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83rd Congress · 1953–1955
H.R. 8367

Civil Functions Appropriation Act, 1955

House
Latest action: Became Public Law No. 83-453 · June 30, 1954
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The movement

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The votes

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Public Law 83-453

Became Public Law No. 83-453

Recorded June 30, 1954, as the clerk wrote it

Recorded votes 3 on this measure
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Official records

Every recorded vote on H.R. 8367

DateQuestion TallyOutcome
May 23, 1954 S.J. RES. 53. JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMEND. TO THE CONSTITUTION TO GRANT TO CIT… Senate recorded vote (83rd Congress)
34–24
 AGREED May 25, 1954 HR 8367. APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CIVIL FUNCTIONS ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPT. OF THE ARMY.… Senate recorded vote (83rd Congress)
5–82
 REJECTED May 25, 1954 HR 8367. DOUGLAS AMEND. TO REDUCE BY $3.6 MILLION FUNDS FOR GENERAL OPERATION AND MAIN… Senate recorded vote (83rd Congress)
4–81
 REJECTED

The House agreed to this measure without a recorded vote, which is what a voice vote or unanimous consent produces. No individual position on that passage exists to show.