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... Woodin 1.000, General Pershing WO. Mr. Owen 1). Young (of the Young Plan) 5,0(10, Mr. Newton 1). Baker 2.000. Colonel Charles Lindbergh 500, and Mr. Adams 1,000. According to Mr. Pecora, Allegheny Corporation issued 3.500,000 shares in common stock. 31r ...
... NORTHERN AIR ROUTE The Lindberghs and Use of Greenland Copcbagen, Monday. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, now in Greenland, satisfied that it is possible to establish regular aerial service ocross the Northern Atlantic as soon as the right route is ascertained ...
... was necessary decided that should remain the air.—Reuter, LINDBERGH’S AMAZING PUNCTUALITY. New York, Sunday. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the trane-atUntie airman, lookimg the picture of health, arrived back in New York to-day after 22,350 miles tour of ...
... Brooklyn. While Bruno Hauptmann was under sentence of death for the murder of the baby son of America's hero, Colonel Charles Lindbergh, at Hopewell, New Jersey, in 1932, the supposed confession of Dr. Wendel caused a dramatic postponement of the execution ...
... America was not prepared to. wage a war abroad, -but Americans could, and must, defend the United States, declared Col. Charles Lindbergh at an America First'' rally, in St. Louis. Minnesota. He particularly stressed what was said to be American inadequacy ...
... Piers Legh and tha Hon Mrs. Legit Lady Cunard: Admiral of the Fleet Sir Ernie Chatfield and Lady Chatfield Colonel Charles Lindbergh and Mrs. I.lndbergh and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simpson. AT BLENHEIM PALACE. In the following month Mr. and Mrs. Simpson ...
... romance was connected with his life through the fact that on of his daughters, Miss Anne Morrow, became the wife of Charles Lindbergh, the worldfamed aviator. The Lindberghs are At present on an aviation tour of the Orient. 000 President Hoover, who was ...
... arrival; We had a splendid voyage from Foynes. The weather was marvellous at 10,000 feet above the clouds.” Colonel Charles Lindbergh saw the take-off at Foynes. He hade a tour of the Shannon air base in a launch with Mr. Frank Aiken, Free State Minister ...
... LOG OF THE CASE. Trial,Death Sentence and Re-sentence Following is a complete log the case : March 1, 1932—Charles Lindbergh, jun., taken from his nursery at Hopewell, N.J , during evening while nurse absent. April 2—Dr. John F. (Jafsie) Condon paid 50 ...
... for no other reason than that one strong nation must be left to keep civilisation alive after the war. says Colonel Charles Lindbergh in an article in the magazine, Atlantic Monthly. The article. entitled What substitute for war? says:— Both sides ...
... LINDBEROH—REPUBLICAN. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the Atlantic flier, flew all ♦he way from Mexico City to St. Lotus (Missouri) to record his approval of the Republican nominee. Governor Smith, the Democratic candidate, marched to the poll in New York ...
... LINDBERGHS IN ROME Had Spent Night Near Pisa ROME, Tuesday. Colonel Charles Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh landed at the airport here late this afternoon, having flown from Pisa. They intend to continue their flight to Egypt to-morrow. News of their arrival ...