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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1959
Page
11
An article lists heirs to unclaimed tax refunds labeled Forgotten Fortune, urging readers to check if their name appears. The long roster includes numerous individuals across many streets with varied surnames and initials, hinting at a broad public notice of potential unclaimed funds.
A dated notice instructs individuals to mail or contact the IRS Refund Department in Los Angeles with identifying details. The letter should include approximate refund amount, Social Security number, an old bill or statement matching IRS records, a copy of the tax return if possible, and the year their name appears on the lists.
Hollywood reports say Jill St John noted for high IQ and a past marriage to Neil Dubin will wed Lance Reventlow, heir to Barbara Hutton’s fortune. The couple, who began dating after St John’s UCLA years and her Los Angeles studio work, plan a civil ceremony soon in Benedict Canyon, with racing interests kept intact. Reventlow, Scarab founder and heir to $25 million, met St John after a Ronald Burns party and had long courted her with books and gifts.
A British medical journal contends rock and roll dancing reduces crime by offering a harmless outlet for surplus energy. It notes dancers typically behave as lawful, respectable citizens after the performance, though gang rivalry can obscure weaker impulses and elders should not assume redemption is impossible.
Producer Dean Elmo announced that the play A View From the Bridge will close at La Shell Theater located at 5334 Long Beach Blvd on August 22. The notice includes unrelated classified ad text about bargains and items for sale.
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