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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1942

Page

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Battle for Java Island Forces Land At Three Points

Japanese invasion troops landed along Java's northern coast at Bantam Rembang and near Indramayu as Allied warships engaged Japanese forces offshore. Dutch Aneta reports front action with Batavia under threat while Allied troops, including American and British units, defend the last UN stronghold in the Indies.

Java Batam Province Sumatra Indramaru Bay Batavia Rembang Soerabaja Bandoeng New York United Nations Java Sea Netherlands Indies Aneta Bantam Provence Indramaru Netherlands East Indies Army Bantam

U S Submariners Tell Of Pacific War Triumphs At Sea

Honolulu reports from American sailors who endured months in subs describe missions on the Pacific front. Wake Island’s fall to Japan after a two week siege is noted as the garrison is described as heroic. The Navy confirms submarine crews torpedoed ships and pressed the war toward enemy ports amid secrecy.

Honolulu Pacific Wake Island Wake Navy Pacific Fleet Marine Corps

Goldbricks Don’t Get By in Army How to Be Poor Soldier

CAMP ROBERTS Calif Feb 28 It is not hard to get along in the Army but if you want to fail at being a soldier start by telling the first sergeant you dislike the Army and you don’t care who knows it Then complain when your name appears on the kitchen police list The item continues on page 2 Col 1 GUN SALES PROHIBITED Washington Feb 28 The War Production board barred sale of new pistols rifles or shotguns by individuals except manufacturers The move aims to conserve firearms for war plant protection civilian defense and police use

Roberts Calif Washington War Production Board

Wake Island Appears Deserted After Japanese Takeover

In a cryptic navy report a submarine commander said Wake Island looked deserted as his craft neared the atoll. The island fell to Japanese forces on December 22 after a two-week assault.

Honolulu Wake Island mid-Pacific

Roosevelt urges renewed drive to speed war output

President Roosevelt said victory hinges on higher arms production this spring and ordered a national drive. The War Production Board will form joint labor management war plant committees, push 24 hour machine use, and accelerate factory conversions. Nelson reported officials pledged cooperation to boost output now and keep rising through the war.

Washington Roosevelt War Production Board Joint Labor Management War Plant Committees White House Donald Nelson Nelson Navy Maritime Commission

Army resumes aviation cadet enlistments in Montana

The U S Army ended the enlistment shutdown for aviation cadets in Montana and plans to send up to several dozen hopefuls to Missoula. In Butte the waiting list and local recruiters will process candidates who must have a complete set of papers before departure. New rules allow men without two years of college to enlist after passing a general aptitude test.

Army Montana U. S. Army Nick F. Hertges Butte Missoula Li Ke

Navy says initial phase of Java battle ends with Japanese ships damaged

American forces and allied units struck a Japanese cruiser and three destroyers in the Java area in what the Navy called the initial phase of the battle for Java. Submarines torpedoed and likely sank five more enemy ships in the western Pacific. The Mogami cruiser was driven from the fight as part of a larger fleet convoy. The Navy warned further action is expected as UN forces near Batavia reported Japanese landings.

Washington United Nations Java Mogami Java Sea Indies Batavia Amercan

Montana Ranked High in Bond Purchases

Montana residents bought Series E defense bonds totaling 6 755 000 with a per capita of 12 07, ranking sixth nationwide. The May to December 1941 sale reached 1 214 727 000 dollars USA per capita surpassed the national average by 2 85. States ahead include New York New Jersey Connecticut Oregon and Nevada with District of Columbia at 19 44.

United States Montana New York New Jersey Connecticut Oregon Nevada District of Columbia Japan

War Powers Measure Passes House

The House approved the second war powers bill by voice vote to curb priority violations and expand government seizure power. A key House limit caps government securities purchases by the Federal Reserve Banks at 5.0 billion dollars, diverging from Senate language. The measure heads to conference to reconcile differences and includes an amendment restricting citizenship proceedings.

Washington U.P House Senate Federal Reserve Banks Treasury Howard W. Smith D-Va Joe Starnes D-Ala

Magnetic disturbances expected within days

Dr. Seth Nicholson of Mount Wilson Observatory warned that magnetic disturbances strong enough to disrupt wire and radio communications could occur in the next few days.

Pasadena Calif U.P Seth Nicholson Solar Mount Wilson Observatory

Infant Dies in Auto Mishap Near Deer Lodge

The 17 month old infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Bustadios of Butte died when the car left the highway south of Deer Lodge and overturned into a water filled pit. Four other family members were injured and treated for shock at St Joseph hospital. Police and sheriff's officers investigated. details and the infant's name released later.

Deer Lodge Joe Bastadios Butte St. Joseph Hospital

Labrador Duke of Saunders Wins Butte Dog Show Grand Championship

A beautiful Labrador named Duke of Saunders, owned by Al Riegel and Ed Decker of Helena, won the grand championship at Butte's first annual dog show. The event, part of the sportsmen's exhibit, also named Duke best of the sporting group with Archer of Winsette runner up in the same division.

Duke of Saunders Butte al Riegel Ed Decker Helena Butte Field and Stream Association Archer of Winsette G. Pritchard Toby Doone Duke Ben Evans Sporting Dog Group Montana Sally A. G. Stubblefield Anaconda Judy Mrs. & J

Sub-Divisions Set Up in Montana Highway Department

Helena February 28 three major sub divisions engineering accounting and administrative service set up in Montana highway department on recommendation of Gov Ford's reorganization committee Division heads report to State Highway Engineer Howard W Holmes Holmes will also head the engineering division Harold G Dean heads the administrative service division and Chief Accountant J L Maloney leads the accounting division The engineering division is split into six sections road construction and maintenance road design office engineering testing and research traffic and planning and bridge District engineers keep their posts and report to Holmes The road design section will be led by P G Poore office engineering by W O Kivney testing and research by C A Decker and traffic and planning by M J Steere No heads named yet for the bridge section and road construction and maintenance and vacancies will not be filled The 10 district engineers report to Holmes and a separate personnel and public relations unit exists along with war emergency units including the highway traffic advisory committee to the War department headed by Col Charlee L Sheridan

Howard W. Holmes Holmes Administrative Service Harold G. Dean State Highway Commission J. L. Maloney R. L. Ewing Butte F. A. Small Great Falls R. J. Ephland Billings Pred Quinnell Wolf Point H. C. Tilzey Missoula M. C. Lockey Kalispell A. G. Middleton Havre S. B. Sanders Miles City Edwin Grafton War Department Charlee L. Sheridan

British Strike Boldly at Nazi Garrison

British paratroopers and infantry crossed the English Channel for a surprise invasion into German-occupied France. The operation targeted the Seine mouth, spreading terror among Nazi defenders for several hours and signaling a potential shift in 1942 offensive tactics.

London France English Channel Seine

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