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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1944

Page

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Nazis in Italy Stiffen Resistance

Allied armies in Italy report seizure of Valentano and Popoli road junctions as German rear guards from northern Italy resist on high ground near Rome. Fifth Army advances north of Rome while South African forces press toward Orvieto as Eighth Army actions near Terni and along the Tyrrhenian coast. British units push across the Saline river north of Pescara.

Allied Italy U.P Valentano Rome Popoli Pescara Adriatic Fifth Army Latera Orvieto Bagnoreigo Montefiascone Terni Eighth Army Tyrrhenian Saline Rivers Saline River 14Th Army Bolsena

Montana predicts record wheat crop for 1944

The Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecasts a possible new state all-time wheat production record for 1944, with a June 1 prospect of 65,527,000 bushels. The report notes improved moisture from rains since June 1 and near normal growing conditions, plus strong cherry and apple prospects and solid oats and barley outlooks.

Helena U.P Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau

Butte Plans Flag Day Parade and War Bond Rally

A parade and open air Flag Day rally will attract thousands as Silver Bow county presses its Fifth War Loan drive aiming for 2 650 000 in bonds. Tuesday sales total 47135 50, push county to 112463 50. Speakers Captain Robert Crawford and Miss Judith Eccles headline the 8 p m event at Butte high school stadium. Gore Field Band to entertain. rally marks Victory Volunteer program launch.

Butte Silver Bow County Robert Crawford Amy Air Forces Judith Eccles the Waves Butte High School Crawford Army Air Corps Black Leaders

Allied Air Blows Hit Jap Shipping and Mokmer Airfield Use

Allied forces in the southwest Pacific destroy several Japanese vessels in Geelvink bay and begin operating from the captured Mokmer airfield as part of the Sixth Army drive. Liberators bomb Truk and Palau for multiple days, while a destroyer is damaged off Biak Island amid ongoing operations against the Caroline islands defense ring.

Allied Southwest Pacific U.P Geelvink Bay Dutch New Guinea Mokmer Sixth Army Dromes Douglas MacArthur Japan Caroline Islands Truk Atoll Palau MacArthur Borokoe Carolines Truk Biak Island

Officer Convicted in Santa Ana Court Martial

Capt. Morrison J. Wilkinson Jr. was sentenced to 30 years hard labor after a 10 man court martial found him guilty of four sex offenses bigamy and theft in Santa Ana California on Tuesday.

Santa Ana Calif Morrison J. Wilkinson, Jr

Montana Weather: Partly Cloudy to Cloudy Wednesday

Partly cloudy to cloudy in Montana with light scattered showers or thunderstorms. Little change expected in temperatures.

Montana

Allies Crush German Airdromes as Luftwaffe Flees Front

Allied air forces with 5500 planes struck German airfields in France. U S Eighth Air Force bombers hit Evreux Fauville Dreux Illieres Lebeque and north of Paris while fighters escorted the mission. Reconnaissance shows 27 or more fields abandoned and fronts forced to temporary strips near Caen.

Allied Supreme Headquarters London U.P France United States United States Eighth Air Force Evreux-Fauville Dreux Illieres-Lebeque Paris Normandy Caen Evreux- Fauville

U S Carrier Fleet Rips Japanese Defenses in Marianas

A three day U S carrier task force mauled Saipan Tinian Guam and Rota sinking 13 vessels damaging 16 others and destroying 141 airplanes. U S losses stood at 15 aircraft and 15 men. The strike overwhelmed enemy air and naval forces and crippled Japan s outer Marianas defense.

Pearl Harbor U.P U. S Mariana Island Chain Oo W. Nimitz Saipan Tinian Guam Rota Marianas Japan Nimitz Pacific Fleet

Sabotage by Maquis Spreads Across Occupied France

Allied reports detail organized sabotage behind German lines disrupting Nazi reserves moving to Normandy. Maquis fighters strike from Swiss frontier to Paris region, paralyzing rail networks and electric infrastructure. German reprisals, Vichy security, and possible high level German interest loom as clashes continue near the Savoy Jura sector and other rail hubs.

France John A. Parris London U.P Normandy Front Maquis Paris Charles de Gaulle Joseph Darnard Pierre Laval Quisling Gestapo Heinrich Himmler General Lorentz Budapest Transocean Carlos Arcos Vichy Gueret Creuse Savoy- Jura Genissiac Bordeaux Valmont Dieppe Belle Garde Italy Mantua Gex Divonne Annemasse Culoz Jura

Soviet Tanks Break Through On Karelian Isthmus

Soviet tanks and infantry advanced three miles on the rugged Karelian isthmus toward Viipuri as Gen. Leonid Govorov’s Leningrad army pressed through lake and forest terrain. The Red army overran more than 110 towns in three days, capturing five including Kekrola, while Finns prepare to evacuate Viipuri.

London U.P Viipuri Moscow Leonid A. Govorov Leningrad Red Army Kekrola Lake Ladoga Karelian Mannerheim Stockholm Finland Russia Aftonbladet Helsinki Litsa River Litsa Barents Sea Murmansk Estonia Gulf of Finland Karelia Narva Red Eduard Dietl

Flood Control Hearing Raises Proposals and Funding

Senate commerce subcommittee questioned Army engineers on flood control as emergency use. Senator Millikin cited 10 million acre feet allocated vs 60 million capacity and highlighted $18.75 billion in Army benefits versus $130 million in new crops from the Missouri basin plan. Col. Miles Reber opposed halting projects and supported state protest stop-orders for current bill provisions. He warned ongoing rains could trigger another basin disaster and urged stopping both damage types.

Washington Army Senator Millikin D-Colo Senate Commerce Subcommittee Miles Reber Missouri Valley Millikin Reberg Reclamation Bureau Missouri Basin Reber O'Mahoney D-Wyo

Heavy fighting reported around Changsha outer defenses

Chinese forces repelled a Japanese crossing attempt on the Liuyang river east of Changsha. The high command said about 300 Japanese were killed in one sector as severe fighting continued. A Japanese push shifted toward the Liang river to attack Wusha, 12 miles northwest of Changsha.

Chungking Hunan Changsha Liuyang Liang River Wusha

Allies push in France as Montebourg and Carentan face counterattacks

Allied forces advance up to five miles in France on Tuesday while a counteroffensive by American troops presses at Montebourg and Carentan. Berlin says Montebourg may have fallen back to German control, with heavy bombing and air support striking German networks behind the front. In a widening front, British and American units drive toward Caen as Cherbourg’s base remains contested.

Howard W. Beattie Allied Supreme Headquarters London France Caen Montebourg Carentan Cherbourg Corentan Cotentin Peninsula Berlin Cerisy Forest Tilly Sur Soulles Balleroy Richard D. McMillan United Press Tilly

Eisenhower Says Nazis Face Openings Across Europe

President Roosevelt disclosed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower reports that further openings will be forced in Hitler’s fortress as Allies push across Europe. He notes progress in France as satisfactory but only the beginning of a larger pattern with Soviet and Mediterranean forces converging on Germany. The plan envisions landings along Norway, the Low Countries, or the Balkans as the perimeter tightens.

Washington U.P Roosevelt Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Hitler European Eisenhower France Norway Low Countries Balkans Germany Mediterranean Ing

Bill to Curb OPA Powers Passes

The House approved amendments curbing the Office of Price Administration powers including allowing court challenges to OPA orders in federal district court and barring license suspensions for price ceiling violations. Also approved relief from punitive damages if overcharges were not willful. A final vote on the price measure was deferred as the Cotton textile ceiling formula amendment advanced.

Washington House Office of Price Administration Dirksen R-Ill OPA Federal District Court Emergency Court of Appeals Supreme Court Walcott R-Mich

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