Enacting Certain Provisions Included in Naval Appropriation Act for 1946, and Miscellaneous Bills: Hearing[s] Before the Committee on Naval Affairs, United States Senate, Seventy-ninth Congress, Second Session, on S. 473, Relating to Pay and Allowances of Officers on the Retired List of the Regular Navy and Coast Guard Performing Active Duty in the Rank of Rear Admiral; S. 1256, to Correct the Military Record of Robert J. Clark; S. 1854, to Establish the Civilian Position of Academic Dean of the Postgraduate School of the Naval Academy and Compensation Therefor; S. 1917, to Enact Certain Provisions Now Included in the Naval Appropriations Act, 1946, and for Other Purposes; and S. 1978, to Authorize the Restoration of Philip Niekum, Jr., to the Active List of the United States Navy with Appropriate Rank and Restoration of Pay and Allowances. March 27 and 28, 1946U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946 - 66 pages |
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... . Were there any mitigating circum- stances ? Colonel KNIGHTON . No , sir , none whatsoever , so far as I can see . I made a thorough study of the record yesterday . The CHAIRMAN . All right . The only thing that 2 MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
... . Were there any mitigating circum- stances ? Colonel KNIGHTON . No , sir , none whatsoever , so far as I can see . I made a thorough study of the record yesterday . The CHAIRMAN . All right . The only thing that 2 MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
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... thing that could be done would be that the record might be changed to " undesirable " ; that wouldn't leave him in a much better position , would it ? Colonel KNIGHTON . After a man has been discharged as a result of a general court ...
... thing that could be done would be that the record might be changed to " undesirable " ; that wouldn't leave him in a much better position , would it ? Colonel KNIGHTON . After a man has been discharged as a result of a general court ...
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... things that endeared me to Bobby was his brotherly concern for his sister Anna , who had long labored under a physical disability . Because this concern was practical , Bobby took real joy in saving a sizable amount of his salary to ...
... things that endeared me to Bobby was his brotherly concern for his sister Anna , who had long labored under a physical disability . Because this concern was practical , Bobby took real joy in saving a sizable amount of his salary to ...
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... things , all of a temporary nature , that Congress appropriated for during the It does not do very much of that . It ... thing different from what you have carried on during the war period ? Captain NUNN . No , sir ; nothing . Senator ...
... things , all of a temporary nature , that Congress appropriated for during the It does not do very much of that . It ... thing different from what you have carried on during the war period ? Captain NUNN . No , sir ; nothing . Senator ...
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... things that ought to be done . by regulation ? It seems to me that Captain Nunn is demonstrating the difficulty of doing such a thing , when he needs a thing like that , with all the exceptions , provisos , and everything else I would ...
... things that ought to be done . by regulation ? It seems to me that Captain Nunn is demonstrating the difficulty of doing such a thing , when he needs a thing like that , with all the exceptions , provisos , and everything else I would ...
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Page 58 - Corps) of the services mentioned in the title of this Act, and of the legally constituted Reserves of said services while on active duty, and of the National Guard while in Federal service, or while participating in exercises, or performing duties under sections 92, 94, 97, or 99 of the National Defense Act, shall, in lieu of mileage or other travel allowances, be allowed and paid their actual and necessary traveling expenses not to exceed $8 per day, or, in lieu thereof, per diem allowances at rates...
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