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81. Pentagon Building. Exchange of lands in vicinity of Pentagon Building, Arlington, Va., report to accompany S. 888 [to authorize Secretary of War to exchange with Rosslyn Connecting Railroad Company lands in vicinity of War Department Pentagon Building, Arlington, Va.]; submitted by Mr. May.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: Sept. 18, 1945

82. Recruiting and enlistment. Armed forces voluntary recruitment act of 1945, report to accompany H. R. 3951 [to stimulate volunteer enlistments in regular military and naval establishments of United States]; submitted by Mr. May.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: Sept. 6, 1945

83. Concientious objectors. Preventing point system from being applied in connection with release of conscientious objectors [performing assigned work under civilian direction pursuant to sec. 5 (g) of selective training and service act of 1940, as amended], report to accompany H. R. 3772; submitted by Mr. Winstead.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: July 12, 1945

84. Optometry Corps, Army. Establishing Optometry Corps in Medical Department of Army, report to accompany H. R. 3755; submitted by Mr. Short.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: July 12, 1945

85. Veterans. Preserving reemployment preferences of members of armed forces who after discharge therefrom become employed in essential activities, report to accompany H. R. 1645; submitted by Mr. May.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: July 12, 1945

86. Military Academy, West Point. Amending act to authorize increase of number of cadets at Military Academy and to provide for maintaining corps of cadets at authorized strength [so as to increase number of cadets from District of Columbia], report to accompany H. R. 320; submitted by Mr. Sparkman.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: July 11, 1945

87. Military Academy, West Point. Appointments to Military Academy and to Naval Academy of sons of members of land or naval forces of United States who have been killed or who have died during present war, report to accompany H. R. 1868; submitted by Mr. Sparkman.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: July 11, 1945

88. Military Academy, West Point. Providing for appointment of additional cadets at Military Academy and additional midshipmen at Naval Academy, from among sons of officers, soldiers, sailors, and marines who have been awarded Congressional Medal of Honor, report to accompany H. R. 1591; submitted by Mr. Sparkman.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: July 11, 1945

89. Military Academy, West Point. Temporary increase in age limit for appointees to Military Academy, report to accompany H. R. 1123; submitted by Mr. Sparkman.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: July 11, 1945

90. Pay, allowances, etc. Amending sec. 4 of pay readjustment act of 1942, as amended, report to accompany H. R. 2525 [to include stepparents among those persons with respect to whom allowances may be paid under pay readjustment act of 1942]; submitted by Mr. Sparkman.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Military Affairs Committee, House and Congress
Publisher:: Military Affairs Committee, House
Date:: July 11, 1945

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