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... disputes among the principala in the venture, and with another not yet having passed its tests, the chances of Captain Charles Lindbergh. the lucky young pilot from the West, became rosier and meter. There were no quarrels in his camp, for he is the sole ...
... ENGLISHMEN AVIATORS HOLD DISTANCE RECORD FOR TWO HOURS! Two wonderful flights were completed on Saturday. Captain Charles Lindbergh. alone in his Ryan monoplane, succeeded in creasing the Atlantic. He landed at Le Bourget, outside Paris, on Saturday night ...
... EARLY MORNING VISIT TO CROYDON. WORRIED AS TO Captain Charles Lindbergh, the tier who crossed the Atlantic hews New York to Paris last Saturday week, was mobbed by a hup crowd of NOM people —or as many of them as would get wear him—when he landed at ...
... Willingdon, and the entire diplomatic corps, of which Sir Y.sme Howard. the British Ambassador, is doyen, sail Colonel Charles Lindbergh, America's unofficial ambassador, were also present. Prior to the reception, the British Ambassador and Lady Isabella ...
... AMERICA TO MEXICO VENTURE. GOOD PROGRESS ON 2,100 MILE JOURNEY. WASHINGTON, Tuegday. Colonel Charles Lindbergh. the hero of the Spirit of St. Louis flight from the United States to Paris, started to-day on his non-stop flight to Mexico City. He expects ...
... body, and hie brains should he presented to the Wilder Collection at Cornell University. Lindbergh to Wed. - Colonel Charles Lindbergh, America's greatest aviation hero, is to be married early in June. He and his fiancee, MiBB Annie Morrow, are expected ...
... 1,900 miles in 16 flours 12 minutes. The Atlantic was not Hewn again a heavier-than-air machine until in May, 1927, Charles Lindbergh made his lone crossing from New York to Paris, envering the 3.639 miles non-stop iti 31; hours. Other successful flights ...
... interest on advances from 7 per cent. to per cent. • Lindbergh Thrown from Pony. DELMONY (PENNSYLVANIA) Friday. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the famous Atlantic flyer. was thrown from his polo puny and dragged by the stirrup for 25 feet here yesterday. He was ...
... the sky in an attempt to determine whether greater altitudes favour more rapid air transportation. Colonel and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh today arrived here from Glendale, California. having made bat one stop in their 2,44 mile journey. flush of the time ...
... Ronald Watkins. 6.15, Weather forecast, News bulletin. 130, President Hoover, Major Costes, Lieutenant Bellonte, Colonel Charles Lindbergh, and Rear-Admiral Byrd, speaking from a reception given by the President to the French airmen (relayed from America) ...
... INedneaday. The baby son of Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the American airman, has been kidnapped. The police broadcast, which was issued immediately after the kidnapping had taken place, merely says: Colonel Charles Lindbergh's baby was kidnapped between 7.30 ...
... Streatham, was found to-day at Eastbourne. Inquiries made at Cardiff to-day failed to confirm the report that Colonel Charles Lindbergh, who first flew the Atlantic solo, and his family were to make their home in Llandaff, Cardiff. Mr. Lindbergh's sister ...