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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

2

Austria to Be Made Neutral State by Mussolini and Hitler

Rome June 19 An official described a plan by Mussolini and Hitler to convert Austria into a neutral state like Switzerland. The move aims to restore Italian German cordiality and remove a potential cause of European war. Foreign ministers and regional leaders react as Danubian conference plans stir skepticism.

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Longest Ski Run by Russian Team Ends in Moscow

Five young Russian skiers completed a 5825 mile ski run from Baikal to Murmansk, the longest in U S history. Leader Popov said the team survived three days on boiled water and minimal shelter, with teammates gaining weight and now described as in splendid form.

Moscow U. S Baikal Murmansk Popov Peres

Poisoned Kidneys Stop Getting Up Nights

Experimental treatment shows signs of reducing nocturnal sleep disturbances in patients with acute kidney conditions. Researchers report improved kidney function markers and fewer nighttime awakenings after a course of intervention.

Lafayette Birthplace Chateau Welcomes Visitors

American tourists can stay in newly prepared rooms in the north wing of the Chavanne Lafayette Chateau in Haute Lake to spend days at the birthplace of Marquis de Lafayette. The renovations offer lodging for travelers seeking to reside on the historic site.

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France Considers Enlarging Navy

Paris reports the French chamber discussed expanding the navy in response to the Anglo German naval accord. Officials told the naval committee the Washington treaty was effectively dead and France could pursue any warships. Premier Laval expressed surprise at the agreement as committee members favored immediate fleet buildup.

Paris France Chamber of Deputies Great Britain Pierre Laval Chamber Foreign Affaira Committee

Navy committee hears Laval and Petri on fleet expansion

The Navy committee urged Laval and naval minister Francaia Petri to appear Friday to discuss enlarging France's 60 000 ton fleet. Members said about 400 000 tons are for Mediterranean service and 200 000 for the Atlantic. The Atlantic fleet has grown quietly as ships moved from the Mediterranean to the North. The second squadron protecting the coast from the arc area to the Gulf of Gascony more than doubled with a battleship two destroyers and four torpedo boats added. Twenty five submarines including the world's largest have been returned to the fleet.

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Grace Moore Declines Royal Honor Debut in Brussels

Grace Moore canceled a Brussels gala debut citing ill health and forfeited a royal engagement that would have supported Queen Astrid's charity. Impresario Nayactt says she sues for 100000 francs about 3200 dollars after the cancellation. the palace notes low advance sales.

Brussels Grace Moore Leopold Paul Nayactt Miss Moore Paris Palace of Fine Arts Baron Vanderbraden Astrid Belgium Nagaert Naynert

Prehistoric Floyd Collins Body Found in Mammoth Cave

Mummified remains of a prehistoric man were found on a 30 foot ledge in Mammoth Cave Kentucky by cave guides Grover Campbell and Lyman Cutlin. Archaeologists study the mummified body believed to be a cave dweller or explorer, with tools, a reed torch, fiber clothing, and a sandal nearby.

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