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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1971
Page
1
The fragmentary item mentions A Craig and Gary in a relational context with a new element. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps but indicates people named Craig and Gary connected in a new development or relation.
Ant and Orden concluded the seven run contest with a final tally that settled the dispute. The players finished with a narrow margin, prompting cheers from the crowd and a cautious nod from officials.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Ayron Tonia in relation to a land landing event but provides no clear details on place date or outcome. Further readable context is needed to identify the subject and stakes.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item about Sher Lymer Jr Tivir Nar at a breakfast event. Names and exact details are unclear but indicate a local social gathering.
The Senate opens debate on a bill to give Nixon another year to continue wage price and rent controls through April 30, 1973 while allowing retroactive pay raises denied by the Aug. 15 to Nov. 14 freeze. Proxmire plans to oppose unless the extension is cut, citing economic concerns. George Shultz argues the extension prevents uncertainty next spring.
Washington AP reports two weeks after the wage price freeze ends that public uncertainty about Phase 2 ceilings unsettles consumers and investors. Officials note a stock market slump linked to doubts on inflation control while big firms plan wage and price moves ahead of postfreeze expectations.
Fire at G. Glenn Davis home near Corry from an overheated wood stove pipe caused 10000 in total losses. Alarms came in at 12 25 pm with Corry Columbus and Elgin Beaverdam volunteers sending multiple engines and tankers. Firefighters attacked from the second floor as flames spread through the attic space.
Stewardess Ann Harrell says one hijacker admitted killing trooper Robert Rosen bloom after their Boeing 727 landed in Havana. FBI identified the three hijackers as Michael R. Finney Ralph L. Goodwin and Charles Hill, all connected to the Albuquerque gundown in November.
A flash fire in a Town of Carroll home in Frewsburg killed Gerald Beardsley 22 his wife Carol 24 and their infant Shannon 2 months by smoke asphyxia. Three others escaped by leaping from windows as the one story dwelling burned shortly after 10 30 p m. Frewsburg Fire Chief Gary Waid noted the bodies found in the central and rear areas as investigators believe the father attempted to rescue the infant before succumbing. The elder Beardsley mother and two other children leaped to safety. Continued on back page.
Reports from Amman and Cairo describe growing turmoil after Prime Minister Wasfi Tell was assassinated by Palestinians. Jordan's Foreign Minister Abdullah Salah was wounded, four Palestinians with Syrian passports arrested, and Black September linked to the plot. The incident sparks fears of wider conflict and regional retaliation as analysts weigh responses by Jordan, Israel, and Arab nations.
Federal investigators join probe into a midair crash near Brady's Run Park in Beaver County that killed three licensed pilots. One plane plunged into Brady’s Run Lake while the other landed at Beaver County Airport. Victims named are Louis Gache 6 Francesco Del Tinto 31 and Gaylord Sheets owner of the wrecked craft. Witnesses describe wing detachment and debris scattered over the lake as search efforts resume.
Jersey remains a tax haven where only those with high income can live, with no sales or capital gains taxes and low corporate levies. The British parliaments offered special Common Market terms to preserve Jersey’s status while preserving a thriving tourist trade and foreign wealth, amid debates over autonomy and potential independence.
Police units report a busy weekend with one case closed by city police and another by state police. Two 14 year old boys admitted shooting holes in a Corry Water Supply Co building, while two other youths 17 from Union City and Ashtabula face juvenile petitions for burglary. A separate burglary involved an 18 year old and a Meade Park museum cash box stolen November 15, later discarded in French Creek. State troopers also recovered a stolen 1962 Chevrolet from behind a bank office lot near Lovells Corners, left unlocked with an improvised ignition to start the car.
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