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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1941

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Balkans War Drama Tests Nazi Drive and Allied Gamble

As the Balkans war unfolds Germany enjoys early triumphs in Belgrade and Yugoslavia but faces steep obstacles to the east. Britain strengthens its new front, while Germany grapples with stretched supply lines in Bulgaria and the risk of a prolonged struggle. Italy teeters near defeat in Albania as Greek and Yugoslav pressure grows.

Balkans Yugoslavia Greece Belgrade Adolf Hitler British Isles Bulgaria Germany Turkey Russia Italy Albania

Memorial Day Parade Plans For Butte Announced

A joint Memorial day committee in Butte outlined plans for May 30 including a parade, graveside services, Memorial Park exercises, and school visits. Paul Rooney was elected general chairman succeeding Henry A. Young, with Mrs. Margaret La Forest secretary. Four committees were named to run parade, activities, school visitations, and publicity.

Veterans’ Organizations Butte Paul Rooney Joint Committee Henry A. Young Young Margaret la Forest Memorial Park Fred Budd Robert Oliver John P. Lane William van Orden Leo Morrissey Joseph Matteucci Dave Johnson Margaret LaForest Gladys Berryman Pearl Dougherty Viola Nichols Gertrude Bennetts Bion W. Hall Annie M. Quinn A. W

British Troops Take Addis Ababa Capital of Ethiopia

British forces announced they reached Addis Ababa the capital on Saturday evening completing a rapid advance. The Italian garrison reportedly fled Italy and Ethiopian patriots led by Haile Selassie surrounded Debra Markos while other Italian holds in southern Ethiopia are isolated and yielding to advancing South African troops. A heavy air raid accompanied the final push toward the capital.

Cairo Egypt Addis Ababa Awash Benito Mussolini Italy Aduna North Africa Bengali East Africa Massaua Red Sea Eritrea Dessye Gondar Debra Markos Haile Selassie Ethiopia Yavella Neghelli Barefoot Bans Math

Two New Attacks on Brit Convoys Reported by the Italians

Rome reports two new attacks on British convoys in the eastern Mediterranean one by a lone submarine and one by planes. The Italian high command says one large ship sunk and another damaged. The plane raid occurred west of Crete while the submarine attack was described as in the eastern Mediterranean. The communique notes continued German Italian advances against the British in Cyrenaica.

Rome Mediterranean Crete Cyrenaica

Allis-Chalmers Agreement Reported Signed

The defense mediation board announced that an agreement for settlement of the Allis-Chalmers strike has been signed by the company and by union officials subject to ratification by members. Milwaukee plant to reopen Tuesday. An impartial referee will rule on certain disputes between company and United Automobile Workers.

Washington Defense Mediation Board Allis-Chalmers Max W. Babb Mlwaukee W. H. Davis Davis Shell

Clyde Neighbor elected head of Butte VFW post

Clyde Neighbor was elected commander of Butte post 1448 Veterans of Foreign Wars at a Sunday meeting in the post hall on Arizona street. He succeeds J. O. Atkins as judge advocate. Other officers chosen include Stanley Hanson as senior vice commander and Robert Oliver as junior vice commander. W. J. Pascoe was named post quartermaster, trustee. Installation with auxiliary officers to be announced.

Clyde Neighbor Butte Arizona Street J. O. Atkins Stanley Hanson Robert Oliver W. J. Pascoe

German Bombers Blast Open City of Belgrade, Greeks Halt Nazi Advance

Athens reports German air raids and ground attacks across Greece as Greece and Yugoslavia enter broader war. Greek forces defend Belgrade front while Italian troops advance in Albania and Salonika remains a focal point of the Axis strike. Greek spokesman hails resistance as a historic epic amid heavy bombardment andEqual.

Belgrade Germany Greece Italy Yugoslavia Rome Athens Salonika Aegean New York Bell Struma Norway Belgium Holland France Russia

Weather Outlook for Butte and Montana Regions

Butte forecasts mostly cloudy days Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Montana expects partly to mostly cloudy conditions with rain or snow possible in extreme east and west portions and perhaps central Montana on Monday.

Butte Montana

Butte Voters To Choose 19 Public Officers Today

Butte voters head to the polls for the municipal general election to elect 19 officers including the mayor and city council. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. across 16 precincts with voting by machines and individual candidate selections.

Butte Cliff Crowley Charles A. Hauswirth Patrick King Bernard E. Holland Elmer O. Binder Louis A. Buckley J. P. Moore John T Sherrig) Sullivan Dewey McGeehan Barry O'Leary John EB. O'Neill Emmett Malone Arthur J. Mehrens Fred B. Christy Alex Red) McDonald

Red Cross chief cites odds against bombing in England

Bowen McCoy, director of Red Cross relief in England, says Britons face 7,500 to 1 against a German bomb. He notes British health authorities’ surprise at low casualty totals, describes shock and injuries from blast, and praises British women driving ambulances and rescue crews as 850,000 serve in women's voluntary services. An average of five American Red Cross supply boats reach England weekly.

Red Cross Relief England Washington Bowen McCoy American Red Cross Relief Britain Norman Davis Red Cross San Francisco McCoy

Walkerville Will Elect Today

Voters in Walkerville go to the polls today to elect a mayor treasurer police judge and six aldermen. Polls open 8 to 6 with three ward polling sites and about 950 eligible voters.

Walkerville Hilltop Sherman School Ward 1 City Hall North Main Street James R. Shea Democratic Party Richard Paull Citizens’ Party Danny Lou Daniels Annie Hill Frank McDonald Charles Storer Bid Odgers Pete Vidack Joseph Cavanaugh Charles Brunell Andy Peoples Adele Gipp Frank McQuiston Francis Lohman

Reich Reports SI Yugoslav Planes Destroyed Fires Rage in Capital City

German bombers blasted Belgrade as Nazi forces push into Yugoslavia and Greece. 81 Yugoslav planes were destroyed. Greeks claim they held fast while Axios tanks and planes aided the advance. Allies in Greece and Turkey watched diplomatically as fighting intensified.

Reich

U S Orders Supplies to Yugoslavia

The United States government ordered military and other supplies sent to Yugoslavia to resist Germany's invasion. Secretary of State Hull announced the action after consultations with President Roosevelt, aligning with aid to those defending themselves. Norman H. Davis of the Red Cross ordered over $1,000,000 in aid without delay including field hospitals medicines blankets and 2,000,000 surgical dressings.

Washington United States Yugoslavia Germany Hull Oneene Rosevelt Norman H. Davis Red Cross Greece Hull

Elks Lodge Honors Malcolm Gillis in Ritual Service

Butte ritualistic service by Elks Lodge No. 240 honored Malcolm Gillis 79 a longtime member and past exalted ruler who died Friday at his home 823 West Quartz Street He had been a Butte pioneer since 1889 Burial set for Mount Moriah under Highland lodge A F and A M with Exalted Ruler James O Neill and officers leading the rites Friends filled White's funeral chapel as Harold Estlick played and James N Murphy sang in a solemn tribute

Butte Lodge No. 240 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Malcolm Gillls Order Mr. Gillis Butte West Quartz Street Masonic Temple Highland Lodge No. 142 A. F A.M Mount Moriah James O’neill White Gillis Harold Estlick Isle of Somewhere James N. Murphy

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