Aug 3, 1955
  213. Public Law 84–214Public Law 214: To authorize an investigation and report on the advisability of a national monument in Brooklyn, New York.Aug 3, 1955
  214. Public Law 84–215Public Law 215: To provide for the management and disposition of certain public domain lands in the State of Oklahoma.Aug 3, 1955
  215. Public Law 84–216Public Law 216: To extend the Renegotiation Act of 1951 for two years.Aug 3, 1955
  216. Public Law 84–217Public Law 217: Providing for the conveyance of the Old Colony project to the Boston Housing Authority.Aug 3, 1955
  217. Public Law 84–218Public Law 218: To amend the Act entitled “An Act authorizing the construction, repair, and preservation of certain public works on rivers and harbors for navigation, flood control, and for other purposes”, approved September 3, 1954.Aug 3, 1955
  218. Public Law 84–219Public Law 219: Making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1955
  219. Public Law 84–220Public Law 220: To authorize the designation of October 22, 1955, as National Olympic Day.Aug 4, 1955
  220. Public Law 84–221Public Law 221: To facilitate the establishment of local self-government at the communities of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and Richland, Washington, and to provide for the disposal of federally owned properties of such communities.Aug 4, 1955
  221. Public Law 84–222Public Law 222: To exempt meetings of associations of professional hairdressers or cosmetologists from certain provisions of the Acts of June 7, 1938 152 Stat. 611), and July 1, 1902 (32 Stat. 622), as amended.Aug 4, 1955
  222. Public Law 84–223Public Law 223: To repeal the prohibition against the declaration of stock dividends by public utilities operating in the District of Columbia.Aug 4, 1955
  223. Public Law 84–224Public Law 224: To incorporate the Army and Navy Legion of Valor of the United States of America.Aug 4, 1955
  224. Public Law 84–225Public Law 225: To repeal the requirement that public utilities engaged in the manufacture and sale of electricity in the District of Columbia must submit annual reports to Congress.Aug 4, 1955
  225. Public Law 84–226Public Law 226: For the relief of desert land entrymen whose entries are dependent upon percolating waters for reclamation.Aug 4, 1955
  226. Public Law 84–227Public Law 227: To provide for the payment of compensation to officers and members of the Metropolitan Police force, the United States Park Police force, the White House Police force, and the Fire Department of the District of Columbia, for duty performed on their days off, when such days off are suspended during an emergency.Aug 4, 1955
  227. Public Law 84–228Public Law 228: To increase the mileage allowance of United States marshals and their deputies from 7 cents per mile to 10 cents per mile.Aug 4, 1955
  228. Public Law 84–229Public Law 229: To further amend section 106 of the Army-Navy Nurses Act of 1947 so as to provide for certain adjustments in the dates of rank of nurses and women medical specialists of the Regular Army and Regular Air Force in the permanent grade of captain, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1955
  229. Public Law 84–230Public Law 230: Authorizing the printing and binding of a revised edition of Cannon’s Procedure in the House of Representatives and providing that the same shall be subject to copyright by the author.Aug 4, 1955
  230. Public Law 84–231Public Law 231: To provide that active service In the Army and Air Force shall be Included In determining the eligibility for retirement of certain commissioned officers Of the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard.Aug 4, 1955
  231. Public Law 84–232Public Law 232: To amend section 1 of the Act of March 12, 1914.Aug 4, 1955
  232. Public Law 84–233Public Law 233: To authorize the crediting, for certain purposes, of prior active Federal Commissioned service performed by a person appointed as a commissioned officer under section 101 or 102 of the Army-Navy Nurses Act of 1947, as amended, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1955
  233. Public Law 84–234Public Law 234: To provide for the release of the express condition and limitation on certain land heretofore conveyed to the trustees of the village of Sag Harbor, New York.Aug 4, 1955
  234. Public Law 84–235Public Law 235: To provide for the conveyance of certain property under the jurisdiction of the Housing and Home Finance Administrator to the State of Louisiana.Aug 4, 1955
  235. Public Law 84–236Public Law 236: To authorize the Secretary of Defense to lend certain Army, Navy, and Air Force equipment, and to provide certain services to tile Girl Scouts of the United States of America for use at the Girl Scout Senior Roundup Encampment, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1955
  236. Public Law 84–237Public Law 237: To direct the Secretary of Agriculture to release on behalf of the United States conditions in two deeds conveying certain submarginal lands to Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina so as to permit such college, subject to Certain conditions, to sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of such lands.Aug 4, 1955
  237. Public Law 84–238Public Law 238: To authorize the transmission through the mails of certain keys, identification devices, and small articles, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1955
  238. Public Law 84–239Public Law 239: To amend paragraph I (a), part I of Veterans Regulation Numbered 1 (a), as amended, to make its provisions applicable to active service on and after June 27, 1950, and prior to February 1, 1955, and for other purposes.Aug 4, 1955
  239. Public Law 84–240Public Law 240: To amend section 8 of the Act entitled “An Act to establish a District of Columbia Armory Board and for other purposes”, approved June 4, 1948.Aug 4, 1955
  240. Public Law 84–241Public Law 241: To provide that reversionary interests of the United States in certain lands formerly conveyed to the city of Chandler, Oklahoma, shall be quitclaimed to such city.Aug 4, 1955
  241. Public Law 84–242Public Law 242: Making appropriations for the Legislative Branch for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and for other purposes.Aug 5, 1955
  242. Public Law 84–243Public Law 243: To fix and regulate the salaries of teachers, school officers, and other employees of the Board of Education of the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.Aug 5, 1955
  243. Public Law 84–244Public Law 244: To increase the salaries of officers and members of the Metropolitan Police force, and the Fire department of the District of Columbia, the United States Park Police, and the White House Police, and for other purposes.Aug 5, 1955
  244. Public Law 84–245Public Law 245: To amend subsection 303 (e) of the Career Compensation Act of 1949 relating to transportation and storage of household goods of military personnel on permanent change of station.Aug 5, 1955
  245. Public Law 84–246Public Law 246: To establish a Permanent Committee for the Oliver Wendell Holmes Devise, and for other purposes.Aug 5, 1955
  246. Public Law 84–247Public Law 247: To require the recordation of scrip, lien selection, and similar rights.Aug 5, 1955
  247. Public Law 84–248Public Law 248: To amend section 8a (4) of the Commodity Exchange Act, as amended.Aug 5, 1955
  248. Public Law 84–249Public Law 249: To revive section 3 of the District of Columbia Public School Food Services Act.Aug 5, 1955
  249. Public Law 84–250Public Law 250: To amend the Act of May 20, 1949, to strengthen and improve the organization of the Department of State, and for other purposes.Aug 5, 1955
  250. Public Law 84–251Public Law 251: To authorize the construction of two surveying ships for the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Department of Commerce, and for other purposes.Aug 5, 1955
  251. Public Law 84–252Public Law 252: To authorize the conveyance of certain land to the Pecwan Union School District for use as the site of a school.Aug 5, 1955
  252. Public Law 84–253Public Law 253: To authorize subsistence allowances to enlisted personnel.Aug 5, 1955
  253. Public Law 84–254Public Law 254: To provide for five-year terms of office for members of the Subversive Activities Control Board with one of such terms expiring in each calendar year.Aug 5, 1955
  254. Public Law 84–255Public Law 255: To authorize the leasing of restricted Indian lands for public, religious, educational, recreational, residential, business, and other purposes requiring the grant of long-term leases.Aug 9, 1955
  255. Public Law 84–256Public Law 256: Authorizing construction of certain public works on the Mississippi River for the protection of Saint Louis, Missouri.Aug 9, 1955
  256. Public Law 84–257Public Law 257: To provide that certain lands acquired by the United States shall be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture as national forest lands.Aug 9, 1955
  257. Public Law 84–258Public Law 258: To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to issue patents for certain lands in Florida bordering upon Indian River.Aug 9, 1955
  258. Public Law 84–259Public Law 259: To authorize the issuance of commemorative medals to certain societies of which Benjamin Franklin was a member, founder, or sponsor in observance of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of his birth.Aug 9, 1955
  259. Public Law 84–260Public Law 260: To authorize the Secretary of Commerce to sell the steamship Monterey.Aug 9, 1955
  260. Public Law 84–261Public Law 261: To provide for the conveyance to tile State of North Dakota, for use as a State historic site, of the land where Chief Sitting Bull was originally buried.Aug 9, 1955
  261. Public Law 84–262Public Law 262: To continue the effectiveness of the Act of July 17, 1953 (67 Stat. 177), as amended, providing certain construction and other authority.Aug 9, 1955
  262. Public Law 84–263Public Law 263: To amend the Act extending the exterior boundary of the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation in the State of Utah so as to authorize such State to exchange certain mineral lands for other lands mineral in character.Aug 9, 1955
  263. Public Law 84–264Public Law 264: To amend the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act.Aug 9, 1955
  264. Public Law 84–265Public Law 265: To authorize the conveyance by quitclaim deed of certain land in the Brownsville Navigation District of Cameron County, Texas.Aug 9, 1955
  265. Public Law 84–266Public Law 266: To amend section 3221 of the Revised Statutes, relating to voluntary liquidation of national banks.Aug 9, 1955
  266. Public Law 84–267Public Law 267: To amend section 107 of title 28 of the United States Code so as to eliminate separate divisions and reduce the number of places of holding regular terms of the United States District Court for the District of Nebraska.Aug 9, 1955
  267. Public Law 84–268Public Law 268: To amend the Small Business Act of 1953.Aug 9, 1955
  268. Public Law 84–269Public Law 269: To amend the Public Buildings Act of 1949 to provide a five-year limitation on the period of leases of space for Federal agencies in the District of Columbia.Aug 9, 1955
  269. Public Law 84–270Public Law 270: To authorize adjustment by the Secretary of Agriculture of certain obligations of settlers on projects developed or subject to the Act of August 11, 1939, as amended, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  270. Public Law 84–271Public Law 271: To amend the Acts granting the consent of Congress to the State of Connecticut, acting by and through any agency or commission thereof, to construct, maintain, and operate toll bridges across the Connecticut River.Aug 9, 1955
  271. Public Law 84–272Public Law 272: To amend the Act known as the “Agricultural Marketing Act of 1940”, approved August 14, 1940.Aug 9, 1955
  272. Public Law 84–273Public Law 273: To amend the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act, as amended, to modify, clarify, and provide additional authority for insurance of loans.Aug 9, 1955
  273. Public Law 84–274Public Law 274: To authorize the improvement of the Amite River and its tributaries.Aug 9, 1955
  274. Public Law 84–275Public Law 275: To authorize the construction within Grand Teton National Park of an alternate route to U. S. Highway 89, also numbered U. S. 187 and U. S. 26, and the conveyance thereof to the State of Wyoming, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  275. Public Law 84–276Public Law 276: To authorize the Pueblos of San Lorenzo and Pojoaque in New Mexico to sell certain lands to the Navaho Tribe, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  276. Public Law 84–277Public Law 277: To repeal a particular contractual requirement with respect to the Arch Hurley Conservancy District hi New Mexico.Aug 9, 1955
  277. Public Law 84–278Public Law 278: To amend the Act of May 19, 1947 (ch. 80, 61 Stat. 102), as amended, so as to permit per capita payments to the Individual members of the Shoshone Tribe and the Arapahoe Tribe of the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming, to be made quarterly.Aug 9, 1955
  278. Public Law 84–279Public Law 279: To further amend the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  279. Public Law 84–280Public Law 280: To amend the Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act of 1952 to provide that education and training allowances paid to veterans pursuing institutional on-farm training shall not be reduced for twelve months after they have begun their training.Aug 9, 1955
  280. Public Law 84–281Public Law 281: To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to distribute equally to members of the Kaw Tribe of Indians certain moneys to the credit of the tribe in the United States Treasury.Aug 9, 1955
  281. Public Law 84–282Public Law 282: Authorizing the Administrator of General Services to convey certain land to the city of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, for park and recreational purposes, for an amount equal to the cost to the United States of acquiring such lands from the city.Aug 9, 1955
  282. Public Law 84–283Public Law 283: To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to include capacity to serve the town of Glen do, Wyoming, in a sewerage system to be installed in connection with the construction of Glendo Dam and Reservoir, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  283. Public Law 84–284Public Law 284: To authorize the conveyance of certain war housing projects to the city of Norfolk, Virginia.Aug 9, 1955
  284. Public Law 84–285Public Law 285: To amend the International Claims Settlement Act of 1949, as amended, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  285. Public Law 84–286Public Law 286: To authorize the dual employment of custodial employees in post office buildings operated by the General Services Administration, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  286. Public Law 84–287Public Law 287: To provide recognition of the fiftieth anniversary of the Devils Tower National Monument, Wyoming, the first national monument, established by the President of the United States pursuant to the Antiquities Act of 1906; to authorize the addition of certain land to the monument, to permit land exchanges, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  287. Public Law 84–288Public Law 288: To amend the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 as amended.Aug 9, 1955
  288. Public Law 84–289Public Law 289: To declare the portion of the waterway of West Haven and New Haven, Connecticut, known as the West River, northerly of a line running north 85 degrees 31 minutes 43.5 seconds east from a point whose coordinates in the Corps of Engineers Harbor Line System are north 4,616.76 and west 9.450.80, a non-navigable stream.Aug 9, 1955
  289. Public Law 84–290Public Law 290: To amend title 14, United States Code, so as to provide for compensatory absence of Coast Guard military personnel serving at isolated aids to navigation, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  290. Public Law 84–291Public Law 291: To authorize the Texas Hill Country Development Foundation to convey certain land to Kerr County, Texas.Aug 9, 1955
  291. Public Law 84–292Public Law 292: To amend the rice marketing quota provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended.Aug 9, 1955
  292. Public Law 84–293Public Law 293: To authorize the conveyance to the city of Anniston, Alabama, of certain real property within Fort McClellan, Alabama.Aug 9, 1955
  293. Public Law 84–294Public Law 294: To authorize male nurses mid medical specialists to lie appointed as Reserve officers.Aug 9, 1955
  294. Public Law 84–295Public Law 295: To amend the Defense Production Act of 1950, as amended, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  295. Public Law 84–296Public Law 296: Making recommendations to the States for the enactment of legislation to permit and assist Federal personnel, including members of the Armed Forces, and their families, to exercise their voting franchise, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  296. Public Law 84–297Public Law 297: To provide that a gold medal be coined and presented to Doctor Jonas E. Salk !n honor of his achievements in the field of medicine.Aug 9, 1955
  297. Public Law 84–298Public Law 298: To extend the authority of the Corregidor Bataan Memorial Commission, anti for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  298. Public Law 84–299Public Law 299: To extend the retirement. Income tax credit to members of the Armed Forces.Aug 9, 1955
  299. Public Law 84–300Public Law 300: To provide for adjustments in the lands or interests therein acquired for the .Jim Woodruff Reservoir, Florida and Georgia, by the reconveyance of certain lands or interests therein to the former owners thereof.Aug 9, 1955
  300. Public Law 84–301Public Law 301: To provide for the conveyance of a portion of the former O’Reilly General Hospital, Springfield, Missouri, to the State of Missouri, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  301. Public Law 84–302Public Law 302: To amend the National Defense Facilities Act of 1950 to provide for additional facilities necessary for the admin 1st ration and training of units of The Reserve components of the Armed Forces of the United States, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  302. Public Law 84–303Public Law 303: To extend the period during which claims for floor stocks refunds may be filed with respect to certain manufacturers’ excise taxes which were reduced by the Excise Tux Reduction Act of 1951.Aug 9, 1955
  303. Public Law 84–304Public Law 304: To establish a Commission on Government Security.Aug 9, 1955
  304. Public Law 84–305Public Law 305: Ta provide for strengthening of the Reserve Forces, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  305. Public Law 84–306Public Law 306: To amend the Internal Revenue Code.Aug 9, 1955
  306. Public Law 84–307Public Law 307: To convey by Quitclaim deed certain laud to the State of Texas.Aug 9, 1955
  307. Public Law 84–308Public Law 308: To authorize permanent appointments in the United States Navy and in the United States Marine Corps.Aug 9, 1955
  308. Public Law 84–309Public Law 309: To increase the annual compensation of the Academic Dean of the United States Naval Postgraduate School.Aug 9, 1955
  309. Public Law 84–310Public Law 310: To amend section 346 of the Revenue Act of 1951.Aug 9, 1955
  310. Public Law 84–311Public Law 311: To make corn meal aim Wheat flour available to needy persons.Aug 9, 1955
  311. Public Law 84–312Public Law 312: To provide for adjustments in the lands or interests therein acquired for the Demopolis Lock and Dam, Alabama, by the reconveyance of certain lands or interests therein to the former owners thereof.Aug 9, 1955
  312. Public Law 84–313Public Law 313: To amend the Act entitled “An Act to establish a code of law for the District of Columbia”, approved March 3, 1901, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  313. Public Law 84–314Public Law 314: To amend the provisions of the River and Harbor Act of 1954 which authorize the Secretary of the Army to reimburse local interests for work done on a dredging project at Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbors, California, during a period ending oh July 1, 1953, by extending that period to November 7, 1953.Aug 9, 1955
  314. Public Law 84–315Public Law 315: To authorize the Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs to convey certain land to the city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.Aug 9, 1955
  315. Public Law 84–316Public Law 316: Granting the consent of rile Congress to the negotiation of a compact relating to the waters of the Klamath River by the States of Oregon and California.Aug 9, 1955
  316. Public Law 84–317Public Law 317: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to provide for a maximum manufacturers’ excise tax on the leases of certain automobile utility trailers.Aug 9, 1955
  317. Public Law 84–318Public Law 318: To amend the Act of February 21, 1940 (60 Stat. 26), to permit the retirement nt temporary officers of the naval service after completion of more than twenty years of active service.Aug 9, 1955
  318. Public Law 84–319Public Law 319: To amend title V of the Agricultural Act of 1949, as amended.Aug 9, 1955
  319. Public Law 84–320Public Law 320: To provide for the regulation of tares for the transportation of schoolchildren in the District of Columbia.Aug 9, 1955
  320. Public Law 84–321Public Law 321: To amend section 3401 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.Aug 9, 1955
  321. Public Law 84–322Public Law 322: To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to Investigate and report to the Congress on projects for the conservation, development, and utilization of the water resources of Alaska.Aug 9, 1955
  322. Public Law 84–323Public Law 323: To provide for the purchase of bonds to cover civilian officers and employees and military personnel of the Federal Government.Aug 9, 1955
  323. Public Law 84–324Public Law 324: To amend title 14, United States Code, entitled “Coast Guard”, for the purpose of providing Involuntary retirement of certain officers, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  324. Public Law 84–325Public Law 325: To provide wage credits under title II of the Social Secure Act for Military service before April 1956, and to permit application for lump-sum benefits under such title to be made within two years after interment or reinterment in the ease of servicemen dying overseas before April 1956.Aug 9, 1955
  325. Public Law 84–326Public Law 326: To provide for the sale of certain war housing projects to the Housing Authority of Beaver County, Pennsylvania, for use in providing rental housing for persons of limited income.Aug 9, 1955
  326. Public Law 84–327Public Law 327: Authorizing modification of the project for flood protection on the San Joaquin River and tributaries, California.Aug 9, 1955
  327. Public Law 84–328Public Law 328: To revive and reenact the Act “Authorizing the Arkansas-Mississippi Bridge Commission, its public successors or public assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across the Mississippi River at or near Friar Point, Mississippi., and Helena. Arkansas”, approved May 17, 1939.Aug 9, 1955
  328. Public Law 84–329Public Law 329: To change the name of Garza-Little Elm Dam, located in Denton County, Texas, to Lewisville Dam.Aug 9, 1955
  329. Public Law 84–331Public Law 331: To remit the duty on certain bells to be imported for addition to the carillons of The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina.Aug 9, 1955
  330. Public Law 84–330Public Law 330: To prohibit the employment by the Government of the United States of persons who are disloyal or who participate in or assert the right to strike against the Government of the United States, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  331. Public Law 84–332Public Law 332: To provide for the conveyance of one and eight-tenths acres of land, more or less, within the Grapevine Dam and Reservoir project to the city of Grapevine, Texas, for sewage disposal purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  332. Public Law 84–333Public Law 333: To amend the Internal Revenue Codes so as to provide a personal exemption with respect to certain dependents in the Republic of the Philippines.Aug 9, 1955
  333. Public Law 84–334Public Law 334: To amend section 1 of the Act entitled “An Act to authorize relief of accountable officers of the Government, and for other purposes”, approved August 1, 1947 (61 Stat. 720).Aug 9, 1955
  334. Public Law 84–335Public Law 335: To amend the Act of October 19, 1949, entitled “An Act to assist States in collecting sales and use taxes on cigarettes”.Aug 9, 1955
  335. Public Law 84–336Public Law 336: To amend the Rubber Producing Facilities Disposal Act of 1953, as heretofore amended, so as to permit the disposal thereunder of Plancor Numbered 980 at Institute, West Virginia.Aug 9, 1955
  336. Public Law 84–337Public Law 337: To authorize the Atomic Energy Commission to pay the salary of a Commissioner during the recess of the Senate, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  337. Public Law 84–338Public Law 338: To provide for the striking of medals in commemoration of the one hundred and twentieth anniversary of the signing of the Texas Declaration of Independence and the Battles of the Alamo, Goliad, and Sail Jacinto tn the year 1830.Aug 9, 1955
  338. Public Law 84–339Public Law 339: For the relief of the State of Illinois.Aug 11, 1955
  339. Public Law 84–340Public Law 340: Granting the consent of Congress to the States of Kansas and Oklahoma to negotiate and enter into a compact relating to their interests in, and the apportionment of the waters of the Arkansas River and its tributaries as they affect such States.Aug 11, 1955
  340. Public Law 84–341Public Law 341: To promote public cooperation in the rehabilitation and preservation of the Nation’s important historic properties in the New York City area, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  341. Public Law 84–342Public Law 342: To authorize the Secretary of Commerce, acting through the Coast and Geodetic Survey, to assist the States of Maryland and Delaware to reestablish their common boundary.Aug 11, 1955
  342. Public Law 84–343Public Law 343: To permit national banks to make twenty-year real estate loans, and nine-month residential construction loans.Aug 11, 1955
  343. Public Law 84–344Public Law 344: To increase the borrowing power of Commodity Credit Corporation.Aug 11, 1955
  344. Public Law 84–345Public Law 345: To extend and clarify laws relating to the provision and improvement of housing, the elimination and prevention of shuns, the conservation and development of urban communities, the financing of vitally needed public works, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  345. Public Law 84–346Public Law 346: Granting the consent of Congress to the States of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas to negotiate and enter into a compact providing for the apportionment of the waters of the Red River and its tributaries.Aug 11, 1955
  346. Public Law 84–347Public Law 347: To provide for retirement of the Government capital to certain institutions operating under the supervision of the Farm Credit Administration; to increase borrower participation in the management and control of the Federal Farm Credit System; and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  347. Public Law 84–348Public Law 348: To extend the period of restrictions on lands belonging to Indians of the Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  348. Public Law 84–349Public Law 349: To amend the Act of October 14, 1940, to authorize the sale of personal property held in connection with housing under such Act.Aug 11, 1955
  349. Public Law 84–350Public Law 350: To provide for the participation of the United States in the International Finance Corporation.Aug 11, 1955
  350. Public Law 84–351Public Law 351: To amend section 313 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, with respect to tobacco allotments.Aug 11, 1955
  351. Public Law 84–352Public Law 352: To consolidate the Hatch Act of 1837 and laws supplementary thereto relating to the appropriation of Federal funds for the support of agricultural experiment stations in the States, Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.Aug 11, 1955
  352. Public Law 84–353Public Law 353: Granting the consent of Congress to the States of California and Nevada to negotiate and enter into a compact with respect to the distribution and use of the waters of the Truckee. Carson, and Walker Rivers, Lake Tahoe, and the tributaries of such rivers and lake in such States.Aug 11, 1955
  353. Public Law 84–354Public Law 354: To provide that the tax on admissions shall not apply to certain athletic events held for the benefit of the United States Olympic Association.Aug 11, 1955
  354. Public Law 84–355Public Law 355: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 with respect to the tax on cutting oils.Aug 11, 1955
  355. Public Law 84–356Public Law 356: To amend the Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance Act of 1954.Aug 11, 1955
  356. Public Law 84–357Public Law 357: To provide for entry and location, on discovery of a valuable source material, upon public lands of the United States classified as or known to be valuable for coal, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  357. Public Law 84–358Public Law 358: To amend the Joint resolution entitled “Joint resolution to establish a commission for the celebration of the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of Alexander Hamilton”, approved August 20, 1954.Aug 11, 1955
  358. Public Law 84–359Public Law 359: To permit the mining, development, and utilization of the mineral resources of all public lands withdrawn or reserved for power development, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  359. Public Law 84–360Public Law 360: To amend Public Law 83, Eighty-third Congress.Aug 11, 1955
  360. Public Law 84–361Public Law 361: To amend section 313 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, with respect to tobacco allotments.Aug 11, 1955
  361. Public Law 84–362Public Law 362: To authorize subpenas in connection with the enforcement of the narcotic laws, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  362. Public Law 84–363Public Law 363: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to provide for refund or credit of internal revenue taxes and customs duties paid on distilled spirits and wines lost, rendered unmarketable, or condemned by health authorities as a result of the hurricanes of 1954.Aug 11, 1955
  363. Public Law 84–364Public Law 364: To authorize the States to organize and maintain State Defense Forces, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  364. Public Law 84–365Public Law 365: To provide permanent authority for the relief of certain disbursing officers, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  365. Public Law 84–366Public Law 366: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 with respect to the tax treatment of income received from patent infringement suits.Aug 11, 1955
  366. Public Law 84–367Public Law 367: To remove the manufacturers’ excise tax from the sales of certain component parts for use ta other manufactured articles, to confine to entertainment-type equipment the tax on radio and television apparatus, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  367. Public Law 84–368Public Law 368: To amend section 303 of the Career Compensation Act of 1949, to authorize travel and transportation allowances, and transportation of dependents and of baggage and household effects to the homes of their selection fur certain members of the uniformed services, and for other purposes.Aug 11, 1955
  368. Public Law 84–369Public Law 369: To amend section 8 of the Civil Service Retirement Act of May 29, 1930, as amended.Aug 11, 1955
  369. Public Law 84–370Public Law 370: To amend section 223 of the Revenue Act of 1950, relating to the use of corporation property by a shareholder.Aug 11, 1955
  370. Public Law 84–371Public Law 371: To increase the annuities of certain retired civilian members of the teaching staffs of the United States Naval Academy and the United States Naval Postgraduate School.Aug 11, 1955
  371. Public Law 84–372Public Law 372: To establish a commission to formulate plans for a memorial to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.Aug 11, 1955
  372. Public Law 84–373Public Law 373: To provide for the acceptance and maintenance of Presidential libraries, and for other purposes.Aug 12, 1955
  373. Public Law 84–374Public Law 374: To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to execute a certain contract with the Toston Irrigation District. Montana.Aug 12, 1955
  374. Public Law 84–375Public Law 375: To authorize the appropriation of accumulated receipts in the Federal aid to wildlife-restoration fund established by the Pittman-Robertson Act and to authorize the expenditure of funds apportioned to a State under such Act for the management of wildlife areas and resources.Aug 12, 1955
  375. Public Law 84–376Public Law 376: To regulate the election of delegates representing the District of Columbia to national political conventions, and for other purposes.Aug 12, 1955
  376. Public Law 84–377Public Law 377: To provide grants to assist States to meet the cost of poliomyelitis vaccination programs, and for other purposes.Aug 12, 1955
  377. Public Law 84–378Public Law 378: To provide for settlement of claims resulting from the disaster which occurred at Texas City, Texas, on April 16 and 17, 1947.Aug 12, 1955
  378. Public Law 84–379Public Law 379: To repeal the manufacturers excise tax on motorcycles.Aug 12, 1955
  379. Public Law 84–380Public Law 380: To provide for the granting of career-conditional and career appointments to certain qualified employees.Aug 12, 1955
  380. Public Law 84–381Public Law 381: To amend the Fair Labor Standards Art of 1938 in order to increase the national mini tn um wage, and for other purposes.Aug 12, 1955
  381. Public Law 84–382Public Law 382: To amend Public Laws 815 and 874, Eighty-first Congress, which provide for assistance to local educational agencies in areas affected by Federal activities, and for other purposes.Aug 12, 1955
  382. Public Law 84–383Public Law 383: To amend the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937, as amended, and the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act.Aug 12, 1955
  383. Public Law 84–384Public Law 384: To amend section 112 (n) (8) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1939, relating to the suspension of certain periods of limitation while the taxpayer is on extended active duty with the Armed Forces, and to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 with respect to tax treatment where the taxpayer recovers amounts held by another under claim of right.Aug 12, 1955
  384. Public Law 84–385Public Law 385: To amend section 1233 and section 542 (a) (2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.Aug 12, 1955
  385. Public Law 84–386Public Law 386: To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to construct, operate, and maintain the Trinity River division, Central Valley project, California, under Federal reclamation laws.Aug 12, 1955
  386. Public Law 84–387Public Law 387: To reemphasize trade development as the primary purpose of title I of the Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954.Aug 12, 1955
  387. Public Law 84–388Public Law 388: To amend the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 to make temporary provision for making payments in lieu of taxes with respect to certain real property transferred by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and its subsidiaries to other Government departments.Aug 12, 1955
  388. Public Law 84–389Public Law 389: To amend the joint resolution entitled “Joint resolution to authorize the merger of street-railway corporations operating in the District of Columbia, and for other purposes”, approved January 14, 1933, and for other purposes.Aug 14, 1955
  389. Public Law 84–390Public Law 390: To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to lease any unassigned lands on the Colorado River Indian Reservation, Arizona, and for other purposes.Aug 14, 1955
  390. Private Law 84–1Private Law 1: For the relief of Jan R. Cwiklinski.Mar 31, 1955
  391. Private Law 84–2Private Law 2: For the relief of Ernest Ludwig Bamford and Mrs. Nadine Bamford.Apr 5, 1955
  392. Private Law 84–3Private Law 3: For the relief of Olivia Mary Orciuch.May 5, 1955
  393. Private Law 84–4Private Law 4: For the relief of Mrs. Concetta Saccatti Salliani.May 23, 1955
  394. Private Law 84–5Private Law 5: For the relief of Mrs. Elsa Danes.May 23, 1955
  395. Private Law 84–6Private Law 6: For the relief of Gloria Minoza Medellin.May 23, 1955
  396. Private Law 84–7Private Law 7: For the relief of Hildegard Noble.May 23, 1955
  397. Private Law 84–8Private Law 8: For the relief of Mrs. Franciska Mihalka.May 23, 1955
  398. Private Law 84–9Private Law 9: For the relief of Alexander Turchaninova.May 23, 1955
  399. Private Law 84–10Private Law 10: For the relief of Boris Ivanovitch Oblesow.May 23, 1955
  400. Private Law 84–11Private Law 11: For the relief of Christine Susan Caiado.May 23, 1955
  401. Private Law 84–12Private Law 12: For the relief of Florence Meister.May 23, 1955
  402. Private Law 84–13Private Law 13: For the relief of Angelita Haberer.May 23, 1955
  403. Private Law 84–14Private Law 14: For the relief of Li Chiu Fu and wife, Leung Sue Wa.May 23, 1955
  404. Private Law 84–15Private Law 15: For the relief of Ivan Bruno Lomm, also known as Ivan B. Johnson.May 23, 1955
  405. Private Law 84–16Private Law 16: For the relief of Kleoniki Argendeli.May 23, 1955
  406. Private Law 84–17Private Law 17: For the relief of Mrs. Anatoly Batenko and Vladimir Batenko.May 23, 1955
  407. Private Law 84–18Private Law 18: For the relief of David Manuel Porter.May 23, 1955
  408. Private Law 84–19Private Law 19: For the relief of Marek S. Korowicz.May 23, 1955
  409. Private Law 84–20Private Law 20: For the relief of Orlando Lucarini.May 23, 1955
  410. Private Law 84–21Private Law 21: For the relief of Fay Jennette Lee.May 23, 1955
  411. Private Law 84–22Private Law 22: For the relief of Giuseppe Carollo.May 23, 1955
  412. Private Law 84–23Private Law 23: For the relief of Vida Kosnik.May 23, 1955
  413. Private Law 84–24Private Law 24: For the relief of Sister Mary Berarda.May 23, 1955
  414. Private Law 84–25Private Law 25: For the relief of Mrs. Marjorie Fligor (nee Sproul).May 23, 1955
  415. Private Law 84–26Private Law 26: For the relief of Theodora Sammartino.May 23, 1955
  416. Private Law 84–27Private Law 27: For the relief of Basil Theodossiou.May 23, 1955
  417. Private Law 84–28Private Law 28: For the relief of Elizabeth Ann Giampietro.May 23, 1955
  418. Private Law 84–29Private Law 29: For the relief of Bent Petersen.May 23, 1955
  419. Private Law 84–30Private Law 30: For the relief of Victor and Irene-Wanda Goldstein.May 23, 1955
  420. Private Law 84–31Private Law 31: For the relief of Rene Rachell Luyse Kubicek.May 23, 1955
  421. Private Law 84–32Private Law 32: For the relief of Philopimin Michalacopoulos (Mihalakopoulos).May 25, 1955
  422. Private Law 84–33Private Law 33: For the relief of June Rose McHenry.May 25, 1955
  423. Private Law 84–34Private Law 34: For the relief of Alberto Dal Bello and Mrs. Dina Bristot Dal Bello.May 25, 1955
  424. Private Law 84–35Private Law 35: For the relief of Gabriella Sardo.May 25, 1955
  425. Private Law 84–36Private Law 36: For the relief of Mrs. Mounira E. Medlej.May 25, 1955
  426. Private Law 84–37Private Law 37: For the relief of Eliseo Felix Hernandez.May 25, 1955
  427. Private Law 84–38Private Law 38: For the relief of Chia-Tseng Chen.May 25, 1955
  428. Private Law 84–39Private Law 39: For the relief of Joseph Marralli.May 25, 1955
  429. Private Law 84–40Private Law 40: For the relief of Mrs. Erato Aranopoulou.May 25, 1955
  430. Private Law 84–41Private Law 41: For the relief of William Ligh.May 25, 1955
  431. Private Law 84–42Private Law 42: For the relief of Mrs. Anita Scavone.May 25, 1955
  432. Private Law 84–43Private Law 43: For the relief of Zbigniew Wolynski.May 25, 1955
  433. Private Law 84–44Private Law 44: For the relief of Mrs. Lottie Longo (formerly Lottie Guetler).May 25, 1955
  434. Private Law 84–45Private Law 45: For the relief of Stylianos Haralambidis.May 25, 1955
  435. Private Law 84–46Private Law 46: For the relief of Andrea Hernandes Montes Rocha.May 25, 1955
  436. Private Law 84–47Private Law 47: For the relief of Elisabeth Thalhammer and her child, Harold William Bushman III.May 25, 1955
  437. Private Law 84–48Private Law 48: For the relief of Robert George Bulldeath and Lenora Patricia Bulldeath.May 25, 1955
  438. Private Law 84–49Private Law 49: For the relief of Janis Arvids Reinfelds.May 25, 1955
  439. Private Law 84–50Private Law 50: For the relief of Regina Berg Vomberg and her children, Wilma and Helga Vomberg.May 25, 1955
  440. Private Law 84–51Private Law 51: For the relief of Namiko Nitoh and her child, George F. X. Nitoh.May 25, 1955
  441. Private Law 84–52Private Law 52: For the relief of Erika Rambauske.May 25, 1955
  442. Private Law 84–53Private Law 53: For the relief of Sing Fong York.May 25, 1955
  443. Private Law 84–54Private Law 54: For the relief of Mrs. Elfriede Majka Grifasi.May 25, 1955
  444. Private Law 84–55Private Law 55: For the relief of Mrs. Irene Emma Anderson.May 25, 1955
  445. Private Law 84–56Private Law 56: For the relief of Doctor Danuta Oktawiec.May 26, 1955
  446. Private Law 84–57Private Law 57: For the relief of Howard Carl Kaiser.May 26, 1955
  447. Private Law 84–58Private Law 58: For the relief of Doctor Lycourgos E. Papadakis.May 26, 1955
  448. Private Law 84–59Private Law 59: For the relief of John P. Farrar.May 26, 1955
  449. Private Law 84–60Private Law 60: For the relief of Doctor Cristjo Cristofv, his wife Jordana Dilova Cristofv, and his children George and Daphne-Kremena Cristofv.May 27, 1955
  450. Private Law 84–61Private Law 61: For the relief of Federico Ungar Finaly.May 27, 1955
  451. Private Law 84–62Private Law 62: For the relief of Nicholas John Manticas, Anne Francis Manticas, Mary Manticas, and John Manticas.May 27, 1955
  452. Private Law 84–63Private Law 63: For the relief of Francis Bertram Brennan.Jun 1, 1955
  453. Private Law 84–64Private Law 64: For the relief of Sandra Lea MacMullin.Jun 1, 1955
  454. Private Law 84–65Private Law 65: For the relief of Inge Krarup.Jun 1, 1955
  455. Private Law 84–66Private Law 66: For the relief of Anastasia Alexiadou.Jun 1, 1955
  456. Private Law 84–67Private Law 67: For the relief of Chokichi Iraha.Jun 1, 1955
  457. Private Law 84–68Private Law 68: For the relief of George Paul Khouri.Jun 1, 1955
  458. Private Law 84–69Private Law 69: To confer jurisdiction on the Attorney General to determine the eligibility of certain aliens to benefit under section 6 of the Refugee Relief Act of 1953, as amended.Jun 1, 1955
  459. Private Law 84–70Private Law 70: For the relief of Stanislavas Racinskas (Stacys Racinskas).Jun 16, 1955
  460. Private Law 84–71Private Law 71: For the relief of Evantiyi Yorgiyadis.Jun 16, 1955
  461. Private Law 84–72Private Law 72: For the relief of Ahti Johannes Ruuskanen.Jun 16, 1955
  462. Private Law 84–73Private Law 73: For the relief of Sultana Coka Pavlovitch.Jun 16, 1955
  463. Private Law 84–74Private Law 74: For the relief of Miroslav Slovak.Jun 16, 1955
  464. Private Law 84–75Private Law 75: For the relief of Louise Russu Sozanski.Jun 16, 1955
  465. Private Law 84–76Private Law 76: For the relief of Johanna Schmid.Jun 16, 1955
  466. Private Law 84–77Private Law 77: For the relief of Mrs. Diana Cohen and Jacqueline Patricia Cohen.Jun 16, 1955
  467. Private Law 84–78Private Law 78: For the relief of Anni Marjatta Makela and son, Markku Paivio Makela.Jun 16, 1955
  468. Private Law 84–79Private Law 79: For the relief of Ellen Henriette Buch.Jun 16, 1955
  469. Private Law 84–80Private Law 80: For the relief of Helen Zafred Urbanic.Jun 16, 1955
  470. Private Law 84–81Private Law 81: For the relief of Lucy Personius.Jun 16, 1955
  471. Private Law 84–82Private Law 82: For the relief of Priska Anne Kary.Jun 16, 1955
  472. Private Law 84–83Private Law 83: For the relief of Zev Cohen (Zev Machtani).Jun 16, 1955
  473. Private Law 84–84Private Law 84: For the relief of Margaret Isabel Byers.Jun 21, 1955
  474. Private Law 84–85Private Law 85: For the relief of Alberto Cortez Cortez.Jun 21, 1955
  475. Private Law 84–86Private Law 86: For the relief of Kyung Ho Park (Syung Sil Park) and his wife, Mrs. Young Sil Lee.Jun 21, 1955
  476. Private Law 84–87Private Law 87: For the relief of L. S. Goedeke.Jun 21, 1955
  477. Private Law 84–88Private Law 88: For the relief of Ewing Choat.Jun 21, 1955
  478. Private Law 84–89Private Law 89: For the relief of Rosa Maria Phillips.Jun 21, 1955
  479. Private Law 84–90Private Law 90: For the relief of Chen Chih-Keui.Jun 21, 1955
  480. Private Law 84–91Private Law 91: For the relief of Shirley W. Rothra.Jun 21, 1955
  481. Private Law 84–92Private Law 92: For the relief of Mary Rose and Mrs. Alice Rose Spittler.Jun 21, 1955
  482. Private Law 84–93Private Law 93: For the relief of Buonaventura Giannone.Jun 21, 1955
  483. Private Law 84–94Private Law 94: For the relief of Albert Woolson.Jun 21, 1955
  484. Private Law 84–95Private Law 95: To authorize the President to promote Paul A. Smith, a commissioned officer of the Coast and Geodetic Survey on the retired list, to the grade of rear admiral (lower half) in the Coast and Geodetic Survey, with entitlement to all benefits pertaining to any officer retired in such grade.Jun 22, 1955
  485. Private Law 84–96Private Law 96: For the relief of Vasilios Demetriou Kretsos and his wife, Chryssa Thomaidou Kretsos.Jun 28, 1955
  486. Private Law 84–97Private Law 97: For the relief of Margarita Oy Wan Chan.Jun 28, 1955
  487. Private Law 84–98Private Law 98: For the relief of Aina Brizga.Jun 28, 1955
  488. Private Law 84–99Private Law 99: For the relief of Martin P. Pavlov.Jun 28, 1955
  489. Private Law 84–100Private Law 100: For the relief of Alick Bhark.Jun 28, 1955
  490. Private Law 84–101Private Law 101: For the relief of Roger Ouellette.Jun 28, 1955
  491. Private Law 84–102Private Law 102: For the relief of Antonios Vasillos Zarkadis.Jun 28, 1955
  492. Private Law 84–103Private Law 103: For the relief of Robert A. Borromeo.Jun 28, 1955
  493. Private Law 84–104Private Law 104: For the relief of Harold C. Nelson and Dewey L. YoungJun 28, 1955
  494. Private Law 84–105Private Law 105: For the relief of Luigi Cianci.Jun 28, 1955
  495. Private Law 84–106Private Law 106: For the relief of Hussein Kamel Moustafa.Jun 28, 1955
  496. Private Law 84–107Private Law 107: For the relief of Anna Tokatlian Gulezian.Jun 28, 1955
  497. Private Law 84–108Private Law 108: For the relief of Moses Aaron Butterman.Jun 28, 1955
  498. Private Law 84–109Private Law 109: For the relief of Mayer Rothbaum.Jun 28, 1955
  499. Private Law 84–110Private Law 110: For the relief of Rose Mazur.Jun 28, 1955
  500. Private Law 84–111Private Law 111: For the relief of Maria Theresia Reinhardt and her child Maria Anastasia Reinhardt.Jun 28, 1955
  501. Private Law 84–112Private Law 112: For the relief of J. B. Phipps.Jun 28, 1955
  502. Private Law 84–113Private Law 113: For the relief of Constantine Nitsas.Jun 28, 1955
  503. Private Law 84–114Private Law 114: For the relief of the estate of James F. Casey.Jun 28, 1955
  504. Private Law 84–115Private Law 115: For the relief of Mrs. Sally Rice.Jun 28, 1955
  505. Private Law 84–116Private Law 116: For the relief of Theodore J. Harris.Jun 28, 1955
  506. Private Law 84–117Private Law 117: For the relief of Rica, Lucy, and Salomon Breger.Jun 29, 1955
  507. Private Law 84–118Private Law 118: For the relief of Antonin Volejnicek.Jun 29, 1955
  508. Private Law 84–119Private Law 119: For the relief of Bohumil Suran.Jun 29, 1955
  509. Private Law 84–120Private Law 120: For the relief of Thomas Kunhyuk Kim.Jun 29, 1955
  510. Private Law 84–121Private Law 121: For the relief of Jan Hajdukiewicz.Jun 29, 1955
  511. Private Law 84–122Private Law 122: For the relief of Hildegarde Hiller.Jun 29, 1955
  512. Private Law 84–123Private Law 123: For the relief of Sandy Michael John Philp.Jun 29, 1955
  513. Private Law 84–124Private Law 124: For the relief of Jose Perez Gomez.Jun 29, 1955
  514. Private Law 84–125Private Law 125: For the relief of Slavoljub Djurovic and Goran Djurovic.Jun 29, 1955
  515. Private Law 84–126Private Law 126: To permit a retired officer of the Navy to be employed in a command status in connection with Antarctic expeditions.Jun 29, 1955
  516. Private Law 84–127Private Law 127: For the relief of David R. Click.Jun 29, 1955
  517. Private Law 84–128Private Law 128: For the relief of H. W. Robinson and Company.Jun 29, 1955
  518. Private Law 84–129Private Law 129: For the relief of Wencenty Peter Winiarski.Jun 29, 1955
  519. Private Law 84–130Private Law 130: For the relief of Charles Chan.Jun 29, 1955
  520. Private Law 84–131Private Law 131: For the relief of Mrs. Diana P. Kittrell.Jun 29, 1955
  521. Private Law 84–132Private Law 132: For the relief of Louis Elterman.Jun 29, 1955
  522. Private Law 84–133Private Law 133: For the relief of Szjena Peison and David Peison.Jul 1, 1955
  523. Private Law 84–134Private Law 134: For the relief of Alexy W. Katyll and Ioanna Katyll.Jul 1, 1955
  524. Private Law 84–135Private Law 135: For the relief of Sarah Kabacznik.Jul 1, 1955
  525. Private Law 84–136Private Law 136: For the relief of Carl E. Edwards.Jul 1, 1955
  526. Private Law 84–137Private Law 137: For the relief of Captain Moses M. Rudy.Jul 1, 1955
  527. Private Law 84–138Private Law 138: For the relief of Robert H. Merritt.Jul 1, 1955
  528. Private Law 84–139Private Law 139: For the relief of Albert Vincent, Senior.Jul 1, 1955
  529. Private Law 84–140Private Law 140: For the relief of George L. F. Allen.Jul 1, 1955
  530. Private Law 84–141Private Law 141: For the relief of the Overseas Navigation Corporation.Jul 1, 1955
  531. Private Law 84–142Private Law 142: For the relief of Luzie Biondo (Luzie M. Schmidt).Jul 5, 1955
  532. Private Law 84–143Private Law 143: For the relief of Melina Bonton.Jul 5, 1955
  533. Private Law 84–144Private Law 144: For the relief of Armenouhi Assadour Artinian.Jul 5, 1955
  534. Private Law 84–145Private Law 145: For the relief of Luther Rose.Jul 5, 1955
  535. Private Law 84–146Private Law 146: For the relief of Aniceto Sparagna.Jul 6, 1955
  536. Private Law 84–147Private Law 147: For the relief of Paul Y. Loong.Jul 7, 1955
  537. Private Law 84–148Private Law 148: For the relief of Mrs. Marion Josephine Monnell.Jul 7, 1955
  538. Private Law 84–149Private Law 149: For the relief of Max Kozlowski.Jul 7, 1955
  539. Private Law 84–150Private Law 150: For the relief of Mrs. Elizabeth Dowds.Jul 7, 1955
  540. Private Law 84–151Private Law 151: For the relief of Mrs. Ellen Hillier.Jul 7, 1955
  541. Private Law 84–152Private Law 152: For the relief of Susanne Fellner.Jul 7, 1955
  542. Private Law 84–153Private Law 153: For the relief of Frieda Quiring and Tina Quiring.Jul 7, 1955
  543. Private Law 84–154Private Law 154: For the relief of Irmgard Emilie Krepps.Jul 7, 1955
  544. Private Law 84–155Private Law 155: For the relief of Meiko Shikibu.Jul 7, 1955
  545. Private Law 84–156Private Law 156: For the relief of Robert Shenyen Houming Lieu.Jul 7, 1955
  546. Private Law 84–157Private Law 157: For the relief of Milad S. Isaac.Jul 7, 1955
  547. Private Law 84–158Private Law 158: For the relief of Emanuel Frangeskos.Jul 7, 1955
  548. Private Law 84–159Private Law 159: For the relief of Cynthia Jacob.Jul 7, 1955
  549. Private Law 84–160Private Law 160: For the relief of Miss Toshiko Hozaka and her child, Roger.Jul 7, 1955
  550. Private Law 84–161Private Law 161: For the relief of Victorine May Donaldson.Jul 7, 1955
  551. Private Law 84–162Private Law 162: For the relief of John J. Braund.Jul 7, 1955
  552. Private Law 84–163Private Law 163: To authorize the sale of certain land in Alaska to the Pacific Northern Timber Company.Jul 7, 1955
  553. Private Law 84–164Private Law 164: For the relief of Eugenio MaidaJul 11, 1955
  554. Private Law 84–165Private Law 165: For the relief of Doctor Louis J. Sebille.Jul 11, 1955
  555. Private Law 84–166Private Law 166: For the relief of Takako Riu Reich.Jul 11, 1955
  556. Private Law 84–167Private Law 167: For the relief of Lee Houn and Lily Ho Lee Houn.Jul 11, 1955
  557. Private Law 84–168Private Law 168: For the relief of Carol Brandon (Valtrude Probst).Jul 11, 1955
  558. Private Law 84–169Private Law 169: For the relief of Ferenc Babothy.Jul 11, 1955
  559. Private Law 84–170Private Law 170: For the relief of Olga Joannou Georgulea.Jul 11, 1955
  560. Private Law 84–171Private Law 171: For the relief of Chin York Gay.Jul 11, 1955
  561. Private Law 84–172Private Law 172: For the relief of Charles (Carlos) Gerlicz.Jul 11, 1955
  562. Private Law 84–173Private Law 173: For the relief of Stijepo Butch.Jul 11, 1955
  563. Private Law 84–174Private Law 174: For the relief of Victor Manuel Soares De Mendonca.Jul 11, 1955
  564. Private Law 84–175Private Law 175: For the relief of Eleanore Hauser.Jul 11, 1955
  565. Private Law 84–176Private Law 176: For the relief of Wing Chong Chan.Jul 11, 1955
  566. Private Law 84–177Private Law 177: For the relief of T. C. Elliott.Jul 11, 1955
  567. Private Law 84–178Private Law 178: For the relief of Mrs. Berta Mansergh.Jul 11, 1955
  568. Private Law 84–179Private Law 179: For the relief of Eufronio D. Espina.Jul 11, 1955
  569. Private Law 84–180Private Law 180: For the relief of E. S. Berney.Jul 11, 1955
  570. Private Law 84–181Private Law 181: For the relief of John Lloyd Smelcer.Jul 11, 1955
  571. Private Law 84–182Private Law 182: For the relief of Selma Rivlin.Jul 12, 1955
  572. Private Law 84–183Private Law 183: For the relief of Maximilian Karl Manjura.Jul 12, 1955
  573. Private Law 84–184Private Law 184: For the relief of Nejibe El-Sousse Slyman.Jul 12, 1955
  574. Private Law 84–185Private Law 185: For the relief of Esther Cornelius, Arthur Alexander Cornelius, and Frank Thomas Cornelius.Jul 12, 1955
  575. Private Law 84–186Private Law 186: For the relief of Peter Charles Bethel (Peter Charles Peters).Jul 12, 1955
  576. Private Law 84–187Private Law 187: For the relief of Xanthi Georges Komporozou.Jul 12, 1955
  577. Private Law 84–188Private Law 188: For the relief of Leon J. de Szethofer and Blanche Hrdinova de Szethofer.Jul 12, 1955
  578. Private Law 84–189Private Law 189: For the relief of Giuseppe Minardi.Jul 12, 1955
  579. Private Law 84–190Private Law 190: For the relief of Luigi Orlando.Jul 12, 1955
  580. Private Law 84–191Private Law 191: for the Relief of Franciszek Janicki and His Wife Stefania Janicki.Jul 12, 1955
  581. Private Law 84–192Private Law 192: For the relief of Gerard Lucien Dandurand.Jul 12, 1955
  582. Private Law 84–193Private Law 193: For the relief of Elsa Lederer.Jul 12, 1955
  583. Private Law 84–194Private Law 194: For the relief of Carlo Nonvenuto.Jul 12, 1955
  584. Private Law 84–195Private Law 195: For the relief of David Monika Borenstajn, Itta Borenstajn nee Schipper, and Fella Borenstajn Reichlinger.Jul 12, 1955
  585. Private Law 84–196Private Law 196: For the relief of Ross Sherman Trigg.Jul 12, 1955
  586. Private Law 84–197Private Law 197: For the relief of Ardes Albacete Yanez.Jul 12, 1955
  587. Private Law 84–198Private Law 198: For the relief of Tennessee C. Batts.Jul 12, 1955
  588. Private Law 84–199Private Law 199: For the relief of Mrs. Lee Tai Hung Quan and Quan Ah Sang.Jul 12, 1955
  589. Private Law 84–200Private Law 200: For the relief of Virgil Won (also known as Virgilio Jackson).Jul 12, 1955
  590. Private Law 84–201Private Law 201: To authorize the issuance of a land patent to certain lands situate in the city and county of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, to The Protestant Episcopal Church in the Hawaiian Islands.Jul 12, 1955
  591. Private Law 84–202Private Law 202: For the relief of Giuseppina Latina Mozzicato and Giovanni Mozzicato (John Mozzicato).Jul 14, 1955
  592. Private Law 84–203Private Law 203: For the relief of Philip Mack.Jul 14, 1955
  593. Private Law 84–204Private Law 204: For the relief of Frederick F. Gaskin.Jul 14, 1955
  594. Private Law 84–205Private Law 205: For the relief of Paul E. Milward.Jul 14, 1955
  595. Private Law 84–206Private Law 206: For the relief of the Utica Brewing Company.Jul 14, 1955
  596. Private Law 84–207Private Law 207: For the relief of Rodolfo C. Delgado, Jesus M. Lagua, and Vicente D. Reynante.Jul 14, 1955
  597. Private Law 84–208Private Law 208: For the relief of the Highway Construction Company of Ohio, Incorporated.Jul 15, 1955
  598. Private Law 84–209Private Law 209: For the relief of Donald Hector Taylor.Jul 26, 1955
  599. Private Law 84–210Private Law 210: For the relief of Lupe M. Gonzalez.Jul 26, 1955
  600. Private Law 84–211Private Law 211: For the relief of Anna C. Giese.Jul 26, 1955
  601. Private Law 84–212Private Law 212: For the relief of Doctor Luciano A. Legiardi-Laura.Jul 26, 1955
  602. Private Law 84–213Private Law 213: For the relief of Marion S. Quirk.Jul 26, 1955
  603. Private Law 84–214Private Law 214: To authorize and direct the sale of certain laud in Alaska to Oscar H. Vogel, of Anchorage, Alaska.Jul 26, 1955
  604. Private Law 84–215Private Law 215: For the relief of Bruno Michael Kiuru.Jul 26, 1955
  605. Private Law 84–216Private Law 216: For the relief of Evagelos B. Tzarimas.Jul 26, 1955
  606. Private Law 84–217Private Law 217: For the relief of Mira Domenika GrgurinovichJul 26, 1955
  607. Private Law 84–218Private Law 218: For the relief of Erich Wolf, also known as Ladislov Wolfenstein.Jul 26, 1955
  608. Private Law 84–219Private Law 219: For the relief of Vassiliki D. Papadakou.Jul 26, 1955
  609. Private Law 84–220Private Law 220: For the relief of Sister Antonina Zattolo and Sister Antonina Cali.Jul 26, 1955
  610. Private Law 84–221Private Law 221: For the relief of Helga Kutschka.Jul 26, 1955
  611. Private Law 84–222Private Law 222: For the relief of Andreas Kafarakis.Jul 26, 1955
  612. Private Law 84–223Private Law 223: For the relief of Lucette Helene Adams.Jul 26, 1955
  613. Private Law 84–224Private Law 224: For the relief of the Wojcik family.Jul 26, 1955
  614. Private Law 84–225Private Law 225: For the relief of Reverend Zdzislaw Aleksander Peszkowski.Jul 26, 1955
  615. Private Law 84–226Private Law 226: For the relief of Luis Deriberprey.Jul 26, 1955
  616. Private Law 84–227Private Law 227: For the relief of Luisa Gemma Toffani, Rosa Sometti, Bianca Carpanese, and Margherita Bruni.Jul 26, 1955
  617. Private Law 84–228Private Law 228: For the relief of Giuseppe TumbarelloJul 26, 1955
  618. Private Law 84–229Private Law 229: For the relief of Giuseppa Curro Tati.Jul 26, 1955
  619. Private Law 84–230Private Law 230: For the relief of Miss Athena Kitsopoulou.Jul 26, 1955
  620. Private Law 84–231Private Law 231: For the relief of Mrs. Hildegard Herrmann Costa.Jul 26, 1955
  621. Private Law 84–232Private Law 232: For the relief of Pietro Murgia.Jul 26, 1955
  622. Private Law 84–233Private Law 233: For the relief of Gloria Fan.Jul 26, 1955
  623. Private Law 84–234Private Law 234: For the relief of Robert V. Blednyh.Jul 26, 1955
  624. Private Law 84–235Private Law 235: For the relief of Emil Arens.Jul 26, 1955
  625. Private Law 84–236Private Law 236: For the relief of certain alien sheepherders.Jul 28, 1955
  626. Private Law 84–237Private Law 237: For the relief of Eliseu Joaquim Boa.Jul 28, 1955
  627. Private Law 84–238Private Law 238: For the relief of Henry Kraemer.Jul 28, 1955
  628. Private Law 84–239Private Law 239: For the relief of Siegfried Rosenzweig.Jul 29, 1955
  629. Private Law 84–240Private Law 240: For the relief of Angel Medina Cardenas.Jul 29, 1955
  630. Private Law 84–241Private Law 241: For the relief of Iwan Bonk and Tacianna Bonk.Jul 29, 1955
  631. Private Law 84–242Private Law 242: For the relief of certain relatives of United States citizens or lawfully resident aliens.Jul 29, 1955
  632. Private Law 84–243Private Law 243: To authorize and direct the Secretary of the Interior to convey certain lands erroneously conveyed to the United States.Aug 1, 1955
  633. Private Law 84–244Private Law 244: To provide preference right to certain land in Alaska to Joseph Booth of Anchorage, Alaska, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1955
  634. Private Law 84–245Private Law 245: To provide preference right to certain land in Alaska to Robert Henry Soyk of Kenai, Alaska, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1955
  635. Private Law 84–246Private Law 246: To provide preference right to certain land in Alaska to Patrick Harold Johnson of Anchor Point, Alaska, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1955
  636. Private Law 84–247Private Law 247: To provide preference right to certain land in Alaska to Bert Arthur Paraday of Anchor Point, Alaska, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1955
  637. Private Law 84–248Private Law 248: To provide preference right to certain land in Alaska to Carl E. Robinson of Anchor Point, Alaska, and for other purposes.Aug 1, 1955
  638. Private Law 84–249Private Law 249: For the relief of Maria Louise Andreis.Aug 1, 1955
  639. Private Law 84–250Private Law 250: For the relief of Teresa Alice Townsend.Aug 1, 1955
  640. Private Law 84–251Private Law 251: For the relief of Solomon Wiesel.Aug 1, 1955
  641. Private Law 84–252Private Law 252: For relief of Marianne Anita Zelinka.Aug 1, 1955
  642. Private Law 84–253Private Law 253: For the relief of Gennaro Savarese.Aug 1, 1955
  643. Private Law 84–254Private Law 254: For the relief of Ebolya Wolf.Aug 1, 1955
  644. Private Law 84–255Private Law 255: For the relief of Rudolfo M. Gomez (Capaz).Aug 1, 1955
  645. Private Law 84–256Private Law 256: For the relief of Jean Isabel Hay Watts.Aug 1, 1955
  646. Private Law 84–257Private Law 257: For the relief of Mrs. Joan Craig Newell.Aug 1, 1955
  647. Private Law 84–258Private Law 258: For the relief of Mrs. Maria Dicran Simon.Aug 1, 1955
  648. Private Law 84–259Private Law 259: For the relief of Salvacion Carbon.Aug 1, 1955
  649. Private Law 84–260Private Law 260: For the relief of Gualberto Estralla Alabastro, Pura Zarco Alabastro, and Arlene Alabastro.Aug 1, 1955
  650. Private Law 84–261Private Law 261: For the relief of Sister Luigia Pellegrino, Sister Angelina Nicastro, and Sister Luigina Di Martino.Aug 1, 1955
  651. Private Law 84–262Private Law 262: For the relief of Kim Dong Su.Aug 1, 1955
  652. Private Law 84–263Private Law 263: For the relief of Barbara Knape.Aug 1, 1955
  653. Private Law 84–264Private Law 264: For the relief of Elena Gigliotti.Aug 1, 1955
  654. Private Law 84–265Private Law 265: For the relief of Ernest Tomassich and Yoko Matsuo Tomassich.Aug 1, 1955
  655. Private Law 84–266Private Law 266: For the relief of Margarete Gartner.Aug 1, 1955
  656. Private Law 84–267Private Law 267: For the relief of Eufemia Bencich.Aug 1, 1955
  657. Private Law 84–268Private Law 268: For the relief of Ingrid Samson.Aug 1, 1955
  658. Private Law 84–269Private Law 269: For the relief of Bengt Wikstam.Aug 1, 1955
  659. Private Law 84–270Private Law 270: For the relief of Alejandro Florentino Munoz.Aug 1, 1955
  660. Private Law 84–271Private Law 271: For the relief of John Odabashian, doctor of medicine.Aug 1, 1955
  661. Private Law 84–272Private Law 272: For the relief of Antoni Rajkowski.Aug 1, 1955
  662. Private Law 84–273Private Law 273: For the relief of Mihai Indig.Aug 1, 1955
  663. Private Law 84–274Private Law 274: For the relief of Miss Elvira Bortolin.Aug 1, 1955
  664. Private Law 84–275Private Law 275: For the relief of Frank Scriver.Aug 1, 1955
  665. Private Law 84–276Private Law 276: For the relief of Max Steinsapir.Aug 1, 1955
  666. Private Law 84–277Private Law 277: For the relief of Carmelo Rodriguez Perez, also known as Carmelo Rodriguez Fenald.Aug 1, 1955
  667. Private Law 84–278Private Law 278: For the relief of Lazara Camargo Bernoudy.Aug 1, 1955
  668. Private Law 84–279Private Law 279: For the relief of Eleanor Ramos.Aug 1, 1955
  669. Private Law 84–280Private Law 280: For the relief of Evelyn Hardy Waters.Aug 1, 1955
  670. Private Law 84–281Private Law 281: For the relief of Guadalupe Zuniga (also known as Benita Chaparrao-Venegas or Guadalupe Acosta).Aug 1, 1955
  671. Private Law 84–282Private Law 282: For the relief of Anthonius Marinus Kronenburg.Aug 1, 1955
  672. Private Law 84–283Private Law 283: For the relief of Mrs. Esther Rodriguez de Uribe.Aug 1, 1955
  673. Private Law 84–284Private Law 284: For the relief of Erika Marie Dietl and her two children, Caroline Dietl and Robert Dietl.Aug 3, 1955
  674. Private Law 84–285Private Law 285: For the relief of Ludwika Hedy Hancock (nee Nikolajewicz).Aug 3, 1955
  675. Private Law 84–286Private Law 286: For the relief of Kimiko Sueta Thompson.Aug 3, 1955
  676. Private Law 84–287Private Law 287: For the relief of Jose Domingo Quintanar.Aug 3, 1955
  677. Private Law 84–288Private Law 288: For the relief of Adelheid Walla Spring.Aug 3, 1955
  678. Private Law 84–289Private Law 289: For the relief of Mother Amata (Maria Cartiglia), Sister Ottavia (Concetta Zisa), Sister Giovina (Rosina Vitale), and Sister Olga (Calogera Zeffiro).Aug 3, 1955
  679. Private Law 84–290Private Law 290: For the relief of Paul Compagnino.Aug 3, 1955
  680. Private Law 84–291Private Law 291: For the relief of Ervin Benedikt.Aug 3, 1955
  681. Private Law 84–292Private Law 292: For the relief of Menachem Hersz Kalisz.Aug 3, 1955
  682. Private Law 84–293Private Law 293: For the relief of Rosa Edith Manns Monroe.Aug 3, 1955
  683. Private Law 84–294Private Law 294: For the relief of Anna Anita Hildegard Sparwasser.Aug 3, 1955
  684. Private Law 84–295Private Law 295: For the relief of Mrs. Mary Perouz Derderian Donaldson.Aug 3, 1955
  685. Private Law 84–296Private Law 296: For the relief of Rogerio Santana de Franca.Aug 3, 1955
  686. Private Law 84–297Private Law 297: For the relief of Frank Budman.Aug 3, 1955
  687. Private Law 84–298Private Law 298: For the relief of Anne Cheng.Aug 3, 1955
  688. Private Law 84–299Private Law 299: For the relief of Charlotte Schwalm.Aug 3, 1955
  689. Private Law 84–300Private Law 300: For the relief of Ralph Michael Owens.Aug 3, 1955
  690. Private Law 84–301Private Law 301: For the relief of Kimie Hayashi Crandall.Aug 3, 1955
  691. Private Law 84–302Private Law 302: For the relief of Linda Beryl San Filippo.Aug 3, 1955
  692. Private Law 84–303Private Law 303: For the relief of Edward Patrick Cloonan.Aug 3, 1955
  693. Private Law 84–304Private Law 304: For the relief of Doctor Carlos Recio and his wife, Francisca Marco Palomero de Recio.Aug 3, 1955
  694. Private Law 84–305Private Law 305: For the relief of Salvatore Cannizzo.Aug 3, 1955
  695. Private Law 84–306Private Law 306: For the relief of Amalia Bertolino Querio.Aug 3, 1955
  696. Private Law 84–307Private Law 307: For the relief of Kim Joong Yoon.Aug 3, 1955
  697. Private Law 84–308Private Law 308: For the relief of Alessandra Barile Altobelli.Aug 3, 1955
  698. Private Law 84–309Private Law 309: For the relief of Maria de Rehbinder.Aug 3, 1955
  699. Private Law 84–310Private Law 310: For the relief of Julius, Ilona, and Henry Flehner.Aug 3, 1955
  700. Private Law 84–311Private Law 311: For the relief of Mrs. Agnethe Gundhil Sundby.Aug 3, 1955
  701. Private Law 84–312Private Law 312: For the relief of Antonio (Orejel) Cardenas.Aug 3, 1955
  702. Private Law 84–313Private Law 313: For the relief of Inako Yokoo and her minor child.Aug 3, 1955
  703. Private Law 84–314Private Law 314: For the relief of Teresa Jurjevic.Aug 3, 1955
  704. Private Law 84–315Private Law 315: For the relief of George Risto Divitkos.Aug 3, 1955
  705. Private Law 84–316Private Law 316: For the relief of Benjamin Johnson.Aug 3, 1955
  706. Private Law 84–317Private Law 317: For the relief of Emelda Ann Schallmo.Aug 3, 1955
  707. Private Law 84–318Private Law 318: For the relief of Herbert Roscoe Martin.Aug 3, 1955
  708. Private Law 84–319Private Law 319: For the relief of Raymond George Palmer.Aug 3, 1955
  709. Private Law 84–320Private Law 320: For the relief of Mrs. Uto Ginoza.Aug 3, 1955
  710. Private Law 84–321Private Law 321: For the relief of Mr. Gino Evangelista.Aug 3, 1955
  711. Private Law 84–322Private Law 322: For the relief of Adelheid (Heidi) Glessner (nee Schega).Aug 3, 1955
  712. Private Law 84–323Private Law 323: To exempt from taxation certain property of the Jewish War Veterans, U. S. A. National Memorial, Incorporated, in the District of Columbia.Aug 4, 1955
  713. Private Law 84–324Private Law 324: To provide for the approval of deeds executed by the heirs of Anna Hollywood Fickz.Aug 4, 1955
  714. Private Law 84–325Private Law 325: To authorize and direct the sale of certain land in Alaska to John Ekonomos, of the Fairbanks Precinct, Alaska.Aug 4, 1955
  715. Private Law 84–326Private Law 326: To authorize and direct the issuance of patent to Robert W. Retherford of Anchorage, Alaska, to certain land in Alaska.Aug 4, 1955
  716. Private Law 84–327Private Law 327: For the relief of Laura Safir.Aug 5, 1955
  717. Private Law 84–328Private Law 328: For the relief of Nurith Spier.Aug 5, 1955
  718. Private Law 84–329Private Law 329: For the relief of Anna Histed (nee Wiesneth).Aug 5, 1955
  719. Private Law 84–330Private Law 330: For the relief of Vittorio Capano.Aug 5, 1955
  720. Private Law 84–331Private Law 331: For the relief of Caterina Ruello.Aug 5, 1955
  721. Private Law 84–332Private Law 332: For the relief of Luigi Tomasella.Aug 5, 1955
  722. Private Law 84–333Private Law 333: For the relief of Andrew Wing-Huen Tsang.Aug 5, 1955
  723. Private Law 84–334Private Law 334: For the relief of Franziska Lindauer Ball.Aug 5, 1955
  724. Private Law 84–335Private Law 335: For the relief of Jose Armando Quaresma.Aug 5, 1955
  725. Private Law 84–336Private Law 336: For the relief of Assuntino Del Gobbo.Aug 5, 1955
  726. Private Law 84–337Private Law 337: For the relief of Giuseppa Arsena.Aug 5, 1955
  727. Private Law 84–338Private Law 338: For the relief of Julius G. Watson.Aug 5, 1955
  728. Private Law 84–339Private Law 339: For the relief of Eveline Wenk Neal.Aug 5, 1955
  729. Private Law 84–340Private Law 340: For the relief of Olga I. Papadopoulou.Aug 5, 1955
  730. Private Law 84–341Private Law 341: For the relief of George Vourderis.Aug 5, 1955
  731. Private Law 84–342Private Law 342: For the relief of Use Werner.Aug 5, 1955
  732. Private Law 84–343Private Law 343: For the relief of Mrs. Nika Kirihara.Aug 5, 1955
  733. Private Law 84–344Private Law 344: For the relief of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Traufield.Aug 5, 1955
  734. Private Law 84–345Private Law 345: For the relief of Orville Ennis.Aug 5, 1955
  735. Private Law 84–346Private Law 346: For the relief of Elizabeth Rotics Whitney.Aug 5, 1955
  736. Private Law 84–347Private Law 347: For the relief of Burgal Lyden and others.Aug 5, 1955
  737. Private Law 84–348Private Law 348: For the relief of Angelo DeVito.Aug 5, 1955
  738. Private Law 84–349Private Law 349: For the relief of Howard L. Gray.Aug 5, 1955
  739. Private Law 84–350Private Law 350: For the relief of Mrs. Mariannina Monaco.Aug 5, 1955
  740. Private Law 84–351Private Law 351: For the relief of Vladislav Bevc.Aug 5, 1955
  741. Private Law 84–352Private Law 352: For the relief of Christa Harkrader.Aug 5, 1955
  742. Private Law 84–353Private Law 353: For the relief of Duncan McQuagge.Aug 5, 1955
  743. Private Law 84–354Private Law 354: For the relief of Edeltraudt Margot Gallagher, nee Hackelberg.Aug 5, 1955
  744. Private Law 84–355Private Law 355: For the relief of Florence E. McConnell.Aug 5, 1955
  745. Private Law 84–356Private Law 356: For the relief of Artur Swislocki or Arthur Svislotzki.Aug 5, 1955
  746. Private Law 84–357Private Law 357: For the relief of Sally S. Shulman or Zeli Sholman.Aug 5, 1955
  747. Private Law 84–358Private Law 358: For the relief of Mrs. Florentine Kintzel.Aug 5, 1955
  748. Private Law 84–359Private Law 359: For the relief of Valerie Anne Peterson.Aug 5, 1955
  749. Private Law 84–360Private Law 360: For the relief of Yuji Doi and Mrs. Matsuyo Yamaoka Doi.Aug 5, 1955
  750. Private Law 84–361Private Law 361: To authorize the Secretary of Commerce to sell the steamship La Guardia.Aug 9, 1955
  751. Private Law 84–362Private Law 362: For the relief of Joseph Jerry Earl Sirois (also known as Jeremie Earl Sirois).Aug 9, 1955
  752. Private Law 84–363Private Law 363: For the relief of Ursula Else Boysen.Aug 9, 1955
  753. Private Law 84–364Private Law 364: For the relief of Rosetta Ittner.Aug 9, 1955
  754. Private Law 84–365Private Law 365: For the relief of Wilhelmine Schelter.Aug 9, 1955
  755. Private Law 84–366Private Law 366: For the relief of Luzia Cox.Aug 9, 1955
  756. Private Law 84–367Private Law 367: For the relief of Hermine Lorenz.Aug 9, 1955
  757. Private Law 84–368Private Law 368: For the relief of David Wei-Dao Lea and Julia An-Fong Wang Lea.Aug 9, 1955
  758. Private Law 84–369Private Law 369: For the relief of the Elkay Manufacturing Company, of Chicago, Illinois.Aug 9, 1955
  759. Private Law 84–370Private Law 370: For the relief of Pauline Ellen Redmond.Aug 9, 1955
  760. Private Law 84–371Private Law 371: For the relief of Ernesto DeLeon.Aug 9, 1955
  761. Private Law 84–372Private Law 372: For the relief of Gerda Irmgard Kurella.Aug 9, 1955
  762. Private Law 84–373Private Law 373: For the relief of Manhay Wong.Aug 9, 1955
  763. Private Law 84–374Private Law 374: For the relief of Liselotte Warmbrand.Aug 9, 1955
  764. Private Law 84–375Private Law 375: For the relief of Vincenzo Santagata.Aug 9, 1955
  765. Private Law 84–376Private Law 376: For the relief of Melanie Schaffner Baker.Aug 9, 1955
  766. Private Law 84–377Private Law 377: For the relief of Andreas Georges Vlastos (Andreas Georges Vlasto).Aug 9, 1955
  767. Private Law 84–378Private Law 378: For the relief of Mrs. Helena Planinsek.Aug 9, 1955
  768. Private Law 84–379Private Law 379: For the relief of Giussepina Cervi.Aug 9, 1955
  769. Private Law 84–380Private Law 380: For the relief of Miss Cecile Patricia Chapman.Aug 9, 1955
  770. Private Law 84–381Private Law 381: For the relief of Leopoldine Maria Lofblad.Aug 9, 1955
  771. Private Law 84–382Private Law 382: For the relief of Klara Anna Maria Fleischer.Aug 9, 1955
  772. Private Law 84–383Private Law 383: For the relief of All Hassan Waffa.Aug 9, 1955
  773. Private Law 84–384Private Law 384: For the relief of Maria Bertagnolli Pancheri.Aug 9, 1955
  774. Private Law 84–385Private Law 385: For the relief of Hedwig Marie Zaunmuller.Aug 9, 1955
  775. Private Law 84–386Private Law 386: For the relief of Captain George Gafos, Eugenia Gafos, and Adamantios George Gafos.Aug 9, 1955
  776. Private Law 84–387Private Law 387: For the relief of Edith Winifred Loch.Aug 9, 1955
  777. Private Law 84–388Private Law 388: For the relief of Maria Elena Venegas and Sarah Lucia Venegas.Aug 9, 1955
  778. Private Law 84–389Private Law 389: For the relief of Harold Swarthout and L. R. Swarthout.Aug 9, 1955
  779. Private Law 84–390Private Law 390: For the relief of Cirino Lanzafame.Aug 9, 1955
  780. Private Law 84–391Private Law 391: For the relief of Elsa Alwine Larsen.Aug 9, 1955
  781. Private Law 84–392Private Law 392: For the relief of Gisela Hofmeier.Aug 9, 1955
  782. Private Law 84–393Private Law 393: For the relief of Christos Paul Zolotas.Aug 9, 1955
  783. Private Law 84–394Private Law 394: For the relief of Alfio Ferrara.Aug 9, 1955
  784. Private Law 84–395Private Law 395: For the relief of Gerda Graupner.Aug 9, 1955
  785. Private Law 84–396Private Law 396: For the relief of Gabor Lanyi.Aug 9, 1955
  786. Private Law 84–397Private Law 397: For the relief of Henry DuncanAug 9, 1955
  787. Private Law 84–398Private Law 398: For the relief of Ann Arbor Construction Company.Aug 9, 1955
  788. Private Law 84–399Private Law 399: For the relief of Ambrose Anthony Fox.Aug 9, 1955
  789. Private Law 84–400Private Law 400: For the relief of Mrs. Lieselotte Emilie Dailey.Aug 9, 1955
  790. Private Law 84–401Private Law 401: For the relief of Dimitrios Antoniou Kostalas.Aug 9, 1955
  791. Private Law 84–402Private Law 402: For the relief of Iva Druzianich (Iva Druzianic).Aug 9, 1955
  792. Private Law 84–403Private Law 403: For the relief of Wilma Ann Schilling and her daughter, Ingertraud Rosalita Schilling.Aug 9, 1955
  793. Private Law 84–404Private Law 404: For the relief of Helene Margareta Jobst.Aug 9, 1955
  794. Private Law 84–405Private Law 405: For the relief of Maria Anna Coone.Aug 9, 1955
  795. Private Law 84–406Private Law 406: For the relief of Ruriko Hara.Aug 9, 1955
  796. Private Law 84–407Private Law 407: For the relief of Garabed Papazian.Aug 9, 1955
  797. Private Law 84–408Private Law 408: For the relief of Spyridon Saintoufis and his wife Efrossini Saintoufis.Aug 9, 1955
  798. Private Law 84–409Private Law 409: For the relief of Anna Marie Hitzelberger Scheidt, and her minor child, Rosanne Hitzelberger.Aug 9, 1955
  799. Private Law 84–410Private Law 410: For the relief of Rosa Birger.Aug 9, 1955
  800. Private Law 84–411Private Law 411: For the relief of Mualla S. Holloway.Aug 9, 1955
  801. Private Law 84–412Private Law 412: To authorize the President to issue posthumously to the late Seymour Richard Belinky, a flight officer in the United States Army, a commission as second lieutenant, United States Army, and for other purposes.Aug 9, 1955
  802. Private Law 84–413Private Law 413: For the relief of Erwin S. de Mocskonyi.Aug 9, 1955
  803. Private Law 84–414Private Law 414: For the relief of Grace Casquite Hwang.Aug 9, 1955
  804. Private Law 84–415Private Law 415: For the relief of Karlis Abele.Aug 9, 1955
  805. Private Law 84–416Private Law 416: For the relief of Raymonde Rouxel Williams.Aug 9, 1955
  806. Private Law 84–417Private Law 417: For the relief of Mrs. Ruthe Graves Messer.Aug 9, 1955
  807. Private Law 84–418Private Law 418: For the relief of Dalisay Lourdes Cruz.Aug 9, 1955
  808. Private Law 84–419Private Law 419: For the relief of Mary Mancuso.Aug 9, 1955
  809. Private Law 84–420Private Law 420: For the relief of Priscilla Louise Davis.Aug 9, 1955
  810. Private Law 84–421Private Law 421: For the relief of Ingeborg Luise Walling.Aug 9, 1955
  811. Private Law 84–422Private Law 422: For the relief of Sada Zarikian.Aug 9, 1955
  812. Private Law 84–423Private Law 423: For the relief of Colonel McFarland Cockrill.Aug 9, 1955
  813. Private Law 84–424Private Law 424: For the relief of Geraldine Gean Hunt and Linda Marie Hunt.Aug 9, 1955
  814. Private Law 84–425Private Law 425: For the relief of Miguel Sandoval-Michel (also known as Arturo Rodriguez-Gomez).Aug 9, 1955
  815. Private Law 84–426Private Law 426: For the relief of Ofelia Martin.Aug 9, 1955
  816. Private Law 84–427Private Law 427: For the relief of Margaret Mary Hammond.Aug 9, 1955
  817. Private Law 84–428Private Law 428: For the relief of Dorothy Claire Maurice.Aug 9, 1955
  818. Private Law 84–429Private Law 429: For the relief of Richard Raffo Hanson.Aug 9, 1955
  819. Private Law 84–430Private Law 430: For the relief of Leopoldine Simonetti.Aug 9, 1955
  820. Private Law 84–431Private Law 431: For the relief of Orrin J. Bishop.Aug 9, 1955
  821. Private Law 84–432Private Law 432: For the relief of William E. Ryan.Aug 9, 1955
  822. Private Law 84–433Private Law 433: For the relief of Margarethe Bock and her son, Robert Harald Bock.Aug 9, 1955
  823. Private Law 84–434Private Law 434: For the relief of Mrs. Lee Shee Yee (also known as Lee Lai Koon).Aug 9, 1955
  824. Private Law 84–435Private Law 435: For the relief of Elzie C. Brown.Aug 9, 1955
  825. Private Law 84–436Private Law 436: For the relief of the estate of Victor Helfenbein.Aug 9, 1955
  826. Private Law 84–437Private Law 437: For the relief of Helene Rapp.Aug 9, 1955
  827. Private Law 84–438Private Law 438: For the relief of Luisa Guidi Miller.Aug 9, 1955
  828. Private Law 84–439Private Law 439: For the relief of Fillipo Mastroianni.Aug 11, 1955
  829. Private Law 84–440Private Law 440: For the relief of Mecys Jauniskis.Aug 11, 1955
  830. Private Law 84–441Private Law 441: For the relief of Joseph Vyskocil.Aug 11, 1955
  831. Private Law 84–442Private Law 442: Providing for the conveyance of certain lands to Saint Louis Church of Dunseith, Dunseith, North Dakota.Aug 11, 1955
  832. Private Law 84–443Private Law 443: For the relief of Anna Mertikas.Aug 11, 1955
  833. Private Law 84–444Private Law 444: For the relief of Ernst Fraenkel and his wife, Hanna Fraenkel.Aug 11, 1955
  834. Private Law 84–445Private Law 445: For the relief of Cecile Doriac and her minor child.Aug 11, 1955
  835. Private Law 84–446Private Law 446: For the relief of Ladislav Mencl.Aug 11, 1955
  836. Private Law 84–447Private Law 447: For the relief of Vasilios Liakopoulos.Aug 11, 1955
  837. Private Law 84–448Private Law 448: For the relief of Ingrid Liselotte Poch.Aug 11, 1955
  838. Private Law 84–449Private Law 449: For the relief of Monika Schefbanker.Aug 11, 1955
  839. Private Law 84–450Private Law 450: For the relief of Chung Poik Cha and her child, Myra Poik Cha.Aug 11, 1955
  840. Private Law 84–451Private Law 451: For the relief of Thomas F. Harney, Junior, doing business as the Harney Engineering Company.Aug 11, 1955
  841. Private Law 84–452Private Law 452: To confer jurisdiction upon the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, to hear, determine, and render judgment upon the claims of the Bartlett Springs Company and certain others.Aug 11, 1955
  842. Private Law 84–453Private Law 453: For the relief of Luise Pempfer (now Mrs. William L. Adams).Aug 11, 1955
  843. Private Law 84–454Private Law 454: For the relief of Luise Isabella Chu, also known as Luise Schneider.Aug 11, 1955
  844. Private Law 84–455Private Law 455: For the relief of Birgit Camara, also known as Birgit Heinemann.Aug 11, 1955
  845. Private Law 84–456Private Law 456: For the relief of Andrew Carrigan.Aug 11, 1955
  846. Private Law 84–457Private Law 457: For the relief of Miss Blanca Lina Rionegro.Aug 11, 1955
  847. Private Law 84–458Private Law 458: For the relief of Mrs. Koto Nakagawa.Aug 11, 1955
  848. Private Law 84–459Private Law 459: For the relief of Mrs. Johanna Eckles.Aug 11, 1955
  849. Private Law 84–460Private Law 460: For the relief of Mock Jung Shee (Mock Jung Liu).Aug 11, 1955
  850. Private Law 84–461Private Law 461: For the relief of Elfriede Rosa (Kup) Kraft.Aug 11, 1955
  851. Private Law 84–462Private Law 462: For the relief of Irene C. (Karl) Behrman.Aug 11, 1955
  852. Private Law 84–463Private Law 463: For the relief of Ahmet Suat Maykut.Aug 11, 1955
  853. Private Law 84–464Private Law 464: For the relief of Mary Freida Poeltl Smith.Aug 11, 1955
  854. Private Law 84–465Private Law 465: For the relief of Apostolos Vasili Pereas.Aug 11, 1955
  855. Private Law 84–466Private Law 466: For the relief of Isaac Glickman, Reghina Glickman, Alfred Cismaru, and Anna Cismaru.Aug 11, 1955
  856. Private Law 84–467Private Law 467: For the relief of Petre and Liubitza Ionescu.Aug 11, 1955
  857. Private Law 84–468Private Law 468: For the relief of Chieko Suzuki.Aug 11, 1955
  858. Private Law 84–469Private Law 469: For the relief of Edward Naarits.Aug 11, 1955
  859. Private Law 84–470Private Law 470: For the relief of Mrs. Jeannette S. Hamilton.Aug 11, 1955
  860. Private Law 84–471Private Law 471: For the relief of Antonio Jacoe.Aug 11, 1955
  861. Private Law 84–472Private Law 472: For the relief of Lieselotte Brodzinski Gettman.Aug 11, 1955
  862. Private Law 84–473Private Law 473: For the relief of Constantinos Pantermalis.Aug 11, 1955
  863. Private Law 84–474Private Law 474: For the relief of Nadia Noland and Samia Ouafa Noland.Aug 11, 1955
  864. Private Law 84–475Private Law 475: For the relief of certain Korean war orphans.Aug 11, 1955
  865. Private Law 84–476Private Law 476: For the relief of Mrs. Gertrud Hildegard Nichols.Aug 11, 1955
  866. Private Law 84–477Private Law 477: For the relief of Mrs. Maria Del Mul.Aug 11, 1955
  867. Private Law 84–478Private Law 478: For the relief of Mrs. Lorenza O’Malley (de Amusategui), Jose Maria de Amusategui O’Malley, and the legal guardian of Ramon de Amusategui O’Malley.Aug 11, 1955
  868. Private Law 84–479Private Law 479: For the relief of Vera Gregovich Kenter.Aug 11, 1955
  869. Private Law 84–480Private Law 480: For the relief of Rodolfo Pugeda de la Cerna.Aug 11, 1955
  870. Private Law 84–481Private Law 481: For the relief of Mrs. Margarete Gick Scordas.Aug 11, 1955
  871. Private Law 84–482Private Law 482: For the relief of Kazuko Iwata Rausch.Aug 11, 1955
  872. Private Law 84–483Private Law 483: For the relief of Mrs. Elfrieda Schoeppe.Aug 11, 1955
  873. Private Law 84–484Private Law 484: For the relief of Rolf Hugo Neuman.Aug 11, 1955
  874. Private Law 84–485Private Law 485: For the relief of Henry T. Quisenberry.Aug 11, 1955
  875. Private Law 84–486Private Law 486: For the relief of Francisca Alemany.Aug 11, 1955
  876. Private Law 84–487Private Law 487: For the relief of Martin Aloysius Madden.Aug 12, 1955
  877. Private Law 84–488Private Law 488: For the relief of John Axel Arvidson.Aug 12, 1955
  878. Private Law 84–489Private Law 489: To authorize the appointment in a civilian position in the White House office of Major General John Stewart Bragdon, United States Army, retired, and for other purposes.Aug 12, 1955
  879. Private Law 84–490Private Law 490: To provide tax relief to a charitable foundation and the contributors thereto.Aug 12, 1955