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...days later, the potent postwar tax committee (of the Senate and House), of which Senator George is .vice-chairman, started the ball rolling. It handed Congress a carefully drafted plan to ease the backbreaking tax load on corporations. Main point: some corporations should be able to use immediately some of the postwar credits which they have piled up (under the excess profits tax, emergency war plant amortization plan, etc.). By speeding these rebates, the committee estimated that corporations would get a rousing $5.7 billion, principally in the next three years, to help pay for reconversion and postwar expansion...
Professor Elliott has been serving for several years in Washington with the WPB as vice-chairman in charge of civilian requirements until his appointment Saturday to the commission. His duties have included mainly the investigation of civilian food, travel, and shelter requirements...
...post was opened when C. H. Matthiessen, part time consultant of WPB officials, announced that as he had not been a permanent advisor since January, 1944, he was no longer familiar with the agency's policy. A. C. C. Hill, Jr., deputy vice-chairman since 1943, has been named acting director to fill in for Professor Elliott...
...Jubilee Committee includes Arthur C. McGill, chairman; Thorvald S. Ross, vice-chairman; Frederick F. Lamont, chairman of finances; and Thomas A. Fennell, Jr., publicity chairman...
William Yandell Elliott, vice-Chairman of the War Production Board in charge of civilian requirements, and professor of Government, back from a month's trip through France and England with Paul V. McNutt of the War Manpower Commission and other high-ranking American officials, yesterday stated that, "although German war prisoners are not sure of a Nazi victory, neither are they afraid of an immediate Allied triumph. A stalemate and armistice is probably nearer to their feelings on the future of Europe...