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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 28, 1955

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Eisenhower Farm Purchases Near Gettysburg Revealed

The Brandon farm near Gettysburg now hosts Ivlan Feaster, the President’s farmer, with Gen. Nevins named as Eisenhower’s farm operations agent. Deed records show Nevins bought the Brandon place July 17, 1954 for $55,000. Adams County records deny a deed transfer on the latest property. Richard A. Brown of Gettysburg represented the buyer, also involved in the initial purchase for the President.

Earl W. Brandon Brandon Eisenhower Gettysburg Brandon Place Ilvan Feaster Gen Nevins Gettys‘burg Recorder of Deeds Harvey Reidinger Adams County Haan Stade Brandons Place Bernard Redding Richard A. Brown

Adenauer hails French approval of Paris treaties for European unity

Bonn March 27 Chancellor Adenauer said French ratification of the Paris treaties to rearm West Germany creates a firm basis for unity in Europe and for Germanys entry into the Atlantic Pact. He spoke after an all night French Senate session approved the accord and hailed Germanys return from occupation status as a step toward reunification with Western partners.

Bonn Germany Konrad Adenauer Paris Europe France Adenauer Heinrich von Brentano Free World von Brentano

Ike Expands His Farm Land

President Eisenhower reportedly expands his Gettysburg area holdings adding two farms totaling 284 acres to his existing 189 acres. The 160 acre tract across Waterworks road was purchased through Arthur S. Nevins, a former Army general and friend of Eisenhower. Motels rumor and sale timing noted, with limited verification and a planned May conveyance after survey.

Washington Eisenhower Gettysburg Eisenhower Farrmhouse Motel Prospect Redding Gen. Nevins Mr. Redding

Mountain City Lodge Hosts District Pythian Initiation

Mountain City No 29 Knights of Pythias hosted District No 3 for a special class initiation at Pythian Castle Saturday. The class honored past Chancellor Milton F. Akers. Candidates from Charity Lodge 58 Westminster and Stronghold 101 Beallsville plus Mountain City Lodge Frederick received the Page rank with a district team. Numerous dignitaries including Supreme Representatives Edward M. Akers and David Harris attended, along with Grand Chancellors, Grand Masters and deputy district officials. Refreshments followed served by Mountain City Temple No. 1a Pythian Sisters.

Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias Ata Pythian Castle Milton F. Akers Charity Lodge Westminster Stronghold Lodge Beallssville Frederick Merril Morgan Edward M. Akers David Harris Baltimore George W. Skinner Union Bridge Brawner Z. Harding Gaithersburg Clarence Harman Helmuth E. Pleuge Easton Julius B. Schindler Cumberland Joseph Waller Brown Laurel F. Bond Watson Silver Surf John Gall District of Columbia Richardson Herman DeHanna Mountain City

Krupp Makes Comeback In Essen After Allied Controls

In Essen Germany Alfried Krupp reports his industrial concern barred from coal and steel by Allies has regained world market strength and expanded international operations. The 46 year old heir says Krupp is moving into new production fields worldwide including Asia Europe and South America with ventures into plastics.

KRUPP Essen Germany Alfried Krupp German Armament Empire House of Krupp Asia Europe South America Muinesscaeiy Dle Ido

Marisa Pier Angeli Adopts Stage Name Pavan

Actress Marisa Pi erangeli, twin of Anna Pier Angeli, chooses Marisa Pavan as her professional name to avoid shadow and preserve initials. Paramount approved the change while she was at Paramount. Terry Lewis buys rights to The Rabbit Trap for Broadway. CBS stars Godfrey and Sullivan reportedly clash over remarks.

CBS Wemd NBC WBAL ABC Wal New York MBS Srals Marisa Nat Nan Marisa Pavan Paramount Terry Lewis iTelevision Playhouse

Hereford Assn Elects and Safe Under Way Today

Leon Falk Jr of Pittsburgh was elected president of the Eastern Hereford Association at a Franks Leon Key Hotel dinner meeting. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr of New York was named one of three directors. E F Wark was elected vice president and John H Rover Jr was reelected secretary treasurer. Other directors include H C Groff and Henry Good. Buyers came from the eastern seaboard and as far west as Kansas.

Leon Falk Jr Pittsburgh Eastern Posted Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr W York Franks Leon Key Hotel Frederick Fairgrounds E. F. Wark Freehold X. J John H. Rover Jr Glenwood Roosevelt H. C. Groff West Virginia Henry Good Virginia Eastern Seaboard Kansas Herman

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