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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1944

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American Mitchell bombs sink Japanese destroyers in Dutch New Guinea

Allied reports say American Mitchell medium bombers and Lightning fighters attacked a Japanese task force in Geelvink bay. Four destroyers were sunk and a fifth damaged. two ships escaped. The action followed earlier strikes that week, bringing total enemy ships sunk or damaged to eight.

Allied Southwest Pacific U.P Geelvink Bay Dutch New Guinea Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Manokwari Biak

Allied Forces Break Through Toward Cherbourg Invasion

American parachutists and infantry capture Ste. Mere Eglise and push inland to cut main rail and highway lines to Cherbourg while fighting rages around Caen. Allied beachheads expand despite bad weather as Bayeux Formigny and other towns fall, with Cherbourg possibly within reach.

Ste. Mere Eglise Cherbourg Caen Bayeux Brittany Edward W. Beattie Allied Expeditionary Forces Cotentin Peninsula Paris Carentan Valognes Ite Narrowac PSSST 21St Army Group Douve Dwight D. Eisenhower Formigny Bernieres-Sur-Mer Courseulles St. Aubin Lion Hangrune Luc Quistreham Cape

Democrats Will Dine Tonight In Butte

Democrats from Butte and surrounding areas gather for an On to Victory dinner at 8 PM in the Finlen hotel. M. D. O’Connell says reservations extend from Helena to Whitehall and nearby towns with all state office candidates, including the gubernatorial contenders, set to attend. Extra dining space arranged due to heavy Friday reservations in the grand ballroom basement.

Butte Finlen Hotel M. D. O'Connell South Side Democratic Club Helena Deer Lodge Anaconda Boulder Whitehall O'Connell

Yugoslav Partisans Advance On Brac Island Strike

Marshal Tito's partisan forces gain ground in the drive to occupy Brac, the Dalmatian island off the Adriatic. Sveti Petar fortified town reportedly captured with 200 German casualties and substantial material seized.

London Marshal Tito Brac Adriatic Yugoslavia Free Yugoslav Ministry of Information Sveti Petar

Montana Weekend Weather Forecast

West of the continental divide: partly cloudy and slightly warmer with scattered afternoon showers in the south region. East of the divide: mostly cloudy with occasional showers and no significant temperature changes on Saturday.

Montana Continental Divide

Japs Fall Back From Kohima in Southeast Asia Push

British imperial troops advance 14 miles on the Manipur road toward Kohima within 56 miles of linking with Imphal forces, aiming to break the siege of Imphal. Japanese retreat rapid on Kohima Imphal highway as Allied offensives unfold in Burma.

Southeast Asia Kandy Ceylon U.P Manipur Kohima Imphal Kohima-Imphal Southeast Asia Command Kigwema Kezoma Imperials Ukhrul Burma W. D. A. Lentaigne Myitkyina Irrawaddy Maingna Lentaigne Burma Jungles Mogaung Joseph W. Stilwell Nanyaseik Kamaing

Fifth Army advances to take Viterbo in major Italian push

Allied Fifth Army troops drive 20 miles to capture Viterbo 45 miles north of Rome as another column seizes Tarquinia, 50 miles NW of the capital. The rapid advance clears over 600 square miles above Rome in five days while German 10th Army retreats north of Viterbo. Allied pilots pound fleeing columns and report gains toward Florence and the Adriatic frontier.

Rome Fifth Viterbo Vetralla Tarquinia Adriatic Italy Florence Fifth Army Tyrrhenian U.P Eternal City 10Th Army Tollo Pescara Harold R. L. G. Alexander Civita Castellana

Miners Day Sports Event Set at Columbia Gardens

Miners Union day observance in Butte marks June 13 with a Sunday program at Columbia Gardens starting 1 PM. Activities include sports for all ages and a dance in the pavilion, with no parade this year and cooperation between the union committee led by Michael Orlich and the entertainment group.

Columbia Gardens Butte Hill Columbia Gardens Pavilion Michael Orlich Billy Pickthall Nick Hubber Martin McGuinn Pete Rebich Ray Rashleigh Edward Olson Tony St. Peter Nick Fabatz Mike Koppo

Merchants and Labor Rally for County Fifth War Loan Drive

Merchants and labor groups in Silver Bow County align for the Fifth War Loan campaign opening June 12. The drive targets nearly five million dollars with joint programs by retailers and unions. Mayor Barry O Leary and Fourth of July organizers back the effort and will oversee flag displays in the business district.

Butte Silver Bow County R. L. Ruhle General War Finance Europe War Bond Committee Barry O’leary O'Leary Third Army

Retail stores join Fifth War Loan drive opening

Butte merchants in cooperation with the Fifth War Loan plan to open at 10 30 Monday morning. A rally for merchants and clerks will be held at 9 o'clock that morning in the Montana theater.

Butte Fifth War Loan Montana

Eisenhower Urges French Aid in Final Crushing Nazis

Supreme Allied Headquarters in London reports Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower issued a proclamation to the French people calling for obedience and urging aid in the final crushing of Hitlerite Germany. The note, dropped over occupied territory and posted in liberated areas, signals a second summons similar to the D day message to western Europe and France.

Supreme Allied Headquarters London U.P Dwight D. Eisenhower Germany Eisenhower Western Europe France

Conferees Near Agreement on GI Bill Unemployment Provisions

Senate and House conferees moved toward final terms on a GI Bill of Rights by resolving unemployment compensation gaps. Senator Clark said the compromise would grant up to 52 weeks of benefits at 20 dollars per week for unemployed veterans for two years after discharge from the present war.

Washington Senate House Clark D.-Mo

Planes Spread Chaos Among German Troops

Allied air fleets pounded Munich area 500 miles across the Alps with 1500 heavy bombers and fighters based in Italy and North Africa joining raids. RAF Halifaxs and Lancasters struck rail yards and rail centers near Bayeux and in the Rennes Fougeres Alencon Mayen area.

Supreme Allied Headquarters London U.P U. S Italy Munich Germany Fifteenth Air Force Alps Balkans Nis Yugoslavia France

Central Pacific Bombers Hit Truk and Ponape

Central Pacific bombers resumed two way land based attacks on Truk and joined MacArthur's forces in striking the atoll Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Liberators hit Ponape twice with additional raids on surrounding islands including Pakina and Nauru.

Pearl Harbor U.P Central Pacific Truk Douglas MacArthur Atoll Pacific Fleet Headquarters Adm Chester W. Nimitz Ponape Carolines Liberators Pakin Navy Ventura Nauru

Two Nazi Destroyers Destroyed In Fierce Naval Battle Off France

Allied ships including British Canadian and Polish destroyers intercepted four German destroyers off the Brittany coast near Ushant. Two Nazi ships exploded or were set ablaze and grounded enemy craft were finished off later. The engagement, the most dramatic of three surface actions, cost the Allied ship Tartar minor damage and a few casualties.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Normandy France Tartar Brittany Ushant Quessant Eskimo Javelin Haida Huron Blyskawica Piorun Bay of Biscay

Battle Between American and German Paratroopers In France Woods

American and German paratroopers clash in a wooded French sector described as one of the fiercest battles of the Western Invasion. The correspondent reports paratroopers fighting from tree to tree, wounded airmen, and civilians observing as two towns fall to airborne troops.

France U.P Robin Hood

Auto Use Tax Stamp Deadline Is July 7

Post master J. R. Wine reminded motorists that the federal automobile use tax stamps at $5 are on sale at post offices across the state with a July 7 deadline.

Helena J. R. Wine

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