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... telling you. I knew you would not sanction such a thing. Had a great trip. Wouldn't have missed the experience. Love, Charles. Lindbergh wired congratulations to Chamberlin. Berlin, Tuesday. A new propeller is being fixed to the | Columbia Kottbus, in order ...
... LINDBERGH. TO RECEIVE THE PLAUDITS OF AMERICA. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the hero the first lone flight from New York to Paris, is steaming slowly up Chesapeake Bay to receive the plaudits ' of America at noon, six clock by London time. Pi - epai' a ...
... LINDBERGH AGAIN. Colonel Charles Lindbergh has act as chairman of the technical all sl'° , of the Transcontinental Air ' o pt et Company, the new U.S. £1,000,0^ prise, sponsored by leading railway B and aircraft manufacturers, . operate 48-hour combined ...
... PLANE SAILING FOR LINDBERGH RACING CARS NOT SO COMFORTABLE olonel Charles Lindbergh the Atlantic airman, drove a racing car 106 miles an hour on the Packard Motor Company's private speed track. Later in the day, says the New York Herald Paris edition ...
... MRS LINDY FLIES Pilot's License Granted Mrs. Charles Lindbergh, wife of the famous Atlantic flyer, will soon receive her student pilot's license says the New York Herald (Parig edition). She has already made her first solo flight and passed the required ...
... Weather Forecast and First General News Bulletin. 6.30, 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. ...
... Breedon (10653), f1°716), Frank Wm. Copestiek (10963) Copostlck (1088 °)> Frances To-day's Air Hero— LINDBERGH COLONEL CHARLES LINDBERGH, far from being the first man to fly across the Atlantic, as is often said was actually the forty-fourth to fly across ...
... KIDNAPPED RANSOM DEMANDED FROM FATHER Kidnappers have seized Charles Augustus Lindbergh, the 20-monthold son of Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the man who flew the Atlantic alone in 1927, and so made himself the hero of all America. A woman's footprints have ...
... whole world is horrified and puzzled by the discovery of the body of the kidnapped 19-month-old son of Colonel and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh, yesterday, half buried in dirt and leaves, at Mount Rose Hill, about five miles by road from the Lindberghs' estate ...
... height of 35,000 feet. Lindbergh's New Home.—lnquiries made at Cardiff, to-day, failed to confirm the report that Colonel Charles Lindbergh. ...
... The birth of the baby son of Colonel aiid Mrs. Charles Lindbergh, born in a London nursing home on May 12. was registered Marylebone Town Hall, to-day. the child s name being given as Land Morrow Lindbergh. ...
... LIKES THEIR SYSTEM NATIONAL GUEST much has been written during the last few clays about thai almost legendary figure Charles Lindbergh. His attack upon the principles for which the Allies have entered the war has caused surprise and rage on both sides ...