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... Stop in 2530 Miles RECORD TIME . [ Hqexisg Post isd THEScoiSius COERESPOSDEXT . ] Xew Toijk , April 2 L—CoL Charles Lindbergh , accompanied by his wife , who acted as co-pilot and navigator , has compleied a one-stop 2530-mile flight from Glendale ...
... less than the 91 days which lie } ' took for til ; 0 outward journey . ( p . 6 ^ . Foreign Affairs . Il- -: Colonel Charles Lindbergh , accompanie :- ; iw his wife , completed a one j Stop * 2- ? 30 mil i ' - ' -r flight from Glendale . California , to ...
... LINDBERGH'S ESCAPE . Flames fr , om Petrol Set Clothes Alight . New York , August 28 . —Colonel Charles Lindbergh , the famous Atlantic flier , had a narrow escape from death to-day when his clothing caught lil'O as he was entering his 'plane on the aerodrome ...
... Programme . 6 . 15—Weather and News . National Propramme . 6 . 30—President Hoover , Major Costes , Lieut . Bellonte , Col . Charles Lindbergh , ana Rcnr-Admiral Byrd , speaking from a reception Riven by thc President to thc French airmen . Relavcd Irom America ...
... emptv , ami ail America . wants to know the reason wlij . The kidnapping of llie 19 nioiiihs old son of Colonel aud Mrs Charles Lindbergh—America ' s national hero and heroine—has aroused national excitement and anger as no other crime has done for year ...
... y the kidnapping from their country home , near Hopewell , New Jersey , of the 19-months-old son of Colonel and Mrs Charles Lindbergh , America ' s national hero aiid heroine . It is understood that a ransom of . 50 , 000 dollars ( £ 10 , 000 at par ) ...
... Mr John Raskob , the banker and industrialist ; Mr Adams , ex-Secretary of the Navy ; General Pershing , and Colonel Charles Lindbergh . DISTINGUISHED CLIENTS Mr Pecora , who is conducting the- inquiry into the affairs of J . P . Morgan & Co ., enumerated ...
... LINDBERGHS' FLIGHT Departure from Newfoundland for Labrador St John ' s ( Newfoundland ) , July 14 . —Colonel and Mrs Charles Lindbergh , who stopped for a short period to refuel at Botwood , on tho Northern coast of Newfoundland , left for Cavtwright ( ...
... leads to show that Hauptmann , in the course of burglary done for the purpose of stealing the infant son of Colonel Charles Lindbergh and its clothing , caused this child to be stricken or injured es the result of which it died . The evidence , he ...
... which occurred on the night of March 1 , 1932 , when , a person or persons unknown stole . the firstborn son-of Colonel Charles Lindbergh from his crib in • the Lindbergh residence near Hopewell , New Jersey , has been called in-America the crime . of the ...
... United States as a stowaway , sits in his cell here waiting to be tried for his life He is charged with having murdered Charles Lindbergh , the baby son of Colonel Lindbergh . Never since he was arrested 3 % months ago has Hauptmann been known to break down ...
... you-leave a note on the window-sill of the Lindbergh nursery?—I was not there at all ; ¦ Mr Reilly —Did you steal young Charles Lindbergh?—I was never there . ¦ - . ' ¦ There was . a . trace - of bewilderment in Hauptmann ' s tone . ' ¦ .. ' * - , . ' • ...