ROLL CALL ON SOLDIER VOTE BILL
Roll Call On Soldier Vote Bill The following is the roll call vote by which both houses of Congress passed the bitterly controversial soldier vote bill compromise—a compromise which leaves the...
...Butler Hale Maas Springer Carlson Hall, Edwin Martin (Iowa) Stanley Carson Hall, Leonard Martin (Mass...
...Butler, Republican, for and Chandler, Democrat, position not stated...
...Brumbaugh Grant (Ind...
...O'Brien (N...
...Marion Sparkmaa Bonner Fisher Maloney Starnea Boren Fulbright MansBeld (Texas) Stewart Boykin Gathings May Sumners (Texas] Brooks Gossett Mills Tarver Brown (Ga...
...Y.) Troutman Day Hope O'Konski Vursell Dewey Horan Pittenger Weichel Dirksen Howell Plumley Wigglesworth Dondero Jeffrey Poulson Willey Douglas Jenkins Powers Wilson Dworshak Jensen Pracht Wolcott Eaton Johnson, J. Le Roy Pratt Wilfenden Ellis Johnson, J. Anton Ramey Woodruff Ellison Johnson, Calvin D. Reece Ellsworth Johnson (Ind...
...Towe Cunningham Holmes (Mass...
...Green Kiigore Pepper Wagner Guffey Lucas Russell Walsh (N\ J.) Republicans—6 Ferguson Millikin Nye Langer Moore Vandenberg Pregressire—1 La Follette PAIRS Johnson (Calif...
...SENATE FOR THE BILL—47 Democrats—23 Andrews Connally Hill Reynolds Baiiey Eastland MeCarran Thomas (Okla...
...C.) Vinson Burch Gregory Murray (Tenn...
...Bland Engle (Calif...
...McCowen Simpson (Pa...
...Sauthoff (Pro...
...Grant (Ala...
...Buffett Gross McLean Smith (Ohio) Busbey Gwynne McWilliams Smith (Wis...
...Gavin La Follette Schiffler Bennett (Mo...
...Bolton Compton Miller (Conn...
...Roll Call On Soldier Vote Bill The following is the roll call vote by which both houses of Congress passed the bitterly controversial soldier vote bill compromise—a compromise which leaves the ballots for the armed services largely to the states—and thus won the support of a coalition of Southern Democrats and Northern Republicans...
...Against the bill—O'Leary, Fogarty, Kelley, Feighan, McMurrar, Klenjj Waaielewski, and Rowan, Democrat...
...Morrison (La...
...Thomason Bryson Green Morrison (N...
...Jackson Murray Truman Downey Johnson (Colo...
...Republican, for and Glass, Democrat, against...
...Hinshaw Mruk Thomas (K...
...J.J Cole (N...
...Kean Rizely Angell Fellows Kearney Robsion Arends Fenton Keefe Rockwell Arnold Fish Kilburn Rogers (Mass...
...Brown (Ohio) Griffiths McGregor Smith (Me...
...Torrens Crasser Izac O'Connor Vincent Davis Jackson O'Neal Voorhis Dawson Johnson (Okla...
...Bank head Ellender McClellan Tydings Bilbo George McKellar Walsh (Maas...
...Byrd Gerry Overton Wheeler Clark (Ida...
...Doughton Lea Satterfleld Harden Drewry McCord Sikes Beckworth Durham MeKenzie Slaughter Bell Elliott McMillan Smith (Va...
...Peterson (Fla...
...Gillette Radeliffe Republicans—24 Austin Bushfield Hawkea Thomas (Idaho) Brewster Capper Hoi man Weeks Bridges Cordon Revereomb Wherry Brooks Danaher Robertson White Buck Davis Shipstead Willis Burton Gurney Taft Wilson AGAINST THE BILL—31 Democrats—24 Barkley Hatch Maloney Stewart Bone Hayden McFarland Thomas (Utah) Clark (Mo...
...Taber Church Herter Miller (Mo...
...Elston Judd Rees Andresen (Minn...
...M.) Eberharter King Pries* Barry Fay Kirwan Rabaut Bates (Kt4 Fernandez Lane Randolph Bloom Fitzpatrick Lesinski Robinson Bradley (Pa...
...Goodwin Lewis Shafer Brehm Graham McConnell Simpson (III...
...Not voting but announced for the bill: Tobey, Republican, and Caraway, Democrat...
...Reed, Republican, position not stated...
...Stefan Carrier Halleck Mason Stevenson Carter Hancock " Merrow Sumner (HI...
...Wis* Lab.-N...
...Andrews Burdick Hartley Welch Bender Canfleld Johnson/Ward Wolverton Other Parties—3 Marcantonio (Am.- Hull (Prog.-Wis...
...Gordon Mansfield (Mont...
...Flannagan Ludlow Rogers (CattfA Buckley Folger Lynch Sabath Bulwinkte Forand McCormaek Sadowskt BurchiH Ford Madden Scanlon Byrne Furlong Magnuson Sheppard Cannon (Mo...
...Engel (Mich...
...HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE BILL—271 Democrats—i7 Abernethy Domengeaux T.arcade Sasscer Allen (La...
...O'Mahoney Tunnel...
...Pace Whelchel Cannon (Fla...
...Norman Treadway Curtis Holmes (Wash...
...Harris (Va...
...Whitten Cooper Hebert Philbin Whittington Co3tello Hobbs Poage Wickersham Courtney Johnson, Luther A. Price Winstead Cravens Kefauver Bamspeck Wood rum Curley Kerr Rankin Worley D'Alesandro Kilday Richards Dies Kleberg Robertson Disney Lanhftm Russell Republicans—175 Allen (III...
...Tolan Cooler Holifield O'Brien (Mich...
...Barrett (Wyo...
...O'Toole Walter Delaney Johnson, Lyndon B. Outland Weiss Dicksteta Kee Patman Wene Dilweg Kennedy Patton Wright DingeU Keogh Pfeifer Zimmerman Republicans—12 Anderson {Calif...
...Wearer Burgin Hare Norrell West Camp Harris (Ark...
...Case Harness Michener Sundstrom Chiperfleld Heidinger Miller (Neb...
...Talbot Clason Hess Monkiewicz Talle Clevenger Hill Mott Taylor Cole (Mo...
...Sheridan CaoozzoH Gore Merritt Snyder Celler Gorski Murdock Somers Chapman Granger Murphy S pence Oiark Hart Myers Sullivan Cochran Heffernan Norton Thomas (Te«sf Coffee Hoeh O'Brien (111...
...and Wallgren, against...
...White Colmer Hays Peterson (Ga...
...Ball, Republican, for and Mead Democrat, against...
...Gale Knutson Rolph Beall Gallagher Kunkel Rowe Bennett (Mich...
...Fuller Kinzer Rohrbough Bates (Mass...
...Y.) Hoeven Mundt Tibbott Crawford Hoffman Murray (Wis...
...Smith, Democrat, for and Aiken, Republican, against...
...Reed (111...
...Y.) PAIRS For the hfll—Ploesser, Short, Gilchrist, Lambertson and O'Hara, Bfc publicans: Cox, Baldwin, and Newaome, Democrats...
...Elmer Jones Reed (N...
...Gerlaeh Landis Schwabe Bishop Gillette Le Compte Scott Blacknejr Gillie Lemke Scrivner Bradley (Mich...
...Y.) Farm-Labor—1 Hagea AGAINST THE BILL—lit Democrats—»6 Anderson (K...
Vol. 8 • March 1944 • No. 13
