Changes in railroad leadership split operation from corporate side
Circles expect Major McAdoo to purge vice presidents traffic managers and other high officials while keeping necessary executive posts. Government aims to separate operating duties from corporate interests by replacing many executives with federal officers and dismissing secondary officers linked to operations.
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National Railroad Administration
Railroad Men Enjoying Ten Day Vacation Trips
Salaried employees worried they would miss vacations are now smiling. For two weeks many Pennsylvan ia Railroad station attaches and officers have been granted time off. Ten days is the limit with some taking five days at a time hoping for more later. Department heads do not expect further vacations.
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Co operative Men Boost Dance at Summerdale
Chairman Graffius Drake and his committeemen visited York and Lancaster to promote the June 26 Summerdale outdoor dance under the Friendship and Co operative Club. The second annual event features a night program after mountain outings and tickets are selling rapidly.
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Friendship and Co-operative Club
Train crew rosters by division and yard board details
Philadelphia Division crews list first to run after start times with engine and fireman assignments, flagmen and brakemen, and up crews for multiple sections. Enola and Reading divisions follow with engine crews, conductors, and yard assignments, including passenger department personnel and Lebanon work train notes.
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100000 Soldiers Sailed While U Boats Were Busy
Washington June 6 Nearly a score of transports carrying about 100000 American troops left the U S ports bound for Europe during the week German submarines operated off the Atlantic coast before they began attacking coastwise ships Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Affairs Committee in executive session the exact number of transports and troops.
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United States
Europe
Atlantic
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Moorhead Boss Builds A Happy Textile Empire
Robert W. Moorhead leads the Moorhead Knitting Co in Harrisburg famed for Monito Hosiery. The Mill offers a free medical dispensary recreation room library and concerts for workers while a 60 voice chorus trains employees. The firm supports Liberty Loan bonds Thrift Stamps and Red Cross funds.
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Robert W. Moorhead
Moorhead Knitting Company
Harrisburg
Mr. Moorhead
Moorhead
Wharton School
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United States
Epworth League Officers Elected in Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa June 6 Officers elected by the Epworth League include President Milton R Remmel first vice Flora Beard second vice Viola Lentz third vice Mrs Sandoe Kitzmiller fourth vice Margaret McMillan Secretary William Kitzmiller Treasurer P B Isenberg Pianist Martha Lentz Assistant Dorothy Remmel
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Special Friday Silk Poplin Dress Goods Sale
Fifty inch fabric details include black silk poplin 40 inches wide offered at two dollars per yard reduced to 1 69 for Friday only. Special pricing highlights weekly sale event.
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