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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1941

Page

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War spreading as Axis powers declare on United States

Rome reports Mussolini linking Italy with Japan and declaring war on the United States. Berlin confirms Hitler's pledge of a three-way alliance and severing relations. Washington Congress unanimously declares war on Germany and Italy as Navy reports bomb hits on a Japanese battleship off Luzon.

U.S Italy Germany Congress Washington Navy Thomas C. Hart Luzon United States Hiei Haruna Kirisima Navy Department Thomas Co. Hart U. S. Navy United States Asiatic Fleet

Mexico Breaks With Italy and Germany

Mexico on December 11 severed diplomatic ties with Germany and Italy, aligning with the United States and Great Britain in all but war declaration. Foreign Minister Padilla informed the German and Italian envoys of the break, following Germany’s war move against the U.S. Nicaragua also declared war on Germany and Italy, already at war with Japan. Costa Rica is noted as the first nation in the region in the ongoing war announcements.

Roosevelt Italy Germany Japan Tri-Partite Axis Alliance Mussolini Count Galeazzo Ciano United States Chigi Palace Vittorio Emanuele Rome Axis Berlin United States of America Brandt S. T Hitler Kroll Opera House U. S Mexico City U.P Mexico Great Britain Baron H. Rudi von Collenberg Foreign Office Ezequiel Padilla Alberto Marchetti di Muriaglio Managua Nicaragua

Tokyo Says 81 U.S. Planes Downed and Guam Capture

Tokyo reports 81 American planes destroyed, a submarine and a destroyer sunk in attacks on the Philippines and Guam taken. Refugee Korean government declares war on Japan. Santa Cruz County blackout with evacuation drills and rumors of approaching planes. Japanese forces reportedly land at Legaspi and on Luzon south coast.

United States Pacific Wake Island Wake Luzon Aparri Kwantung Front China Hong Kong Tokyo U.S A. P Philippines Guam Santa Cruz County Santa Cruz Calif Pacific Ocean Army Legaspi Manila Legaspi Juzon Manila Philippine

World War II Allied Nations Lineup

The Allies lineup for the Second World War includes United States Great Britain Canada Australia New Zealand Free France China Greece Belgium Poland Japan Germany Italy Hungary Romania Finland Slovakia and others. Nations listed span the Americas Europe and Asia with multiple colonial and satellite states.

United States Haiti Great Britain Dominican Republic Russia Guatemala Canada South Africa Australia Cuba New Zealand Free France China Greece Costa Rica Netherlands East Indies Panama Belgium Nicaragua Poland el Salvator Honduras Germany Italy Japan Manchukuo Hungary Rumania Finland Slovakia

World War II War Declarations Amid Global Powers

President Truman urges quick action as Germany declares war on the United States and Russia hesitates to join Japan against the Allies. Hull expresses Soviet support for liberty loving nations while Congress is urged to recognize a state of war, marking a turning point in the global crisis.

United States White House Russia Germany Italy Japan Hull Maxim Litvinoff Union of Socialist Soviet Republics

Russia Rejects Peace Feelers

Soviet officials said any peace with Germany would come only by joint agreement with Britain and the United States. Pravda called Hitler ready to sign a pact if Russia would talk but insisted Germany must end the Hitler regime. The note also confirmed the U.S. is at war with Japan, received by the Soviet envoy.

Kuibyshevv Germany Britain United States Soviet Union Pravda Hitler Gang Russia Davis Zaslavsky Hitler Zaslavsky Great Britain U.S Walter Thurston S. A. Lozovsky Japan Washington Thurston Italy

Butte Leads Montana in Army Enlistments During War

Butte recruiters credited with enlisting about one fourth of Montana’s total on Wednesday at the Missoula state headquarters. Nine of 36 men sworn in that day enlisted through the Mining City office, including Kirby Worley and John R Fearon of Butte. Others named are Frank Kelly Jr, Robert S Rademan, William J Monroe, Robert Landing, Richard L Dunn, William H Long, and John M Ashby. Twenty men queued Thursday before Army Navy and Marine recruiters. 15 were accepted and the Navy planned to send five bluejackets to Salt Lake City for enlistment.

Butte Montana Missoula State Mining Kirby Worley Nettie Street John R. Fearon North Montana Street Frank Kelly, Jr Robert S. Rademan East Granite Street William J. Monroe North Main Street Robert Landing Great Falls Richard L. Dunn Virginia City Montana School of Mines William H. Long Stockett John M. Ashby Folsomville Ind Army Navy Marine Corps Salt Lake City Utah Missoula Thurs

Red Cross War Relief Drive Set By Butte Chapter

More than 500 workers join the American Red Cross drive in Butte to raise 20 000 for war relief. The campaign opens Monday and runs until the day before Christmas with eight divisions led by Eugene Carroll. Radio division headed by E B Craney, booths by Miss Mary Lou Ruhle, Rotary by E L Samsel, Kiwanis Archie Adams, Exchange R D Callahan, Chamber Kenneth Christie, Veterans of Foreign Wars Clyde Neighbours. Radio subscriptions begin Saturday over the air.

Eugene Carroll Red Cross E. B. Craney Mary Lou Ruhle Rotary E. L. Samsel Kiwanis Archie Adams R. D. Callahan Chamber of Commerce Kenneth Christie Clyde

Red Cross Seeks Volunteers With Cars for Weekend

Red Cross workers with automobiles are needed for Saturday night and all day Sunday. Volunteers should call Red Cross headquarters at 4052 immediately.

Red Cross

Rotary pledge backs war relief campaign in Butte

At a weekly Rotary meeting in Butte pledges were signed to join a Red Cross war relief drive aimed at fifty million dollars. Butte’s local quota is twenty thousand dollars and volunteers plan to meet with civic groups on December 18 at the Finlen hotel, with limited solicitations through the weekend.

Eer Butte Rotary Club Civic Civic and Patriotic Organization Finlen American Red Cross Butte

Clear the Road When Sirens Wait

Sheriff Al McLeod urges motorists in Butte to yield immediately when sirens sound. Pull to the right and let officers pass to speed emergency response and save lives.

al McLeod Butte

Hawaii Attacks Kill Fifty Nine Civilians at Island Bases

Honolulu reports a Japanese surprise air strike on Oahu with six raids totaling many aircraft. Fifty to 100 enemy planes attacked Hickam and Kaneohe bases as martial law took effect and habeas corpus was suspended.

Honolulu Hickam Field Army Air Base Pearl Harbor Naval Base Kanehoe Naval Air Base Oahu Island Washington White House Walter C. Short Kewalo

Weather outlook for Montana regions this Friday and Saturday

Partly cloudy conditions expected Friday and Saturday across Butte and near west of the continental divide with light mountain snow flurries and little temperature change. East of the divide mostly cloudy with snow moving from the north Friday morning to southwest by afternoon, with colder conditions into Saturday.

Butte Montana Continental Divide the Divide

Madison County Pioneer Mollie Rowe dies in Butte

Mrs Mollie Rowe a pioneer of Madison county and Alderguich died in a Butte hospital after a brief illness. Born November 16 1863 in the Snake river country she arrived in Aldergulch at three days old. She lived near Sheridan with George Rowe whom she married in 1881 and who died in 1927. She leaves two daughters in law two granddaughters and a son Harry Rowe. Funeral services are set for Monday at St Josephs church in Sheridan with burial in the Sheridan cemetery.

Sheridan Mollie Rowe Alderguich Montana Butte Adobetown Virginia City George Rowe Sheridan Cemetery

UC Graduate Disowns Father Over Pro Axis Ties

Nori Ikeda, UC graduate, publicly disowned her father Kando Ikeda publisher of a Japanese weekly in Oakland for pro Axis sympathies. Ikeda was arrested Monday and held by immigration authorities.

Oakland Calif Upy Nori Ikeda University of California Kando Ikeda Iked

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