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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
2
The Corry Journal Printing Department at Warren Woolworth Company in Warren will close today. Manager William Dawes reports that any item not easily shipped will be priced for quick sale and the manager will be reassigned to another store.
A collection of 35 oil paintings by Winston Churchill, created yesterday for exhibitions in the United States and Canada, includes landscapes and interiors valued at 100000 dollars. The first show opens January 22 at the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery in Kansas City.
At the hospital several admissions and discharges are noted including Sweatt daughter of Mr and Mrs Mevion Bens admitted Tuesday and Robin Suv daughter of Mr and Mrs David Allen discharged Tuesday. Crawford County officials elected Earl Austin president of the Fair Boards replacing Milton D Nodler.
The map outlines the approved routes for Pennsylvania and highlights the Keystone Shortway from Sharon to Stroudsburg. It details the federally funded system and marks the major corridors planned for completion across the state.
A $92 000 modern barracks building by A C Benninger on Warren Jamestown highway near North Warren houses both men and squad cars. Tionests leased it to the state police for five years at 225 dollars monthly including utilities. Jamestown faces a record high city budget and higher taxes with an estimated budget over 5 000 000 before final council approval next month. Deer Head Inn will be closed until January 2.
The Daily Worker, longtime Voice of Communism in the United States, is reportedly slated to cease publication next week after a secret vote by the National Executive Committee. Editor John Gates disputes the move and plans to continue publishing the paper.
In Ghula Vista California neighbors on the 200 block of Guava Street compete in a Christmas light display contest. Standice McNain, a bakershop owner, wins with a sparse display and a small sign reading SCROOGE.
Pravda denounces the NATO peace push as a cold war sermon and rejects foreign ministers talks on disarmament. It accuses the United States of a strength-based policy and warns that such talks would pave the way for Western coercion against the Soviet Union. The Soviet press also opposes rocket and missile base plans in NATO states.
The article reports a split in Soviet leadership over a disarmament idea. The foreign minister suggests a UN special session or international conference while Le Supreme Soviet rejects it. Secretary of State and President Eisenhower show skepticism and call for clear Communist sincerity before any summit.
President Eisenhower will be presented with a photo album from a French committee led by Jean Murle and General Pierre Billote. The album contains photographs from ceremonies commemorating the Lafayette Bicentennial.
Beverly Hilton, 11, marked her sixth Christmas in a coma at St Joseph Hospital Keller Texas as family visitations return yearly. Doctors say prognosis uncertain while siblings Eric and others keep hope alive amid ongoing medical care.
Two youths from the Azores stowed away on a U. S. Air Force plane at Terceira and believed they reached the United States. The plane landed in France at Chatelets Base near Bourges. Gendarmes detained them after escape from the base and Bourges court will decide their fate.
Red China has flown its China made civilian airliner the A percent with a single engine. It is reported fashioned for night flying and Bund landings in Hong Kong.
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