Unclaimed 1966 1967 tax refunds listed for Southern Illinois
Unclaimed tax refunds totaling 3420 dollars for 1966 and many 1967 returns await Southern Illinois residents or former residents. Post office undeliverables mostly involve moves or name changes. recipients are advised to contact the IRS for forwarding, with details to include old and new addresses, names as filed, and social security numbers. A list gives last known addresses of individuals with 1966 refunds returned.
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Southern Illinois
District Director of Internal Revenue
Central
U. S. Treasury
Internal Revenue Service Center
Taxpayer Service Division
P. O. Box
Kansas City
Internal Revenue
W. Adams St
Springfield
Ill
Peyton P
Mary Z. Burkitt
N. Main St
Benton
Walter F
Norva Ggutler
Bluford
Guy and
Clara Lane
John Mark Smetana
S. 1St St
du Quoin
Randolph and Laurel Ferries
Box
Goreville
Carbondale
Diana L. Cooper
Pleasant Valley Trailer Court
Elmer Furlow
Rt. 4
Lawrence James Howard
Pierce Hall
Pauline Hughlett
Isamu Kondo
S. Elizabeth St
Jeffery H. K. Ling
S. Rawlings
Velma
James Lewis cited in Herrin for reckless driving
Police brief from Herrin reports James Lewis cited for reckless driving with a $55 fine.
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Herrin
James Lewis
Former Herrin Man Dies in New Jersey
Forrest Monroe 69 a former Herrin resident died 3:45 p m Tuesday while visiting relatives in Edison New Jersey after nine months of illness He was born December 28 1898 in Herrin son of William and Leota Monroe a retired auto salesman He leaves wife Martha a son Forrest Max Monroe of Edison a sister Mrs Gertie Berry of Chicago and three grandchildren Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Johnson Funeral Home Herrin
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Forrest Monroe
Chicago
Herrin
Edison
N.J
Mr. Monroe
William and
Leota Haughee Monroe
Martha
Forrest Max Monroe
Gertie Berry
Johnson Funeral Home
Hervin
U S employment peaks with record 75.9 million in May
The Labor Department reports total employment rising to 75.9 million last month while unemployment holds at 3.5 percent for the second straight month. Average earnings for about 45 million non supervisory workers reach 2.82 dollars an hour and 106.03 weekly, up modestly from April. Negro unemployment rate falls to 6.4 percent, hardest jobless group improves. A three foot bull snake is found in a cigarette machine in a Jacksonville bar, traced by serviceman Cecil Phillips.
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Washington
Labor Department
Jacksonville
Fla
Cecil Phillips
Voyles and Hawell cited in lake area driving cases
In Murphysboro Roger D Voyles faces a $30 penalty for reckless driving. In Moline Gary Hawell is fined $30 for operating a motorboat in the Crab Orchard Lake swim area.
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Murphysboro
Roger D. Voyles
Moline
Gary Hawell
Crab Orchard Lake
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