Other Vital Legislation
- Commonwealth Act No. 672 – Restoration of the Capital of the Philippine National Bank
- Commonwealth Act No. 675 – Immediate Payment of the Salaries of Deceased Filipino Soldiers Including Recognized Guerrillas
- Commonwealth Act No. 676 – Authorization of the Advance Bonus Payment for the Three-Month Salaries of Government Officials and Employees
- Commonwealth Act No. 681 – Rehabilitation of the Philippine Anti-Tuberculosis Society
- Commonwealth Act No. 685 – Rehabilitation of the Quezon Institute
- Commonwealth Act No. 686 – Advance Bonus to Public School Teachers and Low-Salaried Government Employees
- Commonwealth Act No. 689 – Creation of the Philippine Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
- Commonwealth Act No. 710 – Appropriations for the Payment of Pensions of Retired Government Personnel
- Commonwealth Act No. 714 – Appropriations for the Payment of Pensions of Retired Philippine Constabulary Personnel
- Commonwealth Act No. 716 – Penalization of Illegal Increase of Rentals
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