Nemours Foundation organization
also: Nemore Foundation, Nemoore Foundation
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St. Joe Paper Companyorganization · 3C. J. Boleynperson · 2A.I. du Pont Trustorganization · 2Ed Ballperson · 2Alfred I. du Pontperson · 2Jessie Ball du Pontperson · 2Titusvilleplace · 1Texascountry · 1Florida East Coast Railwayorganization · 1DuPont Dynasty: Behind the Nylon Curtainbook · 1Gerald Colbyperson · 1Mike Adkinsonperson · 1
Claims (2)
Ed Ball funded
Nemours Foundation documented
“primarily in the form of stock in various companies, including St. Joe Paper Company, the Florida East Coast Railroad. The trust beneficiary is the Nemore Foundation, which owns and operates the hospitals and clinics. The money flows this w…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Mafia, CIA and George Bush Part 21 @ 47:29
Ed Ball funded
Nemours Foundation documented
“Fred Silverman, an assistant attorney general in Delaware, had led the fight to try to get more money spent on the charity. We try to keep an eye on them as best we can, which is not good at all. They cook the books and make the 3% as small…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Mafia, CIA and George Bush Part 21 @ 49:52
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much of it backwater neglected panhandle property at $2 to $3 an acre. After Alford died in 1935, before he could get much further in his Florida dealings, he left most of his $55 million estate to his wife, Jessie, who along with her broth…
▶ 47:02
Ball also carried on a continuous fight with the Attorney General in Florida and Delaware over the amount of money remitted to the trust for the Nemore Foundation, which operated several hospitals and clinics in Delaware and Florida for eld…
▶ 47:29
primarily in the form of stock in various companies, including St. Joe Paper Company, the Florida East Coast Railroad. The trust beneficiary is the Nemore Foundation, which owns and operates the hospitals and clinics. The money flows this w…
▶ 50:17
$100 million to the Nemore Foundation for curable crippled children in Florida, whom he hadn't cared a whit about in life. Author Gerald Colby wrote a book called DuPont Dynasty Behind the Nylon Curtain, believes that Ball was still up to n…
▶ 53:11
facilities. But Belen, like Ball before him, came under pressure from Delaware and Florida to increase contributions to Nemours Foundation. So instead of developing the property, he put it up for sale. Many major Florida developers expresse…
▶ 49:14
acreage accounted for 60% of the value of the original $200 million deal. Taxpayers might be able to stomach this if the money went to the Nemours Foundation that helped the crippled children in Texas, but none of it did. In 1986, according…
▶ 51:04
The budget for this year and next year includes $7 million in Timberland operations, approximately $100 million for the mill, and almost $15 million for the container company. Ed Ball, who had been proud, Ed Ball would have been proud. Jake…