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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1945

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Atomic Bomb Strikes Nagasaki in Second Japans Hit

Reports from Guam say the second atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki at noon Aug 9 produced good results, with Gen. Carl A. Spaatz confirming the mission. Nagasaki, a 250000+ city on Kyushu, faced extensive destruction similar to Hiroshima as shipyards and war plants were leveled by the blast.

Guam Japan Nagasaki Hiroshima Carl A. Spaatz Strategic Air Forces Hiro

End to War in Pacific Hangs on Russia and Bomb

Secretary of State Byrnes said there is little time for Japan to save itself as Russia enters the war against Japan following Truman's announcement. Washington expects Russia's help plus the atomic bomb to hasten Japan's defeat and end the Pacific holocaust soon.

Halsey’s Third Fleet Reopens Drive on Japanese Homeland

Admiral Halsey’s Third Fleet resumes action against Japan from Guam at dawn. Carrier planes strike northern Honshu while Soviet Russia declares war, following a day of intensive B 29 raids on Fukuyama Yawata and the Nakajima aircraft plant.

Guam U.P William F. Halsey Third Fleet Honshu Soviet Russia Japan Navy Fukuyama Yawata Nakajima

59 Jap Vessels Are Blasted by U.S. Airmen

Gen Douglas MacArthur reports Far Eastern Air Force missions sunk or damaged 59 Japanese vessels Sunday and Monday across the Korea Strait to the Netherlands East Indies. Bombers hit a 6,000‑ton freighter and multiple small ships while airfields and communications were harassed in the Ryukyus and Japanese home islands. Five enemy planes attempted a raid on Okinawa, with one shot down.

Hugh Crumpler Manila U.P Far Eastern Air Force Korea Netherlands East Indies Douglas MacArthur Japan Ryukyus Islands Kyushu Shikoku Honshu Okinawa

Two Die When Car Leaves Highway In Elk Park Canyon

Funeral arrangements are pending for James William D Arcy 38 of Walkerville and Mrs Archie C Viox 42 of Gagnon Street after their car plunged through a guardrail in Elk Park canyon and crashed into Bison creek. D Arcy’s body was found beside the creek as searchers continue the investigation.

James William D'Arcy West Daly Walkerville Archie C. Viox East Gagnon Elk Park Canyon Bison Creek D’arcy

Destruction of German Machinegun Nest Wins Butte Man Silver Star

Sgt. John W. McKinley of Butte received the Silver Star for gallantry near Schorndorf Germany on April 21 1945. Leading infantry under heavy fire he located a German machinegun 75 yards ahead and, ignoring enemy fire, destroyed it.

Butte Man John W Jack) McKinley Butte Sgt. McKinley J. 8. McKinley State Lois McKinley Helena McKinley Germany 40Th Schorndorf

Japanese Kwantung Army Reports Ground Air Battles

The Tokyo radio quoted a Kwantung army communique saying the Soviet army attacked Japanese forces on the eastern Soviet Manchukuo border at one this morning with ground forces and Soviet aircraft bombing Manchukuo. The eastern border lies near Vladivostok and Changkucfeng, where the Kwantung army faced prior clashes.

Kwantung Army New York Tokyo Radio Associated Press FCC Manchukuo Vladivostok Changkucfeng Korea Jap Kwangtung Europe

Truman to address nation at 8 p.m. tonight

President Truman will speak to the nation for about 30 minutes at 8 p.m. mountain war time over all radio networks. The address was anticipated to cover Potsdam conference results but may now provide a full appraisal of Russia's war declaration and revised conditions.

Washington Truman Russia

Conference on Silver Bow County Budget Plan

A conference of Silver Bow County taxpayers and county commissioners discussed the budget. The tax payer group presented recommendations for the final budget due next Monday. The general fund is reported at its maximum levy of 16 mills.

Silver Bow County Board of County Commissioners

Dormant Chikura Dake Volcano Erupts 20000 Feet

Army and Navy pilots reported Chikura Dake on Paramushiro in the Kurile islands erupting as high as 20000 feet. The mile high peak lies three miles from Kambasatsu airfield and 15 miles from two other air fields, with lava flow details not disclosed.

ADAK Aleutians Chikura Dake Paramushiro Japan Kurile Islands Navy Kakumbatsu

War Department Hints on Russian Entry and Army Size

Secretary of War Stimson may comment Thursday on whether Russia entering the Japanese war could prompt a further reduction in the U S Army. The War department answered reporters questions on the topic.

Washington Stimson Russia U.S War Department

Nimitz Pledges U S Aid As Soviets Enter War

Admiral Nimitz said on Wednesday the United States Pacific fleet will give full assistance to the Russian effort against Japan as the Soviets enter the war. The remark was made in Guam during a briefing on wartime collaboration.

Guam United States Pacific Fleet Japan Adm Nimitz

Four-Point Gold Mining Program Urged by Western Operators

Western mine operators urged a Senate mining subcommittee to enact a four point plan to revive US gold mining. They asked for a $45 per ounce domestic price, prohibition on official anti mining statements, early moves to place gold in circulation, and immediate postwar labor employment. The resolution notes Allied wartime mining kept going while US output paused.

Helena Senate Robert S. Palmer Denver Colorado Mining Association America United States James E. Murray Mont Glen H. Taylor

Thousands Die in Hiroshima Atomic Blast

Reports from Hiroshima on August 7 show uncounted thousands killed as 60 percent of the city’s population of 343,000 is destroyed. Tokyo radio cites near total devastation and scorched remains. officials warn casualty totals may rise as photographs reveal shattered shelters and burned interiors.

Guam Hiroshima Tokyo Radio Spaatz Strategic Air Force Tokyo

Weather forecast for Butte and Montana expects rain

The outlook calls for mostly cloudy skies in Butte with intermittent light rains Thursday and Thursday night and continued cool. Highs range from 72 Wednesday to 75 85 Thursday west and 80 90 east in Montana with scattered rain and thunderstorms and little temperature change.

Butte Montana

Russia Declares War on Japan After Mediation Offer

Soviet Union announced war on Japan at midnight and said Tokyo asked Moscow to mediate the Pacific conflict about mid July. Molotov described Allied leaders informed and the Japanese rejection of the Potsdam ultimatum as making mediation proposals moot. He read the declaration to the Japanese ambassador and broadcast the news in Moscow.

Moscow Russia Japan Molotov Soviet Union Pacific Tokyo Potsdam Hirohito Naotake Sato United States Britain China Sato Kremlin

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Shima Imperial Army Manchuria Marianas Hanford Richland Wash Byrnes United Nations New World Organization Stalin Community of Nations Great Britain By Douglas B. Cornell Siberian Siberia Halsey Edward L. Thomas Java James W. D'Arcy Archie Viox Sgt Jack McKinley Taxpayers’ Group John R. Ward By Eddy Gilmore Ussr Okhotss Kamchatka Peninsula Baramushirog Arafuto Hokkaido Pacific Ocean Port Arthur Karafuto Sakhalin Kuriles
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