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... Another Mobiloll' Triumph Capt. Charles Lindbergh on his epoch-making non-stop flight of 3,600 miles from New York to Paris used Mobiloil B —the same as you can buy at any garage—to lubricate his Wright Whirlwind engine. He pinned his faith to Mobiloil ...
... i l ` : • . • . - - ' . . - .1 :' ' f -i. 1 . rte - The American Ambassador, Mr. Myron Herrick, talking to C4tain Charles Lindbergh on the steps of the Embassy in Paris. > > ' kOranhic Photo Union I 4 4-4 t LL ..„ The Ramleh British Military Cemetery ...
... audience of the King in the morning. Captain Charles Lindbergh had the honour of being received by his Majesty, when the King decorated hint with the Air Force Cross. The Prince of Wa!es received Captain Charles Lindbergh on Tuesday. His Royal Highness, attended ...
... CARDIFF GOLF CLUB LADIES' OPEN MEETING. AMERICAN MENIORIAL.DAY.. • 1 .4 , 0.. 4 4 ...
... Atlantic. Again the Atlantic has been conquered, and again, following the lead established by the epic lone flight of CHARLES LINDBERGH, ...
... 'lhon3al Evans, 4. peon .1 snn of MN and CARDIFF WEDDING.—The T. C. Evan 4.f l'aerplitily•road. mother of Colonel Charles Lindbergh. Cardiff, who was married at. Llan,khei. wedding of Miss Gsvyneth I)avie* climbing into a 'plane at the municipal Parish ...
... re►d by Mr. Ronald Watkins. 6.ls.—Weather and general hews. 6.3o.—President Hoover. Major Coates. Lieut. Bellonic. Col. Charles Lindbergh. and Hear•admiral Byrd. 'Peaking from ,- ties given by the President to the French airmen. retayed from America. 7. o ...
... spending the summer. SURPRISED TO HEAR HE HAD CRASHED. But Lindbergh Was Only Awaiting Better Weather. Col. and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh on Wednesday landed at Aklavik, on the Mackenzie River on the next stage of their flight to Japan, having flown 1,000 ...
... LINDBERGH ARRIVES AT TOKYO. A Flight With Several Forced Landing-. TOKYO, Wednesday. Colonel and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh landed at Tokyo to-day when 30,000 spectators warmly demonstrated their appreciation of the pluck and endurance of the American airman ...
... an aerial view of the Menin Gate Memorial and the famous ramparts and moat. • LINDBERGH'S KIDNAPPED • Col. and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh, at ilopelx Icreet THE PRINCE OF WALES snapped at a ~1 their • Canadian stand in the British Industries Fair, C b o ...
... KIDNAPPED. A RANSOM OF 110,000 DEMANDED. NEW YORK, Wednewlay. The kidnapping of the nineteen-monthsold Fon of Col. and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh ATl'Tiel . l national h^ro and heroine has aroused national exeit:tment and anger as no other crime has done for years ...
... late Mr. Dwight Whitney Morrow and of Mrs. Morrow, of Englewood, New Jersey, U.S.A., and a sister of tin wife of Col. Charles Lindbergh, the airman. Mr. Dwight Morrow, who died in October, 1931, was an outstanding figure in the commercial, social, and political ...