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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1944

Page

2

Death Summons John P Like of Butte and Drummond

John P. Like a Germany native and 55 year Butte resident died Sunday morning in a local hospital after a long illness. He was active in the Butte Butchers union Butte lodge of Elks and Modern Woodmen of America. The body was taken to Ross mortuary in Deer Lodge with funeral at 10 a m Tuesday at the Catholic church in Drummond Rev Father Patrick Casey to officiate. Interment will be in the New Chicago cemetery near Philipsburg. Survived by three sisters Mrs Mary Clark Grand Forks N D Mrs Elizabeth Rathmere Minnesota and Mrs Susie Dahlberg Sand Point Idaho and a son Leslie L Like of Drummond.

John P. Like Germany Butte Butte Butchers’ Union Butte Lodge of Elks Modern Woodmen of America Ross Mortuary Deer Lodge Drummond Patrick Casey New Chicago Philipsburg Mgr. Like Mary Clark Grand Forks N. D Elizabeth Rathmere Minnesota Susie Dahlberg Sand Point Idaho Leslie L. Like

Funeral Services Still Pending for Ole J. Olsen

Funeral arrangements for Ole John Olsen operator of a fruit and vegetable stand and longtime Butte resident were reported still pending. Olsen was found dead in his garage Saturday with his body at Duggan's Merrill mortuary. He is survived by a widow a son and three daughters plus numerous siblings in Montana Canada Idaho North Carolina and Mississippi.

Ole John Olsen Butte Duggan Merrill Mortuary Mr. Olsen Olive Olsen Robert Jean Marlyn Elling Olsen Billings George Olsen Canada Carl Olsen Mississippi W. K. West Farragut Idaho Clare Lygre Glendive W. G. Edwards North Carolina John Olsen William Butler Leonard Harrington James Peoples Leo Butler L. J. Butler

Butte Briefs Dismissals and Births at Local Hospitals

Dismissals from St. James Hospital include Weldon Else Wisdom Wayne Davis at 2307 Locust and Mrs. William Mongar 3106 Kennedy plus Mrs. Lawrence Pelland 2021 Johns. Births reported: a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Steyth 528 Garden Ave, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Leddra 3034 Carter Ave, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Trevena 2705 George St. Admittances at Murray Hospital Sunday include Mary Lou Irwin 432 East James Carpenter Anaconda John P Tolson Virginia City Mrs Howard E Brown Anaconda Burt Rodda 1938 Arizona Mrs Dave Edwards 09 West Broadway. Townsend Club No. 6 meets at 6 South Arizona Street for a business meeting and social program.

St. James Hospital Weldon Else Wisdom Wayne Davis Locust William Mongar Kennedy Lawrence Pelland Johns William Steyth Garden Avenue William Leddra Carter Avenue Stuart Trevena George Street Murray Murray Hospital Mary Lou Irwin James Carpenter Anaconda John P. Tolson Virginia City Howard E. Brown Burt Rodda Arizona Dave Edwards West Broadway

Captured German Officers Double Down on Nazi Victory

In France, captured German officers insist Germany will win the war and praise the pilotless bomber as a decisive weapon. A 46-year-old colonel boasting of destroying London with robotic planes says fronts are more crowded this year. Oberlieutenant Kurt Blank claims surrender was just to flame throwers, while prisoners fear being sent to Siberia or handed to the Russians.

France Germany London England Isle of Wight Hiter Goebbels Luftwaffe Hitler Kurt Blank Siberia

WPB to Relax Controls on Steel and Copper Soon

The War Production Board plans to ease steel and copper controls as soon as possible as part of a broader shift toward postwar reconversion. Chairman Donald M. Nelson indicated aluminum and magnesium relaxations already begun and signaled further metal changes at a Truman committee hearing. Relaxations aim to keep industry ready for quick consumer goods production once war orders end, with July 1 openings for orders on machines tools and dies.

Washington Donald M. Nelson War Production Board Nelson Senate Truman Committee WPB

Tornadoes Kill at Least 13 in South Dakota Area

A series of tornadoes hit six towns in northeastern South Dakota causing 13 deaths and many injuries. Wilmot and Florence reported the highest fatalities, with Bath severely damaged. Communications outages hinder casualty reports as property damage runs to thousands of dollars.

South Dakota Aberdeen Bath Wilmot Florence Flaton Warner Webster Roslyn

US to Recognize Bolivian Government

The United States plans to recognize Bolivia’s revolutionary government led by Maj. Gualberto Villarroel in concert with 18 Latin American republics. Argentina currently maintains relations. a formal date is being discussed, with June 23 as a probable target.

Washington U.P United States Bolivia Gualberto Villarroel United Press Argentina

Admittances to St. James Hospital Over Weekend

Admitted patients included Mrs. George Cavana of 214 West Quartz Mrs. Clifford McCauley of 651 South Main and Mrs. John Fragomeni of Fort Benton during the weekend at St. James hospital.

ST. James St. James Hospital George Cavana West Quartz Clifford McCauley South Main John Fragomeni Fort Benton

Tokyo Radio Claims U S Battleship Sunk in Saipan Action

Tokyo radio, without Allied confirmation, said a U S battleship and an unspecified warship were sunk in Saipan action with 124 American planes shot down since invasion began. NBC recorded the claim noting one battleship sunk off Guam on June 16 and multiple enemy ships and carriers damaged. The piece adds a quirk about New York’s first auto taxi in 1904.

Tokyo Radio U. S Saipan New York Tokyo United States Marianas Guam Island Fifth Avenue

Cherbourg Port Blockade Could Trigger German Counterattack

The war analyst notes that isolating the Cherbourg peninsula may provoke a major German counterattack on the Normandy front. American forces are positioned to reduce Cherbourg defenses, with Cherbourg’s port able to handle 8000 tons daily, enabling direct ship unloading and rail loading for Allied supply lines.

Cherbourg Ninth Air Force U.S Associated Press Normandy Barneville Eee Cherbourg- Barneville Isigny Rome United States England French

Penguin excursion boat explosion Injures 21 at Whiskey Rock

At Lake Pend d’Oreille near Farragut Idaho on June 18 the privately owned boat The Penguin exploded and burned as it returned from a U S O tour. About 30 people were aboard including 13 U S O hostesses. 14 Navy personnel and seven civilians from Sandpoint were injured and treated for burns at the U S Naval hospital.

Farragut Idaho U. S. Naval Hospital Whiskey Rock Lake Pend d'Oreille Lake Resort Farragut Naval Training Center Navy Sandpoint

American Planes Sink Five Jap Cargo Ships

World War II brief reports Liberator bombers dropped 89 tons on Truk as Japanese fighters countered with a time bomb weapon. Lightning fighters claimed 24 enemy planes, Mitchells credited four with one probable, while Biak island advance raised enemy KIA to 1,655 through Saturday. Alexis Smith wed actor Craig Stevens in a Forest Lawn ceremony with nearly 300 guests.

Marianas Truk Sorong Biak Geelvink Bay Dutch New Guinea Borokoe Sorido Glendale Calif Alexis Smith Craig Stevens Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional Movie Colony

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