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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1945

Page

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Russian Assault Troops Surge Across Western Hungary

Russian tanks and infantry smashed deep into western Hungary driving 43 miles on a 62 mile front toward the Austrian border and southern Germany. Tolbukhin’s Third Ukrainian army captured Veszprem and more than 350 towns as 76,000 Germans were said killed or captured recently.

London Austria Vienna Hungary Stalin Moscow Germany Berlin Red Army Oder Rver Upper Silesia Neisse Loebschuetz Silesia Brno Prague Hitler Baltic Danzig Gdynia Feodor I. Tolbukhin Veszprem Tolbukhin

Heavy Bombers Bomb Formosa and Cebu in Allied Raids

Heavy bombers dropped 145 tons on Formosa airfields and a naval air base and hit Cebu with 116 tons. Gen Douglas MacArthur said Liberators continued destroying the Formosa air force and hit the Taiwan airfield and Okayama base. Planes silenced gun emplacements and fires were seen in hangars and warehouses.

Dean Schedler Manila Formosa Cebu Island Philippines China Sulu Douglas MacArthur Taiwan Okayama Naval Air Base Cebu

Ungraded Eggs Sold on an F.O.B Basis

Washington March 24. The OPA ruled un graded eggs may be sold on an f o b basis to encourage free movement despite a short supply. The measure applies generally and aims to facilitate distribution amid tight egg stocks.

Washington OPA

U S Carrier Planes Hit Okinawa In Pacific Action

U S carrier planes and fast battleships of the Pacific fleet bombed four Ryukyu islands south of Japan in a follow up to earlier strikes. Nimitz reported attacks on Kyushu Shikoku and Honshu with carrier planes targeting Japanese air forces and shipping.

Guam U.S United States Pacific Fleet Ryukyu Chain Japan Fifth Fleet Okinawa Guardian Ryukyus Chester W. Nimitz Kyushu Shikoku Honshu Pacific Nimitz Ryukyu

Four U S Generals Jump With Airborne Troops

Paris dispatch reports four American generals parachuted with airborne units behind German lines near Wesel. Brig Gen Floyd Parks, chief of staff of the airborne division, disclosed that one had never jumped before and two joined for the thrill. He said no planes, gliders, or men were lost to Luftwaffe fire.

Paris U.P Wesel Floyd Parks Airborne Supreme Headquarters United States

B 29s Hit Nagoya Mitsubishi Aircraft Plant In Raid

U P reports over 225 B 29 Superforts attacked Nagoya Japan early Sunday. The raid aimed to cripple engine production at Mitsubishi plants, bombing from low altitude with a large tonnage of bombs. Flames and multiple fires rose at the target, with crews noting a growing blaze before returning.

Guam U.P Japan Mitsubishi Aircraft Nagoya Tokyo Osaka Kobe Far East Mitsubishi

American Home Front Told Not to Ease Up

A wartime outlook notes continued U keep in home front effort as Europe nears victory. It lists ten points on soldiers returning, manpower for Japan, sustained munitions output, ongoing drafts and taxes, possible lifting of minor restrictions, wage battles with unions, gradual civilian production, and emphasis on international cooperation as Europe tests foreign relations.

Washington Japan Europe Pentagon Capitol Hill Associated Press Rhine War Production Board Byrnes

11000 Planes Join in Rhine Assault

London dispatch reports 11000 Allied aircraft participating in the Rhine assault as 11,000 planes converge from England and continental bases to support ground troops. American fighters claimed numerous German air victories while losses included 26 heavy bombers and 14 fighters. 20 bombers were missing from a Liberator group delivering supplies to airborne forces.

London Berlin Rhine The Reich England Luftwaffe United States Eighth Air Force

Seven Butte Men Listed as War Casualties

Seven Butte men were reported as casualties in various war theaters. Five were wounded, one injured, and one captured by Germans. Wounded are Corp Ralph Hocking in Germany, Pte Leonard DeDeppo in Germany, Pfc Rudolph Fortune on Iwo Jima, Pfc Robert Appel on Luzon, Pvt Paul Jordan on Leyte. Sgt John D McLellan injured in France. Pvt John P Jones reported missing December 17 is a German prisoner.

Hocking DaDeppo Fortune Appel Jordan McLellan John P. Jones Butte Corp Ralph Hocking North Main Germany Leonard DeDeppo Walkerville Rudolph F. Fortune South Washington Iwo Jima Robert C. Appel Lowell Luzon Paul S. Jordan West Copper Leyte John D. McLellan East Quartz France South Idaho

Boxed soldier Ralph Hocking wounded in action in Germany

Ralph Hocking 29 a nation ally known boxer and former football end with Butte Ana conda Independent league was wounded in Germany according to a letter to his wife Mary Manza They report he was hit in the hand and back and is “all right” He has served 18 months overseas with an Army engineer unit and has two children Ralph eight and Mary Joy nineteen months His mother Flora Hocking resides in Portland Ore Capt Neil O Keefe of Butte visited him at base hospital.

Neil O'Keefe Butte

Walkerville Soldier Wounded in Germany March 1

Pfc Leonard DaDeppo of Walkerville serving with an armored division of the Ninth Army on the western front was slightly wounded in action in Germany March 1, according to War Department word received by relatives. His wife Frances and son Robert live in Seattle. his parents Silvio DaDeppo reside in Walkerville. An uncle and aunt, Joseph and Mrs Martina, are in Butte. Continued on Page 12, Col. 4.

Leonard DaDeppo Walkerville Ninth Army Germany War Department DaDeppo Silvio DaDeppo Frances DaDeppo Robert Seattle Joseph Martina Butte

Hitler plans to revive Nazism after Allied victory

London reports Adolf Hitler completed military and political plans to keep Nazism alive after Europe’s defeat, aiming for chaos and a new order. He is said to field 20,000 agents, fortify Berchtesgaden, and wage a long siege with underground factories and supplies, hoping postwar turmoil will seed a revival.

Flitler John A. Parris London Adolfitler Europe Germany Hitler Berchtesgaden Berchtes- Gaden-Salzburg Russia India San Francisco

Butte Weather Forecast Weekend Warmth and Clouds

Butte region forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions Sunday into Sunday night. Highs near 48 expected with 35 this afternoon and 26 overnight. Montana area shows partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and snow flurries in the south, diminishing wind. Monday looks fair in the east with increasing clouds and light showers in the west. Continued cool with Sunday highs near 40 to 50.

Butte Montana

Allied armies pierce Rhine line big push toward final victory

Four Allied armies crossed the Rhine on a 30 mile front opening a bridgehead toward Wesel and Duisburg as Eisenhower's forces drive into the Ruhr. Naval landings and heavy air power fueled the assault with 10,000 plus planes in action.

Paris Germany Rhine Ruhr North German Eisenhower U.S Second Army First Army First Airborne Army Berlin Wesel U. S. Ninth Army Duisburg Europe Normandy U. S. First Army U. S. Third Army Teutonic Montgomery Ninth

State Department Official to Speak to Service Clubs Thursday

Charles Phelps Taft son of the late President Taft and special assistant to Assistant Secretary of State William L. Clayton will headline the Butte Rotary meeting at the Finlen hotel at 12 15 p m Thursday. He will speak on Economic Foundations for Peace and Rotary invites all local service clubs and business leaders to attend. Tickets are available at the Finlen clerk’s desk with reservations due by Tuesday evening.

Butte Rotary Club Charles Phelps Taft William Howard Taft United States William L. Clayton Rotarians Butte Chamber of Commerce and Business Finlen H. S. Root Bonner

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Richard Kasischke Red Cross Drive Butte High Butte Red Cross Butte High School Red Cross H. J. Schiesser Catholic Cemeteries Association P. T. A. Central Council Cristoforo Colombo Lodge Golden West Club Grant School Henry W. Lawton United Spanish War Veterans Hardy Perennial Jewish Women's Club Little Norway Knitting Club Marian White Arts and Crafts Club Monroe School Navy Mothers Navy Moth U. S Notre Dame Parks United States Air Force Mitsubishi Aircraft Plant Lisle Shoemaker By Henry B. Jameson Berchtesgaden-Salzburg Himmler Bergoff Alderhorstz Bavaria Salzburg By Austin Bealmear State Department Charles P. Taft
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