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... 'Plane Circles House Tho first tangible clue to come into the hands of the police was postcard addressed simply to Charles Lindbergh. which was collected from a letterbox in Newark, N.J., and bore only six words, printed in pencil. The message ran:—Baby ...
... evidence tended show that Hauptmann, ii> the course of burglary done for purpose of stealing the infant son of Colonel Charles Lindbergh and its clothing, caused this child to be stricken or injured, as the result of which it died. The evidence, the judge ...
... German-American, Bernard Richard Hauptmann, for the murder of Charles Augustus Lindbergh, the two-year-old son of Colonel Charles Lindbergh. Flernington is only a few miles from the former home of the Lindbergh's at Hopewell, from which tho baby was taken on ...
... carpenter, will face the Court at Flemington, New Jersey, to-day, on trial foT his life. He is charged with having murdered Charles Lindbergh, the baby son of Colonel Lindbergh, on March 1, 1932. Never since he was arrested months ago has Hauptmann been known ...
... An Artificial Heart Lindbergh's Chamber of Eternal Life Colonel Charles Lindbergh will give demonstration of the artificial heart which he has constructed with Dr Alexis before the International Congress on Cellular Tissue at Copenhagen in August. Dr ...
... COLONEL LINDBERGH IN ROME Colonel Charles Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh landed at the airport in Rome late yesterday afternoon, having flown from Pisa. They intend leave to-day to continue their flight Egypt. ...
... too intense absorption in the state of the world is not conducive to long and healthy life. T'ame came a night Colonel Charles Lindbergh. Many a time when morbid men and women were intruding on his private .grief he must have wished that he could become ...
... WAR POST FOR “LINDY” CALLED UP FOR AIR CORPS DUTY Colonel Charles Lindbergh, who recently returned to the United States from Europe, has been summoned to active service in the United States Air Corps, the summons being effective to-day. Mr Woodring, Secretary ...
... airmen, Sir John Alcock and Sir Arthur Whitten Brown. The first solo flight was that from New York to Paris by Colonel Charles Lindbergh May 1927. ...