…on January 9, 2009, where there’s a photo of President Eisenhower watching George Bergdoll putt at the Country Club. (See: Part I: On Eisenhower’s York County golf round: He turned…
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…Eisenhower farm was in York County… . Dwight D. Eisenhower chats with local manufacturers during his visit to York County. (Photos from The Gazette and Daily.) Wood for the document…
Retired Gettysburg residents President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife, Mamie, were patrons of Thomas Bros. Country Store and Museum in Biglerville, Pa. Photos of the Eisenhowers are placed around…
…if not enthusiastic.” Dwight D. Eisenhower – Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke to 300 York County industrial leaders at a Manufacturers Association of York’s dinner at the County Club…
…and didn’t mug for the press in the same mold as George Patton and certain other fellow generals. But primarily his lack of prominence today comes because Ike Eisenhower did…
…it was liberated. He was there to meet up with allied Soviet soldiers deep in Germany. But one of his fondest war stories was meeting Supreme Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower…
Retiree Dwight D. Eisenhower meets with a group of visitors from Arles, France, York’s twinned city, in Gettysburg in 1962. Eisenhower supported the twinning program between U.S. and European cities….
…opted not to seek a second full term in 1952. That election, York County shifted its allegiance to a Republican presidential candidate, Dwight D. Eisenhower, after backing the Dems during…
…addition to creating the U.S. Army Field Band. Devers was impressed with Kennedy’s astute questions after Devers submitted his final report and showed his prickly relationship with Ike Eisenhower. “Now…
…Dem.) – 30,915 (Dewey, Repub.) 1948 33,110 (Truman, Dem.) – 32,501 (Dewey, Repub.) 1952 39,288 (Stevenson, Dem.) – 44,068 (Eisenhower, Repub.) 1956 37,848 (Stevenson, Dem.) – 47,057…