Hospital costs rise as Corry Memorial completes first full year
In Corry on June 1952 the Corry Memorial Hospital posted a $5,000 operating deficit after a $66,000 rise in running costs and a $61,000 boost in receipts. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Sekerak of RD 2 at the hospital last night. Fathers of Little League players are urged to report to Mead Park field Saturday morning to finish fencing the foul lines, with good turnout sought to complete the diamond.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
George Sekerak
R.D. 2
Mead Park
Individual Investors Versus Institutions In NYSE Market
NYSE analysis shows institutions now handle about 68 percent of trading while individual investors, though still active, account for 32 percent. Investor numbers rise to around 32.5 million from 31.9 million, with 8 percent annual growth in individuals and 25 percent per year in institutional volume during 1965-1971.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Mutual
Pension Funds
William Friend
NYSE
Banks, FHA Foreclosures Fuel Taxpayer Losses and Decay
A critique of inner city mortgage practices shows banks and insurers profiting from shaky ghetto loans. Eastern Service Corporation and Chase Manhattan funded and securitized dubious mortgages backed by the FHA, leaving taxpayers to absorb losses as foreclosures create abandoned, vandalized houses. Prudential and Metropolitan Life are cited for involvement or naivete. Footnotes note smaller banks offloading failing mortgages through mortgage companies to speculators, repeating the taxpayer burden.
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Chase Manhattan
Manufacturers Hanover
Metropolitan Life
Prudential Insurance
New York City
Eastern Service Corporation
Eastern Service
FHA
Hanover
Dying Breed Reveals Fixing Claims and Market Power
A controversial reminiscence traces horse race fixing claims by Bobby Byrne, discusses trisected racing culture at major tracks, and links it to how private pension funds and mutual funds influence stock prices. It blends colorful anecdotes with vivid critique of betting and market dynamics.
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Bobby Byrne
Sunglass
House
Fink
Gambinos
Byrne
Father of the bridegroom sings his last walk down the aisle
A reflection on being the father of the bridegroom at a wedding. The writer notes the father’s limited ceremonial role, from walking behind the bride’s mother to handing out refreshments, and vows the weekend marked his final time in that function. He laments the shared duties, the lack of exclusivity, and the bittersweet feeling as his son leaves the nest.
City rail crossings threaten every road user
In our opinion the city council is warned that railroad tracks menace cars trucks and bicycles crossing them. The piece notes that public exposure has previously spurred action on the aging downtown thoroughfare and urges decisive council effort rather than editorial pressure.
Local News Replication Rates and Mail Subscriptions
The notice outlines exclusive republication rights for The Associated Press and local news, plus postal rates for Corry Pennsylvania. It lists Mall and Mail rates, carrier charges, and ad display deadlines referenced to the prior publication date.
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Nis
Claas Postagr Palit
Corry
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