Promoted. Washington, D.C., June 10. C.F. Stam has been named Chief of Staff of the Joint Congressional Committee. Internal Revenue Taxation to succeed Lovell H. rker, who has resigned to enter private practice. rving with the committee since 1927; Stam has been. councel until th
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