Eisenhower’s last days reflect on life outside the White House
President Eisenhower contemplates retirement after 20 years in office. Gen. Omar Bradley notes the contrast between command and private life as the Eisenhowers prepare to leave the White House for Gettysburg and a Pennsylvania farm. The article traces his mood, departures, and the transfer of possessions to museums and private hands.
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Saul Pett Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Omar XN. Bradley
Brad
United States
Gen. Bradley
Dwight Dbd
Eisenhawer
America
Mamie Eisenhower
Lfe
Gettvaburg Farm
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower Sears
Cuba
Museum
Abilene
Kan
Gettysburg
Braddock and Walkersville Homemakers Club Meetings
Braddock Homemakers Club held its January meeting at Mrs Neuman Brunk with Mrs Charles T Main as president. Tributes were paid to Mrs Clemon Lenhart, a donation sent to the Heart Fund, and a demonstration by Mrs Adele Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Homemakers
Braddock Homemakers Club
Neuman Brunk
Charles T Main
Clemon Lenhart
Association of Heart Fund
Adele Muller
Montevue Home
James Goodman
Frederick Council of Homemakers
Hood College
Elmer Meitzler
Braddock Club
Lincoln Engelbrecht
Clara Campbell
Osborne Schade
Karl Bussard
Paul Ma‘lone
Army Security Agency enlistment noted for Kelbaugh
Ist. Lt. June Crutchfield local Women's Recruiting Officer Gilbert Kelbaugh and MSgt. Zeke Watkins gather to mark Kelbaugh enlisting for a three year term in the Army Security Agency. The ceremony highlights local recruitment efforts and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ket Street
Kelbaugh
Army Security Agency
June Crutchfield
Gilbert Kelbaugh
Homemakers Club reports and lodge officers installed
The meeting covered time saving tips for home life and a County Council By Laws committee was formed. Officials announced Hood College event March 25 and a February 9 meeting at Mrs. R Lee Fisher. Also noted were Lodge Lynch No. 163 officers installed and obituaries for church leader Richard W. Kettells.
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Lerves
Harry Zentz
Winchester Hall
Russell Dudrow
Hood College
Claude Humerick
Raymond Humerick
County Council of Homemakers
R. Lee Fisher
Louge No
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Strength for Today LOOKING UPWARD
Earl L. Douglass asks if life exists on other planets and notes astronomers estimate immense numbers of stars and potential planets. He suggests speculation about life beyond Earth but provides no concrete evidence.
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Jane
Tombuaugh
Ober
Urey
Earl L. Douglass
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Coats
Famous Springs Mills
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Rez
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Walkersville Homemakers
Adele Miler
Walkersville Homemakers’ Club
Hood Colege
Chrirman
Nelson Stauffer
Detbarn
Chi Nicodemus
Richard Thompson
Yharmont Homemakers
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Lampkin
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Lee J. Kelbaugh
U.S. Army
US Army
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Episcopal Church
Michigan
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New York City
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U.S
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Eaton
Ohio
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General Wayne
Sandalwood
Rose
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