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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1941

Page

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Russian Army routs six Nazi divisions in Kalinin drive

Soviet dispatches report Red Army forces routed six German divisions totaling about 90,000 men and recaptured Kalinin, 90 miles northwest of Moscow, as part of the ongoing counter offensive. The victory came after Klin’s recapture and heavy German losses in the central front.

Moscow Red Army Kalinin Here Russia Klin Strauss Volovo Tula Fuskievich Maslenikov

AFL Offers Peace to CIO to Unite Labor for War

The American Federation of Labor declared a joint war labor policy calling for unity and a no strike pledge for the war. It urged creation of a war labor board and asked the National Labor Relations Board to avoid policies that heighten labor conflicts during the emergency.

Washington American Federation of Labor America War Labor Board National Labor Relations Board

California calls emergency session on defense funds

California summoned its legislature to an emergency session to appropriate millions for civilian defense as reports say Mexico will recruit a large reserve army to guard the Lower California peninsula amid growing war tensions.

San Francisco U.P California Mexico

Roosevelt Wins Broad Censorship Powers In War Effort

Congress approved sweeping presidential censorship powers to curb information reaching the enemy. President Roosevelt will implement a wartime censorship with Byron Price named director. The measures allow redistributing government duties and controlling alien financial transactions and $7 billion in alien property. House and Senate move to align their versions for rapid enactment.

Byron Price Associated Press U. S Washington Roosevelt Congress Walker Price Senate House United States House Judiciary Committee van Nuys O.-Ind Senate Judiciary Committee Sen

Mines student body donates to Red Cross drive

At a Tuesday ASB meeting of the Montana School of Mines a $250 check was drawn on the club treasury for the Red Cross. Coach D. C. McAuliffe spoke on the need for funds and Lynn Wilson, the president, presided.

Mines Red Cross Associated Student Body of Montana School of Mines D. C

Grade and High School Students to Begin Yule Vacations

Ten thousand grade and high school youngsters start their Yuletide break Friday afternoon and won’t return for 18 days until January 5. Some schools face finals or year ends during the vacation due to snow closures at Feeley and Meadow Gulch. The School of Mines closes at noon Saturday with 293 students returning January 5.

Feeley and Meadow Gulch School of Mines

British Smash Center of Enemy Forces Near Gazala

The British eighth army reported smashing the center of four German and Italian divisions 15 miles southwest of Gazala in Libya. An armored column struck Axis reserves 15 miles beyond in a successful outflanking move as Rommel defended with tank units and dive bombers. The action centered in Alem Hamza with Gazala still held along the coast as 1,100 prisoners and guns fell to British forces.

Cairo Eighth Libya Gazala Alem Hamza Erwin Rommel Halegh el Olebam Derna London Amery India Gulf of Sirte Tripoli North Africa Berlin Alexandria

Mexico urged to permit foreign troop and ship passage

President Avila Camacho asked Congress to authorize passage of foreign military forces through Mexican territory and the entry and anchoring of foreign ships and naval planes in Mexican waters for the war duration. The measures aim to cooperate with the United States and allow Americas vessels to use Mexican ports after advisory from their governments.

Mexico City Manuel Avila Camacho United States Mexico U. S Lower California Avila Camacho Hemisphere Mexican Foreign Relations Department

Montanans Urged to Protect Resources and People

In Helena on December 16, over 120 attendees urged all Montanans to defend state resources and citizens during the present emergency. They pressed the governor to seek anti aircraft defenses from the War Department for Great Falls, Butte, and Anaconda.

Helena Great Falls Butte Anaconda Charles L. Sheridan State Defense Council American Legion Defense Committee Kenneth Logan FBI Montana Tom D. Caverly State Preparedness and Advisory Commission Ford Art Parsons Logan

Reome Elected President of Butte Pioneer Club

William Reome was elected president of the Butte Pioneer Club at a meeting last night succeeding M. D. O'Connell. Lieut. Col. Ralph E. Davis spoke on American history. New members Peter A. Malyevac and Gussie McClure were initiated.

William Reome Butte Pioneer Club M. D. O'Connell James Moore Anna M. Quinn J. W. Scott James E. Neidelhheff William O. Gilbert Fred Scheuer Ralph E. Davis U. S. Marine Corps Georgia Collins Donald Neyman Franklin Caron Gwen Lugg Shirley McKinnon Peter A. Malyevac Gussie McClure Gus Heimbach al la Forest W. O. Gilbert

Harlem Rhythm Club Divides Christmas Savings Then Disbands

The Harlem Rhythm Social club in Richmond meets to divide its Christmas savings of 159.81 dollars but dissolves amid discord. Treasurer Dorothy Douglas is robbed of the funds on the way to the gathering.

Richmond Harlem Rhythm Social Club Dorothy Douglas

Butte Red Cross drive nears half goal amid large donations

Butte volunteers continue to respond to the war relief appeal of the American Red Cross aiming to raise 50 million nationwide. By last night the local drive total reached 23 021 38 with advance gifts committee pledging to double employer and employee contributions.

Advance Gifts Group Butte American Red Cross James H. Rowe Rowe National Red Cross Eugene Carroll Carroll

Naval Ensigns Rally Under Fire at Pearl Harbor

Secretary Knox described four naval reserve ensigns who, as the only surviving officers on a destroyer during the December 7 attack, steered the ship to sea and faced emergencies like veterans. He noted a chaplain was killed preparing for church services and related other battle incidents.

Frank Knox Hawaii United States Pacific Pearl Harbor Downes Cassin Shaw Arizona Utah Knox Washington Naval Reserve Navy

Two U P Trains to Be Taken Off Butte Run Saturday

Union Pacific will discontinue trains No. 30 and No. 31 on the Butte to Pocatello route this Saturday December 20. The Montana and Idaho public service commissions approved the move to free equipment for defense shipments.

U. P Butte Union Pacific Pocaello Idaho L. M. Layne Public Service Commissions Montana

Weather data publication suspended in state paper

The Montana Standard ends broad Montana weather forecasts to avoid aiding enemies. Forecasts and temperatures of Montana cities will be available only via wire services after 9 pm for in person subscribers at the editorial office.

Montana Standard Federal Weather Bureau Montana

Snow slows traffic as night melt reduces hazards

Snow fell heavily around 8 p m slowing traffic of all kinds to a walk in Butte. Cold temperatures caused much of it to melt as it fell. Streets became slippery and cars on the Butte hill slid in various directions, with many stalling into curbs.

Butte

Butte Weather: Clouds and Snow Flurries Ahead

A three day forecast for Montana East of the Divide calls for Wednesday cloudy with occasional snow flurries and cooler conditions, Thursday partly cloudy and cool. Tuesday high near 45 and low around 24 with mountains in the west seeing snow flurries.

Butte Montana Divide

Jap Invaders Beaten Back By U S Forces In Luzon

Manila dispatch reports Japanese ground forces halted on Luzon with no new beachhead attempts. They conducted a small air raid on Olongapo naval base near Manila Bay while mending aircraft and preparing for a potential later landing. Four Japanese fighters were shot down.

Manila Luzon Olongapo Manila Bay Douglas MacArthur Vigan Aparri Legaspi War Department Washington

Post Office Branches Urge Early Gift Package Mail

Postmaster Frank X. Monaghan asks customers to mail gifts early at 43 West Park Street 108 East Park Street or 1659 Harrison Avenue and to send greetings and other mail first class.

West Park Street East Park Street Harrison Avenue Frank X. Monaghan

Navy reports Japanese shelling near Johnston Maui islands

The Navy said Japanese war vessels shelled Johnston Island and Kahului on Maui within 24 hours with slight damage. Wake and Midway faced additional bombing, both countering enemy blows as naval operations continue.

Washington Navy Hawaiian Johnston Maui Wake Island Hawaii Wake Midway Johnston Island Kahului Pacific

Argentina Declares State of Siege nationwide

Argentina’s cabinet declares a state of siege across the country effective immediately to halt tendentious propaganda and fulfill international promises. Acting President Ramon Castillo had said the move aims to stamp out Axis propaganda as part of recognizing the United States as a non beligerent and allows suspension of habeas corpus and freedoms of press assembly domicile and private papers.

Buenos Aires Ramon Castillo Argentina United States Castillo

Truck crashes into house on South Washington street

A truck detached from its parking spot and damaged a house in the 200 block on South Washington Street Tuesday night. Police said damage was light and no injuries occurred. In Houston, a Reagan High sophomore won the city interscholastic cross country meet. Billy Puffer named the winner.

South Washington Street Houston Texas Reagan High Billy Puffer

Guard Rail Posts Damaged by Axe Vandalism on Montana Highway

R L Ewing of the Montana State Highway Commission reports about 200 guard rail posts on the Butte Helena highway near Meaderville badly damaged by axe vandalism. He warns of legal action and urges public help to catch offenders, noting stolen cluster flares and new reflector buttons being added to rails for safety.

Woodville Hill Butte-Helena Meaderville R. L. Ewing Montana State Highway Commission Ewing Highway Department Sheriff's Office East Butte

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