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... dropped off. A later message says that Colonel Lindbergh landed two miles from Sandberg, California,— Exchange. Colonel Charles Lindbergh made fame for himself in May, 1027, his “ lone across the Atlantic from New York to Paris, which was described at the ...
... Janua was taken rom Ghent Harbour lay. frice & East. 140 13/6 At sh ame. Ly) (1% Hyd lee sds is wot doing in Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the . Atlantic 236 260 - as flyer, was uninjured when wn from polo 243 24, MACHINES. pony and dragged 25 feet, at Delmony ...
... across tho sky in an attempt to determino whether greater altitudes favour more rapid air transportation, Colonel and Mrs Charles Lindbergh to-day arrived here from Glendale, California, having made but ono stop in their miles' journey. Much of the time they ...
... Lisbon correspondent. She was probably the oldest woman in Portugal. She retained all her faculties to the last. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the famous Atlantic flier, had a narrow escape from death, yesterday, when his clothing caught fire as he was entering ...
... glimpse of the British airwoman —Reuter. LINDBERGH'S LUCK. Narrow Escape in Petrol Fire. NEW Y'ORK, Thursday. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the famous Atlantic flier, had narrow escape from death to-day when his clothing caught fire he was entering his 'plane ...
... East, flj'im? on June 14T5. 1919, from Newfoundland to Clifden (Ireland). The next successful flight was that made by Charles Lindbergh in May, 1927, from New York Paris. ...
... to Chfden Ireland, about 1,900 miles, in sixteen hours twelve minutes. The next successful flight was that- made by Charles Lindbergh May, 1927, from New York to Pans. He covered the 3,039 miles non-stop in hours. Other successful West to flights were: ...
... Lands —(1) The Italian Peasants. 6.15. —Weather and News. 6.30. —President Hoover, Major Coates, Lieut. Bellonte, Col. Charles Lindbergh and Rear-Admiral Byrd, speaking from a reception given by the President to the French airmen; relayed from America. 7 ...
... Walton; “The Italian Peasants.” 6.15 Weather and News. B.3o.—President Hoover. Major Costes, Lieut. Bellonte, Colonel Charles Lindbergh, and Rear-Admiral Byrd, speaking from a reception given bv the President to the French airmen. (Relayed from America ...
... Ipetry of To-day “Out of Doors” Mr Ronald Watkins 6-15 Weather News 6-30 President Hoover Major Costes Lieut Efellonte Charles Lindbergh and Rear-Admiral Byrd speaking from a given the to the French Airmen relayed America 7-0 Beethoven’s Pianoforte Music ...
... Mr. Ronald Watkins. 6 15—Weather and First General News. 6.3o— President Hoover, Major Conte*. Lieut. Bellcnte, Col. Charles Lindbergh and Rear- Admiral Byrd, speaking from a reception given by the President to the French airmen, relayed from Amer ca. ...
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