Real estate ventures expand as investor interest grows
Real estate investments attract rising money through equities syndication and direct ownership. About 400 million dollars in equity offerings by 85 corporations last year and roughly 100000 investors in property valued at 3 billion dollars mark the surge. Large firms diversify into construction, mortgage banking, property management, and land development as traders scout opportunities nationwide and abroad.
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Sam Dawson
Business News
NEW York (Ap
National Association of Real Estate Syndicators
Real Estate Investment Trust
Congress
Treasury
Securities & Exchange Commission
Morris Karp
Realty! Equities Corp
Publc
Selex
John E. Marqusee
United Improvement & Investing Corp
Marquegee
Karp
Colling Tuttle& Co
American Stock Exchange
Kratter, Futterman, Tenney, Glickman
General Development
Leftcourt Realty
Arizona New Mexico Land
Lodge LaudS Speeches By Stevenson At UN Aid Fund
New York AP reports Henry Cabot Lodge praises Adlai E. Stevenson's UN speeches as brave and farsighted. Lodge notes bipartisan unity, Congo review, and U.S. humane ideals winning friends at the UN, crediting Kennedy era policy.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Stevenson
Red Cross
Congo
U.N
United States
U.S
Ambassador Stevenson
Kennedy
Swim Pool Boom Numbers From 1949 to 1959
During 1949 to 1959 the United States saw a rapid rise in pools from 11 000 to 250 000 amid postwar housing and leisure demand. Builders developers and homeowners expanded recreation options nationwide.
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United States
Bridge Contract Russell Now Says Walked From Jail
Robert Russell, key witness in the Blaney murder case, admitted he walked out of Absecon City Jail and was not abducted. He was found three hours later in Northfield, seven miles away, prompting prosecutors to reevaluate his testimony and its impact on the murder trial.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Robert Russell
Vincent J. Blaney
Russell
Absecon City
Northfield
Atlantic County
Augustine A. Repetto
Blaney
Pottsville
Bridge Contract Awarded for White's Creek Crossing
Harrisburg AP reports the Highway Department awarded a $56,444 contract to L.H.&D. Construction Co. of Waynesburg to build a bridge over White's Creek near Listonburg in Somerset County.
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Harrisburg
Highway Department
White's Creek
Listonburg
Somerset County
L.h.&d. Construction Co
Waynesburg
Greene County
House Pays Last Respect To Walter Mumma
In a unanimous Washington vote the Pennsylvania delegation was named to represent Congress at Rep. Walter Mumma's funeral at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Steelton. Mumma, 70, died Saturday as PA’s House honors filled Monday with eulogies praising his duty, kindness, and humor. Halleck and Green lauded Mumma’s even temper and fairness.
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Steelton
Pennsylvania
Walter M. Mumma
Washington
Congress
Mumma
St. John's Lutheran Church
House
Three Indicted in Burglary and Blaney Death Case
Three persons face indictments on burglary charges and a murder tied to the Blaney case. Lillian Reis, 32, a Philadelphia nightclub owner, allegedly kidnapped a man from a jail and boated him out to sea. John Berkery, 27, of Haddon Bay, and John Joseph Dilling, 25, from Philadelphia, reportedly left the man in a boat and fled, with the victim later escaping ashore in shallow water in San Diego after gunfire.
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Blaney
Russell
Lillian Reis
Jall
Philadelphia
John Berkery
Haddon Bay
Rall Township
John Joseph Dilling
Philadelphian
Jing
San Diego
Calif
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New York City
Business Mirror
Walter
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
William J. Green
Briggs & Stratton
Early Bird
Motorola
Phila. St
Indiana
Market St
Blairsville
Borielass
Padgaal Depolt
Indiana County
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