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... WOULD PREFER NEGOTIATED PEACE CCL. LINDBERGH AND QUESTION OF U.S. AID. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, once the air hero of all Americt and now ranking amon g its most isolationist public figures, declared last week end that lie would prefer a negotiated ...
... LINDBERGHS SAFE. I. INDING IN ITALY. MACHINE FOR ALL EMERGENCIES. Colonel Charles Lindbergh and his wife, who left Lympne yesterday in a plane especially built to the airman's requirements, are safe. They landed, according to Reuter, at San Gusto aerodrome ...
... for England NEW YORK, Wednesday.—ln hall closely guarded against demonstrations by foot and mounted police. Colonel Charles Lindbergh told American audience t=-nlgfat that he had been forced to the conclusion we cannot .win this war for England, regardless ...
... a not* on the windowsill of the Lindbergh nursery? Hauptmanm—l was not there at all. Mr - Reilly—Did you steal young Charles Lindbergh P Hauptmarti--1 was never there. Hauptman° spoke with a tone of injured innocence and a trace of bewilderment. Mr. Reilly—You ...
... Bernard Richard Hauptmann, will charged with tho murder of Charles Augustus Lindbergh, the two-year-old son of Colonei Charles Lindbergh. NATION-WIDE SEARCH. Hauptmann, who is 35, will plead not guilty. He was arrested New York September this year, following ...
... States as stowaway, aits in his cell here waiting to tried to-morrow for his life. He is charged with having murdered Charles Lindbergh, the baby son of Colonel Lindbergh, about two years and nine months ago. Never since he was arrested three and half months ...
... TWO MEDALS FOR VALOUR. (From Dally Telegraph** Own Now York. Monday. Colonel Charles Lindbergh flew from Washington to New York in the Spirit of St. Louis this morning, and was given a reception which for wild enthusiasm and abandon unrivalled in the ...
... Wednesday in a new type of aeroplane designed for the personal use of the famous American Tranatlantic pilot. Colonel Charles Lindbergh (writes the Ilaily Telegraph air correspondent). The pilot was Mr. F. G. Miles, a director of the English constructing ...
... CUDAHY AND A PLAN Accusing President Roosevelt of never having taken the American people into confidence, ex-Colonel Charles Lindbergh, at an American First Committee non-intervention meeting in Madisan Square Gardens, New York. on Thursday night, declared ...
... LINDBERGHS IN FRANCE Channel Crossing by Cargo Boat BOULOGNE, Thursday. Colontl Charles Lindbergh and hie wife, who have been living in England for some months past, are now motoring through Ersnee. Colonel Lindbergh avoided recognition landing in France ...
... his unsullied fame home. With these impressive words President Coolidge on Saturday welcomed Captain (now Colonel) Charles Lindbergh, the intrepid young Transatlantic airman, on his arrival at Washington. The memorable scenes in France, England, and ...
... Prize New York, Thursday The world’s most reluctant givers of autographs are Pope Pius XI., Signor Mussolini. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, Md Greta Garbo. The most willing are ex-President Coohdge aud Rudy Vallee, the broadcast crooner. These statements are ...