Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-04
DAY-BY-DAY
REVIEW OF
THE NEWS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sth

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in internal affairs of countries in
volved in traffic on Danube. Charges
that U. S. refusal to return vessels
belonging to Czechs and Slavs made
to put pressure on these two coun-
tries to obtain aims in southeastern
Europe.
OPA. admitting defeat in meat
meal restaurant price rollback grants
rise in prices. Many canned and
frozen foods are 'decontrolled'. An
nounces price jumps to be uniform
for entire country.
U. S. Criticizes Yugoslav iron cur
tain Sees fundamental issue in &C
ton of barring distribution if Amer
lean information in country.
President Truman hears flood con-
troll appeals from Congressman whose
districts have been sighted. He
will reconsider Waterways Economic
order.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th
U. S. and Britain back Turkey
in standing against Russian demands
for hand in management of Qardan-
elles. Early conference expected be-
tween two countries as Russia renews
demand which was fatty rejected
month ago by American, Turkish
and British governments.
Housing Expediter Wyatt an
nounces that lumber priorities will
extend to sawmills effective Nov. l.
Lumber producers, dealers voice Wig
orous opposition.
United Nations meet in New York
postpones making decision on con-
troversial Danube issue. Decision ex-
pected next week.
Peace Conference in Paris ap-
proves French line as Italo-Yugoslav
frontier, and establishment of inter-
nationalized zone of Trieste.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 30th
Congressional committee investigat.
ing disposition of war surplus SUD-
plies charges gross negligence, care
lessness and confusion in hnadling
of billions of dollars worth of goods
now being sold by government.
Maritime strike conference still
working to avert strike with no sue
cess. U. S. Officials urge officers to
stay on job until strike deadline, to-
night at 1900.
European peace conference ap-
proves equal trade provision guaran-
teeing Italy and Romania privileges
of international trade over Russia's
opposition.
General DeGaulle condemns French
constitution as being too weak to
maintain it's independence in
between east and west.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER LIST
Former Nazi big wigs expecting
sentences today, expect the worst as
military tribune in
to deliver judgments de-
clares that waging of aggressive war !
fare is the supreme crime. Sen
fences will be delivered individually
to 81 of Hitler's top men.
OPA announces food price in
creases which is said would add $50
million a year to the nations gro
Gerry bill. Textile prices are also
upped one to two percent.
European peace conference over
riding Slav states opposition, adopts
principal of international freedom OF
navigation on the Danube.
At a purchase price of sl'7oo,ooo'
two textile plants at Dillon exchange
hands. Carolina Textiles sells TO
Carolina Mills, South Carolina in
corporated firm.
OCTOBER End
Four Power military tribunal SEN
fences IL Nazi chiefs to be hanged
for war attrocity crimes. Goering,
Won Ribbentrop, Hess. Streieher and
company will probably be executed
within two weeks. Won Papen Is
acquitted, with Russia casting dis
senting vote. Others given prison
terms.
Former Secretary Of State Cordell
Hull issues plea for peace from sick
bed in 18th birthday message. Asks
for Big unity and world coopera-
ton in 'one of the most perilous
junctures in history. Naval hospital
reports Tennesseean's condition very
serious.