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... the town a member of the Clark family. PROPOSAL TO CUT OFF BELLIGERENTS' SUPPLIES. Washington, Wednesday. Congressman Charles Lindbergh has introduced resolution calling on the President to cooperate with Congress attempt to bring peace to Europe. the event ...
... two developments durms the day which threatened to make the New York- Paris competition a three-cornered race. Capl. Charles Lindbergh, an ex-airmail pilot, who in the last 48 hours has sprung into the limelight a New York-Poris flier, has hopped off from ...
... ready to go, is a single-seater. Chris: ' toned The Spirt of St. Louis. It weighs , but hokls only line man. Captain Charles Lindbergh. aged twenty-five. who, on Wednesday and Thursday made a recordbreaking trans-continental flight in the machine. intends ...
... thousands of people journeyed to Roosevelt Field, Long Island, to-day watch the aviators in the final tests. Captain Charles Lindbergh, the one-man crew of the Ryan mommlane, and Mr. Clarence Chamberlain and Mr. Lloyd Bertau flying the Bell an ca monoplane ...
... Glaretue Chamberlain (pilot) ■ and Mr. Lloyd Bertaud (navigator) the “Columbia,” a weighing i only 1,8501b. Captain Charles Lindberghs aged 25, in a. single-seat, “The Spirit St. | Louis,” weighing 5,0001b. Captain Richard E. Byrd and two companion® the ...
... Hit Oaring Task, Now York, Friday. The whole of Ameriea is following with keen interest the daring enterprise Captain Charles Lindbergh, the plucky young airman who is flying a Ryan machine named The Spirit St. took off from the rains.Klden ground of l-iong ...
... shortly after ten o'clock in the morning to fly non-stop to India—a distance over 4,000 iniles—whilo the American, Captain Charles Lindbergh, left New York at about p.m. (British time) in an attempt to reach Paris. The American’s journey should occupy approximately ...
... JOURNEY ACCOMPLISHED IN THIRTY-ONE HOURS Captaia Charles Lindbergh, the American airman, landed safely in Paris at 10.22 p.m. on Saturday night, having successfully accomplished his non-stop flight of 3,600 miles from New York in about thirty-one hours ...
... delirious welcome at le bourget “Dash” to India Failurt. uapiain Charles Lindbergh, the young American airman, who, at p m. (British time), on Friday afternoon, left New York, landed at I.e Bourget Aerodrome, outside Paris, at 10-21 o’clock (British time) ...
... Mobiloll Tritustph Captain Charles Lindbergh in his epoch-making flight used Mobiloil B —the same as you can buy at any garage—to lubricate his Wright Whirlwind engine. He pinned his faith to Mobiloil as did the Round the World pilots and Commander ...
... tune'. Unknown admirers have bent WU less than a ton of lowers and more than I.oUll tekgraw to the American Embassy, Charles Lindbergh, Paris, being quite sufficient address tor telegrams and letters ' A special stasen has had to be detailed to deliver ...
... tinn. • Unknown admirers have sent no less than ton of flowers and more than 1,000 telegrams to the American Embassy, ” Charles Lindbergh, Paris,” being quite sufficient address for telcgraoig and letters. special postman has had to be detailed to deliver ...