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... investigations into the mysteries of the human heart are \ believed Paris to be the reason I for the sudden arrival of Col. Charles Lindbergh, the famous American airman, at the lonely little island of St Gildas off the I coast of Brittany. The island is owned ...
... Lady Lindy by Americans. Not only were her exploits in the air comparable with those of her famous compatriot, Col. Charles Lindbergh, but she also bore a striking resemblance to him—especially when clad in flying kit. In 1918, when she was only 19. she ...
... 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 ...
... his charges ready for the first match of the season. There is good and varied fare in this week's Guide and Ideas. Charles Lindbergh tells his most exciting flying experience. He ran out of petrol whilst flying in a dense fog, went overboard by parachute ...
... into me mysteries of the human heart are believed here to be the reason for the sudden and dramatic arrival of Colonel Charles Lindbergh , the famous American airman , at the lonely little island of St Gildas , off the coast of Brittany . The island is owned ...
... s into the mysteries of the human heart is believed to be the reason for the sudden and dramatic arrival of Colonel Charles Lindbergh. the famous American airman, at the lonely little island of St. Gildas, off the coast of Brittany. The island is owned ...
... “Lady Lindy ”by Americans. Not only were he: exploits in the air comparable with those of her famous compatriot, Colonel Charles Lindbergh, but she also bore a striking resemblance to him — especially when clad in flying kit. Born at Atcheson, Kansas, on July ...
... ago. was achieved by two British pilots, one of whom, Sir A. Whitten Brown, is a prominent citizen of Swansea. Col. Charles Lindbergh, probably the most famous airman in the world, and the man who, behind the scenes, has had most to do with bringing about ...
... tyond have been the dream towards hich Dr Goddard has worked for the ist 20 years. His work has closely lerested Colonel Charles Lindbergh, ho. as a member of the Daniel Guggen- , Mm Foundation Board which is now icnsoring the experiments, has twice sited ...
... Lindy by Americans . Not only were her exploits in the air comparable with those of her famous compatriot , Colonel Charles Lindbergh but she also ¦ bore a striking resemblance to him—especially when clad in flying kit . Born at Atcheson , Kansas on July ...
... Into mysteries of the human heart are believed here to be the reason for the sudden and dramatic arriXil of Colonel Charles Lindbergh, famous American airman, at the lonely little island cf St. Gilda’s, off the coast of Brittany. The island is owned by ...
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