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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1944

Page

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Butte Readies Fifth War Loan Drive Across County

Butte mobilizes for a five million dollar Fifth War Loan as three major gatherings organize retail clerks block lenders and investors for a month long drive. The campaign runs from Monday to July 8 with a county wide mobilization including a pep rally a Black leaders rally and a large Flag day program. The quota totals 4 999 000 with 980 000 from E bond sales 1 670 000 from individuals and 2 349 000 from corporations. R L Ruhle warns all groups are ready for the drive led by the Fifth War Loan committee.

Europe Third Army of War R. L. Ruhle General War Finance Fifth War Loan Committee Butte’s

Allies Reach One Third Across Normandy Beachhead

Allied troops push roughly 50 miles from Caen to Montebourg, seizing Isigny and Trevieres as heavy fighting continues around Caen. Air forces attack German fields while sea and ground forces strike inland to seal Cherbourg's path.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Fense Caen Montebourg Bayeux

Allied Ships Rout Five Jap Destroyers

Allied forces in the Southwest Pacific routed five Japanese destroyers northwest of Biak Island after a night pursuit. The action followed Allied bombers sinking and damaging several destroyers in Geelvink Bay. Biak garrison relief efforts continued as Mokmer air field operations expanded.

Allied Southwest Pacific U.P Biak Island Biak Douglas MacArthur Geelvink Bay Dutch New Guinea Manokwari Harbor Truk Palau Mokmer Sorido Borokoe Mokmer Field Boston

Butte Volunteers Ordered to Report for Navy Induction

Ten men from Board 3 volunteer for Navy enlistment in Helena on Monday after local selective service induction. Forty eight more men are ordered to Army centers for pre induction physicals. Names and addresses of volunteers listed along with those for pre induction exams.

Butte Helena Navy Selective Service Board Army Harold W. Edwards South Main Marshall F. Pale East Granite Lawrence M. Sandretto Red Lodge Gene W. Daly West Galena James L. Searle Walter M. Dodge Jefferson East Broadway Donald L. Hills Stanley Marks, Jr Washington, D. C Robert A. Ashby Roberts Irving Lindeen Hickory Gustave Schuller John J. Savage Charles R. Raymond Argyle Emil A. Jacobson East Park George W. Bradbury Missouri

Advertisers Devote Space to War Bonds in Butte Montana

Retail stores in Butte devote their entire advertising schedule in the Montana Standard to the Fifth War Loan campaign opening Monday. No local ads appear. readers see stirring messages on the importance of war bond investments to back the invasion of Europe. Each bond purchased now will hasten victory.

Butte Europe

Marine Planes to Fly Over District Sunday

A squadron of Marine F4U Corsair fighters led by Major William A. Millington arrives in Butte and will perform a 12 to 1 pm city flight Sunday after a 10 to 1 pm public viewing at the airport. The unit from Mojave California will also fly over Columbia Gardens in tribute to Butte Miners Union members during their field day.

William A. Millington Butte Columbia Gardens Butte Miners Union Mojave Calif Meaderville Millington

Fifth War Loan Calendar June public rallies in Montana

The calendar lists a merchant clerk rally at the Montana theater Monday at 9 with stores opening at 10 30. On Wednesday June 14 block leaders rally at Butte high auditorium at 7 and an open air Flag Day program at Butte high stadium at 8 in the evening.

Merchant Clerk Montana Theater Butte High Auditorium Butte High Stadium

New Floods Hit Dillon Area

Rising Beaverhead river flood waters threaten the Dillon area as heavy rains renew floods. Montana highway crews report a temporary fill near Lima that only supports light cars and advise against travel. Union Pacific repairs on 1500 feet of track limit movement between Butte and Idaho.

Beaverhead Montana Butte Idaho Lima Dillon Fred Quinnell, Jr Montana Highway Department Lee M. Layne Union Pacific Railroad Idaho Falls Quinnell

Montana Forecast Fair to Partly Cloudy With Thunder South

The Montana forecast shows fair to partly cloudy weather with scattered thunder showers in the southern portion. Warmer conditions expected in the west and central areas on Sunday.

Montana

Allies Finally Catch Retreating Foe

Allied forces in Italy reported pursuing Nazi troops northward as they halted around a village northeast of Viterbo. Fifth Army units pressed the chase at about 15 miles daily, trading fire with German 11 mm guns and anti tank weapons while advancing toward Col Gen Eberhard von Mackensen’s 14th Army. The British Eighth Army also pushed along the Adriatic front capturing Orsogna and several other towns as they crossed the Foro river.

Italy Viterbo Rome George Tucker Associated Press Fifth Army Tucker Eberhard von Mackensen 14Th Tuscania Tarquinia Eighth Army Adriatic Orsogna Guardiagrele Miglionico Filetto Foro

America’s First Two Airborne Divisions Lead Invasion

The 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions were identified as leading the Normandy invasion. The 82nd, the third assault unit, previously spearheaded Sicily and Salerno attacks after U S Army expansion in 1942, was reactivated in March under Gen. Omar N. Bradley.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force America 82Nd 101St Normandy Geronimo Sicily Salerno United States Army Omar N. Bradley

Crucial Naval Struggle Expected Soon

London reports German channel forces concentrate submarine power against Allied routes as American officers foresee a decisive German naval effort within days. British and Allied ships probe, sinking four trawlers in Holland but weather hampers operations amid escalating air and sea combat near the Seine bay and Channel.

London Holland French Seine Bay Channel Seine Alan G. Kirk Augusta Bernard L. Montgomery U. S. Navy Berlin

Five Navy Crewmembers Die in Hillsboro Plane Crash

Five Navy personnel were reported killed in a Friday plane crash near Hillsboro Texas six miles east of the town. Details on the aircraft or mission were sparse, with investigators examining the wreckage and notifying next of kin.

Hillsboro Texas Navy Hills

Airmen Smash at German Troops Tanks

Allied air power resumed over France after the invasion with nearly 2,000 U S fighter planes in the sky. Liberators and Marauders targeted German troop concentrations, rail and highway lines, and air bases as Normandy and Brittany came under bombardment. The Eighth and Ninth Air Forces reported enemy losses and American aircraft missing while night raids continued and reading from Paris and Berlin warned of ongoing operations.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force France U. S Liberators Normandy Brittany Paris Berlin Germany Federal Communications Commission Eighth Air Force Ninth Air Force U.S

Democrats Hold Victory Dinner in Helena

A capacity crowd of more than 400 Montana Democrats gathered at the Finlen hotel for a Victory dinner. Lester Loble urged a 1944 election victory and postwar planning while Arthur F. Lamey and local officials welcomed guests. The program featured speeches, music, and a display of United Nations flags with a portrait of President Roosevelt.

Lester Loble Helena South Side Democratic Club Finlen Hotel Montana Butte Democratic Party Loble J. J. McNamara A. W. Drynan Minnie Cummins Fritz Lenz Margaret McHale Kathleen Harris O'Keefe United Nations Roosevelt

Los Angeles man killed in B-17 fire at Yuma air field

Jeff H. Williams of Los Angeles was killed Friday when a B-17 fire he was pumping exploded at the Yuma Army air field. The incident was announced Saturday.

Yuma, Ariz Jeff H. Williams Los Angeles Yuma Army Air Field

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Prire Cherbourg Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Allied Ground Forces Romania Ploesti Karelian Isthmus Leningrad By James M. Long Isigny Trevieres Carentan Valognes Don Caswell Dillon Area By Noland Norgaard Eisenhower Ramsey Montgomery U.S. Signal Corps International Soundphoto Gladwin Hill By Austin Bealmear Tire
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