No. Date 9650 Oct. 29 Subject Portland, Maine; Portsmouth, N.H.; Boston, Mass.; Narragan- 9651 Oct. 30 Assistance to expanded production and continued stabilization 9599. 9652 Oct. 31 Department of State; authorization of the appointment of certain personnel.. 10 F.R. page 13431 13487 13581 $653 Nov. I Civil service rules; amending Schedules A and B 13619 9654 Nov. 3 German steamship "Milwaukee"; adoption and ratification of 13679 9655 Nov. 14 Public Health Service; regulations relating to commissioned officers and employees 9656 Nov. 15 Shipbuilding Stabilization Committee; transfer from Civilian Production Administration to Labor Department. 14121 14173 9657 Nov. 16 Greece; providing for the representation of the United States in the observation of elections 9658 Nov. 21 Capital Transit Company, Washington, D.C.; possession, control, and operation of the transportation system, plants, and facilities 9659 Nov. 21 Indian lands; extension of trust periods expiring during calendar year 1946. . . 9660 Nov. 29 Japan; charges of war crimes against major leaders and their principal agents and accessories, conferring certain authority upon the chief of counsel in preparation and prosecution of . 9661 Nov. 29 Great Lakes Towing Company, Cleveland, Ohio; possession, control, and operation of the transportation system, plants, and facilities 9662 Nov. 29 Civil service examinatons, certain; restriction of competition to veterans. 9663 Nov. 30 Emergency board; creation to investigate a dispute between the Texas & New Orleans Railway Company and Hospital Association of the Southern Pacific Lines in Texas and Louisiana, and certain of its employees. 9664 Dec. 18 9665 Dec. 27 Fair Employment Practice Committee; continuing the work of... 14243 14351 14353 14591 14591 14653 14683 15301 15365, 11 F.R. 3 PRESIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS OTHER THAN 10 F.R. Date Apr. 13 Apr. 13 Order: Closing of Executive Departments and Agencies Saturday afternoon, 4011 Order: Display of flags at half-staff on all public buildings until close of 4011 Aug. 15 Directive: Censorship, Office of; cessation of certain activities.. 12181 Sept. 11 Letter: World War II, designation of; approval of recommendation of War 11881 Sept. 19 Regulation: Regulations under Federal Employees Pay Act of 1945; addisional within-grade salary advancements as rewards for superior accomplishment, granting of... Dec. 14 Appointment: Factfinding board in General Motors dispute. 12593 15105 Appendix C-Presidential Reports to the Congress, 1945 for the period July 1940 through April 30, 1945. H. Doc. 262 Third Annual Report of the National Patent Planning Commission H. 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