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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

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Yankees Smash 2 German Attacks Flag Day Ceremony

Butte residents braved weather for Flag Day in the Butte high school auditorium as the Fifth War Loan drive neared five million dollars. Speakers included Dr. Francis A. Thomson of Montana School of Mines and Capt. Robert Crawford with Gore Field Army band. WAVES member Judith Eccles pledged 100 dollars, matched by Martha Misevic Nyquist.

Butte Gore Field Army Band Robert Crawford WAVE Bond Judith Eccles The WAVES Martha Misevic Nyquist Francis A. Thomson Montana School of Mines Dr. Thomson

Allies Break Through Nazi Defenses North of Rome

Allied forces breach a German defense arc above Rome at three points and press toward Grosseto and Terni while the Tyrrhenian coast thrust clears positions near Orbetello. Clarke Fifth Army advances along Highway No. 1 toward Grosseto with American and British units striking from the coast. Narni and Bagnoregio are reported encircled as battles widen along a 200 mile front.

Italy U.P Rome Grosseto Terni Tyrrhenian Lake Bolsena Tiber Adriatic Eighth Army Rimini- Florence-Pisa Narni Co. B. S New York Bagnoregio Orvieto Mark W. Clark Fifth Orbetello Grbsseto United Press War James Roper Fifth Army

Idaho Senate Nomination Race Tightens Between Taylor and Clark

In Idaho the Democratic U S senatorial nomination race remained neck and neck as Glen Taylor led D Worth Clark by 10 votes after 709 of 845 precincts reported. Gov Bottolfsen held a secure lead for the Republican nomination.

Boise Idaho Glen Taylor Pocatello Sen D. Worth Clark Didaho U. S C. A. Bottolfsen Taylor Clark Bottolfsen

Many Point Free Meats May Return to Ration List

Washington reports that many point free cuts of meat likely return to rationing next month. An OPA spokesman said a decision would not be made for another week and would not be announced until late this month.

Washington OPA

Block Leaders Open Drive for Fifth War Loan Bonds

Butte’s 1300 civilian defense block leaders launch a county wide house to house campaign for the Fifth War Loan Thursday morning after a rally at Butte high school. D J McGonigle leads the effort with talks by service and civilian officials and praise from Treasury officials for past drives.

Butte Butte High School D. J. McGonigle Civilian Defense Corps Jane O’brien Treasury Department Robert Crawford Army Air Transport Command Judith Eccles Walter Welts Welts Navy

Russians Push Toward Viipuri Front Aims For Finnish City

Four Russian army columns attack along a broad 28 mile front on the Karelian isthmus. One unit reaches within 37 miles of Viipuri after capturing Kuterselka. Govorov’s forces push toward Mannerheim line as Finnish troops reinforce. Nelimaeki taken. Lake Ladoga flank threatened. Moscow reports stubborn Finn resistance as the drive continues.

London U.P Karelian Viipuri Kuterselka Leningrad Mannerheim Leonid A. Govorov Korpikiula Red Lake Ladoga Nelimaeki Moscow Finland

General De Gaulle Returns to France

General Charles De Gaulle returned to France landing at Normandy as Allied forces advanced inland on the liberation crusade. A French spokesman confirmed his arrival after years abroad leading the Rassemblement du Gaulle movement in exile.

General de Gaulle France London U.P Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Normandy Gen DeGaulle Churchill House of Commons

Gala Fourth of July Program in Butte Features Servicemen Salute

Butte plans a three day Fourth of July celebration dedicated to Silver Bow county servicemen and women. Mayor Barry O Leary says committees are set for a military parade public concert street dance and air show with a Miners Union baseball series and possible dog racing.

Butte Silver Bow County Barry O'Leary Miners’ Union Club

American Warships Bombard Both Kuriles and Marianas

American warships bombarded targets in the Kurile island group and the Mariana Islands in a coordinated action led by Commander William F. Tyree. The strikes aimed at Japanese positions, disrupting coastal defenses and naval facilities while sustaining limited return fire.

Kuriles Marianas Pearl Harbor U.P United States Mariana Islands Adm Chester W. Nimitz America Saipan Tinian Pagan Island Japan Matsuwa Shumushu Paramushiro U. S Tanatag Harbor Garapan Charan-Kanoa Nimitz Pacific Fleet North Pacific

House Passes OPA Measure Amid Inflation Fears

The House approved an extended OPA bill with major amendments limiting price controls and inflation risk. It retains two contentious provisions while officials warn a presidential veto remains likely, as conferees must reconcile Senate and House versions before June 30.

Washington U.P House Senate Roosevelt Congress OPA

Weather forecast for Thursday shows scattered thunder showers

Thursday will be partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered thunder showers. Warmer northeast winds rise through the day.

Fierce Battles Rage in Caen Tilly Sector in Normandy

Allied forces press west and south from Carentan as Caen Tilly fighting intensifies. Americans reclaim Montebourg streets amid heavy tank clashes and Soviet, Italian, and French actions frame a broad war scene across Normandy.

Caen-Tilly Nasis Associated Press Normandy Tilly-Caen Montebourg Carentan Allied Supreme Headquarters Troarn Edward W. Beattie London Cherbourg Stalingrad Caen Caumont Bayeux

Heavy Bombers Lead Broad Allied Air Assault

Allied air forces unleashed a massive bombing campaign across six European nations with up to 11 000 sorties. Britain based heavy bombers along with 750 fighters struck France Belgium Holland and Germany while U S Fifteenth Air Force hit seven oil refineries in Hungary and Yugoslavia. The operation involved 1500 Fortresses and Liberators and targeted airfields rail bridges and refinery complexes with limited enemy fighter interference.

U. S Europe Britain Italy Hungary Yugoslavia Walter Cronkite U. S S Brest Rhine France Belgium Holland Germany Normandy Paris A. S. Fifteenth Air Force Mediterranean Munich Eighth Air Force Emmerich Rhine River City Dusseldorf le Bourget Dromes Creil Etamies-Emondesir Chateaundund Brussels-Melsbrock Eindhoven

China Faces Extended War If Railways Fall to Japan

Chinese officials warn a Japanese drive to control the Peiping Hankow and Canton Hankow railways could delay Japan's defeat for years. Reinforcements pour into Hunan as the front from Liguang to Changsha to Yiying sees renewed combat. War leaders say Allied setbacks in China would prolong the Far East conflict.

Chungking Hunan Japan Peiping-Hankow Canton-Hankow Liguang Changsha Yiying Wu Teh Chen Kuo Min Tang Peiping Hankow Canton P. H. Chang Executive Yuan Gen. Yu China Far East

Rooney Enlists as Army Private at Fort MacArthur

Hollywood reported on Wednesday that Mickey Rooney the film star with wealth and fame has joined the army as a private at Fort MacArthur California.

Hollywood U.P Mickey Rooney Ft. MacArthur Calif

Desperate French Collaborationists Threaten Civil War

Paris reports say Laval may resign and flee as resistance explodes inside France. Darnaud and Dent lead factions threatening general civil war while underground networks hinder German moves to Cherbourg and disrupt Paris communications. Resistance gains and mass arrests strain the occupied regime.

London A.S Pierre Laval France Normandy Front Joseph Darnand Marcel Dent Radio France Algiers

Pearl Harbor blast kills 27 as 100 missing and 380 wounded

Navy reports 27 dead 100 missing and 380 wounded after explosion destroyed several small landing craft at Pearl Harbor on May 21. A separate magazine explosion at Oahu ammunition depot killed three and left seven missing. Casualties broken down by service include Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and civilians.

Washington Navy Pearl Harbor Oahu Island Chester W. Nimitz Pacific Fleet Army Marine Corps Coast Guard

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