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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1942

Page

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Allied Planes Break Up Nippon Thrust

Canberra March 12 Allied air power disrupted Japanese plans in New Guinea as heavy losses reduced their invasion fleets near Salamaua and Lae. Allied strikes aimed to defend Port Moresby with heavier attacks, while no new enemy convoys were reported.

Canberra Australia New Guinea Port Moresby Cape York New Britain Salamaua Air Ministry Lae

Sugar Benefits Repeal Defeated in House Vote

The House defeated a Florida backed move to cut 47.5 million dollars from the agriculture appropriations bill to end sugar act benefit payments for the next fiscal year. Supporters warned of higher consumer prices and reduced beet sugar, while opponents argued it would effectively repeal the sugar act and curb production.

Washington House Florida Hendricks Dfia Appropriations Subcommittee

Riots Attack Nazi Stores in Rio as Axis Businesses Targeted

Furious crowds in Rio de Janeiro assault German, Japanese, and Italian firms on main avenues after ships sunk. Police deploy tear gas and sub machine guns as rioters damage show windows, seize displays, and force shutters at Axis linked banks and businesses. Security tightens around central district amid continued unrest.

Rio DE Janeiro U.R Rio Banco Allemao Transatlantic Banco Germanic America Do Sul Casa Lohner Germany Avenida Rio Branco Rua Ouvidor Casa Alema

Australia Builds Defense in Depth Amid War Prep

Australia mobilizes for possible conflict with Japan with a new overland highway from Darwin to Adelaide and a strengthened armed forces. Port Darwin grows from a pearl station to a northern sea base, linking to rail from Alice Springs to major cities as Australia expands air, sea, and ground defenses. Curtin Burnett and Mackay helm strategic efforts guiding the defense in depth approach.

Japan Australia Port Darwin North Coast Sea Darwin Alice Springs Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Great Inland Arsenal Singapore Surabaya Javad Russia Libya Philippines San Francisco Hawaii Greece Crete Syria

American Sub Sinks Four Enemy Ships Near Japan

A U S submarine struck at Japanese supply lines in home waters, sinking three freighters and a passenger-cargo ship. The Navy also reports Midway Island remains in Allied hands as four fighter planes atop Midway downed a Japanese seaplane west of the island on March 10.

Washington Japan Navy Midway Island South Pacific U. S Midway Central Pacific

A W V S to Sponsor Motor Repairs Course for Women

Mrs. Harry G. Commons and Mrs. George E. Palmer announce an A W V S motor repairs and driving course for Butte women. Two lessons weekly for three weeks directed by Hugh Porter of the state highway patrol. Open to women who can already drive. enroll at North Main headquarters.

Harry G. Commons George E. Palmer American Women's Voluntary Services Butte Hugh Porter State Highway Patrol North Main

Rev J F Sheehan Named Diocesan Schools Superintendent

John F Sheehan a Butte native and Carroll College alumnus was named diocesan superintendent of schools and principal of Girls Central High. The Helena announcement listed four additional priest appointments including Edward Gilmore in East Helena and Morrissette in Boulder. He trained in Rome and began as an assistant at St Peter parish Anaconda before rising to lead education efforts in the diocese.

John F. Sheehan Butte Girls’ Central High School Helena Joseph M. Gilmore Edward P. Gilmore St. Cyril and Methodius Parish East Helena Butte and Helena Missoula Kalispell John M. Morrissette St. Mary St. Catherine’s Boulder F.J. Mullen St. Peter's Anaconda Malen J. M. Venus St. Patrick Chateau, Mont Central Carroll College North American College Rome St. Peter

House Economy Bloc Cuts Bill

The House economy bloc tentatively cut 21.25 million from a 695 million farm supply bill for the next fiscal year. Reductions hit farm tenant loan administration by 1.25 million and 20 million from loan funds. Adjournment forced by farm leaders and Rep Tarver. Debate to resume Friday with further cuts considered.

Washington House Economy Bloc Farm Security Administration Tarver D-Ga House Dirksen R-Til R-S.d Case Dirsken

Draft Case Goes to Jury in Franklin Trial

Walter M. Franklin, 31, accused of draft evasion, faces a federal trial jury after evidence concluded. Dr. Gladys V. Holmes testified on schizophrenia, basing her opinion on trial evidence. no government rebuttal. The case is before Judge James H. Baldwin as proceedings note a separate Indian liquor case for 10 AM.

Walter M. Franklin Gladys V. Holmes Montana Warm Springs U. S Paul Erler Franklin Gregson Dr. Holmes R. Lewis Brown W. D. Murray

Weather and Front Lines Shift as Spring Thaws Hit War News

Wide World War Analysis notes mud and thawed rivers threaten major operations as Russian forces strike near Smo lensk and in the Leningrad region. Experts say heavy German mechanization meets resilient Red Army as weather likely delays renewed offensives until late spring or June. reports of new breakthroughs emerge from multiple sectors.

Kirkel Simpson Smolensk Hitler Leningrad Moscow Caucasus

Nazi Sub Sinks Ship and Lifeboats

Four survivors from a U S tanker crew of 36 say a submarine sank their ship with shell fire in the Caribbean at 4 15 am on February 28 the submarine then sank two lifeboats and a liferaft. The ship went down within five hours and the survivors drifted on liferafts for nearly a week before being rescued near Philadelphia.

Philadelphia U. S Caribbean Fourth Naval District

Occupational Skills To Be Listed For War Work

Washington March 12 009 000 men aged 20 to 44 under the selective service system will list occupational skills needed in war production industries A questionnaire will be sent through local draft boards beginning soon in an inventory of Americas male labor resources McNutt social security administrator hopes the program will cover all men 18 to 64 and give the employment service full skill data About 40 million men are to be surveyed with 17 million workers already in war industry payrolls and 10 million more needed to reach maximum output Workers with trained essential war skills will be invited for interviews and potential transfers to war plants A deputy commissar of peoples aviation in Russia Mikhail Kartushev is reported killed in a Moscow airplane accident.

Washington Selective Service America Paul V. McNutt Social Security United States Employment Service McNutt

90 Divisions Hurled Against Nazis In Ukraine Push

London reports Marshal Timoshenko launched a winter offensive in the Ukraine with about 1,750,000 men across a 250 mile front aimed at Taganrog Kharkhov and Stalino. German broadcasts acknowledge Russian attacks as encirclement efforts near Rzhev press on Moscow.

London U.P Semyon Timoshenko Ukraine Adolf Hitler Taganrog Sea of Azov Kharkhov Radio Moscow Timoshenko Kharkov

County Suspends WPA Sponsorship in Madison County

Madison county commissioners voted at March meeting to suspend county sponsorship of all WPA projects starting April 1. The move cites farm labor shortages from military enlistment, high defense wages, depleted funds, and scarce machinery. About 85 workers affected as new road and bridge projects are halted and funds redirected to repair and maintenance.

Virginia City Madison County Board of County Commissioners WPA

Men Registered in Feb 16 R Day Not to Be Called Until May

National selective service plans indicate men who registered on February 16 for R-day will not be called until late May. The latest registrants will have a separate order list, while current calls drawn from October 16, 1940, and July 1, 1941 lists continue.

National Selective Service Selective Service

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