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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1943

Page

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Peace talks resume in Italy amid RAF raids on Milan Turin Genoa

In northern Italy disruptions grow as Allied air strikes hit Milan Turin and Genoa. Radio Algiers reports new peace negotiations while German envoys try to prop up Badoglio’s government. Italian socialists urge a general strike to push for a swift peace.

London U.P Italy Milan Turin Genoa Algiers Lombardy Pietro Badoglio Reich

Bloodied night clash amid wounded under Japanese assault

Lt Nicholas T Kliebert of Detroit recounts a seven hour siege where 11 soldiers, guarding wounded, repelled 300 Japanese attackers. He says 175 enemy were killed while 25 men remained as nothing escaped the brutal night. Four wounded officials were listed dead. Witnesses note the massacre as unarmed litter bearers aided by Serjeants Jeliotti and Petrowski.

George Jones U. S Munda Nicholas T. Kliebert Detroit Kliebert Harry Jeliotti Bridgett Conn Joseph Petrowski

Jap River Craft Blasted From Air

British communiqué says Beaufighters along the Irrawaddy river attacked and damaged 150 Japanese river craft including supply sampans and troop-carrying motorboats. A formation of Blenheim bombers also dropped on Maungdaw. clouds limited results but all aircraft returned to base.

New Delhi Irrawaddy River Maungdaw

Bomb Attacks Hit Milan Turin and Genoa in Heavy RAF Raid

RAF Lancasters pounded Milan Turin and Genoa in a heavy night air raid aimed at pressuring Italy over Rome and the peace issue. Only two planes were lost, with one bomber missing and later reaching a North African base.

R. A. F. Lancasters Italy Milan Turin Genoa Badoglio London Rome Pietro Badoglio Dwight D. Eisenhower Air Ministry Britain Schnzenburg

Shortage of Longies Feared for Next Winter

New York reports from the underwear institute warn of a potential shortage of longies next winter. Factors include yarn scarcity, labor shortages, and diversion of textile output to the armed forces and lend-lease.

New York Underwear Institute John Doe Grandpop

Gaps Blasted in Lines of Germans

Russian forces drive across the Ukrainian steppes widening gaps in German lines to seize Bogodukhov near Kharkov and cut the Kharkov Sumy railroad. Bryansk gains reach Orel railheads as 4,500 Germans reported killed and 58 planes shot down.

London U.P Bogodukhov Kharkov Kharkov- Sumy Dolzhik Ukraine Bryansk Orel Orel-Bryansk Red Army Moscow

Frank J. Walker Heads East for National Duties

Postmaster General Frank C. Walker ends a brief Montana vacation and heads to Washington D C with stops in St. Paul and Chicago. He plans to address Rotary clubs on the post office department and conduct a business conference before returning to the capital.

Frank C. Walker Washington, D. C Butte Country Club Montana Seeley Lake Walker Hallie

Powers of Great Magnitude Given Goering

Spanish press from Berlin reports that powers of enormous magnitude are concentrated in Reichs marshal Hermann Goering. A Hitler headquarters meeting is seen as confirming that Goering, with Keitel and Doenitz, heads Germany while the army wields real power. The Nazi party remains a facade to avoid official loss of power amid a long war. Italian Fascists vanish as Badoglio governs with weakened authority.

Madrid Berlin Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering Adolf Hitler Reich Wilhelm Keitel Karl Doenitz Goering Germany Keitel Doenitz Hitler I Duce Pietro Badoglio Italy Badoglio

Adrano Falls to British Eighth Army in Sicily Drive

Allied forces under General Montgomery captured Adrano after a massive artillery barrage that drove enemy rearguards from the town and opened the route toward Bronte. The assault included Canadian troops and seized key highway links near Mount Etna amid German resistance from dug in 88 mm guns.

Eighth Army Sicily Mediterranean Tunis Adrano Mount Etna Bernard L. Montgomery Bronte North Africa Andrano Simeto Salso

Weather Outlook for Sunday and Monday Temperatures

Weather forecast notes little temperature change for Monday and Monday evening. Sunday's high reaching 75 degrees with a low of 44 degrees.

Navy Wins Solomons Battles In Key Vella Gulf Clash

Allied reports show U S Navy sinking a Japanese cruiser and up to three destroyers in a one hour battle near Kolombangara. Earlier actions in Kula gulf and Munda area add to total enemy losses of 23 to 26 ships with US losses of one cruiser and two destroyers. Vila reinforcement attempt thwarted by surprise strike.

U. S. Navy Solomons United States Allied Southwest Pacific United States Navy Munda William F. Halsey Kolombangara Island Vella Gulf Douglas MacArthur U. S Kula Gulf Vila Kolombangara New Georgia Gulf Bairoko Harbor Vellavella

Berlin Evacuates Over a Million as War Pressure Grows

The German radio says more than 1,000,000 women and children will leave Berlin in a partial evacuation. Evacuees told to carry 24 hours of food and bedding. keys to apartments to be left with air wardens. Goebbels notes non essential withdrawal is under way. Reports say air raids dropped leaflets warning Berlin’s fate echoes Hamburg’s destruction.

London Berlin Associated Press Paul Joseph Goebbels Sweden Hamburg

Ramirez Fed Up With Defamations in Argentina

General Pedro Ramirez, president of Argentina, told a press conference he was a little fed up with defamations of his government. He said it was impossible for an Argentine military man to aspire to model the country after dictatorships, following his remarks after returning from Rosario where he spoke last night and reaffirmed democratic intentions amid rumors abroad of a fascist shift.

Buenos Aires Argentina Pedro Ramirez Rosario

Allied Victories Are Decisive Pacific War Outlook

General Douglas MacArthur said Allied wins in the southwest Pacific have been decisive of the final Pacific outcomes. He noted Japan has exhausted its resources and now faces a defensive posture as Allied progress continues and Guadalcanal and Salamaua are contrasted with a reversed scenario.

Southwest Pacific Pacific Douglas MacArthur Japan MacArthur Guadalcanal Port Moresby Munda Salamaua

Allied forces push through Sicily drive toward Messina trap

Allied troops in Sicily seize Biancaville Adrano and Bronte as British Eighth Army drives on Mt Etna and closes in on Randazzo pass. American forces advance from the west amid reports of massing enemy craft in the Messina area and heavy air activity targeting transport and barges.

Allied North Africa U.P Mount Etna Biancaville Adrano Bronte Randazzo Pass Messina Belpasso Catania Randazzo Eighth Army Siope Mt. Etna

Steiner elected Montana State Elks president in one day session

Joel J. Steiner of Lewistown was elected president of the Montana State Elks association at a one day meeting replacing the usual convention. Other officers named were Robert E. Lee Cut Bank Leo C. Musberger Virginia City Arthur Trenerry Billings and Arthur C. Baker Lewistown. Former Judge Lew L. Callaway of Helena named honorary president for 41 years of service.

Helena Joel J. Steiner Lewistown Montana State Elks Association Missoula Steiner James F. Higgins Robert E. Lee Cut Bank Leo C. Musberger Virginia City Arthur Trener

Annual Catholic Women Convene in Butte

Scores of Catholic women from western Montana attend the twenty second annual convention of the Helena diocesan council of the National Council of Catholic Women in Butte. The event opens with a pontifical mass by Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore at Sacred Heart church and runs through Tuesday afternoon with registration at the Finlen hotel and a city sight seeing tour led by Chief of Police Bart Riley.

Montana Butte Helena National Council of Catholic Women Sacred Heart Church Joseph M. Gilmore Finlen Hotel Bart Riley Immaulate Conception Church Norbert C. Hoff Immaculate Conception

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Switzerland Africa Austria Pantie Dodge City Kan Here Dodge City Army Air Field Frank J. Walker East Reich For Carl Pearson Lothrop Mont Phillip J. Coleman St. Louis Missoula County Coleman Albert Besancon Pearson Cass S. Hough Plymouth Mich England By Noland Norgaard Ramirez Pacific Zone U. S. Seventh Army Seventh Army State Elks Catholic Women's Council Bishop J. M. Gilmors
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