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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1942

Page

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British Raids Across Denmark France and Norway Reported

London May 3. Aircraft over Copenhagen dropped bombs as anti aircraft batteries fired 45 minutes. R A F continued northern France raids with four German fighters destroyed. Targets included Pas de Calais docks at Dunkerque and Abbeville airfield. British losses were three fighters. Germans hit one southeast English coast town with casualties. Cross Swiss territory and mines laid. a large tanker off Alesund, Norway, was set ablaze.

London Copenhagen Denmark France Norhern Pas de Calais Dunkerque Abbeville England Reuters Stockh Sevensak Dagbladet Sweden Vichy Baltic Italy British Air Ministry Stockholm Luebeck Bern Coastal Command Alesund Norway

School of Mines to Confer Honorary Degrees at Commencement

The Montana School of Mines will award honorary degrees to two state citizens during the 40th annual commencement exercises next Friday evening. Fifty five candidates will receive collegiate degrees at the world famed mining college ceremony.

School of Mines Montana School of Mines Mining College

Hartzell to Receive Honor At Mines Commencement

Prof Lester J Hartzell veteran chemistry professor at the Montana School of Mines will retire this year and be named professor emeritus An honorary doctor of science degree will be conferred and Chief Justice Howard A Johnson will receive an honorary LL D The awards will be presented by Dr Francis A Thomson with Governor Sam C Ford among distinguished guests at Friday ceremonies Hartzell has taught since 1904 and is the oldest serving faculty member.

Lester J. Hartzell School of Mines Hartzell Howard A. Johnson Montana Supreme Court Montana A. E. Koenig Sam C. Ford Johnson Francis A. Thomson Montana School of Mines State Board of Education N. R. Leonard Leonard Charles H. Bowman Charles H. Clapp George W. Craven Lake City Colo Justice Johnson Governor Ford

Russians Plan Spring Offensive Amid Front Oaths

Moscow May 3. Red army troops along the 2000 mile front took oaths to make 1942 the year of final defeat for Germany. Pravda said spring conditions will change soon and the Red army will press the offensive. Stalin’s May Day order was read to troops and civilians near front lines. 1500 Germans killed on the Leningrad front with prisoners and gear taken.

Moscow Red Army Stalin Pravda Orel Kharkov Leningrad

DeWitt Orders 6500 Japanese Removal Across Pacific Coast States

Lieut. Gen. John L. DeWitt head of the western defense command ordered 6,500 Japanese removed from portions of California Arizona and Washington late next week in a wartime relocation plan.

San Francisco U.P John L. DeWitt Western Defense Command California Arizona Washington

Community Concert Group Starts Local Membership Drive

Butte area residents are invited to join the annual campaign of the Butte Community Concert Association with offices at the Butte Chamber of Commerce on West Broadway. Campaign runs to May 23 with a meeting for captains and workers at 8 pm in the Finlen hotel. President Alf Kremer will preside and Mrs. G E Mill notes high public interest in concerts. The speaker links music’s role to a broader world in wartime.

Butte Community Concert Association Butte Chamber of Commerce West Broadway G. E. Mill Finlen Alf Kremer Mill Russia

Reorganization of Government in Spain Starts

Private advices report Spain moving to reorganize Madrid government with conservative factions opposing Axis collaboration. Anti Axis demonstrations and an assassination attempt target pro Axis labor minister. army-Falangist tensions grow, while many army officers avoid further Axis War against Russia.

United Press Spain Germany Italy Madrid New York Falange Party Russia Ramon Serrano Suner Francisco Franco Falange Jose Varela Alcala Street Brazil Questa Jose Antonio de Riviera

Japs Push Through Burma Front As Fighting Rages

Reuters from Chungking reports Japanese forces drive north from Lashio toward Yunnan and Mandalay as fierce battles rack Burma. Flying Tigers strike Lashio air drome while Chinese and British defenses reel amid heavy losses on both sides.

London Reuters Chungking Lashio Burma Road Burma Kweichieh Mandalay China India Yunnan Province Flying Tigers New Delhi Irrawaddy Mandalay-Lashio Domei

Former President Leads in Colombia Voting

Former President Alfonso Lopez is ahead of Dr. Carlos Arango Velez by a sizable margin after early returns from Sunday's presidential election. Lopez led in Bogota with 33 119 votes to Arango's 12 415 and held similar margins in other districts as he campaigns to become Colombia's 68th chief executive.

Bogota Colombia Alfonso Lopez Carlos Arango Velez Lopez Eduardo Santos Arango

Army Bomber Crashes in Oregon. Nine Dead

A Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress crashed in the Blue mountains near Pendleton Oregon on a training flight. Six of eight crew members died instantly and two others were injured, with Technical Sergeant Wallace surviving in a dazed condition after crawling two miles to warn a motorist. Surviving crew were identified by home towns including Philadelphia and Baton Rouge. Rescue teams from Pendleton Army Air Base recovered the scene and transported the injured.

Pendleton Ore Blue Mountains Here Wesley FE. Wallace Philadelphia Pendleton Army Air Base Wallace John H. Starr Littleton Mass Frank W. Wright Joseph T. H. Laycock Baton Rouge James M. Brown Pleasant Hill

Farmers Favor Wheat Program Continues in Referendum

Wheat growers' referendum results indicate over 75 percent vote to continue the federal marketing control program for another season. With about three-quarters of votes counted, 174,913 favored quotas and 56,745 opposed, across voting states including Colorado Montana Wyoming.

Washington Agriculture Department Colorado Montana Wyoming

Japan's Burma Advance May Aim at Kunming Front

War summary notes Japanese progress through Burma with Lashio and the Burma road reaching the China frontier. Analysts view the Burma campaign as aimed at closing China’s back door rather than a broader plan to seize China, with Kunming as the next critical target from Indo China.

Japan Burma China Malaya Java Philip Lashio South China Kunming Indo-China

War Department lists 121 new Philippines casualties

The War Department announced 121 additional American deaths in the Philippines, bringing total World War II dead to 3,395. The list includes 3 officers and 118 enlisted men, with Navy and Marine losses contributing to the tally. officials warned the Philippine casualties list remains incomplete with more names to come. No Montana casualties were listed.

Washington U.P War Department Philippines Pearl Harbor Montana

War department seeks record $35 billion wartime appropriation

Informed legislators expect a presidential request of about 35 billion dollars for the War department to reach Congress within a week. The proposal would push total military appropriations and contracts past 190 billion in two years, funding 23,000 more planes, tanks, anti aircraft guns, and artillery for an army over 4 million.

Washington War Department Congress Budget Bureau Cochran D.-Mo Appropriations Committee House

Sugar Rationing Registration Opens In Butte

Registration for sugar ration books starts at 9 am today in Butte with 400 teachers volunteers and Parent-Teacher group members aiding. Offices stay open 9 am to 9 pm in elementary schools through Thursday for every man woman and child to register, regardless of eligibility.

Butte

Nazi warships out of action, Hitler fleet struck

London officials say the German battleships Gneisenau and Scharnhorst and the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen are definitely out of action and need extensive repairs after torpedo and bombing attacks, mines, and submarine actions in the English Channel. Only three vessels remain ready for combat at Trondheim.

London Gneisenau Scharnhorst Pring Eugen English Channel Admiralty Royal Air Force United States Adolf Hitler Trondheim Norwegian Tirpitz Admiral Scheer Admiral Hipper Goynia A. F

US Fighters Down 15 Nipponese Planes Over New Guinea

US fighter planes with cannon and machine guns struck at Japanese forces around Lae and Salamaua. Lt. Col. Boyd Wagner led the mission and downed four Zeros, while the squadron leader claimed another, as Allied airmen reported sinking ships and damaging many enemy aircraft in a week of intense operations northeast of Australia.

MacArthur Melbourne U.P United States New Guinea United Nations Australia Lae Salamaua Port Moresby Downs Boyd Buzz) Wagner Philippines

Activians Name Montana District Governor at Meet

MISSOULA May 3. Paul T. Keller Helena attorney was named district governor of the Activians for the Montana and Alberta district as the gathering closed. Butte was chosen as the 1943 district convention site with date to be announced. Delegates came from Helena Butte Deer Lodge Anaconda and Missoula. The closing session focused on advancing the club objectives.

Missoula Paul T. Keller Helena Activians Montana Alberta Butte Deer Lodge Anaconda Florence

A W Anderson Elected Memorial Day Group Chairman

A W Anderson of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was named chairman of the joint Memorial Day committee at a Sunday meeting in Patriotic Hall. He will lead preparations for Butte’s Memorial Day observance on May 30 including rites in Butte Memorial Park.

A. W. Anderson Joint Memorial Day Group The Veterans of Foreign Wars Chaiirman Joint Memorial Day Committee Patriotic Hall Anderson Paul A. Rooney Margaret LaForest Buttes Memorial Park Butte Jacksan Pat Deloughery William van Orden United Spanish War Veterans Wendell P. Johnson Bion Hall American Legion Ed A. Wille Leo Marvin Anna M. Quinn Women’s Relief Ball Pearl Head Pearl Doherty Earl Young EF. A. Wille Wendell Johnson American Legion Auxiliary Charlies Brazier Marine Corps League Ed Lappin Oscar Puykonen Ed Saladi Navy Anna M Tee Activitee

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R.A. F Lis Howard Johnson Ll.d L. J. Hartzell Ereeee Eee Army Kyaukse Joseph W. Stilwell Kipling City Salt Lake City Utah United Airlines Farmers Favor Wheat the War News Edgar FE. Bromar
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