What is "folcroft"

Usage examples of "folcroft".

And no one at this place called Folcroft Sanitarium, on the shores of Long Island Sound, seemed to be using that information to its fullest advantage.

It was ironic that the computers at Folcroft had told him he would have the information in two days.

Harold Smith, director of Folcroft Sanitarium, was the man with the office that had the only computer terminal that took all the hookups from all the computers and unscrambled them.

Was it possible that the phone had rung in Smith's office in Folcroft and no one was there to answer it?

He hired a chauffeur then to take him to Folcroft sanitarium, which was just beginning a bustling ordinary Tuesday morning-with one exception.

An IDC subsidiary, such as Folcroft had just become, did not allow yakety yak.

If he continued at Folcroft the way he had started, in a month he could get the person who found Dr.

This was just a holding action, but it would keep the President out of it until Corbish had gotten all of CURE and Folcroft under his control.

In his office at Folcroft, he found himself insulated, strangely free from those worries and this made him wonder why old Dr.

He decided to go to Folcroft and begin working on the list of the nine board members of IDC.

And Remo would be out of Smith's way when Smith returned to Folcroft, where he had business to take care of: Blake Gorbish.

Actually, he was walking a path between rows of shiny stainless steel pots and pans in the basement kitchen of Folcroft, heading for an elevator that led upstairs to the main office complex.

Smith, the only other person at Folcroft who knew for whom everyone really worked, this son of a bitch with his account sheets and computers, was asking him whether he had looked after Remo Williams properly.

The information, in millions of words, the useless information, the big breaks, the false leads flooded into Folcroft, ostensibly headed for people who never were, for corporations that existed only on paper, for government agencies that never seemed to do government work.

At Folcroft, an army of clerks, most of them thinking they worked for the Internal Revenue Service, recorded the information on business deals, tax returns, agricultural reports, gambling, narcotics, on anything that might be tainted by crime and some of it that couldn't possibly be, they thought.