The federal registers and rolls: the tax register, the burial record, the honor rolls

IRS EXEMPT-ORGANIZATIONS RECORD · VA · THE SERVICE ROLLS · AS USED

What it is: the class of federal name-registers on which the Fairs & Civic and Wars legs rest, each with a stated grain. The civic register is the IRS Business Master File, read through its TaxExemptWorld mirror because the Service's own Tax Exempt Organization Search returned no ZIP-level results through these passes' tools (and a by-legal-name TEOS session remains a standing settler, GAP-W10-C3): sixty-four Walkerton lines read whole, their noise printed rather than cleaned — American Legion Post 189 standing on four register lines at two addresses, the Lions subordinate's line misspelling the town "Walkertown," and, refined in W-11, the club's full register identity (subordinate 061255 Walkerton Lions Club; EIN 35-6063902; 501(c)(4); ruling March 1966) corroborating the 1966 charter the town's paper states. The burial register is the VA's gravesite record, used with its five name forms for a single airman and its own printed caveat that it is not exhaustive. The service rolls: the Defense Casualty Analysis System and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund and Virtual Wall records (rendered for the county, in the ACPL seat, under a 1,000-row display cap the Wars leg prints); the DPAA's accounting records, which carry both the recovered (Hewitt, 2010) and the still-unaccounted (Williams, deferred); the Officer Down Memorial Page, returning the town's zero; the Congressional Medal of Honor Society roll, likewise; and the state's own rolls — the Indiana Gold Star Honor Roll of 1921 and the Honor List of 1946 — on which the town's First and Second World War dead stand at roll strength. Registers answer the questions they were built for; the build's discipline is to ask each register only its own question, and to print the cap, the caveat, or the zero with the answer.

Principal sources: IRS Business Master File (TaxExemptWorld mirror), read whole for ZIP 46574; VA National Cemetery Administration gravesite record; DCAS, VVMF, Virtual Wall, DPAA, ODMP, CMOHS records as cited in the Wars leg; Indiana Gold Star Honor Roll (1921); Indiana Honor List (1946).