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CONTENTS

1. Activities of Senate Committee on Expenditures in Executive Departments.

2. Activities of Select Committee on Small Business.

3. Amending U. S. Code to make it offense to accept fees for referring persons

for employment by United States.

4. Amending U. S. Code relative to mailing of obscene matter.

5. Appointment of deputy United States marsha.s without regard to civil-

service laws and regulations.

6. Relief of John E. Turri and Edward H. Turri.

7. Relief of Ruth O. Dubonnet.

8. Relief of Lucille Grassi and Alberta H. Grassi,

9. Relief of Arthur H. Sorensen, Maren A. Sorensen, and Evelyn Sorensen.

10. Relief of Delfo Giorgi.

11. Relief of Vittorio Quilici.

12. Relie. of Stella J. Stathopoulou.

13. Relief of Ertogroul Osman and Mehmed Fahreddin.

14. Relief of Edulji Dinshaw and Bachoo D. Woronzow.

15. Relief of Vernon G. Crudge.

16. Relief of Stefanos Stefanou.

17. Relief of Marie L. Ardans.

18. Prohibiting transportation of obscene matter in interstate or foreign com-

merce.

19. Subsistence and travel expenses allowed to judges.

20. Relief of Alfred F. Bosche.

21. Relief of Francis K. S. Thu and family.

22. Suspension of deportation of certain aliens.

23. Suspension of deportation of certain aliens.

24. Expenses of Judiciary Committee in investigating administration of Internal

security act of 1950.

25. Proceedings against Joseph Doto, alias Joe Adonis, for contempt of Senate.

26. Proceedings against Anthony J. Accardo for contempt of Senate.

27. Proceedings against James Lynch for contempt of Senate.

28. Proceedings against Arthur Longano or contempt of Senate.

29. Proceedings against Salvatore Moretti for contempt of Senate.

30. Proceedings against Walter M. Pechart for contempt of Senate.

31. Proceedings against Pat Manno, alias Patrick J. Manning, for contempt of

Senate.

32. Proceedings against Jack Dragna for contempt of Senate.

33. Extending authority for study of health insurance plans by Labor and Public.

Welfare Committee.

34. Post Office and Civi Service Committee to employ temporary investigators,

clerical or other assistants.

35. Printing additional copies of pamphlet entitled Selling to your Government.

36. Post Office and Civi. Service Committee to employ additions temporary

personnel.

37. Extending authority of Interior and Insular Affairs Committee to investigate

fuel reserves.

38. Extending authority of Interior and Insular Affairs Committee to investigate

U. S. relations with Indians.

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39. Expenditures in Executive Departments Committee to employ temporary

additional personnel.

40. Increasing limit of expenditures for hearings and investigations by Armed

Services Committee.

41. Continue study of operations of Reconstruction Finance Corporation by

Banking and Currency Committee.

42. Judiciary Committee to employ additional personnel.

43. Expenses of Judiciary Committee in investigating administration of Internal

security act of 1950.

44. Amend Communications act of 1934.

45. Amending Reorganization act of 1949 to grant temporary reorganization

powers to the President.

46. Relief of certifying officers of terminated war agencies in liquidation by

Labor Department.

47. Relief of Mrs. George (Wong Tze-yen) Poy.

48. Relief of Mrs. Juan A. Rivera and others.

49. Relief of Dewey Pickett.

50. Relief of Alexander V. Papanicolau and his wife, Emilia.

51. Relief of Sui Ken Fong and Sui Tung Fong.

52. Relief of Nene Baalstad.

53. Court of Claims to hear claim of Sedgwick County, Kans., board of county

commissioners.

54. Relief of James McGillic and Blossom McGillic.

55. Relief of Dorothy Manious.

56. Admission of alien spouses and minor children of citizen members of U. S.

armed forces. *

57. Relief of George W. Purdy.

58. Relief of Ernestine B. Jacobs.

59. To amend Trading with the enemy act relative to alien property claims.

60. Relief of Nouhad A. Khoury.

61. Relief of Joseph Girardi.

62. Relief of Robert J. Sorensen..

63. Relief of Lars D. Sorensen.

64. Relief of Zdenek Marek.

65. Relief of Jesus J. Llanderal.

66. Relief of Azy Ajderian.

67. Relief of Vera K. Raupe.

68. Relief of Willard Cheek and Louise Cheek.

69. Suspension of deportation of certain aliens.
70. Suspension of deportation of certain aliens.

71. Amending act incorporating American Legion so as to protect use of emblem

and name.

72. Relief of Carroll L. Vickers.

73. Authorization of additional expenditures and temporary assistants for Select

Committee on Small Business.

74. Reimbursement of expenses incurred in connection with burial of certain

Philippine veterans.

75. Requiring Internal Revenue Bureau to continue to furnish data to Internal
Revenue Taxation Joint Committee.

76. Study of Reconstruction Finance Corporation relative to favoritism and

influence.

77. Report on material shortages and its effect on small business.

78. To protect consumers and others against misbranding, false advertising,

and false invoicing of furs.*

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79. Investigating problems relating to banking and credit legislation, small

business, and economic stabilization.

80. Transfer of Morgan Horse Farm to Vermont Agricultural College.

81. Post Office and Civil Service Committee to investigate manpower policy of
executive offices.

82. Labor-management relations 'n east coast oil tanker industry.

83. Apprehension of certain persons desired as witnesses before Special Com-
mittee on Crime Investigation.

84. Proceedings against Joseph Aiuppa, alias Anton Palunas, alias Joey O'Brien,

for contempt of Senate.

85. Proceedings against Joseph DeCarlo, alias "The Wolf", alias DiCarlo, for

contempt of Senate.

86. Proceedings against James Licavoli, alias Jack White, for contempt of

Senate.

87. Proceedings against Peter C. Tremont for contempt of Senate.

88. Troceedings against David N. Kessel for contempt of Senate.

89. Additional expenditures by Labor and Public Welfare Committee in con-

ducting investigations.

90. United States relations with international organizations: Internal operations

of United Nations, etc.

91. Servicemen's indemnity act of 1951.

92. Renegotiation of contracts.

93. Extending privilege of free impor ation of gifts from members of armed

forces on duty abroad.

94. Review of Federal grant-in-aid programs, 1950.

95. Emergency professional health training act of 1951.

96. Authorizing assistance to States, etc., in development and maintenance of

local public health units.

97. Relief of Madeleine Quarez.

98. Relief of Humayag Dildilian and Lucy Dildilian.

99. Relief of Sotirios C. Roumanis.

100. Relief of William G. Birkett.

101. Court of Claims to hear claims of G. T. Elliott, Inc., and M. F. Quinn.

102. Relief of Mircea A. Grossu and his family.

103. Relief of Victor G. Lutfalla.

104. Relief of Wilhelm Engelbert.

105. Relief of Edith W. Henderson.

106. Relief of Irmgard Kohler.

107. Relief of Freidoun Jalayer.

108. Relief of Evald F. Kask.

109. Relief of George Pantelas.

110. Relief of Richard G. Rundle and Valiquette A. Rundle.

111. Clarifying immigration status of certain aliens.

112. Suspension of deportation of certain aliens.

113. Suspension of deportation of certain aliens.

114. Investigate personnel needs and practices of various governmental depart-
ments and agencies.

115. Extending time for investigation of airline industry, etc., by Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee.

116. Investigating problems relating to banking and credit legislation, small

business, and economic stabilization.

117. Universal military training and service act.

118. Construction of modern naval vessels.

119. Vessels of Canadian registry to transport iron ore between U. S. ports on

Great Lakes during 1951.

120. Proceedings against Carlos Marcello for contempt of Senate.

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121. Proceedings against Peter Licavoli for contempt of Senate.

122. Proceedings against Russell Trilck for contempt of Senate.

123. Proceedings against John J. Fogarty for contempt of Senate.

124. Proceedings against Phillip F. Kastel for contempt of Senate.

125. Proceedings against Anthony Marcello for contempt of Senate.

126. Proceedings against Mike Rubino for contempt of Senate.

127. Proceedings against Joseph A. Porretto for contempt of Senate.

128. Amend Civil aeronautics act of 1938 to provide war-risk insurance.

129. Proclamation designating 1951 as Audubon Centennial Year.

130. Relief of Ruzena Pelantova.

131. Relief of Lily R. Pfannenschmidt.

132. Relief of Lloyd F. Stewart.

133. Relief of Herk Visnapuu and Naima Visnapuu.

134. Relief of Cilka E. Ingrova.

135. Relief of Alice de B. de Lavergne.

136. Proclaiming 1st Monday in February of each year as National Children's

Dental Health Day.

137. Suspension of deportation of certain aliens.

138. Relief of James M. Shellenberger, jr.

139. Labor-management relations in Bell Telephone System.

140. Labor and Public Welfare Committee to employ temporary personnel and

make certain expenditures.

141. [Bound in another volume.]

142. Amend Communications act of 1934.

143. Preventing unauthorized parking on post office property.

144. Acquisition of civil service status by secretaries and law clerks to justices

of U. S. courts.

145. Providing mandatory date for publication of Official register o United

States.

146. Relief of Suzanne Wiernik and her daughter, Genevieve.

147. Relief of Mrs. Robert M. Sternberg, nee Hanae Sano.

148. Relief of Geraldine L. Smith, mother and natural guardian of Thomas C.

Smith.

149. Relief of Jacoba van Dorp.

150. Relief of Conrad X. C. Mauerer.

151. Relief of Gertrud F. Lomnitz.

152. Representation of Senate at celebration of 175th anniversary of fortification

of Dorchester Heights, Mass., etc.

153. Attendance of Marine Band at celebration of 175th anniversary of forti-

fication of Dorchester Heights, Mass.

154. Fixing responsibilities of disbursing officer and of auditor of District of

Columbia.

155. Amending act authorizing commissioners of District of Columbia to settle

claims and suits against D. C.

156. Increasing fee of jurors in condemnation proceedings instituted by District

of Columbia.

157. Amending act to regulate practice of podiatry in D. C.

158. Appointment of deputy disbursing officer and assistant disbursing officers

for D. C.

159. Permitting exchange of land belonging to D. C. for land belonging to

abutting property owner or owners.

160. Changing date on which licenses may be issued for sightseeing vehicles, etc.,

in D. C.

161. Compensation for duty performed on their days off by D. C. Metropolitan

Police Force, etc.