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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1942

Page

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Butte War Production Day To Highlight Local Effort

Butte will host a June 2 war production day with two WWII heroes Lieut Commander Edward O Hara and Captain Hewitt W Reuters representing Navy and Army. A large parade and two demonstrations will showcase copper zinc and manganese contributions from miners smeltermen and craftsmen of Butte and Anaconda to war needs. The event aims to mobilize western Montana in a historic display of patriotism and industry.

Butte United States Edward O’hare Navy Hewitt T. Whreless Anaconda Montana Butte Hill Butte High School

Price Control to Bring Hardships, Businessmen Told

Clem W. Collins, regional OPA administrator, told Montana businessmen price control will cause hardships but is needed to curb inflation. He urged patience, warned against cheaters, and praised retailers for supporting ceilings while noting civilian goods have halved while purchasing power rose.

Helena Clem W. Collins Office of Price Administration Montana Collins OPA Montanans, Inc

Marshall and Doolittle Inspect San Francisco Bay Bases

General George C. Marshall and Brig. Gen. James Doolittle visited Army bases in the San Francisco bay area on Monday. The party met with Western defense officials, naval leaders, and defense staff including Admiral Greenslade and Rear Admiral Holmes, after earlier talks in Los Angeles and San Diego.

San U.P George C. Marshall Army James Doolittle Japan San Francisco Bay Area S. H. Sherrill Frank McCarthy War Departmental A. P. Ebright Inter- American Defense Board Fourth Army General Marshall West Coast Los Angeles John L. Dewitt Western Defense Command San Diego Ralston Holmes 11Th Naval District Thomas Girdler Consolidated Aircraft Company Marshall Frederick Gilbreath San Francisco

Raushenbush Declared Not Communist by Senate Panel

The Senate appropriations committee restored an $8,000 item for Stephen Raushenbush, chief of the interior power division's research and planning branch, after a House vote removed it amid claims he was a Socialist Communist. The panel found the charges unfounded and unjustified and urged keeping him employed.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee Stephen Raushenbush Interior Department Power Division House Representative Winter R.-Kas America Raushenbush Department Ickes

Newsman Arthur Winton Dies in Salt Lake City

Arthur Stuart Winton a veteran Salt Lake City newspaper man died Monday after a major surgical operation He was 56 and had recently undergone surgery in Salt Lake City May 25 Salt Lake City newspaper obituary notes his long career and age

Salt Lake City Arthur Stuart Winton

Storage Battery Power lecture by Edison agent

Frank W. Hooper, Butte district engineer for Thomas A. Edison, Inc., spoke to the Montana section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers on storage battery power. The talk at the Montana Power auditorium noted that storage batteries power industry far more than autos, with Edison nickel iron alkaline cells suited for heavy, continuous power rather than automobile use.

Frank W. Hooper Butte Thomas A. Edison, Inc Montana American Institute of Electrical Engineers Montana Power Company Bozeman Anaconda E. W. Schilling Department of Electrical Engineering Montana State College

Mexicans Move Closer to Entering War

Mexico City May 25 President Manuel Avila Camacho urged Congress to convene in extraordinary session and declare war, signaling Mexico’s alignment with the United Nations. The move follows Axis sinking of vessels Potrero Del Llano and Faja De Oro and demands emergency powers and control measures. Detachments of sailors and marines marched in the capital as mobilization looms.

Mexico City Manuel Avila Camacho Mexico Congress United Nations Permanent Congressional Commission Avila Camacho Potrero del Llano Congressional Commission Gulf Pacific

Order cancelled on gas rationing plan

The Office of Price Administration cancelled plans for card rationing of gasoline in Oregon and Washington starting June 1 due to improved supplies. A 33 1/2 percent cut remains in effect in both states, with continuation noted.

Washington Office of Price Administration Oregon OPA

Corporations Section Reaches 150000 in Hospital Campaign

The corporations division of the St. James improvement project hits its 150000 goal for a modern hospital in the mining city. Butte plans to contribute 300000, with establishments and payrolls divisions still short. Ray MacDonald led advance gifts to 50000, first to hit target. Contributions total 241000 so far as Memorial Day push begins. J C Maguire, ex-Butte resident now in Los Angeles, donated toward the hospital. D M Kelly of Anaconda Copper Mining Company leads the drive for vital hospital facilities to safeguard local families.

Corporations St. James Butte Ray MacDonald Drive Chamber of Commerce J. C. Maguire Los Angeles D. M. Kelly Anaconda Copper Mining Company Butte Hospital

Brazilian ship Commandante Lyra torpedoed but not sunk

Agencia Nacional reported the 5,052 ton Brazilian merchant ship Commandante Lyra was torpedoed by a submarine in the Atlantic on May 18 but not sunk. The vessel’s status was confirmed by the semi official news agency on May 25.

Rio DE Janeiro Commandante Lyra Atlantic Agencia Nacional

Health educator Lela Ewart leaves for Port Lewis duty

Helena report states Lela Ewart a field assistant in health education with the state board of health for three years departed today for duty at the Army hospital in Port Lewis Washington. No successor has been named.

Helena Lela Ewart State Board of Health Army Hospital Port Lewis Wash

Normal Business Suspension for War Bond Sale July 1

Washington May 25. Stores will suspend normal selling from noon to 12:15 PM July 1 to open a Treasury campaign to sell 1 billion dollars in war bonds that month. Retailers Namm of Brooklyn and Schaeffer of Chicago head the pledge effort with bells and whistles across shops.

Washington Chicago Group Namm

Fire Bomb Demonstration Tonight At Butte Stadium

Eugene Savage announces a 9 30 pm display of a fire bomb replica at Butte high stadium. The event mirrors Stanford Army chemistry division tests and teaches fire control for thermite and magnesium bombs to about 120 defense course participants. Capt. Barker will award certificates at course end June 1.

Butte High School Eugene Savage Citizens’ Defense Savage Stanford University Chemical Warfare Division Army Hugh K. Potter Montana Highway Patrol Oscar A. Dingman Emmajane Gibson Frank R. Gersh Joseph R. Barker State Defense Commission W. G. Perguson Civilian Defense

Ceilings Set on 1942 Women and Childrens Garments

Washington May 25 1942 authorities ruled that 1942 fall styles of women and children's coats suits dresses blouses and outerwear could not be sold at prices higher than last season. A special price order barred any seller from adding lines at higher than the highest price line from last fall.

Washington Office of Price Administration

Butte Forecast Scattered Tstorms Tuesday

Butte expects scattered showers and thunderstorms Tuesday. High around 64, low near 44 with measurable precipitation.

Chinese hold Kinhwa as Japan storms Chekiang defenses

Chinese veterans report repulsing a major Japanese assault on Kinhwa in Chekiang while facing renewed pressure along the Burma road in Yunnan. Chinese communiques say heavy fighting, 500+ Japanese dead, 2,000 casualties, and gains for Japanese forces near Kienteh and Sanchi as Tokyo warned of pressure on Kinhwa.

Chungking China Kinhwa Chekiang Burma Yunnan Kienteh Chientang Sanchi Tokyo Wuyi Yomiuri Salween Burma Road

Army P-38 crashes near Millsfield kill pilot Lieut Hampton

An Army P-38 pursuit plane crashed into a high tension power line and burned at Millsfield south of South San Francisco on Monday night killing the pilot Lieut. Robert G. Hampton.

San Francisco Calif U.P Millsfield Here Robert G. Hampton

Russians Repel German Tank Assaults Near Kharkov Front

Russian forces hold Izyum-Barvenko positions after days of heavy fighting with German tanks and infantry. Reports say 150 tanks and armored support battered the line, while Soviet air and naval actions claim destroying German destroyers and a transport near base areas.

Moscow U.R Izyum - Barvenkova Kharkov Red Army Izyum-Barvenko Pravda

Anthony McBride Dead Veteran Butte Streetcar Pioneer

Anthony A. McBride 79 a longtime Butte resident died at his home 1036 Utah avenue after years of ill health He piloted the first street car into Walkerville and Centerville later drove the first power car He worked 27 years for the Butte Electric Railway and later served as deputy sheriff deputy county treasurer and justice of the peace He organized the South Side Democratic club and led the Silver Bow Taxpayers league He was active in boxing promotion at the Holland rink in South Butte.

Anthony A. McBride Butte Walkerville Utah Avenue Duggan Merrill Mortuary Ireland Mr. McBride Butte Electric Railway Company Centerville McBride John K. O'Rourke Larry Duggan South Butte Silver Bow

Memorial Day observance plans complete in Butte

A. W. Anderson, general chairman, states all plans for the annual Memorial Day services in Butte are finished. Officers include Paul Rooney as vice chairman and Margaret LaForest as secretary treasurer. Committees cover activities publicity parade and speakers with Colonel Ralph B. Davis set as speaker at the Memorial across from the U.S. Army, Navy, and Mars.

Butte A. W. Anderson Anderson Paul Rooney Margaret LaForest DeLoughery A. Anderson A. Deble Wendel Vi Memorial U.S Army Navy Mars

Also Mentioned on This Page

O'Hare K. J. Berylson Washington, D. C Robert Patterson War Production Board Herbert Heasley Heasley Electrical Engineers of State Edison Company Washington, Oregon Heart India Miles Kunming Anton Changsha Amoy Gowainan Manila Fningpo Philippine Islands Guam Foochow Hangchow Ningpo Hankow Canton Railroad Frank W. Bird Anthony McBride
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