CHAPTER 26
(H. B. No. 49—Committee on Appropriations)
BURIAL SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINES, WAR OF REBELLION
An Act Making an Appropriation to Pay for the Burial Expense of Honorably Discharged Sailors, Soldiers and Marines of the United States War of the Rebellion and Erection of Head Stones Therefore, as Authorized by Sections 3181, 3182, 3183, and 3184 of the Compiled Laws of 1913.
CHAPTER 17
S. B. No. 10— (Committee on Appropriations)
CIVIL WAR VETERANS— ERECTING HEADSTONES
An Act making an appropriation to pay expenses of erecting headstones over the graves of Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines of the United States War of the Rebellion.
Be It Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota:
VETERANS
CHAPTER 253
H. B. No. 219— (Caddell and Magill)
RECORD OF BURIAL DECEASED WAR VETERANS
An Act requiring the Adjutant General to secure information and keep records of and concerning the burial places of deceased war veterans who died in or are buried in the State of North Dakota and to provide methods and means of performing this duty.
CHAPTER 250
S. B. No. 184— (Blaisdell)
AUTHORIZING ADJUTANT GENERAL TO PREPARE AND PRESERVE RECORD OF DECEASED SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINES.
WORLD WAR
CHAPTER 287
(S. B. No. 116— Baird)
RECORD OF NORTH DAKOTA CITIZENS SERVING AND ACTIVE IN WORLD WAR
An Act to Provide for the Compilation, Publication and Distribution of the Record of the Citizens of North Dakota Who Rendered Military Service on Behalf of the State and Assisted in the Administration of the Selective Service Act During the World War.
A BILL for an Act to designate the training facility located at Camp Grafton (South) as the Major General C. Emerson Murry regional live fire and maneuver training center.
A BILL for an Act to provide an appropriation to the national World War II memorial in Washington, District of Columbia.
A concurrent resolution designating United States Highway 83 through the state of North Dakota as the "Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Highway".
A BILL for an Act to amend and reenact section 23-06-21 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to providing information on the burial locations of wartime veterans; and to repeal section 37-03-12 and chapter 37-16 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to recording of persons who provided military service during World War II and the Korean hostilities and recording the burial places of wartime veterans.
A concurrent resolution directing the Legislative Council to study the feasibility and desirability of redesignating the Four Bears Memorial Bridge as the Medal of Honor Bridge.
