Civil War Groups Gather For Lions Club Meet
Frederick Lions Club heard plans for a centennial celebration by the Civil War Centennial Commission and a reactivated Confederated Infantry Company. Capt Zentner and Sgt Gouker wore grey uniforms as 37 charter members of Company A discussed loans of Civil War guns and preparation for a 1861 session commemoration in Kemp Hall.
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Centenary programs seek civic pride and leadership
The speaker, Capt. Zentner, discusses Maryland not seceding and centennial events to attract national attention. A Confederate arms demonstration followed the talk with Sgt. Gouker. John P. Thrasher organized the program and Nevin T. K. Wassey introduced Zentner in his absence.
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Nehru Inspects Pakistan Capital Site Near Rawalpindi
Prime Minister Nehru of India joined President Ayub Khan of Pakistan in surveying the chosen location for Pakistan’s new capital on the plain north of Rawalpindi. The leaders visited the site after talks addressing disputes between the two nations.
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Railroad furloughs exceed three thousand nationwide
The Pennsylvania Railroad disclosed that more than 3,000 employees in 13 states have been furloughed due to slow business recovery after a 12 day strike ended September 12. A railroad spokesman said layoffs affect nearly all departments and crafts with some general office staff furloughed and others taking one day off each week.
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PRR Faces $40 Million Revenue Hit From Strike
The PRR, shut during a Transport Workers Union strike, cites $40 million revenue loss and slow post strike recovery. It reports layoffs, outsourcing of repair work, rising costs, and measures to cut purchases and defer improvements as it seeks to cope with deficit first eight months.
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Furloughs Placed On Frederick Salaried Staff
The News reports that in an effort to meet ongoing problems salaried employees in Frederick’s general offices earning 13000 dollars per year or less will take two unpaid days in the last half of September, equating to one paid day off per week. Further action affecting other salaried groups will be announced next week.
Denver Author Files Bankruptcy Petition
Robert Carter Allen of Denver filed a federal bankruptcy petition showing assets of 2052 dollars and debts of 59.31 pounds. He authored the book How to Build a Fortune and Save on Taxes.
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