Votes to 110
Aug. 16. move toward increasing the 100, now. goes to the Senate for conference The Senate now is debating the having approved the bill last week by 71
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National Guard bill concentrated on io restrict, the Guardsmen's the United States and its pos-ouse, before the vote on the Mr: James Wadsworth, Re-expert on military affairs, de Representative of New York (He said that the mobilization of the (National Guards was necessary not for training but "to meet any which may arise in the 7—hile, the Senate debated. on the Maloney amendment which would wi the measure.
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