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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1944

Page

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Crushing Blows Buckle Nazi Lines ne N eR RN in ro

Soviet forces swept into Bulgaria on a 135 mile front capturing Varna and opening drives toward Hungary. Tolbukhin’s Third Ukraine army crossed from Romania as Malinovsky’s Alpine corps moved through Transylvania to Sibiu. 48 miles were covered on day one from Ramnicul-Valcea. Bulgarian resistance appeared minimal as Moscow reported invasion from a Balkan front.

London Bulgaria Danube Varna Hungary Feodor I. Tolbukhin Third Ukraine Romania Yugoslavia Greece Marshal Tito Rodion Y. Malinovsky Ukraine Transylvania Alps Bosta Pass Sibiu Ramnicul-Valsea Balkan Germany Moscow Berlin

Preliminaries Begin at Belfort Gap Front

At the French Swiss frontier on Sept 8 Allied artillery barrages and air attacks opened the Belfort gap campaign. Three Allied motorized columns pressed toward Belfort within 10 miles as German defenses held strong in prepared positions.

Belfort Gap Belfort Montebeliard Delemont Montreux-Vieux Balmont Abbevillers

Allied Bridgeheads Deepened in Violent Fighting

Allied forces push across Belgium and into Germany as the First Army nears Aachen and the Third Army expands Moselle bridgeheads. British and Dutch units reach near the Prussian border, Ostende and Nieuport fall to Canadians, while heavy fighting and tank assaults press the advance against Siegfried Line.

William F. Boni Allied Expeditionary Force U. S. First Army Liege Siegfried Line Germany U.S. Third Army Moselle Saar Metz Verdun Albert Canal

Hillman Liability Questioned By Erickson Rally

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Leif Erickson rejected reports of direct C I O Political Action Committee backing from Sidney Hillman. He called for party unity, welcomed any union or non union support aiding Montana, and criticized Republican efforts to split the Democrats as Young Democrats re elected leaders in a meeting at Lewistown.

Lewistown Leif Erickson Sidney Hillman C. I. O. Political Action Committee Erickson Montana Young Democrats Montana Democratic Party Young Democrat George O’brien Butte Jock Weist Billings Margaret Anderson William Dunn

Bombing raid hits Japanese chemical and explosive plants

Large force of B-29 Superfortresses bombed Anshan and surrounding war industry centers in Manchuria. Primary targets were chemical and explosives factories with no planes lost. Maj. Gen. Curtis LeMay led the operation as crews received a solemn briefing and prayer.

John Grover U. S China Anshan Manchuria Japan Curtis le May 20Th Bomber Command

Motor Transport Meeting Set in Butte September

State and Western conference delegates announced a three day Montana Motor Transport association meeting in Butte from September 28 through 30 to discuss postwar highway problems. President Earl Moritz of Lewistown and secretary manager Dan Barney of Billings led preliminary arrangements, with an expected 400 to 500 highway users and visitors. An executive committee meeting of the Western states conference of the American Trucking association will accompany the event.

Montana Motor Transport Association Butte Earl Moritz Lewistown State Association Dan Barney Billings American Trucking Association

World Security Organization Needs Multinational Support

Governor Thomas E. Dewey urged that a permanent world peace security body with power to use force be developed by many nations. He said 60 nations must shape and back such an organization, stressing open discussion and broad public support.

World Security Organization Dewey Gardner Bridge Louisville Thomas E. Dewey Teheran Cairo Roosevelt Churchill Stalin Chiang Kai-shek

Infantry Captain Wounded in Action in France

Capt. Charles L. Whittinghill formerly of Helena high school and Montana State University, now in the Army in France, was seriously wounded August 20. He is married to Mrs. C. L. Whittinghill of 912 West Platinum, with daughters Colleen and Maureen. The family resides in Butte with their parents.

Charles L. Whittinghill Helena High School Montana State University Army Infantry France War Department Whittinghill C. L. Whittinghill Colleen Maureen Butte P. C. McDonald

Montana Evening Weather Outlook Sees Warm, Fair Skies

Weather forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday across most areas in Montana, despite a few local thundershowers in the southeast portion this evening. Temperature remains warm with continued mild to warm conditions.

Montana

Allied strike traps 250000 Germans in Balkans during war push

Allied forces push into Yugoslavia and Greece after coordinated air, land, and sea operations sentence. They report 250000 German troops blocked by destroyed rail lines from Adriatic to Romania, with Red Army and Tito's forces seizing a Yugoslav town. Weichs commands 26 divisions trying to reach home.

Rome Yugoslavia Greece Balkans Allied Mediterranean Air Headquarters Adriatic Romania Germany Red Army Marshal Tito National Army of Liberation United Nations Algiers Radio Air Force Baron Maximilan von Weichs

Deadly Battle Rages Along Adriatic Front in Italy

Rome reports a brutal 12 mile clash near the Adriatic coast as German forces throw reserves into a desperate attempt to halt Allied pressure toward the Po valley. British Eighth Army pockets reach the Marano river near Rimini while Kesselring signals willingness to pay any price to stop a breakthrough.

Rome Adriatic Great Po Valley Italy Marano Rimini Albert Kesselring Ligurian Sea

Explosion Rocks Brooklyn Tanker Gallia During Repairs

An explosion aboard the tanker S. S. Gallia in Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co yards Brooklyn injures sixteen. Fifteen were rushed to hospitals with burns and shock, ten in serious condition. Welders overhauling the ship sparked fumes from recent high octane gasoline. A fire followed but was quickly put out. Damage extent unknown but believed heavy.

New York S. S. Gallia Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co Brooklyn

South Pacific Air Forces Dominate Southern Philippines

Allied Headquarters in the Southwest Pacific reports air supremacy over southern Mindanao with a 113 ton attack on Davao area airfields. Liberators and Mitchells, escorted by long range fighters, attacked Davao airdromes while Catalina patrols sunk three freighters off Ceram.

South Pacific Philippines MacArthur Allied Headquarters Southwest Pacific U.P Douglas MacArthur Mindanao Davao Matina Sasa Licanan Lasang Ceram Island Ineies Bismarck Archipelago Dutch New Guinea Vogelkop Peninsula Kavieng Island

Administrators Outline Plan to Convert Industry to Civilian Production

Washington reports outline an integrated plan to shift a thick segment of American industry to civilian output after Germany falls and Japan is defeated. WPB chief Krug says civilian goods production is essential to bridge postwar gaps as government purchases decline from about 90 billion to 65 billion dollars.

Washington Germany Japan War Production Board J. A. Krug Senate War Investigating Committee Paul V. McNutt

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