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... occurred between loyal workers and strikers, but latest reports are that the strikers are returning to work. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the famous Atlantic flyer, was thrown from his polo pony and dragged by the stirrup for 25 feet at Delmont (Penn.) yesterday ...
... 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 ...
... daiiti was effected by quantity of jewellery Ø The The stolen property 36 LINDBERGHS EVO I. „ The New York World Mrs Charles Lindbergh, famous husband a breaking flight jt go into a maternity, 110100 Mrs Lindbergh is a Morrow, who was i,fe? delegates at ...
... 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 ...
... 11,3 ItioTinto 3558 354 Scot. Inc. Tr. Or.l kO/6 ----/ -- ' 20 - 11 Olds the record for the longest w-ards made by Charles Lindbergh, Lieut. BREAKDOWN DENIED. caught .and lee eventually reached the - the 9th i Lancers. He saw service on the eoliannes37/ ...
... in Ireland, about 1900 miles, in 16 hours 12 minutes. Other successful west to east flights were afterwards made lv Charles Lindbergh, Lieut. Chamberlain with Mr C. Levine; Commander Byrd, with three companions; W. Brock - , with S. Schlee; Messrs Stutz ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ) ...
... 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 ...
... Captain Arthur Whitten Brown, got knighthoods for flying from Newfoundland to Ireland. The next man to make the journey. Charles Lindbergh, flew non-slop from New York to Paris ami made a fortune out of it. Since then Atlantic flights have steadily descended ...
... 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 ...