Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
DAY-BY-DAY
REVIEW OF
THE NEWS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st.


President Truman Gusts Secretar!
Of Commerce Wallace because o.
Wallace's criticism of U. S. pohcs
of get tough with Russia. Truman
forbids any official in future 10
speak against established foreign pol
icv wallace resigns with pledge "
continue to fight for peace
shining strike ends after 10 days
&C clio seamen win demands for pay
boost. -. o,
The United Nations Security Couh-
Gil rejects Russian-sponsoreo Gull
domination of Greece and then drop
nod the controversial Greek issue
from agenda after Russia vetoes al
American proposal for on-the-spo1
investigation of reported shootlngS
along northern Greek border.
european Peace conference IN Paris
upholds Big Four decision on ltaio-
Yugoslav border and proposed Tree
state of Trieste, defeating 4ugosla'
expansion bid.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd
Rescue operations begin to PICK
I'D survivors of Belgian airllner WHICH
crashed in wilds of Newfoundland
Army sends in medical rescue team
hv rubber boats. Because OF terrain
~ survivors are being flown out oy
helicopters. , L;+s
European peace conference nus
new snag as Slav bloc, spearheaoeo
nv Russia, contests proposal to give
protection in Romania to British ana
foreign oil companies.
Diplomatic authorities at Paris
neace conference say end OF talks
nav find U. S. relations with Russia
reaching new turning point. May
lead to meeting between Truman
and Stain.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2Srd
w. Ayerell Hartman, present am
hassador to Great Britain and form
erlv to Russia. is picked by President
Truman as Wallace's successor to
Secretary of U. S. Chamber OF Com
merce. In picking Hartman. he gets
bio businessman. longtime new
dealer. and friend of both Russia
and Great Britain. Early reaction
to selection is favorable.
Chinese National armies move
againrt communist supply port of
Anturg in Manchuria. Object de-
scribed as move to cut off possible
Russian aid to Chinese Reds.
Spanish government retallateS
American failure to assign ambassa-
dor t. francois shady government
by refusing to send top diplomatic
representative to U. S. HalfWa?
break is expected to continue until
Spain cleans house of Falange
dictatorial hold.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER gath
Russia lashes out at U. N. Security
Council meet at U. S. troops in Ice
land, China and Latin America. Rep
resentative Gromyko asks body TO
obtain data on disposition of army
forces. Draws sharp reply from
Brazilian delegate.
Big Four meet called for in Paris
peace conference to iron out differ
ences and pave way for adjournment
of 21-nation peace conference by &C.
tober IS.
Railroads tell ICC freight rates
are about to cause bankruptcy. Say
deficit of 312 million dollars imnai-
nent for 1e47 unless freight rates
are upped.
President Truman begins looking
around for man of outstanding char
after and prestige to be new am
h"ssado~ 70 Great Britain, succeed
;~r r"":';n'on. recently appointed
"noreto"v r',ornber of Commerce.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25th
U. N. Security Council refuses
Russian demand that inquiry be
launched as to u S. troops abroad.
Vote is To against probe as China
tells Gyomyko U. S. forces in that
country her affair.
Pittsburgh court sentences union
leader of electrical workers to one
year in Jail contempt Of court after
he called strike in defiance of court
Injunction. Judge orders strike end
ed by tomorrow.
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson
SAYS farm ceilings are now as high
as they need to be to stimulate pro-
duction. Reports farmers holding
back produce awaiting rise IN prices.