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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1945

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7th Army Opens Rhine Crossing With Duesseldorf Shelling

Allied forces push across the Rhine at Neuss and drive toward Duesseldorf, as the Ninth Army advances through the Ruhr and Canadian and British units strike near Venlo and Roermond. The assault features heavy air and ground pressure with 150,000 American troops committed under Lt Gen William H Simpson.

Paris U. S. Ninth Army Rhine Ruhr 15Th Duesseldorf U.S. First Army Cologne U. S. Third Army Trier Uerdingen Weeze Kerrenheim Xanten Maas Ninth Army Venlo Roermond Second Army Eisenhower Wehrmacht U. S. First Army Erst River First Army Bonn William H. Simpson

Marines Drive 700 Yards on Iwo Island

U S Pacific Fleet report says Maj Gen Graves Erskine's Third Marine division pushed 700 yards into Iwo Jima’s north end seizing a 362 foot hill and closing to 600 yards from the northern garrison. Fifth Marine division repelled counterattacks as engineers near a captured southern airfield. Japanese losses exceed 7,000 dead in four days. plans for carrier air support and close air support grow.

U. S. Pacific Fleet Guam Graves B. Erskine Third Marine Iwo Clifton B. Cates Fourth Marines Hell Tokyo Keller E. Rockey Fifth Marine Division Motoyama

Plane Overdue From Jackson Hole Elk Count

A six place private plane piloted by Dick Johnson of Missoula Montana with two men aboard was reported overdue after failing to land by late Friday in northwestern Wyoming. The crew included Orange Olson of Ogden Utah a forest service official and Bob Brown of Jackson a deputy Wyoming game warden. The party was conducting a cooperative elk census in the Jackson Hole district and was due back to Jackson by 3 p.m. Mountain Time.

Jackson Wyo Dick Johnson Missoula Mont Jackson Hole Wyoming Wilford Hansen Teton National Forest Johnson Orange Olson Ogden Utah Forest Service Bob Brown Hansen Johnson Flying Service Olson Brown Snake River Grand Canyon

Weekend Snow For Butte And Regions West Of Divide

Weather forecast shows mostly cloudy skies in Butte with occasional light snow Saturday into Saturday night and little temperature change. West of divide expects light snow fading to flurries Sunday with highs 30 to 35. East of divide experiences cloudy with snow flurries Saturday and colder conditions Sunday.

Butte Montana Divide

Missing Pacific general Lt Gen Harmon Reported

Washington reports on March 2 said Lt Gen Millard F Harmon commander of Army Air Forces in the Pacific was missing after a plane carrying him was overdue. War Department could not confirm details and a Blue Network broadcast claimed a crash with an intensive search under way.

Washington Millard F. Harmon Army Air Forces Pacific Ocean War Department Blue Network Harmon Pacific

Yankees Invade Lubang and Palawan Islands in Philippines

MacArthur announced landings on Lubang 35 miles southwest of Manila Bay and Palawan where Maj. Gen. Jens A. Doe’s 41st division completed occupation of Puerto Princesa harbor and seized the Swahig penal colony airfield. The drives marked the 18th and fifth island invasions in a week.

Manila MacArthur Philippines Lubang Island Manila Bay United States Douglas MacArthur Palawan Island Frederick A. Irving Leyte Island Corregidor Lubang Jens A. Doe Palawan Puerto Princesa Harbor Swahig

Berlin Reports Sensational Russian Gains

Berlin says Red army spearheads moved to four miles from the Baltic Pomeranian coast and trapped thousands of Nazi troops in northeastern Pomerania, with 30 villages captured on the Baltic salient’s western side. Moscow’s confirmation awaited as Rokossovsky’s Second White Russian army advances toward Zanow and Koeslin along the Berlin Danzig railway corridor.

London Red Army Berlin-Stettin-Danzig Koeslin Pomerania Danzig Baltic Moscow Bublitz K. K. Rokossovsky Koeslin- Schlawe Zanow Berlin-Danzig Germany German Transocean Agency Dubbertech

Convicted Yanks Get Chance to Redeem Themselves

In Paris on March 2 a U S Army plan offers 115 of 156 American soldiers convicted of stealing Army supplies a path to redemption by serving in a special fighting unit. Eisenhower ordered most to battle service after leaders and recalcitrants were excluded. Volunteers report March 7 for combat training. prior ratings wiped out, all privates.

Paris Pleas B. Rogers Seine Dwight D. Eisenhower

Senate Tightens Farm Draft Restrictions in China?

The Senate voted to tighten deferments for farm workers, basing eligibility on regular farm work and replacement availability. It rejected Taft’s newspaper employment ceiling proposal and left open how manpower will be channeled, with May Bailey reform debated.

Washington Senate Tydings D-Md Taft Ohio House

Brown brothers honored with Silver Star awards in WWII

James Brown, 33, of Butte receives the Silver Star for gallantry in Holland on Oct 26 and a later battlefield promotion to major in Germany on Feb 1. Douglas Brown, 30, already earned a Silver Star for Wadke Island action and a Bronze Star for New Guinea. Douglas is at Camp Fanning Texas replacement center. James has six months overseas and just earned his first major engagement citation.

James Douglas Brown Butte John G. Brown West Granite Holland Germany Douglas Wadke Island Montana 41St New Guinea South Pacific Camp Fanning Texas

Jap Commander Losing Iwo Rat Holes

Associated Press reports Lt. Gen. Kuribayashi the Japanese commander on Iwo Jima is depicted as a strong willed leader. Marines have pressed the garrison into the island's north and prepare for a final offensive.

Tadamichi Kuribayashi Iwo Jima Tokyo Radio Saturday

Eisenhower Reports Progress Near Düsseldorf In Offense

General Eisenhower said the Ninth and First armies made satisfactory progress in the offensive begun February 8 by the First Canadian army. He noted Rhine reach near Duesseldorf and 17,500 prisoners captured by Simpson’s troops, with light casualties. He toured by jeep near the Roer, but could not reach the army objective.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Ninth First Rhine Duesseldorf William H. Simpson Eisenhower Simpson Ninth Army Roer River

Superfortresses Hit Singapore in Daylight Bombing

India-based B-29s of the Twentieth Air Force struck Singapore in daylight operations described as integrated with plans to cut Japan's empire. About 40 giant bombers took part against the naval base and supply bottleneck with results deemed good.

Washington Singapore Japan Twentieth Air Force Great Naval Base

War Production Strikes Shut 24 Plants in Three States

A general shutdown of 24 Chrysler Corp and Briggs Manufacturing Co plants in Detroit Chicago and Evansville Ind affecting 126000 workers was forecast as 34125 employees joined stoppages closing 10 plants and curtailing others. Discharges were announced as authorities called the strike the most serious war production threat since Pearl Harbor. The dispute began at Chrysler Dodge main plant and Briggs plant actions escalated prior week.

Detroit Pearl Harbor Chrysler Corp. Dodge Briggs

De Gaulle Says Key Industries Should Be State Run

Paris March 2 4 Gen Charles De Gaulle told the consultative assembly that France must place coal electricity gas transport communications and heavy industries under state control for the war period. He urged leaving private initiative room until a constitutional convention defines limits. He spoke as France seeks higher industrial and agricultural output.

Paris Charles DeGaulle France Consultative Assembly de Gaulle

Young fighter pilot destroys five Nazi planes in epic solo duel

Lt. Roscoe Allen of Dunlap Illinois, flying for the Eighth Air Force in England, engaged 15 German aircraft and shot down five in a 120 mile running battle. He believes two more were probable and could set a new single day record with confirmation pending gun camera results.

Charles Chamberlain Eighth Air Force England Roscoe Allen Dunlap Ill Germany Allen

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