Tax policy trap threats postwar jobs and profits
William L. Hutcheson and William Green urge quick refunds and carryback of tax funds to aid industry at plant reconversion time as war ends loom. They argue postwar prosperity hinges on retroactive tax provisions that finance hiring and capital renewal.
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Nebraska Governor seeks state airport control and postwar policy
Governor Griswold met in Washington with Nebraska Delegation and testified before a Senate committee on proposed postwar airport legislation to raise airports from 3000 to at least 6000 and grant states more control similar to highway federal aid. The 1946 Agriculture bill exceeds 833 million dollars and education finance debates rise with federal aid aims.
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