Tax Rounds Are De These Area Persons Tax Rounds Are De These Area
The Internal Revenue Service says area residents may claim undelivered 1958 to 1950 refund checks. Jay Philpott urges contacting the District Director at the Spring Hill office. identity must be established and more than a Social Security card needed. Check recipients span many towns across Jackson, Williamson, Pulaski and other counties, with detailed names and addresses listed.
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Internal Revenue Service
TRS
Hell
Jay
Philpott
Jackson County
A. and &. J. Cross
Rt. 1
Murphysboro
Marilyn Belle Delonjoy
Kingsley Ave
Pomona
Zeno Fubbiley
Carbondate
Michael Greer
Carbondale
Helen M. McClure
Lester McMurtry
Rt. 2
Murphys
Horn
George Reynolds
Wall St
F. E. and
G. Roach
Walnut St
August Taft
Dowell
Alexander County
East Germany issues travel ultimatum in Berlin standoff
East Germany warns Allied and German travel to West Berlin may halt on Jan 1 1961 if a new trade pact is not signed this month An Neues Deutsch Tand editorial says traffic agreements will be void without a pact and suggests a speech offer for military transport to Berlin Surinam in South America reportedly free from hay fever.
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East Germany
WEW
Berlin
West Berlin
Neues Deutsch
Tand
Communist Party
Weal
Spe
Alles
NATO Delays Decision on U S Offer
NATO ministers postponed a decision on a U S proposal to field a nuclear striking force tied to Polaris submarines. The plan requires Kennedy’s approval, allied cost sharing, and a change to the McMahon act. France signals intent to proceed with its own atomic force. The spring session in Calo Norway May 8-10 will revisit the issue.
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North Atlantic Alliance
John F. Kennedy
NATO
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
Lop Jallies
U. S
France
Kennedy
United States
Joint North Atlantic Command
Europe
Christian A. Herter
Rites Held For Madeline Cavness in Jonesboro
Funerals were held at Norvis and Son Funeral Home in Jonesboro for Madeline Cavness who died Friday in Lincoln. The Rev. Homer Toler officiated at 2 p.m. services with burial in Jonesboro Cemetery. Born December 2, 1983 in Jonesboro, she was the daughter of Leonard and Verda Cavness and never married. Surviving are her mother Verda Karnes of Harrisburg. brother Walter of Jonesboro. sister Mrs. Arthur Stevens of East St. Louis. half-brother Bruce Brown of Aquna and half-sister Mrs. Carlene Speaks of Hammond, Ind.
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Norvis and Son Funeral Home
Jonesboro
Madeline Cavares
Lincoln
Homer Toler
Reynoldsville Baptist Church
Miss Cavatuss
Leonard and
Verda Cavness
Miss Cavness
Verda Karnes
Harisburg
Walter
Arthur Stevens
East
Ist
Louis
Bruce
Brown
Aqna
Carlene
Hammond
Ind
Franklin JP Election Salaries Set
Three Franklin County justices of the peace will be elected April 4 1861 to replace about 40 incumbents Salaries set at 1300 a year by the County Board of Supervisors Justices will be paid 125 a month and expenses to be determined later The districts include Benton Ewing Northen Eastern Tyrone Goode Barren Browning Sixmile Denning Frankfort and Cave
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Franklin County
Benton
Ewing
Northen
Eastern Townships
Goode
Barren
Tyrone
Browning
Mile Denning
Frankfort
Cave
General Assembly
Securities Dealers Charged in Illinois Fraud Case
Two St. Louis securities dealers Delvert C. Stanbridge and Jesse Byrd were jailed in Sangamon County pending removal to Jersey County on warrants. They allegedly defrauded investors of $81,000 by misrepresenting a non existent Columbia Investing Co. An investor list spans Jerseyville to Kankakee with over $31,000 collected in Jerseyville and nearby towns. State Secretary Carpentier halted further sales.
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Witnois Springfield
St. Louis
Delvert C. Stanbridge
Jesse
Sangamon County
Jersey County
Donald L. Calvin
Securttes
Secretary of State
Charles
West Frankfort
Springfield
Alton
Pleasant Hill
Shawneetown
Grayville
Moline
Carbondale
Peoria
Kankakee
Carpentier
Columbia Investing Securities
Ilinois
Marion Woman Dies at Marion Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Florence Dunston of 516 Market Street Marion died at 903 a m today in Marion Memorial Hospital. Arrangements are in complete. The Wilson Funeral Home of Marion is handling the service.
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Marion
Florence Dunston
Market St
Marion Memorial Hospital
Wilson
Bonds Not Available For State University Projects
State bond issue funds totaling 25 million will be unavailable to student campuses until July 11 unless emergency legislation creates a bonding authority. Governor, state treasurer, and state auditor would form the authority to issue and manage general revenue bonds, distributing funds to universities per a November 8 voter-approved proposal. Edwardsville campus will lead initial construction including a library, combined administration building, and student center, funded partly by ALIRS, with Edwardsville planning for 5,000 to 18,000 students and Carbondale programs to be expanded where possible.
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Lepislatuna
DSTU
Ns W. Morris
Morris
Tej
Edwardsville
STU
Inte
SIU Southwestern
Women’s Club
Orea
Carbondale
Glen Hunter Rites For Ullin Man Set Tuesday
Glen Hunter aged 60 of Ullin died Sunday evening at Union County Hospital Anna born March 3 1900 as Illin son of Elvis and late Mrs Hunter. Survived by wife Levian Woods Hunter sons James Deei East Peoria Berry Crewe Robert El Sesson Calif Donald Elgin sisters Madge Pierce Herein May Miller Manting Maria Santone Denver Kate Britt Hopkinsville brother Lawrence Williamson Fast Peoria and eight grandchildren. Visitation after 2 pm Tuesday Ford Funeral Home Dongola. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Dongola First Baptist Church Rev Billy Keith Britt officiating. Burial in Pisgang Cemetery near Weclaug.
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Glen Hunter
Rt. 1
Alin
Union County Hospital
Anna
Jllin
Elvis Hunter
Levian Woods Hunter
James
Deei
East Peoria
Berry
Dongola
Seg Lees
Dongola First Baptist Church
Billy Keith Britt
Hopkinsville
MS Pisgan Cemetery
Weclaug
Primatene Asthma Formula Wins Doctor Favor
New York based ad proclaims Primatene as the most prescribed asthma formula for private patients and now available without prescription. It claims rapid attack relief, hours of freedom from recurrence, bronchial dilation, mucus relief, and sleep improvement without injections, emphasizing full prescription strength in a two-medicine combination.
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New York, N.Y
Mary C. Harrison of Marissa Dies at 77
Mary C. Harrison aged 77 of Marissa died Sunday at St Mary's Hospital in East St Louis after a short illness. Born Mary Mead in St Marys Missouri in 1808 she married Elmer Harrison who preceded her in death. Survived by sons Marlin Edward and Benjamin and daughters Rhinche Alexander Gladys Trube and Roberts Hardjin Leora Iswinford all of various cities, plus a brother and several grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Sparta with burial at Caledonia Cemetery. Friends may call Walker Funeral Home Sparta Wednesday night.
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Mary C. Harison
Marissa
St. Mary's Hospital
Hay St. Louis
Harrison
Mary Mead
St. Mary's Mo
Elmer EB. Harrison
Marlin
St. Louis
Edward
East St Louis
Benjamin
Cahokia
Rhinche Alexander
Iden
Gladys Trube
East St. Louis
Roberts Hardjin
Leora Iswinford
Pasadena
Calif
Andrew Mead
Ste. Genevieve
Irene
Ethel
Rachel
Ren
First Baptist Church of
Sparta
Caledonia Cemetery
Walker Funeral Home
Christmas Auto Death Toll Estimated At 15
Chicago reports estimates from the National Safety Council project up to 310 traffic deaths during the 70 hour Christmas weekend. The council says most of the nation’s 74 million vehicles may be in operation and that last year’s weekend toll was 493 with 1955 a record 609. A normal weekend at this time would see about 250 deaths.
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Nalaatai Safety Council
Council
Report Urges Regional Junior Colleges Plan
The University of Windis Bureau of Educational Research proposes a $255 million program to establish 10 state regional junior colleges with Chicago as Region 1. It calls for one large center outside Chicago in each of nine regions, strategic locations for others, and post high school technical and college credit courses.
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University of Windis Bureeau of Educational Research
Chicago
Bureau
W.P. McLure
Board of Education
George ©. Mann
California Bureau of Adult Education
Mann
McLure
Herbert M. Ham- Jin
M. Ray Karnes
P. van Miller
U of J
CIPS Official to Retire After Long Service
Hugh M. Parker, Central Illinois Public Service Company secretary and vice president in charge of finance, will retire December 31. A native of Mounds, he joined CIPS in 1919 as a bookkeeper and rose through roles including traveling auditor, Marion auditor for the Southern Division, treasurer in 1939, and chief finance officer in 1958. He serves on industry and civic bodies and has two daughters and another son in the company’s operations.
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Hugh M. Parker
Central Inois Public Service Company
Parker
Mounds
CIPS
Marion
Springfield
Edison Electric Institute
State Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge
Elks Club
Illini
Optimist Club
First Methodist Church
H. Mason Parker Jr
Carbondale
Wilma Evans
William E. Parker
Downers Grove
Bank Bandits Steal More Than Fifty Thousand In Ohio Heist
Three hooded men ambushed Mahoning National Bank in Youngstown, taking keys from teller Robert A Macaulay and escaping with up to 850000 dollars. An initial estimate by Boardman branch manager Roy J Bowman pegged losses around 50000, while a depository cash pile after a busy pre Christmas weekend suggested higher totals. Macaulay recalled the robbers demanding the code numbers, hinting family danger if misread, marking the third major holdup linked to him.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Robert A. "Macaulay
Mahoning National Bank
Boardman Plaza
Roy J. Bowman
Boardman
Hazel Macaulay
Macaulays
Macaulay
San Francisco
Lee
Katersy
Pat Miler
I. Ander
Ube
Arch
Che
Prams
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George Arnott
A. Civey
16Th St
Cairo
Clara Harris
F. Masterson
Tamms
J. PB
B. J. O’laughlin
Uth St
J. M Reeves
Herring J. M
E. R. Holloman
Midway SL
Louis W. Hugh
N. Magilson St
Edward and
M. McKenzie
Joseph L
MB. Peebles
J and
A. Davis
Trio Lane
Addie McDaniel
Cedar St
Robert W. Marcum
Miller City
Adolph Vaughn
Thebes
Ruthe R. Wilson
Sycamore St
Massac County
Wangola Mason
Metropolis
Pulaski County
James Edmondson
Moundstion County
Jon WW. Farris Jr
Annas
Floyd Harris
Jackie Lee Staten
Williamson County
M. Beasley
J. M
T. E. Davis
E. Adl
Griffin
Thomas T. Gulley
Liberty Hotel
Hérolt
Troy F
Pearl Vaughn
N. 17Th
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
South America
N. Y., State Hospital
Brooklyn
Journal of the American Medical Associat
Wirephata
U.S
Ullin Man
Casper’s Jewelry
Witnois
Mary C. Harrison
Herrin Stores
Herrin
Save
Prairies
Mid-America
Finois Central
Illinois Central
Warner_ Sevens
Illinois Central Railroad
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