REPORTS TO BE MADE TO CONGRESS

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81ST CONGRESS I HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JDocumerrr
9d Session I No. 415
LETTER FROM THE CLERIC OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TRANSMITTING A LIST OF REPORTS WHICH IT IS THE DUTY OF
ANY OFFICER OR DEPARTMENT TO MAKE TO CONGRESS
JANUARY 3, 1950.-- Referred to the Committee on House Administration and
ordered to be printed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CLERK'S OFFICE,
Washington, 13. C., January 3, 1D50.
The honorable the SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SIR: In compliance with the requirements of rule III, clause 2, of
the Rules of the House of Representatives, I have the honor to sub-
mit herewith a list of reports which it is the duty of any officer or
department to make to Congress.
RALPH R. ROBERTS,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
.List of reports which it is the ditty of any officer or department to make to Congress
[Prepared in obedience to rule Ill, clause 2, of the Rules of the House of Representatives]
By TILE HEAD OF EACH DEPARTMENT
Except when a different time Is expressly prescribed by law,
the various annual reports required to he submittal to
Congress by the heads of departments shall ho made at
the commencement of each regular lemon and shall on.
brace the transactions of the preceding year. -
NOTE, The approprimtians made for printing and bind.
Ing shall not be used for any annual report or the accom-
pmlying documents unless the nnnrlseript and proof
therefor is furnished to the Public Printer in the following
meaner: Manuscript of the documents accompanying such
annual reports on or before the 1st day of .November of each
Year; manuscript of the annual reports on or before the 15th
,day of November of open your; complete revised proof, of
the accompanying documents on the 1st day of December
of each year and of the annual reports on the 10th day of
December of each ;veer; and all of said nnuual reports and
accompanying documents shall he printed, made public,
and available for distribution not later that, within the
first 5 days after the assanbling of each regular session
-of Congress. The provlsimis Of tins section shall notapply
to the annual reports of the Smithson4m Institution, the
Cohe Speonerof Patents, the Cmnptroller of ti a Currency.
.or the Sec
retary of the Treasury.
When expect d to be
made
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List of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make to
Congress--Continued
When expected to he
made
By TEE HEAR Or EACH DEEAnfMENt'-C.'mtinued
Estimates for lump-sum appropriations contained In the 42 Stat. L.ln--------
Budget or trahsmltted under sec. 203 shall be accompanied
by statements showing in such detail and form as may be
necessary to inforru Congress the manner of expenditure of
such appropriations and of the corresponding appropria-
tions for the fiscal year in progress and the fart completed
fiscal year. Such statements shall be in lieu of statements
of like character now required by law.
Civilian officers and employees of the departments and Public Law 424,77th
establishments, while traveling on official business and Cong.
away from their designated posts of duty, shall be allowed
I. lieu of their actual expenses for subsistence and all foes
or tips to Portiere and stewards, a per diem allowance to be
prescribed by the heads of the departments and establish-
ments concerned at a rate not to exceed $6 within the
limits of the continental United States, and not to exceed
an average of $7 beyond the limits of the contin mtal United
Slates.
The fixing and payment under see. 823 of this title of per diem 5. U.S.C. 827
allowance, or eortions thereof, shall be in accordance with
regulations w~Mch shall be promulgated by the heads of
departments and establishments and whit shall be
standardized as far as practicable and shall nob be effective
until approved by the President of the United States.
In the estimates for the fiscal year 1Oi6 and suhsaquent fiscal 38 Stat. L.i08-____._
years there shall be submitted in detail estimates for such
necessary appropriations as arc Intended to be used for
purchase, maintenance, repair, or operation of all motor-
propellerl or horse-drawn passenger-carrying vehicles, speci-
fying the some required, the public purpose forwhich said
vehicles are intended, and the officials and employers by
whom the same are to be used.
Every executive department and independent extabliishment 5 U. S. C. 1068 ------
of tine Government shall, upon request of the Committee
on Expenditures in the Executive Departments of the
Horse of Representatives, or of any 7 mamba -s thereof, or
upon request of the Committee on Expenditures to the
Executive Departments of the Senate, or any 5 members
thereof, furnish any information requested of it relating to
any matter within the jurisdiction of said committee.
Transfers of jurisdictions over public properties within the 47 Stat. L. 161---
District of Columbia between Federal and District au-
Iborities.
The heads or departments and agencies in the executive 5 U.S.C.947(b)_.__-
branch, whose employees are affected by the provisions
of Public Law 49, 78th Colors., shall present to the, Director
of the Bureau of the Budget and to the Congress such
information as the Director shall from time to time, but
not less frequently than the, first day of each quarter, re-
quire for the purpose of determm,ng the number of employs
Ices required for the proper and eillefent exercise of the
functions of their respective departments and agencies.
The head of each Fedora) agency shall anntally make a re- 28 U. S. C. 45178_____.
port to the Congress of all claims paid by inch Federal
agency under the Federal Tort Claims Act. Such report
shall include the n amp, of each claiman t. a statement of the
amount claimed and the amount awarded, and a brief de.
.seription of the claim.
Each department and agency shall report to the Congress 41 U. S. C. 106 note-.
quarterly the name of each claimant to whom relief has
been goon teal under this act (Public haw 657), together
with the amount of such relief and a brief statement of the
facts sud the administrative decision.
Full report of all mmoeys received by the United States as 10 U. S. C. 12e4___-
pmeoeds of any sale or lease under to U. D. ( 1268; relat.
ing to preoeed5 of sale or lease of real properly acquired for
storage pumnsee for use, f the Army.
In the annwil report to Congress of each exceptive depart- 5 U. S. S. 104a_._,
rent. or Independent cal ablishmeut there shalt ha Included
it statement of rneeiPls durin,t the Geni si aovrrtod by such
report, from tees or casters p,ri I to atioh department ar
establishment under all acts of Congress.
From time to time;
but not less fre-
auently than The
rst day of well
quarter.
 ,List of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make
Congress-tJontinued
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
To transmit the Budget ------------------------- _.---...---
Laws of the Territorial Legislature of Alaskn_ _- ----------
37 Stat. L. 518___---
Annual report of the National Advisory Committee for
Public Law 549, 80th
Aeronautics.
Cong,
Annual report of the officers, agents, or agencies placed In
38 Stat. L. 307-----_
charge of the work of construction of railroads in Alaska.
Annual report of the Civil Service Commission..___._-.- _
22 Stat, L. 404__----
Annual report of the Juvenile Court of the District of Co.
34 Strt. L. 73__----
lumbia.
34 Stat. L
5
Annual report of the Governor of the Panama Canal -----_--
.
_------_
37 Stat. L. 564 -------
Annual report of the Governor of Puerto Rico_.___---
39 Stat. L. 955_-.--.
Report of expenditures and activities under the United
Public Law 84
80th
States foreign relief program.
,
Cong.
Report on assistance to Greece and Turkey .-----------------
Public Law 75, 80th
Cong.
Report on the Foreign Aid Act of 1947-----------------------
Public Law 389, Both
Cong.
All grants of franchises, rights, and privileges made by the
39 Stat. L. 964__----_
Public Service Commission of Puerto Rico.
Annual report of the Panama R. R. Cc
34 Stat. L. 5 -------
.....-
(:17 Stat. L. 564
_
_
Annual report of the Commission on the Erection of Memo-
--_
-
24 U. S. C. 201 -----
rials and Entombment of Bodies in the Arlington Memo-
rialAmphitheater.
Battlefields in the United States, study and Investigation of _
16 U. S. C. 455a, 4550
To promote the defense of the United States, end for othrr
Public Law 11, 77th
purposes (loud-lease report).
Cong.
Annual report, National Capital Housing Authority -.--.-.-_
5 D. C. C. 107._---_
Annual report of the Railroad Retirement Board .-_.__-.-_-.
45 U. S. C. 2281 (b) 4_
Report by the Secretary of State showing all receipts and
22 U. S. C. 21 (a)---
disbursements on account of refunds allowances, and
annuities In connection with the Foreign Service retire-
ment and disability system.
Report on United States participation in operations of
Public Law 264
79th
United Nations.
,
Cong.
Economic report -----_.-_----_-----._--__-___----.-_
Public Law ON, 79th
Cong.
Report on the Foreign Assistance, Act of 1948--------------
Publi,Law472, 80th
Cong.
Report of the Of ct,ofAlien Property, Department of Justice.
40 Star. 411---------_
Report of the Philippine Allen Property Custodian- - __.-
40 Stan. 411- - -_--_-
Annual report of the Commodity Credit ('nrporatimr- -----
PublieLaw80Qe0tlr
Cong.
Report on the Motnal Defense Assistance Act of 11119__.-
Public Law 320.81st
Cong.
BY THE BUaEAU or TILE BurGx'
A report showing determinations by the Director of the
Bureau of the Budget of the numb,:rs of full-time civilian
employees and roan-months of part-time employment
which I. his opinion are required for the proper and cl?
cfout performance. of the authorized functions of the respec-
tive departments, establislunents and agencies to the
continental United States, the Territories, Use posseesloes,
and in foreign countries. Each such report includes a
statement showing for each department. Independent es-
tablishment, and agou0y the net iucroaseur decrease in such
employees and employment as compared with it.,, sorre-
Spending data In the preceding report, together with any
suggestions the Director may have for legislation which
would bring abort economy and efiielency in the use of
Government Personnel. 'The report details employrnenf.
that is exempt from the ceiling procedure mod the limita-
tions established under son. 14 of Public Law 390, 79th Cong.
Public Law1D6, 79th
Cong., as anrend-
ed by Public Law
390, 79th Cong.
At the corpmenee.
moat of each regu-
lar session.
As early as possible.
Annually.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Annually.
Do.
Do.
Quarterly.
Do.
From time to time,
but not less than
once every calen-
dar quarter.
No time specified.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
From time to time,
but not. teas fre-
quently than oato
every 90 days.
Beginning of each
regular sesslou.
Annually.
Do.
Once each year.
Beginning of each
regular session.
Not less frequces Gy
than once every
calendar quarter
through Juno 30,
1952.
Annually.
Do.
Do.
Free time to time,
but not les, fie-
brandy than once
every 6 months.
Annually.
 List of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make io
Congress-Continued
By THE BUREAU OF TAE BUDGET-Coutlnued
A report showing the results of the program for the system-
atic review by each agency of the operations of its activities,
functions, or organization units, and making appropriate
recommendations.
By THE DEPARTMENT OF STAT3.
Public Law 429
(title X), 81st
Cong.
(Reports originating in the Derailment of State transmitted
by
List of those retired owners of the United States for whom the
Department of State is holding decorations, orders, medals,
or presents tendered them by foreign govemmenes.
Report of expenditures and activities including use of funds
by the recipient governments, Greece and Turkey.
Report on lend-leasr. operations-- _ - - - _ _ ----
-
Report of operations under sec. 32 (b) (2) of the SurPlus Prop
arty Act of 1944. Such report shall include the Fort of any
agreements which have been entered into hereunder during
the preceding calendar year, and shall specify the names
and addresses of American citizens who are attending,
schools or institutions of higher learning in foreign coun-
tries pursuant to such agreements, the names and locations
of such schools and institutions, and the ammmts of the.
currencies or credits for currencies expended for any of the
purposes under said paragraph in each such foreign coun-
try during the preceding calendar year.
Statement of expenditures from the contingent fund includ-
ing all contingent expenses of foreign intercourse and of all
the missions abroad except such expenditures as are settled
upon the certificate of the President.
Report of all transactions regarding the sale or buildings and
grounds acquired for the Use of diplomatic and consular
establishments in foreign countries.
Report of all allowances and allotment of funds to any post
to defray the unusual expenses incident to the operation
and maintenance, of an official residence ruitnble for the
chief representative of the United States at that post.
Report of Operations of Foreign Buildings ------ _----- -_ --
Detailed report of the receipts and expenditures incident to
do maintenance and operation of commissary and mess
services.
Comparative report of the Foreign Service retirement amt
disability system, showing all recx?ipts and disbursements
on account of refunds, allowances, and annuities, together
with the total number of persons reeefvinc annuities and
the amounts paid them, and annual estimates of appro-
priations necessary to continue this section In full fir".
Report on United States participation in activities of United
Nation,.
Report of expenditures and activities on Mutual Defense
Assistance Program, excerpt such inforin atibn the disclosure
of which the President deems incompatible with the seen-
ray of the United States.
22 U. S. C. 1407. ----
22 U. S. C. 414 (b)_.
59 IT. S C. App.
1641 (hi (2).
22 U. S. C. 287 (b) _
Public Law 329,
Slat Cong.
Every odd-num-
bered Congress.
Quarterly.
Do.
Annlratlyon calendar
year basis.
Do.
Annually on fiscal
year basis.
Annually.
Once each year.
Semiannually.
PART n
(Reports submitted directly from the Secretary of State)
Foreign Liquidation Cmnmissioner's quarterly report to
the President and Congress concerning the administra-
Iion of title tI of the Phili pine Rehabilitation Act-
Persounel report submitted to the .lofnt Committee on
Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures.
Semiannual reports of oxpenditnres made and activities of
United States Informa~tinn and Educational Exchange Act
of 1918, inclusive of appraisals and inoasl uemen ts, where
feasible, as to the activities of the several programs I. each
country where conducted.
id,porl. of operations on control of exports- ---------------
Report on disposal of foreign excess property ------ -----------
59 U. ?. C. APP.
1772.
5 If. S. C. 947 (h)- ..
2211. S. C. 1439----
Public Law 11, gist
Cone.
Public law 152, Slit
Cong.
Monthly, quarterly,
and annually.
Semiannually.
Quarterly.
In January (f each
year or at such
other tines as
deemed desirable.
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Li8t of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make to
Congress-Continued
BY FOR DEPARTMENT OF STATE- Continued
PART n--COntinued
Report on Federal participation in the International Exposi-
tion for the Bicentennial of the Founding of Port-au-Prince,
Republic of ftaiti, 1949.
Report on the disposal of Government-owned facilities used
for International broadcasting.
BY TILE SECRETARY OF TOE TRRAsURY
Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the state
of the finances.
Combined statement of receipts and expenditlucs_--_____
Annual report of Commissioner of Narcotics_________________
Statement ofall moneys arising from proceeds of public prop-
erty of any kind or from any soured which wore not paid
into the General Treasury of the United States.
Pershing Bell memorial fund ._ __
Report of the annual audit of the stabilization fund - ___
Report of the operations and expenditures of the Coast Guard
during the preceding fiscal year.
Report of payments under iTusterlng-Out Payment Act of
1944, approved Feb. 3, 1944.
Regulations as to lifesaving appliances on ocean, lake, and
sound steamers and foreign vessels.
Report by rank and age group of the number of efforts
above the Peak of lieutenant commander assigned to duty
on air activities, with the average monthly flight pay
authorized by law to he paid to such officer during the
6-month period preceding the date of the report.
Report setting forth the name of each contractor, the amount
of the contract, and a description of the work in the can of
each contract negotiated without advertising for experi-
mental, developmental, or research work.
Report setting forth the name of each Contractor, the amount
of the contract, and a description of the work in the case of
each contract negotiated without advertising because of a
determination that it is in the interest of natlonal defense.
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
(Through the Secretary of the Treasury)
Annual report of the Comptrolhx of the Currency- - --------
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF FOR FEDERAL OL P-AGE AND SURY[-
VOHS INSURANCE TRUST FUND
(Through the Secretary of the Treasury)
Report on the operation and status of the trust fund during
the preceding fiscal year and on Its expected operation and
status during the next ensuing 5 fiscal years.
Report whenever the Board of Trustees is of the opinion that
flaring the ensuing 5 fiscal years the trust fund will exceed
three times the highest annual expenditures anticipated
during that 5-fiscal-year period, and whenever the Board of
Trustees is of the opinion that the amount of the trust
fund is unduly small.
BY THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
Report covering expenditures, work, and accomplishments
of the Department of Defense, aoeonrpanfed by (1) such
recommendations as the Secretary shall deem appropriate,
(2) separate reports from the military departments cover-
ing their expenditures, work, and accomplishments, and
(3) itemized statements showing the savings of public funds
and the elhnination of unnecessary duplications and over-
tappings that have been accomplished pursuant to the
provisions of the National Security Act of 1947, as amended.
Public Law 251, 81st
Cong.
Public Law 161, 81st
Cong.
{I5 U. S. C. 262, 263,
`31 U. S. C. 757c (1)-_
5 U. S. 0. 264---- ...
5 U. S. C. 282__-..__
49 Stat. L. 426- -__-
31 U. S. C. 822.1 _ __
14 U. S. C. 651..__-
38 U. S. C. 6918---__
Executive Order
96&i.
46 U. S. C. 481-----
_
37 U. S. C. llsa-1_-
Mxecutive Order
9666.
42 U. S. C. 401 (b)
(2).
42 U. S. C. 401 (b)
(3).
p4
Within 6 months
after close ofnxposi-
tion.
Whenever the use of
such facilities is no
longger necea ary or
desirable.
Annually beginning
I} of each regular
session.
Do.
As soon as possible
after close of calen-
der year.
Annually, beginning
of each regular
session.
Dc.
Do.
Annually in S.muary
nnually.
As soon as practica-
ble after they are
made.
I Annually;
 List of reports which it is the duty/ of any officer or department to make! to
Congress--Continued
Officer and nature of the report
By TUE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE-Continued
Report of action taken tender the Nationallndnctrfal Reserve 60 U. S. C.461--.-..
Act of 1048, detailing action taken and containing such
other pertinent information on the status of the national
industrial reserve as will enable Congress to evaluate its
administration and the need for amendments and related
legislation.
Report of number of positions in the professional and scien- 5 U. S. C. 171r, as
tific service established pursuant to act of Aug. 1, 1947, as amended by Pub-
amended, during calendar year covered by report, and the lie Law 167, 81st
name, rate, of compensation, and description of the quail- Cong.
fleations of each incumbent, together with a statement of
the funelions performed by each. If Secretary considers a
full public report on these items detrimental t? the national
seem ity, he is authorized to omit such items from his report
and, In lieu thereof, to present such information in execu-
tive sessions of such committees of Congress as may be
designated.
Report of amounts obligated under the contract authoriza- 5 U. S. C. 171a (note).
tions provided for in Public Law 547, 80th Cong., includ.
Ing a statement of finding by the President that contracts
let are necessary in the interests of the national defense
and that the contract specifications insure maximum utili.
zation of improvements in aircraft and equipment con-
sistent with defense needs of the United States.
Report of regulations governing length of tours of foreign 5 U. S. C. 1710._...
duty for personnel of Army and Air Force, and any
changes there In.
Report in regard to all pertinent details when it is proposed Public Law 210, 81st
to transfer, reassign, abolish or consolidate a function Cong., see. 202 (e)
which has been or is hereafter authorized by law to be (5).
performed by the Department of Defense.
Report, of transfers and adjustments made between appro- Public Law 216, 81st
priations of a military department. Cong., see. 403(b).
Reports of condition and operation of working capital funds- Public Law 218 81st
Cong., see. 405 (c).
Reports of property held by Army, Navy and Air Force---- PublicLaw 218,81st
Cong., are. 410.
Report of activities carried on to assist American small Public Law 434 81st
business to participate equitably in the furnishing of con- Cong., see. 63)2 W.
modifies and services financed with funds appropriated
under the Department of Defense Appropriation Act,
1960.
Statement of receipts from fees and charges paid to Depart- 5 U. S. C. 104a-----.
ment under all acts of Congress.
Report of transfer of jurisdiction over public lands in District 40 U. S. C. 122.-----
a f Columbia. (Made for Department of Defense, exclud.
ing the military departments.)
Report of claims paid under Federal Tort Claims Act (title 28 U. S. C. 2673-.---
28, U. S. C., see. 2672). (Made for Department of Defense,
excluding the military departments.)
Report of moneys received by the United States as proceeds 10 U. S. C. 1264-
6 of any sale or lease of real property acquired for storage put-
for use of the Army. (Made for Department of De-
excluding the military departments.)
Information furnished upon request of Senate or House Com- 5 U. S. C. 305a-_--..
minces on Expenditures in the Executive Departments.
Statement of appropriations of preceding fiscal year for
Department of Army showing amount appropriated under
each specific head of appropriation, amount expended
under each head, and balance remaining unexpended on
30th of June. Reports to be accompanied by estimates of
probable demands which may remain on each appppropri-
ation and an abstract of returns and repeats of the edlutants
general of the States, Territories, and District of Columbia,
with such observations thereon as the Secretary deems
necessary for the Information of Congress.
Report of contracts entered into under act of Aug. 7, 1939, for
public-works projects in Alaska and Canal Zone, including
names of contractors and copies of contracts concerned,
together with amounts thereof.
Currently.
Annually.
Do.
As soon as practi-
cable after June 80,
350.
Annually.
No time specified.
 List of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make to
Oongrrss-Continued
By THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE -Continued
When oxpectnl to be
made
SECRETARY OF THE ARMY -continued
Report with regard to status of revolving fund for purchase
of agriculture l commodities and raw materials.
5 U. S. C. 234----.--
Annually.
Reports of contracts negotiated without advertising under
41 U. S. C. 151__---.
Semiannually.
sees. 2 (c) (11) and (16) of Armed Services Procurement
Act of 1947. Involves 2 re parts, 1 cuveriug seeViees rind
supplies, and I covering facilities. Reports are submitted
to lumtions Board, where consolidated reports for De-
partment of Defense are prepared and submitted to Con-
gress.
Report of amounts expended for mustering-out payments
under Mustering-Out Payments Act of 1944.
Report detailing activities with respect to stock piling of
strategic and critical materials. Report is submitted to
Munitions Board whore a consolidated report for the
Department of Defense is prepared and submitted to
Congress.
Report of amounts expended colder Armed Forces Leave Act
of 1946.
Officers entitled to flying pay. Certify by rank and age
group the number of officers above rank of major, with
average monthly flight pay authorized by law to be paid
during 6 -month period preceding date of report.
Report on leases of real estate and personal property entered
into under act of Aug. 5, 1947.
Report of exercise of authority granted by act of May 28,
1948. A summarized report of the exercise of the authority
granted which report shall include (1) location, nature,
and size of the activity for which transportation facilities
were provided; (2) type, amount, and original cost ofequip-
ment initiated; (1) outline of lease or charter for rented or
reciprocally used equipment with total costs for period
of use or operation; (4) citation of authority of the Secre-
t
n of Array under which exercised; and (5) for each so-
ty for which transportation facilities were provided,
the maximum number of motor vehicles or water carriers
used, total miles operated, the total revenue from fares or
proceeds from the leasing or charter of equipment, the
operating and maintenance expense, depreciation, gross
cost, and not cost.
Full report of all transfers and sales of surplus Department
of Army real property.
Report of reservations becoming useless _________--_.----
Roport of Board of Commissioners of U. S. Soldiers' Home.
Full statement of all receipts and disbursements of money,
of the manner in which the funds are invested, of any
changes in the investments and the reasons therefor, of all
admissions and discharges, and generally of all facts that
may be necessary to a full understanding of the condition
and management of the hone. The Secretary of the Army
shall have the power to call for and require any omitted
facts, which in his judgment should bestated, to be added.
Secretary of Army shall curse report to be published in
orders to the Army, a copy thereof to be deposited in each
garrison and post library. The President of the Board of
Commissioners is required by 24 U. S. C. 42 to submit the
report,
Report of inspection of U. S. Soldiers' Items by Inspector
Ueneral of the Army.
Report of expenditures made in execution of see. 8 of act ap-
proved May 27, 1908.
Itemized statements of expenses for (1) water gages air Missis
sippl River and its tributaries; (2) maintenance of the chan-
nel through the South Pass of Mississippi River; (3) re-
moval of snags wrecks, and other obstructions from the
Mississippi and other rivers; (4) operation of snag boats on
upper Mississippi River; (5) securing uninterrupted exam-
inations and surveys of the South Pass of the Mississippi
River; and (6) operation, repairs to, and reconstruction of
locks, canals, etc., other than Panama Canal.
38 U. S. C. 69lg---.-
50I1. S. C. 98e_._--_
37 U. S. C. 37. ----.-
37 'IT. S. C. 118a-1.__
- - -
1 01 ) .S1604_ _ __
24 U. S. C. 42,759----
24 U. S. C. 60. _.-_.
35 Stat. If, 401--.---.
33 U. S. C. 4, 5, 602,
601, Fos, 606.
Annually.
Semiannually July
23 and Jan. 23.
Annually.
Annually on or be-
fore Jan. 1.
Semiannually Jan. 1
and July 1.
Within 00 days after
end of fiscal year.
Upon consamation
of transfers and
sales.
When reservations
become useless.
Annually at first ses
Sion following re-
port.
Annually.
Annually with re-
port of Chief of
Engineers.
 List of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make to-
Congress-Continued
Officer and nature of the report
BY THE SECRETARY OF DEVEH5E-COnthmed
SECRETARY OF THE ARMY-continued
Reports on preliminary examinations and surveys and
reviews of such reports. Report containing plans and ee-
timates shall also contain statement as to rato at which
work shall be prosecuted. Every report to conf ain, In ad-
dition to full Information regarding present and prospec-
tive commercial Importance of project involved and
benefit to commerce likely to result from any proposed
plan of improvement, such data as may be secured In
regard to (a) existence and establishment of both private
and public terminals and transfer facilities contiguous to
the navigable water proposed to be improved, and if water
terminals have been constructed, the general location,
description, and use made of the some, with an opinion as
to their adequacy and efficiency, whether private or public.
If no public terminals have been constructed, or if they are
inadequate in number, report shall include an opinion in
general terms as to necessity, number, and appropriate
location of same, and also necessary relations or such pro-
posed terminals to the development of commerce; (b) the
development and utilization of water power for industrial
and emnmereial purposes; (c) such other subjects as may
be properly connected with such subject.
Every report, covering an examination and survey look-
ing to the improvement of the entrance at the mouth crony
river or at any '.:nisi, shall eontabr information concerning
the configuration of the shorn line and the probable effect
thereon that may be expected to remit, from the improve-
ment having particular reference to erosion and/or accre-
tion for not less than 10 miles on either side of said entrance.
Eve y report shall contain a statement of speolal or local
benefit which will accrue to localities affected by such
improvements and a etah;mont of general or national
benefits, with recommendations as to what local coopera-
tion ehonid be required, if any, on account of such special
or local benefit.
I. stallion IF the above, where applicable, reports relat-
ing to flood control shall include a comprehensive study of
the watershed or watersheds and the report Bureau shall
give, in addition to other information, such data as it may
be practicable to secure in regard to (a) the 'extent and
character of the area to he allotted by the proposed im-
provement; (b) the probable effect upon any navigable
water or waterway; (c) the possible eeonomie:d develop-
ment and utilh:ation of water power; and (d) such other
uses as may be properly related to or coordinated with the
project.
to consideration of all works and projects relating to
flood control submitted to rho Board of Engineers for
Rivers and Harbors for consideration, the Board shall, in
addition to any other matters upon which it may be
required to report, state its opinion as to (a) what Federal
interest, if any, Is involved in the proposed improvement;
(h) what share of the expense, if any, should bo borne by
the United States, and (c) the advisability of adopting the
project.
Report of Mississippi River Commission. Full and
detailed report of proceedings and actions, and of plane
with estimates of cost thereof, for the purposes outlined
in acts ppmved June 28, 1879. Commission shall report
in fullnpon practicability, feasibility, and probable coat
of the various plans known as the jetty system, the levee
system, and the outlet system, as well as upon inch others
as they deem necessary.
Report required by River and Harbor Act, approved July 5,
1884. Detailed statements of the work done, contracts
made, the expenditures thereunder or otherwisse, and the
effect of such work, together with such recommendations
as may be deemed proper.
Report of deterioration of works of improvement of rivers
and harbors. To include statement as to what deteriora-
tion, if any, has taken place by destruction decay, ob-
structions, or otherwise to works of river and harbor he-
prevenient, together with an estimate of cost of rebuilding
or renafring such works or removing such obstructions.
The Chief of Engineers shall also recmnmered, with reasons
therefor, the discontinuance of appropriations for any river
and harbor work which he may deem miwortlry of further
improvement.
When plans have
been prepared ant
matured or prier
thereto.
Annually In reporter
Chiefs of Engi-
neers
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BY THE SECRETARY OP DEFENSE-Continued
SECRETARY OF THE ARMY-continued
Report of Chief of Engineers as superintendent of the Wash-
ington Aqueduct. Report of operations for preceding year
and a report of the, condition, progress, repairs, casualliea,
and expenditures of the Washington Aqueduct and other
public works under Chief of Engineers charge.
Terminal and transfer facilities on harbors or Caterwrys.
Indicate in annual repot the character of the terminal'..iid
transfer facilities existing me every harbor or waterway
under maintenance or improvement by the United States
and whether they are considered adequate for existing
commerce.
Report of i arovement of the Mississippi River Detailed
statement of work done, eapendit,o'es made, and the
effect of such work, together with such recommendations
as the Secretary of Army may deem proper.
Reports on surveys of certain streams under provisions of
H. Doe. 3118, lath Cong., is authorized by act approved
Jan. 21, 1927.
Civilian employees of the Office of Chief of Engineers.
Duties, amount paid to each, and number of persons onr-
ployed in Olnce of Chief of Engineer, to raury into ofteet
the various appropriations for rivers and harbors and flood
control, surveys, and preparations for and the consid,ra-
tion of river and harbor ante flood-control estimates and
bills, to be fluid from such appropriations,
Report of the California Debris Commissirm. Deport of its
labors and transactions Mill plans for the construction
Completion, Card presarvatton of the public wor s otetli ed
in eh. 14, title x3, U. S. C., tueether with estimates of Bost
tlmrcol, stating what amounis can be profltabls expenled
thereon each year. 'Po be submitted to Chief of Engineers
for information of Secretary of Arnny on or before 15th 'lay
of November of each year and Seerotnry of Army shall sub-
mit same to Congress on To before the meetiu t thereof.
Report of reecipta by Dc tsartm,mt of Aony from sale of scrap
or salvage material and dishursamtnts tberefrmn for ex-
panses of transportation, din, it itarization, autl other prep-
aration for sale or salvage of military Supplies, equipment,
and material.
Report of receipts and expenditures of fonds derived from
operation by Panama Ratlmad Company, ,or another
agency, of docks, drydoeks, shops, merino railways, dredg-
ing or construction facilities, air terminals, pow or systems,
and any other necessary facilities and appurtenances, for
the purpose of providing fuel, electric power, repairs, quar-
ters, and services generally, to agencies and ese slayeess of
the U. S. Government, the Panama Railroad Compaoy,
and to adher, governments, agencies, per,nns, etc.
Report of American National Red Cross Society. Proceed-
ings for fiscal year endure rune 30 next preceding, includ-
ing a full, complete, and itemized report of receipts and
expenditures of whatever kinds. Repeal, to be audited
by Department, of Army and copy transmitted to Con-
gress.
Report of activities tender title IV of the Federal Property
and Administrative Services Act of 1949, relating to the
disposal of foreign excess property, together with any
appropriate rernmmen dstion s.
Report of transfer of huisdiction. over public hinds in Dis-
trict of Colmnbia.
Report of claims paid under t'cderal Tart Claim, Act.- ----
Report of claimants granted relief under Public Law 657,
79th Cong.
Report of moneys received by the United States as proceeds
of any Sale or lease of real property acquired for storage
purposes for use of the Army.
Re ort of receipts merged with appropriation for Alaska
Comenunleatlon System.
40 if. S. C. 50-------
33 L-, S. C. 55L..---
22 Slat. L. 208-
44 it it. L, 1015--
Civil Fuuctions Al,,
pvopriation Act,
I050, Tinder head-
ing "Ricers and
Barbera and Flood
Control."
NNI E Military Ap-
proprmtion Act,
1950 under head-
ing "Ordnance
Srrviee and Sup-
plies, Army."
37 Stat. L. 564; Pub-
Ii'' Law 223, 81st
Craig.
40 IT, S. C. 122 ------
1!8 IT. S. C. 2673.-.--
41 U. S. C. 106
(acid).
eu 1r- S- C. 1264.....
62 Stet. 1019; Pub-
lic Law 782, 80th
Coup.
Annually in time to
aeemnponv annual
message d Presi-
dent to Congress.
Annually in report
of Chief of Engi-
neers.
January of each year,
or at smin other
time or dines as
deemed desirable.
No time Stale ilhil.
Annually.
Quarterly.
Annually.
 List of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make to
Congress---Continued
Ol3eer and nature of the report
RY THE ,SECRETARY OF DEFENSE-ContlaNed
SECRETARY OF TILE NAVY
Amount appropriated under each specific head of appropria-
tion, the amount expended under each head, and the
balance remaining unexpended as of 90th day of June;
reports to be accompanied by estimates of probable
demands which may remain on each a propriation.
Statement showing arnounis expended during preceding
fiscal year for ,.gas of mechanics and laborers employed in
building, repairing, or equipping vessels of the Navy, or in
receiving and securing stores and materials for those pit,-
poses, and for purchase of materials and stores for same
purpose.
Statement showing cost or estimated value of stores on hand
under this appropriation, in the navy yards at the emn-
menecment of next preceding fiscal year; the test or eati-
meted value of articles received and expended 'luring yelar;
and post or estimated value of articles belonging to this
a opropriation which may he on hand in navy yards at close
of next preceding year.
Statement of all acts done by him I. snaking sale of any vessel
or materials of the Navy specifying all vessels mid materials
sold, parties buying same, amount realized therefrom,
together with such other facts as may be necessary to a full
understanding of his acts.
Accurate, itemized account of cost per ton of the product of
any factor owned by the United States on Aug. 29, 1916, for
manufacture of senior for vessels of the Navy.
Report by Bureau of Supplies and Accounts of direct and
indirect charges included in cost of work under naval appro-
priations.
Proceeds of all sales of old materials, stores, and supplies.
Detailedreporaofproceedsnfsaiuvandtheexpensesattend-
ing such. sales to be included in annual report.
Expenditures for civilian employers. Adorning expended
during prior fiscal year from appropriations for pay of the
Navy, Bureau of Naval Personnel, Ordnance, Yards and
Docks, Medicine and Surgery, Supplies and Accounts,
Ships. and Aeronautics for civilians employed on clerical
duty or in any other capacity than sin ordinary mechanics
and workingmen.
Report of all claims paid undor authority of net approved
July 3, 1944.
Stock puling of strategic and critical material. Written re-
port detailing the activities with respect to stork piling, in-
cludingastatelmentofforeign and domestic purchases, and
such other pertinent information on the adrourstration of
the act as will enable the Congress to evaluate its admfnfs-
tratfon anti the need for amendmentand related legislation.
Report is made to the Munitions Board whose a consoli-
dated report for the National Military Establishment. is
prepared and submitted to Congress.
Amounts expended under Armed Forces Leave Act of 1J46
to be included in the earned report of the Department.
Report of all leases of real estate and personal property en-
tered into under act of Aug. 5, 1947.
Reports of contracts negotiated without advertising under
secs. 2 (c) (11) and (16) of Armed Services Procurement
Act of 1947. Involves 2 reports; one covering services and
supplies, and another covering facilities giving the name of
each contractor with whops a contract has been entered into
since date of last report, the amouut of the pmtnact and,
with dun consideration given to the national security, a
description of the work required to be performed there-
under. Reports are made to the Munitions Board where
consolidated reports for the National Military Establish-
ment are prepared and submitted to Congress.
Report of all acquisitions of land under authorty of the act
approved May 26, 1944.
Report of all purchases and condemnation proceedings and
all agreements entered into under authority of the act ap-
proved June 4, 1920.
Report of all acq uisitimss of land effected under authority of
act approved ]?all. 6, 1942, or any subsequent act.
34 U. S. C. -152.-.--.
31 U. S. C. -347--_---
34 U. S. C. 344------
5 U. S. C. 437-_---._
37 U. S. C.37-----_
34 U. S. C..322a.....
62 Stat. L. it, 22 _
Annually.
Jan. 1 and Julyt
Semiannually.
From time to tiro
but not less fre-
quently than eve ry
60 days.
Annually.
From time to time
but not less f'e-
fluently than once
every 6 months.
 List of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make to
Congress-Continued
BY THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE -Continued
SECRETARY OF T11E NAVY-continued
Payments under Mustering-Out Payment Act of 1044.
Amounts expended for mustering-out payments to be in-
cluded in annual report of Department.
Officers entitled to fi I pay. Report by rank and age
group the number of officers above rank of iteninnant ours-
mandor with average monthly flight pay authorized by
law to be paid during 6-month period preceding date of
report.
Employment of civilian professors and instructors at U. S.
Naval Postgraduate School. Report each fiscal year the
number of professors and instructors employed and the
amount of compensation prescribed for each.
Report of exercise of authority granted by act of May 28,
1948. A summarized report of the exercise of authority
granted which report shall imlude (I) loe!ltlon, nature, and
size of the plant for which transportal lmn facilities were
provided; (2) type, amount, and original cost of equipment
furnished; (3) outline of lease or charter for rented or re-
3811. S. C. 691g_-_--
Annually.
37 U. S. C. 118a-L-_
Annually on or be-
fore Jan. 1.
34 U. S. C, 1076b ----
Almually,
62 Stat. L, 277 -------
Within 60 days after
end of fiscal year.
ciprocally nail equipment, with toted rusts for period of
use or operation; (4) citation of authority of the Secretary
of Navy under which exercised; and (5) for each activity
for which transportation facilities were provided, tine mnxf-
mum number of motor vehicles or water carriers used, total
miles operated, the total revenue from fares or proceeds
from the leasing or charter of equipment, Woe operating and
maintenance expense depreciation, gross cost, and net is ist.
Vessels stricken from 1 ` lavy Register urea for experimental
34 L. S. C. 493b -----
purposes. To cover all vessels disposed of in this roamer.
Report of Bureau of Supplies and Accounts on all supplies.
6 U, S. C. 4A -------
Money value of supplies on hand at the various stations at
beginning of fiscal year, the dispositions thereof, and of the
purchases, and the expenditures of suppplies for the year,
and the balances remaining on hand of the rail thereof.
Claims for damages cognizable in adrmrnlty to United States
34 U. S. C. 030b_---
property. Nature of claim, vessel or vessels involv,.d;
amount received; basis of determination,rotnpromise, or
settlement; and other pertinent facts. Dnrbe; any war,
reports may omit any fact or facts, disclosure of which in
the opinion of the Secretary would be prejudicial to ow-
tional security.
Annually.
Do.
Within 20 days after
receipt of a pay-
ruen t in net
amount exceeding
$3,000.
Report of payment of all clahns exceedhtg $3,oxi but not 46 U. S. C. 798------ Within 20 Mays of
exceeding $1,000,000 due to damage caused by on Val vessels payment or claim.
or for towage or salvage services. Nature of claim, vessel
or vessels involved, amount Paid, basis of the determina-
tion compromise or settlmnent and other pertinent facts.
During any war, reports may olnit any fact or facts the dis-
closure of which in the opindon of the Secretary would be
prejudicial to national security.
Report of total production from naval petroleum reserves..- 34 U. S. C. 624 ------ Within 30 days after
close of each Val-
antler quarter.
Report of activities under title IV of the Federal Property Public Law 152, January of souls year,
and Administrative Services Act of 1949, relating to the slit Cong? see. or at such other
disposal of foreign excess property, together with any ap- 40.1 (d). time or times as
propriate recommendations. deemed desirable.
Report of transfer of jurisdiction over public lands in Dis- 40 U. S. C. 122 ------ No time specified.
trict of Columbia.
Report of claims paid under Federal Tort Claims Act_______ 28 U. S. C. 2673.___. Annually,
Report of claimants granted relief render Public Law 657, 41 U. S. C. 106 (irate) Quarterly.
79th Cong.
Report of moneys received by the United States e, proceeds 10 U. S. C. 1264 ----- Annually.
of any sale or lease of real property acquired for storage
purposes for use of the Army.
SECRETARY OF TUE AIR FORCE
Statement of appropriations of preceding fiscal year for Do- 5 U. S. C. 215, 626e Do.
partmont of the it Force showing amount appropriated (f); 32 U. S. C.
under each specific head of appropriation, amount ex- 14, and transfer
Fended under each head, and balance remaining unex- order 25, OSD,
Fended on 30th of June. Reports to he accompanied by Oct. 14, 1948.
estimates of probable desnands which ntay remain on each
appropriation and an abstract of returns and reports of the
adjutants general of the States, Territories, and District of
Columbia, with such observations tbemon as the Secretary
deems necessary for the information of Congress.
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Congress--Contin tied
Oren and nature of the report
RY THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE- -Continued
SECRETARY OF TILE AIR FORCE-Continued
Report of contracts entered into under act of Aug. 7, 1939,
for ppblie-works projects in Alaska and Card Zone, in.
eluding name=_ of contractors and copies of contracts con.
camed, together with amounts thereof.
Reports of contracts negotiated without adverlishlg urulor
sees. 2 (c) (11) and (16) of Armed Fervicrs Procurement
Act of 1947. involves 2 reports, I covering services and
supplies, and 1 covering facilities. Repo is art submitted
to Monitions Board, where consNid aced reports for De-
partment of Defuse are Prepared and submitted to
Congress.
Report of amounts expended for nmetering out payments
under Mustering Out Payments Act of 1944.
Report detailing activities with respect to stock Filling of
strategic and critical materials. Report is submitted to
Munitions ]laird where a coo soil,] aced report for the 1 o-
partment of Defense is prepared and submitted to Congress.
Report of amounts expended under Armed Forces Leave
Act of 1946.
O1lieers entitled to flying pay. Certify by rook and age
group the number of officers above rank of major, with
average monthly Right pay authorized by law to be paid
during 0-month period Preceding dal e of report.
Report on leases of real estate and persona] property entered
into under act of Aug. 5, 1-947.
Report of excr dsecif authorll y granted by act of May 28,1948.
A summ nixed report of the e xoreise of the authority
granted which repay stall include (1) location, nature, and
sire of the activity for which trmwporation facilities were
provided; (2) type, amount, and nritinai cost of erlui pmerlt
furnished; (3) outline of lease or charter for rented or re?p
roealfy used equipment with total costs for tarried of use
or operation; (4 ~,.itation of authority of the, Se, celery ofthe
Air Force under which exercised and (5) for each activity
for which trap sporletion facilities wore provided, the
naxirmile mr of motor vehicles or water friers used,
total miles operated, the total venue an ar
m fares OI pCO-
coeds from rite (rasing or charter er of equipmcnl., the operat-
ing and maintenance espouse, depreciation, gross cost, and
net cost.
Rill report of all transfers and sales of sepias DopN'Linwll. of
the Air Force read property.
Report of activities under tilde IV of the Federal Property
and Administrative Services Act of 1949, relating to the
disposal of foreign excess property, together with any ap-
propriate recommendations.
Report of transfer of jurisdiction over public lands in District
of Columbia.
Report of Claims paid under Federal 'Port Claims Act, ._____
Report of claimants granted relief under Public Law 657,
79th Long.
Report of moneys received by the United States as proceeds
of any sale or lease of real property acquired for storage
purposes for use of the Army.
.5 U. S. C. 226 (d),
li26 c (f); aid tmns-
for order 18, OSD,
.I my 7, 19-:8.
11 U. S. C. 151-__-_
38 11. H. (T. 691 (g);
It U. S- C. 626 e (f);
and transfer order
25, OS]), Oct. 14,
1948.
50 U. S. C. 98e, 5
U. 5. C. 6261 (f)
and transfer order
6, O5D, .Jun. 9,
19t8.
37 1). H. C.517_____.-
37 U. H. C. l IS;-I; 5
U. S. C. 626e (ff);
and transfer order
25. (IS]), Out. 14,
1949.
16 U. S. C. 1276 5
U. S. C. 6260 (f);
and transfer order
6, US]), Jum 9,
1948.
5 U. S. C.I09d---- _-
16 U. S. C. 1603; 5
U. S. C. 6260 (f);
and traoefer order
14, 08D, May 27,
1948.
to U. 5. U. 1604; 5
U. S. C. 626c (f);
and transfer order
14, O51), May 27,
1948.
Public Law 152, 81st
Cmig., sec. 404
(d).
40 U. S. C. 122_-_
28 U. S. C. 2673___-
41 U. S. C. 106 (not.)_
Annually.
Somlalrnually.
Annually.
Annually, an or be-
fore Jan. 1.
Upon eonsummat on
of transfer. and
sales.
January of each year,
IF at such other
time or times as
deemed desirab e.
No time specified.
Annually.
Quarterly.
Annually.
 List of reports which it is the duty of any officer or department to make to
Congress- -Continued
Officer and nature of the report
By THE DEPART nests w Joanne
A report or business of the 1 )epartnent of) usticc for the last
preceding fiscal year, and of any other matters appertain-
ing thereto that the Attorney (!crisis] cony dance proper,
including e statement of the several appropriations now or
which may hereafter be placed under its control and the
amount appropriated.
A report of suits under the pet approved Mar, 9, 1920, in
which final judgment, has been rendered for or against the
United States and any corporation it, which the United
States owns the entire stock.
A report of all snits under the act of Man. 3, 1(125, in which
final judgment shell have been rendered and all claims
settled under said act.
A report showing the special assistant attorneys employed
and the annual rate of compensatlm, or amoout of any fee
paid to each, together with a description of their duties,
A report fall I.as facts and pertinent pro,nilras of law it the
deportation of any alirvn is 5OSPended for more than 6
months, with the reasons for such snspollston,
A report of all claims paid by the l lepartmont of Justice
under enrich. I of the Federal Tort Claims A et.
A report of adjudications during past year of claims ofper
sons of Japanese ancestry evacuated under military orders.
A report to the Appropriations Committers of House and
Senate giving detailed information on all administrative
and nonadmimstrative expenses incurred during the next
punted ing Oseal year in eoooeetion with the activities of 1.1 a
Office of Alien Property.
A report of pertinent facts in the assn of each displaced per
son who entered the United States prior to Apr. 1, 1948,
and applies to the Attorney General for an adjustment of
his immigration status.
A report of every request made by rSntal act agencies,
and any withdrawal thereof, under secec. . 2 2 of of the act to to aid
in stabilising prices and the Untied States economy, as
extended by Public Law 6, 81st Craig.
A report of proposals made by State of Minnesota for the
transfer to it of certain land,, buildings, and on forth, of the
Federal Correctional Institution at Sandstone, Minn., not
required for the use of the Department of Justice, together
with its recommendations thereon.
Public Law 179, Slat
Cong., p. 12.
811. S. C. 155 (e) as
)mended by Is
lie Law 863, SOth
Conga
62 Stat. 1206________
28 U. S. C. 2672, 2673
Public Law 886,
With Cong., sec.
4 (cl.
62 Stat. 1282----- _
Public Law 579,
Tst Cans., P. 17.
Public Law 774, 80th
Cong. sea 4
62 Stat. 1011__- --
Public Law 395, 80th
Cong.
61 Stat 945_---------
Public Law 6, 81st
Cong. 63 Stat. 5.
Public Law 253,
Slat Cong.
When expected to be
made
At the canmenco-
Itself, of each reg-
ular session.
1st day of IUIY and
January,
On the 1st and 15th
day of with cden-
dar month in
which life Coo-
pre. Annually.m session.
An
fat day of each
regular session.
On or before Nov. 1,
"of the current
fiscal year."
No specific time
fixed.
BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES
COURTS
The Director shall submit to Congress copies of the report,
data an
d recommendations regrdrrd to be submitted to
the Judicial Conference, namely, a report of the activities
of the Administrative 0Rice and the state of the business
of the courts, together with statistical data as to the
business of the courts and his recommendations.
The Director annually shall lay before Congress statistical
tables which will accurately reflect the business transacted
by the several bankruptcy courts, a statement of the
amounts received and disbursed for the referees' salary
fund and referees' expense fund, and all other pertinent
data.
(Through the Administrative Office of the United States
Courts)
A detailed statement of the expenditure of the appropria.
tions for the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
shall be submitted to Congress at the beginning of each
regular session thereof.
 Officer and nature of the report
BY THE COURT OF CLAIMS
when expected to be
made
35 Stai. L. 1116------ -', First day of each
regular session of
Congress.
That hereafter the Postmaster General shall each year pre, f 6 U. S. (T.388------- Rwhisarstrao pest,
pare and submit in his annual report to Congress estimates
of the revenues and expenditures in the postal service for
the fiscal year current, and also for the fiscal year next en-
suing at the time said report is submitted. together with a
statement of the receipts; and expenditures for the preced-
ing complete fiscal year.
Sec. 214. The Postmaster General Is hereby authorized to 39 U. S. C. 826Amnually-
continue the work of ascertaining the revenues derived
from and the Cost of carrying and handling the several
classes of mall matter and of performing the special serv-
ices, and to state the results naturally and pay the cost
thereof out of the departmental and field appropriations
of the several bureaus of the Department supervising or
conducting the studies.
Postal savings: The board of trustees (composed of Post- 39 U. S. C. ZELAS the beginning of
master General., Secretary of Treasury, and Attorney each regular am-
General) shall submit a report to Congress at the beginning stn,
of each regular session showing by States and Territories
(for the preceding fiscal year) the number and names of
post offices receiving deposits, the aggregate amount of
deposits made therein, the aggregate amount. of with-
drawals therefrom, the number of depositors in each, the
total amount standing to the credit ofall depositors at the
conclusion of the year, the amount of such deposits at in-
terest, the amount of interest received thereon, the amount
of interest paid thereon, and the number and amount of
unclaimed deposits. Also the amount invested in Govern-
ment securities by the trustees, the amount of extra ex-
pense of the Post Office Department and the postal serv-
ice incident to the operation of the, postal savings deposi-
tary system, and all other facts which it may deem perti-
nent end proper to present.
The Postmaster General is authorized to request all railroad 5 U.. S. C, 381i__In annual report,
Companies transporting the mails to furnish, trader seal.
such data relating to the operating, receipts, and expendi-
tures of such roads as may in his judgment be deemed neces-
sary to enable him to ascertain the coat of mail transporta-
tion and the proper compensation to be paid for the same;
and he shall make such recommendations founded on the
information obtained as shall, in his opinion, be just and
equitable.
The Postmaster General shall report to the Congress and to d9 U. S. Q_32Ij_---- Annually.
the Bureau of the Budget within 90 days after the close of
each fiscal year the number of envelopes, labels, wrappers,
cards, and other articles bearing such penalty sndicfa pro-
cured or aeeourrted for through him during such fiscal year
by each executive department and agency, by each code-
pendent establishment, and by each organization and per-
son
annual by law to use the penalty privilege.
The nnual ijed id
is of the tom ppusher of the Bureau Ac- 31 U. B, C. l t4------ In his annual report.
counts in the Post Office Depintinent, shall show w the
b Office e D ao at the
financial satical al of the Poll
close e of of each dch fis nu, and d be made a part east of r! the Post-
most, r General's e1n4). rc tart to Coupes for that ^soal
year (3t U. t o S. 1- G 114). In his armand r a p e d ,
up haw .l409. t After
of the convening
.
'Ph, Postmaster General, jointly with the e Federal ablic
Administrator (now Administrator of y after g Servvices), , Cup, sec. 109. gr each new ets Gino-
shah to the Congers% promptlly r the tan- grass.
ading of o[ each each new Corneas, reports showing tg the location
andpreapprthoughaccommodations ast such taboo build-
ing pthroughout the United the United States, its Territories
d
ionsttu tuegh
to possessions, cordwts they shall find tuto lrye to to be onst
re outs accordance with ei ii statutory each ploje Such
oast u[ each project when
reports shall l indicate e the limit of
in excess of $200,000."
Shall give assistance and relief to Congress In the Investiga-
tion of claims and demands against the Government, and
report the facts in the case and the amounts.
CLERK OF THE COURT OF CLAMS
A full and complete statement of all the judgments rendered
by the court during the previens year, stating the anreonts
thereof and the parties in whose favor they were rendered,
together with a brief synopsis of the nature of the slhgms
upon which they were rendered.
BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
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Congress-Continued
Officer and nature of the report
BY TIIE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Report of the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission----
Financial statement and report of operations of the Boulder
Canyon project under see. 13 of the Boulder Canyon Proj-
ect Adjustment Act.
Financia statement and a complete report as to the translisis-
slon and sale of electric energy generated at the Bonneville
project during the preceding governmental fiscal year.
Financial statement and a complete report as to the trans-
mission and sale of electric energy generated at the Fort
Peck project during the preceding governmental fiscal year.
Report on any proposed contracts negotiated pursuant to
the authority in subset. (a) or (h) (1) of sec. 7 of the Recla-
mation Pocket Act of 1939. as amended.
Report on all activities undertaken during the preceding
fiscal year pursuant to the act, "To authorize appropria-
tions for the Bureau of Reclamation for payments to school
districts on certain projects during their construction
status," together with i ecommendatiore, with respect to
problems relating to it.
Shall report on a study of sewage coedit ions in the Yorktown
area of Colonial National fylstorical Park, Va., including
estimates of construction cosl.s.
Report jointly with the Ad n; inietrator of the Federal Works
Agency, after completion of a survey to'letu'mine a route,
estimated costs and ether data, upon the. desirability of
constructing a Mississippi River Parkway elei,P, the route
o fthe Mississippi River.
Reports as to lands within any Indian reservation which
have been reserved from location sutra, sale, or allotment
because valuable for power, reservoir sites, or irrigation
projects.
The President is authorized to make withdrawals of public
lands in certain cases and the Secretary of the Interior shill
report all such withdrawals to Congress at the beginning
of its next regular session ai'ter the date of the withdrawals.
Report of exchanges of lands, if and when snob exchmigos
are consummated, under the Recreational Act of June 14,
1926.
COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
Statement to the Speaker of the Rouse of Representatives
of the fiscal affairs of all Indian tribes for whose benefit
expenditures from either public or tribal funds were made.
Report showing adjustments of reirnhnrsable charges of the
United States against individual Bnlians or tribes of In-
dians.
Report of transactions under the revolving fund for loans to
Indians and Indian -chartered corporations.
Shall report the amount of moneys credited to the helium
production fund and the amount of disbursements made
therefrom during the preceding fiscal year and the u nex-
pended and Rare ligated balances on hand in such fund as
of the end of such fiscal year.
Shall report either in summary or detailed form, the infena-
tion obtained under the Coal Mine Inspection Act of May
7, 1941, together wills such findings m,d rornments there-
on, and such recommendations for legislative action as
may be deemed proper.
Shall render a report of all operations under the Synthetic
Liquid Fuels Act.
Shall report the activities of, expenditures by, and donations
to a research laboratory to be established in the anthracite
region of Pennsylvania.
Shall render a report of the activities of, expenditures by, and
donations to a research laboratory in the lignite-eonsmning
region of North Dakota.
45 Stat. L. 2231 ------
54 Stat. L. 774---- .._
16 U. S. C. 832h (e) _.
if, Ir. S. C. 833__._..
53 Stat. 1187------- ._
Public Law 733, 80th
Corp., see. 2.
36 Pleat. L. 858----- _
36 Stat. L. 847_._____
44 Stet. L. 741_.._._
36 Stat. L. 1077___._
47 Stat. L. 564_ ___.-
48 Stat. L. 986____..
50 Stat. L. 887_______
55 Stat. L. 177__ ._.
58. sent. L. 190_.____
When expected to be
made
Annually on first
Monday in De-
cember.
Do.
Annually on or be-
fore 3fi lay of
January.
Annually on first
Monday in Do-
camber.
Do.
Annually oa or be-
fore 1st day of Jan-
uary.
At the be inning of
each regul. sSession
of Congress.
Do.
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When expected to bo
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BY THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR-COntlnned
DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Report of the National Park Trust Fund Beard of the
- moneys or securities received and held by it and of its
operations.
PUERTO RICO
(Through the Secretary of the Interior)
Report of franchises, rights. and privileges granted by the
Public Service Commission of Puerto Rico shall not be
effective until approved by the Governor and shall be re-
ported to Congress, w Moir resort es the power to annul or
modify the same.
All laws entered by the Legislature of Puerto F Ice shall be
reported to the Congress of the Tinted States,
Report of the Governor of Puerto Rico__ _
The Coordinator of Federal Activities (when appointed)
shall report through the Secretary of the Interior to the
President and to Congress concerning the administration of
.11 11 civilian functions and activities in Puerto Rico,
specifying the recommendations made by him to the Aed-
era] agencies and the results of sneh recommendations.
(Through the Secretary of the Interior)
Report of all laws enacted by the Al unleipal Connell of St.
Croix, by the Municipal Council of St. Thomas and St.
John, or by the legislative assembly. Shall be reported by
the Cavernor to the Secretary of the hnorior, and by him
to the Congress, which reserves the power and the author-
ity to annul the same.
Report of the Governor of the Virgin Islands
By Tag SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
Report of all moneys received and disbursed by the Depart-
ment and description of the work done by the department
to fastering, promoting, and developing to, foreign and
domestic cemrnerec etc.
Report prepared by the Bureau of the Census on the starts-
ties of commerce and navigation of the United States with
foreign countries.
Report on operation of controls under title III of the Second
War Powers AT and the Export Control Act.
Report to the Committees on Appropriations o2 the House
of Representatives and the Senate of obligations incurred
to carry out any laws enacted suhsequent to Dee. 1, 1947,
to (1) extend and strengthen export controls and (2) author-
be alfocatdon and inventory control of scarce commodities
or voluntary Agreements relative thereto.
Report giving a detailed statement of all money received for
patents, for copies or records or drawings, or from any other
source whatever; a detailed statement of all expenditures
for contingent and miscellaneous expenses; ru list of all
patents wrier were granted during the preceding year,
designating under proper heads the subjects of such pat-
ents; snd alphabetical list of all the patentees, with their
places of residence; n hel, of all patents which have been
extended during the year; and .such other information of
the condition of the patent Office as may he useful to
Congress or the public.
Report of operations under the act to strengthen national
security and the common defense by providing for the
maintenance of an adequate domestic rubber-producing
industry.
48 V, S,
Public Law 1(2,
80th Cond.
Public Lew 185,
80th Cong.
Public Law 393,
80th Cong.
Within I10 days after
the end of each
session of the heis-
lature.
Annually.
From time to time.
Within 30 days after
the end of each ers-
sfon of the legisla-
ture.
Quarterly.
Monthly.
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CIVIL. AERONAUJICS ADMINISTRATION
Report of expenditures made for furnishing on a reimbursa-
ble basis to employees of the Civil Aeronautics Adminis-
tration, the Civil Aeronautics Board, and the Weather
Bureau in Alaska, emergency medical services by con-
tract or otherwise and medical supplies, and for the pur-
chase, transportation, and storage of food and other sub-
Sistenee supplies for resale to such employers.
Report describing operations trader the Federal Airport
Act, including detailed statements of the airport develop-
ment accomplished, the status of each project undertaken,
the allocation of appropriations, and Itemlred statements
of expenditures and receipts, and setting forth reeom-
mondationa, if any, for legislation amending or supple.
menting this at.
Amounts found to be due to any claimant, snbulitted by any
State highway department for repairs to roads damaged by
the Army or Navy, etc., shall be certified to Congress for
payment out of appropriations that dray be Blade by Con-
gress therefor, together with a brief statemreut of the char.
enter of each claims the aulount claimed. and the amount
allowed.
The Commissioner of Public Roads Is directed to cooperate
with the State highway departments in a study of the
status of improvement of the national system of interstate
highwe~ys, designated in accordance with the provisions of
see. 7 of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1s4; to invite, the
coo Oration and suggestions of the Secretary of Defense
and the National Security Resources Board as to their
indicated or potential needs for improved highways for
the national defense; and to supplement, not. later then
Apr. 1, 1049, the report dated Feb. 1, I991, entitled "High-
ways for the National Doforse."
(Through the Secretary of Commerce)
Report of the Foreign Trade Zones Board, containing a
summary of the operation and fiscal reaction of each zone
and transmit therewith copies of the amoral report of each
grantee.
(Through the Secretary of Commerce,)
Report of proceedings and activities ------------------ ---_-
CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD
(Through the Secretary of Commerce)
Annual report; such report shall contain in addition to a
report of the work pefornred, such information and data
collected by the Board, end the Administrator of Civil
Aeronautics as may be coagidercd of value in the determi.
nation of questions connected with the development and
regulation of civil aeronautics, together with such recom-
mendations as to additional legislation relating thereto as
the Hoard may deem necessary.
BY Top', UNI'T'ED STATES MARITIME. COMMISSION
Tile results of the Commiasimi s investigations, It summary
of its transactions, its rep nunendal:kee, for legislatio a, a
statement of all mooipts under the Merchant Marine Aet,
193G, and the parposes for which all expenditnos are muds.
61505--50-3
On or before the 3d
day of January of
each year.
In annual mpert at
begimdng of each
regular session.
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BY THE UNITED STAT98 MARITIME COMMISSGH-C&n.
The names of the contractors and subcontractors for scientific
equipment used for communication and navigation w
designated by the Commission and the names of persons
-entering into contracts or other arrangements by the terms
of which the United States undertakes to pa; for national
defense, features, together with the applicable contmets
and the amounts thereof.
A full report covering each oporeting-differential subsidy
granted on cacti ship over 20 years of age, with the reason
therefor.
A detailed statement of all transactions consummated under
the previsions of sees. 610 (a), (b), (e), (d), and (e), which
deal with the acquisition by the Commission of obsolete
vessels in exchange for credits to be applied to new scraped
construction.
Report of the arbitration awards or settlements of alasnsaris-
ing under the Suits in Admiralty Act which steal l havehocm
agreed to since the previous session, and in which the-ibis
of appeal shall have expired or have been waived.
Report of the action taken Rider see. 217 of the Merchant
Marine Act, 1936, as amended, providing for coordination
of the forwarding and servicing of well export and
import foreign commerce of the United States.
A report of all activities or transactions Ruder the Ship Sales
Act, 19-16.
lenhlie Law 321,
79t1i Coop., sec.
13.
In anneal report at
beginning of ear
regular Session.
July 1, 1946,. and
every 3 months
there:Ater.
BY THE SECRETARY Or LABOR
Report giving an account of all moneys received and dis-
bursed by him and his Department, and dee'Tibing the
work done by the Department.
Report of findings of Bureau of Labor Statistics ms studies of
productivity and labor costs in various mousse os.
Special reports on particular subjects, whenever required to
do so by the President or either House of Congress, orwhen
he shall tie ink the subject I. his charge require:'. it.
Report of labor statistics in llawaii--eapeeially on the high-
est, lowest, and average number of employees engaged in
the various industries in the Territory, to be classified as
to nativity, sex, hours of labor, and conditions of employ-
ment.
WAGE AND HOOR DIVISION
"The Administrator shall submit annually in January a
report to the Congress covering his activities for the pro-
coding year and including such inasmation, data, and
reoonrtnendatlens far further legislation in oounsction with
the natter covered by this act as be nay find advisable."
BY Toes SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE.
Receipts, expendlturca, and work of agricultural experiment
stations; withholding approprlations.
Activities or, exprnditores by, and donations to the 4regional
research laboratories authorteed by the Agricultural Ad.
justment Act of 1938.
Receipts, axpondituma, and results of cooperative agricul-
tural exta spin work; will Scolding appropriations.
Operations, expenditures, and obli ltstious under the Soil
Conservation and Domes ho Allo tmmot Act.
Statement of research work performed ender contracts or
cooperative agreements under Research and Marketing
Act of 1946.
Activities carried on under act providing for cooperation
with (l overmnent of Mexico in control and or entrains of
::9 U. S.0. L__--.
29 U. S. C. 2114 (d)___
43 Stat. L. 972_.__.
38 Stat. L. 3i'4_____
50 Stat. L. 329._-_-
60 Stat. L. .082____
...
O sis of $ 1, tire which have Jones- Farm Tenant Act in 90 SteE. L. 1066.___
excel
eti of have been cg e s acd.
gnarfarm hgo housing needs and reports on Public Lau 171, 819t
Estimates of national
progress of ecessand toward oreleingsuchrceda; and ot eloeett
of ie- Cong.
the necessary or fl10 fort respect cc oftorn j
flo
of the Ilousiug Act of 50. 19]0 with respect for for farm nursing,
.
Annually.
Do,
Do.
Every 30 days afar
Feb. 28, 1947.
End of each fiscal
year.
As Investigations are
completed and ex-
perience deter-
Mines.
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BY THE SECRETARY OF AORICULTORR- -Continued
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION
(Through the Secretary of Agriculture)
Activities of Rural Electrification Administration______..
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION
(Through the Secretary of Agriculture)
A dminfstration of the Agricultural Marketing Act____ ---
Operation In administering the Federal Farm loan Act_.._
FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORPORATION
(Through the Secretary of Agriculture)
Report on results of operations as to each commodity insured-
BY PER COMPTROLLER GENERAL Or THE UNITED STATES
Work of the General Accounting Office, containing recnm-
mendatAons concerning the legislation the Comptroller
General of the United States may deem necessary to facili-
tate the prompt and accurate rendition and settlement of
accounts and concerning such other matters relating to the
receipt, disbursement, Rol application of public funds as
he may think advisable and (or in special reports) recom-
mendations looking to greater economy or efficiency in
public expenditures, and a statement of receipts during the
period covered by such work hnmfees or charges paid to the
General Accounting Office under the Economy Act of June
30, 1032. and All other acts of Congress.
Ordered by either House, or committees of. having jurisdic-
tion wear revenue, appropriations, or expenditures.
Expenditures or contracts made by any department or estab-
lishment in any year in violation of law.
Administrative examination nt accounts And cletms In the
respective departments and establishments arid upon the
adequacy and effectiveness of departmental Inspection
of the offices and accounts of fiscal ofiieema.
Meritorious claims or demands against the United States,
certain, Including material facts and recommendations
thereon.
Farm Credit Administration transactions under the agricul-
tural marketing revolvlug fund, in violation of law, together
with such Ieeormnendations as deemed advisable.
Recommendations for such changes in existing law relating
to inactive and permanent appropriations and/or funds on
the books of the Government and also funds in the official
Custody of officers and employees of the United States in
which the Government is financially concerned, for which
no accounting is rendered to the General Accounting Office,
as In the judgment of the Comptroller General, after a sur-
vey thereof, may he in the public interest.
Any departure by the U. S. Maritime Commission from the
provisions of the act of June 29, 1036 (49 Stet. 1985), as
amended.
Any transaction or condition found to ho in conflict with the
powers or duties entrusted to the Tennessee V alloy Author-
ity by law.
Estimated cost to the Government incident to compliance
with restrictions in general appropriations acts limiting
the expenditure of specified appropriations therein and
such recommendations with respect thereto as the Comp-
troller General deems necessary or desirable.
Expenditure analysis of each agency in the executive branch
of the Government. including Government corporations
which, in the opinion of the Comptroller Optional, will en-
able Congress to determine whether public funds have
been economically and efficiently administered and ex-
pended, to he submitted to the Comnittees on Expendi-
tures in the Executive Departments, to the Appropriations
Committees, and to the legislative eoomittees having
jurisdiction over legislation relating to the operations of
the respective agencies. of the two Douses.
421 itat. L. 26_______
__do_.________
45 Stat. L. 413-------
46 Stat. L. 18-__,_._.
48 Stat. L. 1236--____
149 .Stet. L. 1988 ......
528 tat. L. 954.------
48 Stat. L. 63, 64 _.
f49 atat. L.1080,1081_
60 Stat. L. 837__---_
At any time so
ordered.
At any time.
}Annually or oftener,
At any time.
Do.
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BY THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATE9-
Continued
Any failure of the executive agencies to comply with the 63 Stet. L. fed 390 __ At any time.
principles and standards of accounting for property as pre-
scribed by the GAO under are. 205 (h) of the Federal Prop.
erty and Administrative Services Act of 1949, or to ade-
quately account for property under such systems as are
approved by the GAO under said Oct.
TERMINATED WAR CONTRACTS
Whether settlement methods and procedures employed by 58 Stat. L. ti66------ From time to time.
contracting agencies are of a kind and type designed to re-
sult in expeditious and fair settlements I. accordance
with and subject to the provisions of the Contract Settle-
ment AT of 10,14 and the orders and regulations of the Di-
rector.
Whether such methods and procedures are followed by con- ----- do ...---------- .. Do.
trotting agencies with care and efficiency.
Whether such methods and procedures adequately protect ----- do-------------- Do.
the interests of the Government.
Suggestions and recommendations for additional legislation ----- do----- _-------- De.
deemed necessary, after investigation of settlements com-
pleted by contracting agencies, to carry out the policies of
the Contract Settlement Act.
CORPORATIONi
Audits of financial transactions of all Government Corpora-
tions beginning with the fiscal year 1946. Each report to
contain audited financial statements and such comments
and information as may be deemed necessary to keep
Congress Informed of the operations and finmefal con-
dition ofthe corporation, together with such re,nmmenda-
tlons with respect thereto as the Comptroller General
may deem advisable, Includinga report of any impairment
of capital noted in the audit and recommendations for the
retunr of such flevernment capital or the payment Clinch
dividends as, in his judgment, should be accomplished,
and to show specifically programs, expenditures, or other
financial transactions or undertakings, which, in the
opinion of the Comptroller General, have been carried on
or made without authority of law.
BY THE PUBLIC PRINTER
Report of the exact condition and the mnount and cost of the
public printing and binding, lithographing, and engraving,
the amount and cost of all paper purchased for the same; a
detailed statement of proposals made and contracts entered
into for the purchase of paper and other materi:ler and for
lithographing and engraving; of all Payments made during
the preceding year under his direction; at the amount of
work ordered and done, with a general ciassiflcetlon there.
of for each department, and a detailed statement of each
account with the departments or public officers; reclassified
detailed statement of the number of hands employed, end
the sums paid to each, and such further information touch-
ing all matters connected with the Printing Office as may
be in his Possession.
Detailed estimates of the sums required for the support of the
Government Printing Office.
Shall submit to the Joint Committee on Printing estimates
of the quantity of paper of all descriptions which will he
required for the public printing mid binding during the
ensuing year.
Estimates in detail under the head of printing mid binding
for the service of the fiscal Year 1897 and annually thereafter,
covering appropriations requisite for all work to be done
and services to be rendered under his direction and not
previously required of him.
BY THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
A report containing such information and data as may be
considered of value in the determination of questions con-
nected with the regulation of commerce, together with such
recommendations as to additional legislation, relating
thereto as may to deemed necessary.
A statement of the most valuations of common carriers.__._.
Annual estimates of appropriations (through the Bureau
of the Budget).
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28 Stat. L. 604..__.__
fItev. Stet. 3822____
28 Stat. L. 001____
28 Stat. L. 601 ___-.
37 Stet. L. 701.
99 U. S. C. 19 (a)_._
42 Stat. L. 20______
31 U. S. C.22.-_....
Annually, not later
than Jan. 15 toi-
lewing the close of
the fiscal year for
which such audit
is made.
} Do.
At the beginning of
each session.
In annual report oil
or before the 3d
day of January In
each year.
} Do.
}In the Budget.
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4 report for the crowding fiscal year as to the affairs of the
Library, including the copyright business, including a de-
tailed statement of all receipts and expenditures on account
of the Library and copyright business given in the Annual
Report of the Librarian.
Report of moneys, securities, and operations
By THE SECRETARY OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Directed to communicate to Congress the reports, or such
portion thereof as he shall see fit, of the American Historical
Association concerning its proceedings and the condition of
historical study in America.
Directed to communicate to Congress the reports, or such
portion thereof ae he may deem of national interest and Im-
portance, of the National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Directed to communicate to Congress the report, or such por-
tions thereof as he may deem of national interest and irn-
parlance, of the National Yeoman F.
A report on the progress of the National Museum and its
present condition.
REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
A report of the operations, expenditures, and condition of the
Institution.
Report of the operations of the National Air Museum, in-
cluding all public and private moneys received and dis-
bursed.
DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM
A report of the progress of the Museum during the year and
its present condition.
BY THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE, THE CLERK OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, THE SEaSEANT AT ARMS,
THE POSTMASTERS OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE, AND THE
DOORKEEPER OF THE HOUSE
A statement showing the names of all the clerks and other
persons who have been during the preceding year or any
part thereof employed In their respective officers, and those
of the messengers of the respective Houses, together with
the time that each clerk or other person and each messenger
was actually employed and the sums paid to each. This
statement must also show whether such clerks or other per-
sons or such messengers have bawl usefully employed,
whether the services of any if them can be dispensed with
without detriromet to the public service, and whether the .
removal of any particular persons Rod the, employment of
others in their stead is required for the butter dispatch of
business.
A detailed statement, by items, of the manner in which the
eentingemrt fund for each House has been expended during
the preceding your. This statement most give the name
of every perswr to and any portion of the fund has been
paid, and if for anything furnished, the quantity and the
pace, and if for any services rendered, the nature of such
services and the time employed, and the partimrlar occa-
sion of cause, in brief, that rendered suoll sc-rvice necessary,
and the amount of all former appropriations in each ease
on hand, either in the Treasury or in the hands of any dis-
bursing officer or agent.
NOTE.-Rath of the statements requiral by the preced-
ing sections shall exhibit also the several sums drawn by
the Secretary and Clerk, respectively, from life Treasury
and the balancs if any, remaining in their hands.
The Secretary of-ti e Senate and the f'lerk of the house of
Representatives shall catch require of the disbursing ctheera
acting under their direetio, or authority the returns of
precise and analytical statements and
receipts of all the
moneys which may have been from Limo to time, dunng
the next preceding year, expended by them; red the resnlta
of such returns and the sums total shall be communicated
to Congress by the Secretary and Clerk, respectively.
All expenditures of the Senate and House of Representatives
shall be made up to the end of each fiscal year and shall be
reported to Congress.
29 Stat. I.. 546__---
2I1. 6. C. 139__-----
35 Stat. L. 1085------
17 U. S. C. 51-------
43 Stat. L. 1108--_-_
2 If. S. C. 163_------
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29 Stat. L. 9-_-..---
49 Stet. L.1506......
Rev. Stet. 5593_-----
60 Stat. L. 997-------
At the commence.
ment of )aclr ses-
sion.
At the commence-
ment of each regu-
lar session.
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The Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House of
Re resentatives, respectively, shall report to Congress a
fuland rompletc statement of all their receipts lod ex-
penditures as such officers, showing In detail the items of
expense, classifying them under the proper appropriations,
and also showing the aggregate thereof, and exhibiting in a
clear and concise mannor the exact condition of all public
moneys by them received, paid nut, and remaining In their
possession as such officers.
BY THE GORCAS MEMORIAL INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL AND
PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE, INC.
Annual report In full of the work and operation of the Gorges
Memorial Laboratory, including a complete statement of
the receipts and expenditures of said laboratory for the
fiscal year.
BY TUB COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
A report of their official doings in detail under the provisions
of see. 12 of the act entitled "An act providing a permanent
form of government for the District of Columbia," ap-
proved June 11 1898, as amended: Provided, That autlror-
Ity is hereby given the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia to discontinue the printing of any Annual or spe-
cial reports of tine government of the District or Columbia
in order to keep the expenditures within this appropriation.
In all cases where the printing of said report' Is discon-
tiuued, the original copy thereof shall be kept or file in the
offices of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia
for public inspection.
SEC. 2. That the services of draftsmen, assistant engineers,
levelers, transitmen, rodmon, chairmen, computers, copy-
ists, overseers, and inspectors temporarily required in con-
nection with sewer, water, street, street cleaning, or road
work, or construction and repair of buildings and bridges,
or any general or special nngineerinc or construction work
authorized by appropriations may he employed exclusively
to carry into effect said appro priations when specifically
and in writing ordered by the Commissioners, and all such
necessary expenditures for the proper execution of said work
shall be paid from and equitably charged P.gainSt the sums
appropriated for said work; and the Commissioners In their
budget estimates shall report the number of such ono-
ployees performing such services, and their work, and the
sums paid to each, and out of what appropriation: Provided,
That the expenditnres hereunder shall not exceed $42,000
during the fiscal year 1942: Provided further, That, exclud-
ing inspectors in the sewer department, 1 Inspector in the
electrical department, and I inspector in the rapair shop,
no person shall he employed in pursuance of the authority
contained in this paragraph for a longer period than 9
months In the aggregate during the fiscal year.
SEC. 3. That all horses, harness, horse-drawn vehicles neces-
sary for use in connection with construction and supervi-
sion of sewer, street, street lighting, road work, and street-
clearing work, including uraintenanen of said horses and
harness, and maintenance and repair of said vehicles, and
purchase of all necessary nipples and supplies In connec-
tion therewith, or on construction and repair of buildings
and bridges, or any general or special engineering or con-
struction work authorized by appropriations, nray be pur-
chased, hired, Bud maintained, and rnntortmuks may he
hired exclusively to carry into effect said appropriations,
when specifically and in writing ordered by the Commis-
sinners; and all such expenditures necessary for the proper
execution of said work exclusive of personal services, shall
be paid from and equitably charged against the sums ap-
propriated for said war k; and the Cnmmissfonere in the
budget estimates shall report the number of horses, vehi-
cles, and harness purchased, and horses and veldcles hired,
and the sums paid for same, and out of w hat ape Toprlatlon;
Had all horses owned or maintained by the District shall,
so for as may be practicable, be provided for 1n stables
owned or operated by said District: Presided, That such
horse, horse-drawn vehicles, and carts as may be tempo-
rarily needed for hauling and excavating material in con-
nection with works authorized by approprlations may be
temporarily employed for such purposes Under the condi-
tions named In sec. 2 of this set I. relation to the employ-
ment of laborers, skilled laborers, and sell es.
On the first day of
each regular ses-
sion and at the ex?
piration of that
terms of service.
Annually on or IN,
fore the first Motn-
day of December.
Annually.
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Continued
Hereafter streets and avenues In the schedule of proposed 32 Stet. L. 062_--__
improvements and repairs must be arranged In order of
their respective Importance as determined by personal
examination of said highways by the Commissioners.
That the Commissioners of the District of Columbia are
hereby authorized to accept advancements for the District
of Columbia from the Federal Emergency Administration
of Public Works, created by the National Industrial Re-
covery Act, and said Administration with that approval of
the President is authorized to advance to said Commission-
ers the sum of $18 150,000, or any part thereof, in addition to
any sums heretofore advanced to the District of Columbia
by said Administration out of funds antllorizod by law for
said Administration, for the acqquisition, purchase, con-
struction, establishment, and developnoont of public works,
including among others a building or buildings for the
municipal court, the r (order of deeds and the juvenile
court, or any of them; said buildings to ho located on such 52 Stat. L. 1203,1204
portions or parts of politic, y Square, or the area bounded
by 4th and 5th Sts., D and (I Sts. 7W , or u((Ion such other
area or areas or shall be approved by said Commissioners
and the National Capital Park and ilmodng Commtssionn,
and the making of such adv:inees is hereby included mining
the purposes for which finds heretofore uppropriatedorau-
thorized for said Administration including funds appro-
priated by the Public Works Administration Appropria-
tion Act of 1938, may bat used, IF, addition to the other
purposes specified in the mspeetive acts appropriating or
authorizing said funds.
SEC. 4. That the Commissioners of the District of Columbia
shall submit with their sped estimates to the Congress a
report of their activities and expenditures lender sec. 1 of
this act.
That the Commissioners of the District of Columbia (hercln
called the "Commissioners") are hereby sothoriacd to
accept advancements for the District of Columbia from
the Federal Works Administrator (herein called the
"Administrator''), and the Administrator, under and
subject to the provisions of the act of Juno 28. 1941 (public,
No. 137, 77th Cong.), is aut,torized In advance the sum of
$2,500,000, or any part thereof, in addition to any sums
heretofore advanced to the District of Columbia, out of 55 Stat. L. 847______
funds authorized by law for the Admi nfsimtor, for the
acquisition, purchase, construction, establishment, and
development of defense Inrblic works mod equipment, and
all sums so advanced shall be deposited in full with the
Secretary of the Treasury to the credit of the District of
Columbia.
SEC. 5. The Commissioners shall submit with their annual
estimates to the Congress a report of their activities and
expenditures under sec. 4 of this act.
8rC. 403. (a) Time Conmisstonors of the District of Columbia
are authorized to accept for the District of Columbia, and
the Federal Works Administrator is authorized to snake
to the District, advancements for the provision of public
works and equipment tlbmfor, such advancements to be 56 Stat. L. 212-_.__
deposited with the Seeretaoy of the Treasury to the credit
of the District of Columbia.
(c) The Commissioners shall submit with their animal
estimates to the Congress it report of their activities and
expenditures under
rs this section.
The use be beint, made of the scalp ed shall from Public Law 846, of Columbia the utie g de specifically es use, e rould with from 7 97th h Craig.
taxation and of any changes in in such use, with roeommenda-
tions.
Report covering the administration and operation of oh. 313 146 D. C. C. 313_____
title 46,'1). C. C., during the. preceding ealcaidar year, and 4Publie Law eb, 78th
containing such recommendations as the Beard wishes to Cong.
make.
The Administrator shall submit a semiannual report to the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia for transmittal
to the Congress of the United States.
Annually; not later
than Mar. 1.
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COMMISSION ON LICENSI5RE TO PRACTICE TILE HE \LINO ART
IN THE PIBPRICT OF COLUMBIA
Report its proceedings with reoemmendations for such
further legislation as may be necessary to protect the people
of the District of Columbiafrmn Ignorance and quackery in
the practice of the healing art In said District.
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE nrsTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PAR. 5. That whenever any public utility or person shall
propose. may change in any law relating directly or Indi.
rectly to the property or operations along public utility the
said proposed change shall also and at the smile time be
submitted to the Commission, which may take testimony
and give a public hearing thereon, and the Commission
shall reeonnnend such bills as will in its Judgment protect
the Interests of the public and such public utility and
transmit the same to the proper committees of the Senate
and House of Re resentatives.
PAR. B. That the Commission shall ascertain, as soon and as
nearly Al practicable, the anterior of money expended in
the construction and equipment of every public utility,
including the Amount of money expended to procure any
right-of-way; also the amount of money it would require
to secure the right-of-way, reconstruct any roadbed track,
depots, cars, conduits,subwSys, poles, wires, switchloards,
exchanges, offices, works, storage plants, pincer plants,
machinery, and any other property or lnstnunent not
included in the foregoing enumeration used In or useful to
the business of such public utility, and to replace all the
physical properties belonging to the public utility. It
shall ascertain the outstanding stock, bonds, debentures,
and indebtedness, and the amount, respectively, thereof,
the date when issued, to whom issued, to whore sold, the
price paid in cash, property, or labor therefor, what dis-
position was made of the proceeds, by ivhoin the Indebted-
ness Is field, so fur as ascertainable the amount purporting
to be due thereon, the floating indebtedness of the public
utility, the credits due the public Utility, other property
on band belonging to It, the judicial or other sr.Ies of said
public utility, its property or franchises, and the amounts
purporting to hive been paid, and in what manner paid
therefor, and the taxes paid thereon. The Commission
shall also ascertain in detail the gross and net income of the
public utility front all sources, the amounts paid for set.
trios to officers and the wages paid to its employees, and the
maximum hours of continuous service required of each
class. Whenever the information required by this para-
graph is obtained it shall be printed in the amual report
of the Cornmissiou. In making such investitation the
Comneission mey avail itself of Any information in posses-
sion of any department of the Government of the United
States or of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia.
PAR. 8. That before final detormiuation of such value the
Commission shall after notice of notless than 30 days to the
public utility, hold a public hearing as to such valuation
in the meaner hereinafter provided for a hearing, which
provisions, so far ax applicable, shall apply to such hearing.
The Commission shall, within 10 days after such valuation
is determined, serve a Statement thereof upon the public
utility interested and shall file a like statement with the
District Committees in Congress.
PAR. 14. That the accounts shall be closed ammo Sly on the
31st day of December and a balance sheet of that date
promptly taken thereiron. On ar before the [at day Of
February following such balance sheet, together with such
other information as the Commissioi shall pressibe, veri-
fied by an owner or otbcer of the public utility, shall be filed
with the Commission, and a copy thereof traoemitted to
Congress.
PAR. 20. That the Commission shall publish annual reports
showing its proceedings relating to all the public utilities
of each kind in the District of Cohnmbia, and such other
occasional reports as it may deem advisable. The Com-
ohissloes shall also publish in its ammal reports the value
mall property actually used and useful for the convenience
of the public of every public utility as to whose rates
charges, service, or regulations any hearing has been held
by the ommission or the value of wlwse property has, been
ascertained by it under the provisions of this section.
2 D. C. C. 133..-.--
37 Stat. L. 97i------
37 Stat. L.987..___-
37 Stat. L. 971--_ ----
27 Stet. L. s80...-...
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Continued
EVERY STREET RAILROAD CORPORATION IN TICE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
A report of the names of all the stockholders therein and the
number of stock held by each, together with a detailed
statement of the receipts and expenditures, et.n.
THE BALTIMORE & MARYLAND BY. CO., SUCCESSOR TO THE
BALTIMORE & OCEAN CITY BY. CO. OF MARYLAND AS THE
SUCCESSOR OF THE BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON TRANSIT CO.
A report to Congress, through the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia, of the names of all the stockholders
therein and the amount of stock held by each, together
with a detailed statement of the receipts and expenditures
from whatever source and on whatever account for the
preceding year ending Doe.:11, and such other facts as may
e require by any general law of the District of Columbia.
Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator & Railway Co.
A report to Congress, through the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia, of every ppuublic utility doing business
within the District of Comes la having tracks, conduits,
subways, poles, wires, etc. Said report to contain a bal-
ance shoot, together with such other information as the
Commissioners shall prescribe.
Washington Gas Light Co.
A report to Congress of any association or corporation en-
gaged in the manufacture and sale of gas, for illuminatingg
and fuel purposes in the District of Columbia. Said
report shall contain a detailed statement of the condition
of the business, etc. together with a detailed statement of
receipts and expenditures, and a list of the names of the
stockholders and the amount of the stock held.
Capital Transit Co.
A report to Congress of every street railroad corporation in
the District of Columbia stating the amount of capital
stock, with a list of all the stockholders and the amount of
stock hold by each, etc., together with a detailed statement
of the receipts and expenditures, etc.
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
A report to Congress, through the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia, of every public utility doing business
within the District of Columbia having tracks, conduits,
subways, poles, wires, etc. Said report to contain abalones
sheet, together with such other information as the Com-
missioners shall prescribe.
Potomac Electric Power Co.
A report. to Congress of any company, association, or cor-
poration euaaged in the manufacture and sale of electricity
for illuminating or heating or power purposes, or either, in
the District of Columbia. Said report shall contain a
detailed statement of the condition of the business, etc.,
together with a detailed statement of receipts and expends.
tures, and a list of the names of the stockholders and the
amount of the stock held.
Authority
29 Stat. L. 320-------
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43 D. C. C. 302, 313..
43 D. C. C. 1206._..
44 D. C. C.315......
43 D. C. C. 302, 313.-
43 D. C. C. 1109.....
When expected to be
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SEC. 332 (g). That the Commission shall put at the disposal
of the President of the United States, the Committee on
Ways and Moans of the House of Representatives, and the
Committee on Finance of the Senate, whenever requested,
all information at its command and shall make such in-
vestigations and reports as may he requested by the Presi-
dent or by either of said committees or by either branch
of the Congress, and shall report to Congress on the first
Monday of December of each year hereafter a statement
of the methods adopted, and all expenses incurred, and a
summary of all reports made during the year, etc.
Annual report of Tariff Commission.-------.-_---.---.
Annual report on the operation of the Trade Agreements
Program.
Officer and nature of the report
BY THE TARIP COMM1sslot
Annual report -_------------------- --_-.----_....--...---
Speeial reportswtth recommendations________--_ _-
To investigate, from time to time, trade conditions in and
with foreign counties where associations, combinations,
or practices of me nifactureirs, merchants, traders, or other
conditions may affect the foreign trade Alike United States
and to report to Congress thereon, with such recommeoda-
tfons as deemed advisable.
Annual report of the Administrator of Veterans' Affairs-
An' dial report of tort claims paid --..-.----.--...-_.-..-----
Financial statement and a complete report as to the business
of the Corporation covering the preceding Government
fiscal year. Repo t shall include the total cost of all power
generated at all power stations during each year, an train-
Red statement of the cost of power at each power station,
the average cost of such power per kilowatt-hour, the rotes
at which sold, to whom sold, copies of all contracts for
the sale of power, total number of employees, and the
names, salaries, and duties of those receiving compensation
at the rate of more than $t,500 a year.
Transmit the reports and recommendations of the Board of
Actuaries covering the operations of the civil-service ro-
tfrement law.
Make reports to the President for transmission to Congress
showing its own action, the rules and regulations, and the
exceptions thereto in force, the practical effects thereof, and
any suggestions it may approve for the more effectual
accomplishment of the purposes of the act.
Transmit annual report of operations under sec. it of Ad-
ministrative Procedure Act; this section provides that
hearing examiners be appointed under competitive civil-
service system.
Report Covering numbers and types of actions taken relating
to additional step-incrcases in salary as a reward for su-
perior accomplishment.
Report on a study of additional compensation for hazardous
employments, setting forth findings and recommendations
for a future policy and plan.
Report on a study of efficiency rating systems in the Federal
service, setting forth findings and recommendations.
19 U. S. C. 1132 (a)--
Executive Order
10082 of mt. 5,
1949.
38 Stat. L. 7:R.------
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46 Stat. L- 1017- -----
58 Stat. L. 3u1_--
62 Stat. L. 983_--
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Stat. L. L. 4'.'8
Stat. 1(116_----
Executive Order
6670.
5 U. S. C. 729 ------
Annually.
Mar. 20, 1950 (ap-
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Beginning of session.
From time to time.
Do.
%At the close of each
Fiscal year.
Annually, no spo-
cifie. time indi-
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HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE ADMINISTRATOR
Report on activities under war-housing legislation (Public
Laws 671, 781, and 849, 76th Cong., rte emended, and Public
Laws 9, 73, and 353, 77th Cong.) Including:
A full and detailed report of all transactions authorized
under Public Law 849, 76th Cong, as emended; and
Report on temporary war-housing projects under the
jurisdiction of the Housing and I ionic J nuance Admin-
itrator not removed by Jan. 1, 1961.
Report on slum clearance and communil y development and
redevelopment program authorized under title I of the
Housing Act of 1949.
Report on eethnate.s of national housing needs and the prog-
ress being made toward auv%ting such nods, and recom-
mendations for executive or legislal ive action necessary or
desirable for the furtherance of the national housing ob4cc-
five and policy established by the Housing Act of 1949.
Report of operations of the Home Loan Bank Board ._.....
Report of operations of the Federal Savings and Loan Insur-
once Corporation,
Report of operations by the Federal Savings and Loan Insur-
ance Corporation of insured institutions in default.
54 Stat. L. 1128____-_
42 U. S. 6.1551_____
f57 Stat. L. 889
42 U. S. C. 1563-----
61 Stet. L. 449- __-
62 Stat. L. 1064..___
63 Stat. L. 413...__..
48 Stat. L. 1247_-____
55 Stat. L. 61 -------
62 Stat. L. 1283___.
63 Stat. L. 570-------
12 U. S. C. 1706_..__
62 Stat. L. 1209__
12 U. S. C. 1721____
47 Stat. L. 738-_-_-__
12 U. S. C. 1440._.__
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1
48 Stat. L. 1260_____
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At the beginning of
{l each Session ofCan.
gress.
Annually after Jan.
1,1950.
Annually.
JAnnually.
} Do.
} Do.
BY THE RECOxsmllocTroN FINANCE CortroRATlol
Report Containing financial statements, for fiscal year, In-
cluding a balance sheet, a statement of income and expense,
and an analysis of accumulated net income and schedule
of loans of $100,000 or iron.
A full report of all Its activities to strengthen the common de-
fense and to meet industrial needs for tin by providing for
the maintenance of a domestic tin-smelting industry.
BY THE FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY
Report on all claims paid under the Federal Tort Claims Act_.
Report of the managing trustees of the old-age and sur-
vivors Insurance trust fund on the operation and status of
the trust fund during the preceding fiscal year and on its
expected operations and status during the next ensuing
S fiscal years. This report is to be nnade on the first day
of each regular session of Congress.
Joint report made by the Railroad Retirement Board and
the Federal Security Administrator to the President for
submission to Congress on experience in crediting railroad
compensation toward awards of title fI benefits.
Sec. 1 (b). RFC
Act, approved
Jan. 22, 5932 (47
Stat. 6), as
amended by Pub-
lic Law 548, 80th
Cong.
Sec. 4, joint resolu-
tion approved
June 28, 5947 (61
scat. 190), as
amended by Pub-
lic Law 824, 80th
Cong and Public
Law 148, 80th
Cong.
Sec. 10 (e), Rubber
Act of 1948, (Pub.
he Law 489, 80th
Cong.).
28 U. S. C. 922_____.
42 U. S. C. 401 (b)
(2).
Within 6 months
after dose of each
fiscal year -
Dec. 31, 1947, and at
the and of each 6
months thereafter.
Annually.
At the beginning of
each regular ses-
sion.
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Re ortembodyingtheresults of Investigations and labors by
the Commissioner of Education, together wfth o. statement
ofsueh facts and recommendations as will. in his judgment,
subserve the purpose for which the Office of Education is
established.
Annual report an the administration etch. 2. title 20, U. S. C.,
relating to vocational aducation.
PueLto HEALTH SERVICE
Report on the transactions of the Public Health lbervlee, in-
cluding a detailed statement of receipts and disbursements.
CuREAJ OF EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION
Report for the preceding fiscal year on the administration of
the Federal Employees' Compensation Act, including de-
tailed statement of receipts of and expenditures from em-
ployees' compensation fund and recommendations.
Report for the preceding fiscal year on the administration of
the Longshoremen's ..it ifarbor Workers' Compensation
Act, including detailed statement of receipts of and ex-
penditures from funds established thereby and recom-
mendations.
soureL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
Report on the administration of functions formerly charged
to the Social Security Board.
Report on the administration of title V of the Social Security
Act relating to maternal and child welfare.
BY THE GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
The Administrator shall submit a report to the Congress, fn
January of each year and at such other times as he may
deem it desirable, regarding the admen istration of his fuce-
tions under this net, together with such recommendations
for amendments to this acl. as he may deem appropriate
as the result of the tide in ictratimt of such functions, at
which time he shall also cite the laws becoming obsolete by
mason of passage or operation of the provisions or this act.
As the Administrator may deem necessary for the effectuation
of his functions, he is authorized to cooperate with execu-
tive agencies in the establishment of reaseraddr. inventory
levels for property stocked by then and train time to time
report any excessive stocking to the Congress and to the
Director of the Bureau of the Budget.
Report of purchases and coo tracts by negotiation for experi-
mental, developmental or research work or for the manu-
facture or furnishing of onpplfes for experimesi tation, de-
velopment, research, or test, will be furnished to the Con-
gress a'tting forth the name of tech cool tractor with whom a
contract bas bean entered into pnr40mnt to thin paragraph
(10) since the date of the last such report, the am ount of the
contract, end, with due consideration given to the national
security, a description of the work required to be performed
theremdm.
The Administrator is authorised (1) to make surveys of
(3 overnment records and records managemmn and dis-
pose] practices and obtain reports thereon from Federal
agencies; (2) to promote? in cooperation with the execu-
tive agencies, improved records management practices
and controls in such agencies, Including the central storage
or disposition of records riot needed by such agencies for
their current use; and (3) to report to the Congress and
the Dlree:tor of the Burcoa of tiers Budget from time to
Ume the result, of such I,, heftier.
Tne Administrator of (Ieneral Services shall submit quar-
terly to the Congress a report of his administration of the
Act, providing for the advance planning of ten-Federal
public works, Including all expenditures and rcpoyments
mad, theretmder. Such report, shall, when submitted,
be printed as public documents.
20 U. S. C. 23---.---
42 U. S. C. 2'9---_-
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33 U. S. C. 913-----.
42 U. S. C. 904--.---
42 U. S. C. 711 (C)-_
At the beginning of
each regular se:;
sion.
January of each year
and at such other
times as the .Ad-
ministrator may
deem it desirable.
Jan. 1, 1950, and end
of each 6 months`
period thereafter.
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By THE GENERAL SERVICES ADIINISx1AxmN Continued
The Larham Act (the act of Oct. 14, 1940. as amended), 54 Spat 1128, as At the be, imdug of
requires that at the beginning of each session of Congress, amended, sco. 14. each session.
there shall bit made to the Congress a full and deluded
report covering all of the transactions authorized there
under. This provision necessitates a report by the Ad-
ministrator on the activities not only of the Lanham Act
program but of the vetenuos' educational facilities pro-
gram (sec 504 of the Lanham Act, as amended).
Report to the Senate by the Administrator of ^ enteral serv- S. Res. 136, Slst Jan. 1, 1050, and
ices, with particular regard I'a project: of the Bure:m of Cong. each year there
public Roads, to local public works Idannad or In he after on lan. 1.
planned with Federal aid, and to other projects of types
administered. prior to the ednetiv,' date of the Federal -
Property and Administrative Scrvines Act of 1949, by the
Bureau of Community Facilities and the Public Build-
ings Administration.
Reports are required to he made In conjunction with the public Law 105, Promptly 'sifter the
Postmaster General to show the location and approxinlate slat Color. ace. convenlnz of each
accommodations of Public building projects throughout 109. now Comgu ass.
the United states, Its TernIorhes and possessions, as shall
be found eligible to be constructed in accordance with all-
plisahlc statutory provislam. Such reports.hidl indicate
s of each praise( "then in excc, of $200,000.
the limit of rose,
When the estimated lost of a project does not ecoeed
$2110,000 the hunt of cult shall boos detenntned by the Com-
missioner of Public Buildings.
Report by thr Federal Woks Agency, functions of which Pnhlic Late 266, 81st As directed.
were later Iran sferned to lhe General Err vleas .A drain lstra- Cony, see. 109.
tion, slowing an administrative break down of the costs of
personnel and other ohlip. et ions in Ili, f)istrid. of Colu robin
and !.the field in such detail as the Sn hconnnittees en In-
dependent Mikes Ap(vcp ri ations of the Committees on
Appropn al.ioos of the, blush, and the 1 mesa or Representa
tives may direct.
Report of transfers and agreements by Fedend and District [47 Stat. I61, sec. l -._ pro. time to tiune.
of Columbia authorities administering Properties
e within 40
the District wind by the United Stsstesar by the District
Progress re ort by th. Dloe for of Contract ettlemeut on (5S Stat. 649, as in Janus y, April,
the exercise of his duties and authority, the tutus of can { nFunded, sec. 2. July, Fr el October
trust terimn.offers, tent ni nation settluuent , m d inimrim 141 U S. C l02_____ of each y;ae.
financing, and other info n onion,
The Federal Tort Claims Act: requires that the bend of each 28 U. S. C. 2673 ---- Annually.
Federal agency shall make on annuat report to the Congress
of all claims paid by snob Federal cogency lmdcr said act,
The report must include the name. of each clainran[, the
statement of the amount claimed and the amount awarded,
and a brief description of IJa dabs.
Recommendations of Cmrm aission on National Historical 44 U. s. C. 300e ----- - At any time.
Publications.
Report as to records authorized for disposal by the Arab!cist44 U. S- C. 372, 377 At the bedmdng of
,,oil rccuhs sus
sion.
Report as to records disposed of by tbv. A rddv let as is menace 411 r, F. C. 375, 377 Do.
or disposed of by authority of the head of any agrney for
security or military reasons.
Report of the National Archives Trost Fund Board of the 41 U.S. C.300jj----- Annually.
moneys, securities, and other Personal property received
and held by it and of its operations.
Lists or schedules ofrecords that do not or will not have suffi- If U.S. C. 3019------ _ At any tin to.
clout valve to warrant their continued preservation by
the Government.
Repeat as to the National Archives with detailed statement 41 U. S. C, 300!------- At this beglmrrng of
of accessions and of nee, ipta and expenditures, each regular ses-
sion.
Report as to the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library with de- 53 Stet. 1065, see. 208 Do.
tailed statement of accessions and disposals and of receipts
and expenditures.
4' Stn. L. 021; 12 U.
S. C. 247.
49 Stat. L. 705:12 U.
S. C. 247a.
St Stat. L. 56; 12 U.
S. C. 355.
48 Stnt. L. 901; 15 U.
S. C. 78W.
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Conpres.e-Continued
Officer and nature of the report
BY THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Report to Congress covering work of Commission, Including
information, data, and recommendations for further legis-
lation (If say).
48 Stat. L. 23 (b)_.-
15 U. S. C. 78w-(b)_
49 Stat. L. 23.-____-_
15 U. S. C. 79w__.__
51 Stat. K. 210-----
1 5 U. S. C. 801,-15___
M Stat. L.46 (a)_.
When expected to be
made
BY THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE
TAXATION
1.5 U. S. C. 80a-45
(a).
145 Stat
L
883
Report ofincome tax, etc.,refundsand creditsofover$75,000_-
.
.
28 U. 8. C. 3777 (b) .
} Do.
Results of investigations. with recommendations-------------
144 Stet. L. 1214
}From time to time
Report on Special Investigation Bureau of Internal Revenue
operation.
26 U. S. C. 5011 (e)
Public Law 147,
80th Cong.
.
San. 1, 1947.
BY THE NATIONAL MEDIATION BOARD
Annual report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1949--------
NATIONAL RAILROAD ADJUSTMENT BOARD
(Through the National Mediation Board)
Each division of the Adjustment Board shall submit a report!
of its activities to the Mediation Board, and the substance
of such report shall be included In the annual report of the
Mediation Board. Report Shall state in detail all cases
heard, all actions taken, the names, salaries, and duties of
all agencies, employees, and officers receiving ?sompensa-
tlon, and an account of all moneys appropriated by Con-
gress.
BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Report of operations -------------------------------------
BY THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BIARI)
Detailed statement of cases heard, decisions rendered, names,
salaries, and duties of officers and employees, and account
of disbursements,.
BY THE MARINE CORPS LEAGUE
Report of proceedings and activities, including statement
of receipts and expenditures.
BY THE NATIONAL CAPITAL PARE AND PLANNING
COMMISSION
Report of the lands acquired during the preceding fiscal year,
the method of acquisition, and the cost of each tract.
BY THE NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
Transmit a report with respect to the participation of the
United States in the International Monetary Fund and
the International Bank for Reconstruction and Devel.
opment.
Transmit special reports on the operations and policies of the
International Monetary Fund and the International Bank
for Reconstruction and Development.
48 Stat. L. 1008. _--
50 Stat. L. 190______
47 U. S. C. 154 (k)___
National Labor Re-
lations Act, as
amended June 23,
1947 (Paid 1: Law
101, see. 3. 80th
Cong., oh. 120, 1st
sass.).
Do.
CAS soon as ractlca-
b]e after pan. 1 on
each year.
At close of each fisra}
year.
Annually on the first
Monday of De.
camber.
From time to time,
but not less fre-
quentlythanevery
6 months.
Every 2 years.
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made
BY THE EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF WASHINGTON
Transmit a complete and detailed report of Its operations as
of the close of business on June 30 and December 31 of each
year.
BY THE NATIONAL MUNITIONS CONTROL BOARD
Report to contain such information and data collected as
may be considered of value in the determination of ques-
tions connected with the control of trade In arms, ammu-
nition, and implements of war, Including the name of
purchaser and the terms of sale made. Also include In
such report a list of all persons required to register and
full information concerning the licensers Issued, Including
the name of the purchaser and the terms of sale. I
Annual report shall also Include information regarding the
quantities, character, value, terms of sale, and destination
of the arms, ammunition, implements of war, or equip-
ment which the Secretaries of the Army and of the Navy
report they have exported to any of the governments of
the other American Republics.
Annual report shall include full Information concerning the
licenses issued, together with such information and data
collected as may be considered of value in the determine.
tion of questions related to the exportation of helium gas.
BY THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON REDUCTION Or NONESSENTIAL
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES
Report of a full and complete study and investigation of all
expenditures of the Federal Government with a view to
recommending the elimination or reduction of all such
expenditures seemed by the committee to be nonessential.
BY THE FEDERAL. POWER COMMISSION
A classified repport showing the permits and licenses issued
during the fiscal year and a statement showing the names
and compensation of the persons employed by the Com-
mission.
BY THE FEDERAL ANTHRACITE COAL COMMISSION
Report results of investigation --
BY THE ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION
Report the activities of the Cehnmission during the Calendar
year ending Immediately prior to the beginning of each
regular session.
BY THE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION AND RESEARCH
Submit reports of the studies and investigations carried on
by it, together with such Flooding and recommendations as
It Is prepared to make. Shall also submit an annual re-
port, a final re ort, and such other reports as it may deem
necessary, of the studies and investigations carried out by
it.
Sec. 805 of pt. I, title
III, Transports.
tion Act of 1940.
Annually on or be-
fore 3d day of Jan-
uary.
Annually; .,at later
than 60 days after
beginning of each
regular so Arm.
BY THE UNITED STATES WAR BALLOT COMMISSION
Report to Congress on the administration of the not to facili- Public Law 277, As soon as prac-
tate voting, in time of war, by members of the land and 78th Cong. ticable after any
naval forces, members of the merchant marine, and others, election.
absent from the place of their residence, including the
reports received by the Commission iron the secretaries
of state of the several States.
1 Any reports required by this section (22 U. 9. C. 452h) may he omitted or dispensed with in the dis-
cretion of the Secretary of State during the existence of a state of war. In interpreting this act, the date
July 25, 1947, should be deemed to be t1,e date of termination of any state of war theretofore declared by
the Congress and of the national emergencies proclaimed by the President on Sept, 8, 1939, and May 27,
1941.
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RY THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THIN UNITED
STATES
Report of Its proceedings for the preceding fiscal year, includ-
ing a fall and complete report of its receipts and expendi-
tures.
BY THE NAVY /'LuB OF THE UNITED STATES op, AMERICA
Report of its proceedings and activities for the preceding
calendar year, including the full and complete statement of
its receipts and expenditures.
BY THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
Report of its proceedings for the preceding calendar year
including a full and complete report of its receipts and
expenditures.
BY THE BOY SCOUTS Or AMERICA
Report of its proceedings, including a full, complete, and
itemized report of receipts and expenditures, of whatever
kind.
Report of its proceedings and activities for the preceding cal-
endar year, including the full and complete statement of its
receipts and expenditures.
Report of its proceedings for the preceding calendar year,
including a full and complete report of its nmeipts and
expenditures.
BY THE BE MEAD WOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
Report of its proceedings and activities for the preceding
calendar year, including the full and complete statement
of Its receipts and expenditures.
BY ToE AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS
Report of Its proceedings for the preceding calendar year,
Including a full and complete report of its receipts and
expenditures.
BY THE OFFICE OF WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECONVERSION
The Director shall submit reports to the Senate and Rouse
of Representatives on the activities undertaken or contem-
plated by hhn. Such reports shall summarize and appraise
the activities of the venous executive agencies in the Held
of demobilization and postwar adjustment, and may in-
clude such legislative proposals as be may deers necessary
or desirable.
BY THE INTERFARLIAMENTARY UNION
The American group of the Interparliamentary Union shall
submit to the Congress n report for each dead year for
which an appropriation is made, including its expendl-
tmos under such appropriation.
BY TEE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
Submit to the Congress a report concerning the activities of
the Commission. Shall bmlude In such report, and shall
at such other times as it deems desirable submit to the
Congress, such recommendations for additional legislation
as it deems necessary or desirable.
36 U. S. C. 118- _-.-
36 U. S. C. lloc----
36 U. S. C. got ---
36 U. S. C. 23-------
49 Stat. L. 3::1_--.-
50 Stat. L. 762_-----
36 U. S. C. 43--_---
36 U. S. C. 65....-..
36 U. S. C. 101-----..
public Law F58.78th
Cong.
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Congress--Continued
BY THE BOARD OF VISITORS TO THE MILITARY ACADRMY
It shall be the duty of the Board of Visitors to inquire into the
actual state of the discipline, instruction, police adminis-
tration, fiscal affairs, and other eoncoms of the Academy.
The Senators and Representatives designated ae visitors
shall report to Congress within 20 days after the meeting of
the session next succeeding the time of their appointment,
their action as such visitors, with their views and recom-
mendations concerning the A cadomy.
BY THE COMMI.SS10N ON RENOVATION OF THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION
Submit to the Congress and the President a report on the
progress of the work under its supervision. i) pot the con-
clusion of its work, the Commission shall promptly submit
a final report.
Report shall be made to Congress of action taken on plan for
preservation or disposition of material removed from the
Executive Mansion during the period of renovation.
BY THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON ATOMIC ENERGY
Members of the joint committee who are Members of the
Sonato shall from time to time report u. the Senate, and
the members of the joint committee who are Members of
the House of Representatives shall from time to time report
to the House, by bill or otherwise, their recommendations
with respect to matters within the jurisdiction of their re-
spective Houses which are (1) referrod to the joint com-
mittee or (2) otherwise within the jurisdiction of the joint
committee.
Within 20 days after
the meeting of Con-
gress.
From time to time,
but at leset once
annually.
On San. 3, 1950, and
every 6 months
thereafter 'atil the
final report, is sub-
mitted.
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Administrative Office of the United States Courts_____________________ 13
Administrator of Rent Control, District of Columbia___________________ 23
Administrator of Veterans' Affairs___________________________________ 26
American Chemical Society -------------------------------------- ___- - 32
American Legion -------------------------------------------------- 32
American National Theater and Academy____________________________ 32
American War Mothers____________________________________________ 32
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission_________________________ - 31
Atomic Energy Commission________________________________________ 32
Baltimore & Maryland Railway Co _______________________- 25
Belleau Wood Memorial Association_________________________________ 32
Board of Directors of Federal Prison Industries_______________________ 13
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System____________________ 29
Board of Investigation and Research_________________________________ 31
Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust
Fund___________________ 5
Board of Visitors to the Military Academy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 33
Boy Scouts of America --------------------------------------------- 32
Budget ----------------------------------------------------------- - 3
Bureau of Employees' Compensation_________________________________ - 28
Bureau of Mines__________________________________________________ 15
Bureau of the Budget _________________________________ 3
Capital Transit Co------------------------------------------------ _25
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co-------------------------------- 25
Civil Aeronautics Administration____________________________________ 17
Civil Aeronautics Board____________________________________________ 17
Civil Service Commission___________________________________________ 26
Commission on Licensure to Practice the Healing Art in the District of
Columbia_______________________________________________________ 24
Commission on Renovation of the Executive Mansion__________________ 33
Commissioner of Indian Affairs______________________________________ 15
Commissioner of Labor Statistics ------------------------------------ 18
Commissioners of the District of Columbia___________________________ 22
Comptroller of the Currency________________________________________ 5
Comptroller General of the United States_____________________________ 19
Corporations______________________________________________________ 20
Court of Claims and clerk of ---------------------------------------- 14
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals___________________________ 13
___
Department of Justice-------------------------------------------- 13 Director of the Bureau of Land Dlanagement_________________________ 15
Director of the National Park Service________________________________ 16
Disabled American Veterans__ 32
District Unemployment Compensation Board_________________________ 23
Employees' Compensation, Bureau of-------------------------------28
Export-Import Bank of ashington_________________________________ 31
Farm Credit Administration________________________________________ 19
Federal Anthracite Coal Commission_________________________________ 31
Federal Communications Commission -------------------------------- 30
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation_________________________________ 19
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation_______________________________ 30
Federal Housing Commissioner -------------------------------------- 27
Federal old-age and survivors insurance trust fund_____________________ 5
Federal Power Commission_________________________________________ 31
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Federal Security Agency ------------------- ------------------------ 27
Bureau of Employees' Compensation_____________________________ 28
Office of Education____________________________________________ 28
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation_______________________________ 28
Public Health Service------------------------------------------ 28
Social Security Administration__________________________________ 28
Federal Trade Commission ---------------- --------------------------- 26
Foreign Trade Zones Board_________________________________________ 17
General Services Administration ------------------------------------- 28
Georgetown Barge Dock, Elevator & Railway Co--------------------- 25
Gorgas Memorial fnstitute of Tropical and Preventative Medicine, Inc. 22
Hawaii, secretary of the Territory of_________________________________ 16
Read of each department ----------------- _------------------- ------ 1
Home Loan Bank Board ------------------------------------------- 27
Housing and Home Finance Administrator____________________________ 27
Housing and Home Finance Agency ------- _-------------------------- 27
Federal Housing Commissioner ----------------------------------- 27
Home Loan Bank Board________________ 27
Housing and Home Finance Administrator ------------------------- 27
Public Housing Commissioner____________________________________ 27
Interparliamentary Union -------------------------------------------- 32
Interstate Commerce Commission ----------------------------- _------ 20
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy_________________________________ 33
Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation_______________________ 30
Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures___ 31
Justice Department ------------------------------------------------- 13
Librarian of Congress ----------------- ..-------------- ----- _-------- 21
Library of Congress Trust Fund Board -------------------------------- 21
Marine Corps League ---------------------------------------------- 30
Maritime Commission ---------------------------------------------- 17
National Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial
Problems--------------------------------------------------- 30
National Capital Park and Planning Commission______________________ 30
National Labor Relations Board -------------------------------------- 30
National Mediation Board -------------------------- _------- -------- 30
National Railroad Adjustment Board ----------------------------- 30
National Munitions Control Board__________________________________ 31
National Museum------------------------------------------- 21
National Railroad Adjustment Board________________________________ 30
Navy Club of the United States of America ---------------------------- 32
Office of Education-------- ------- ---------------------- 28
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation___________________________________ 28
Postmaster General ------------------------------------------------ 14
Potomac Electric Power Co----------------------------------------- 25
President of the United States______________________________________ 3
Public Health Service ----------------------------------------------- 28
Public Housing Commissioner ------- _------------------------------- 27
Public Printer ------------------------------------------------------ 20
Public Roads Administration -------- ..------------------------------- 17
Public Utilities Commission of the District of Columbia________________ 24
Public utilities in the District of Columbia____________________________ 25
Puerto Rico -------------------------------------------------------- 16
Reconstruction Finance Corporation _-------------------------------- 27
Regents of the Smithsonian Institution_______________________________ 21
Rural Electrification Administration- ------------------------------- 19
Secretary of the Senate, the Clerk of the House of Representatives the
Sergeant at Arms, the postmasters of the Senate and Rouse, the boor-
keeper of the House ---------------------------------------------- 21
Secretary of Agriculture------------------------------------------- 18
Secretary of Commerce--------------------------------------------- 16
Secretary of Defense -------------- .-___--____----__. ___ _________ 18 5
Secretary of Labor -------------------------------------------------
Secretary of State_________________________________________________ 4
Secretary of the Air Force__________________________________________ 11
Secretary of the Army--------------------------------------------- 6
Secretary of the Interior____________________________________________ 15
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Secretary of the Navy--------------------------------------------
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Secretary of the Treasury___________________________________________
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Securities and Exchange Commission_________________________________
30
Smithsonian Institution____________________________________________
21
Social Security Administration__________________________________---
28
Street railroad corporations in the District of Columbia________________
25
Tariff Commission_________________________________________________
26
Tennessee Valley Authority_________________________________________
26
Terminated War Contracts-----------------------------------------
20
Territory of Hawaii---------------------------------------------
16
Textile Foundation------------ ____________________________________
17
United States War Ballot Commission_______________________
31
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States______________
32
Virgin Islands-----------------------------------------------------
16
Wage and Hour Division, Department of Labor_______________________
18
War Ballot Commission_______________________ ------------
31
War Mobilization and Reconversion_________________________________
32
Washington Gas Light Co________________________________
25
Weather Bureau____________ _____________________
17