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Without any formal party endorsement, Lindbergh sure went through all the motions- without actually declaring candidacy. He was believed to have been connecterd ex-officio with the German-American Bund ( federation)- a Nazi Organization. actually any involvement in elective politics by an active duty officer of the Us Armed Forces- which he was- a Colonel- a Field-Grade officer ., violated Mil Regulations of the time- since probably intensified. retirees are another matter- witness Eisenhower.- but it is against the law for a Commissioned officer of the Us Military ( all branches) to run for active political office while in service time.

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Reeve Lindbergh is the youngest child of world renowned Charles Lindbergh, the famous aviator who was first to fly over the Atlantic Ocean. The story discusses how Charles Lindbergh taught his children to fly on Saturday afternoons. They rented an Aeronica with room for two and he and each of his children would fly as he gave each a lesson. Reeve describes an event when the plane began to stall and Charles brought it in for a safe landing as "he was being the airplane".

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Bruno Hauptmann was a German-American carpenter who was tried and convicted for the kidnapping of the Charles Lindberg baby. He was ultimately executed.

It is true, Bruno Richard Hauptmann was tried, convicted, and killed for the kidnapping/killing of the famous aviator's baby, but he was really innocent. At the time, it looked as though in some points he was guilty, but later research has shown that he was innocent. Some people believed even then that he was innocent, and also, today some people believe he was guilty. I believe strongly - although I don't know who REALLY commited the crime - that Mr. Richard (he was called Richard, but yellow journalism promoted the name Bruno because it seemed more criminal-like) Hauptmann was innocent and murdered at a young age.

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he was a German carprter how got acused of murder of 20 year old Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr.,

Anyone who seriously studies the Lindbergh case knows Hauptmann was guilty as charged. The wood from the ladder came from his attic; he misspelled the same words the same way for the police as in the ransom letters; he was found with the marked money in his garage; he quit his job 3 days after the kidmapping but had plenty of spending money after the ransom was paid. There is no real doubt he was guilty; that's why his widow's appeals never went anywhere.

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Spirit of St. Louis

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Charles John Huffam Dickens.

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Sandwiches.

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There was a sizeable reward for whoever could do it solo first. Alcock and Brown had already managed it in a Vickers Vimy in 1919, but nobody had yet done it solo.

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Around May 1932, Charle's decomposed body was found a few yards away from the Lindbergh's family estate and autopsy ruled out that the Lindbergh baby sadly perished from a fractured skull and was possibly murdered shortly after he was abducted.

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he crashed 2 times

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Both Dog and his wife Beth are recovering drug and alcohol addicts.

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Aviation pioneer Charles A. Lindbergh died on August 26, 1974 at age 72.

(birthdate February 4, 1902)

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He was the first man to fly solo, nonstop across the Atlantic Ocean.He was pretty young when he flew across the Atlantic ocean. Charles Lindbergh was the first male to fly solo, and his child was kidnapped and murdered, which was called the 'Crime of the Century.' Extra Notes: And after his child was murdered he worried a lot.And he did not work for some months.

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Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic from New York to Paris in his plane, Spirit of St. Louis. The flight took 33 hours to complete.

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Wiley Post.
Wiley Post in 1933.

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Henry Ford was known to have pro-Nazi feeling. For what reason I cannot say. Charles Lindbergh was world famous after his flight across the Atlantic Ocean. He made a tour of Europe later and when in Germany was shown their top secret aircraft, and was even allow to fly one. His reasons for opposing war could have been many. We were in a Depression, and needed to concentrate our efforts towards recovery. Many Americans resented the actions of the English and French for not listening to President Wilson after the war, and their actions pretty clearly were a cause of WW II. Many of us thought WW II was their fault, and we were not going to war to save them again. Then too I think Lindbergh was greatly impressed with Germany and how advance their Airforce was over ours (which was true.) He may have felt that we could never catch up with them, so it would be best to avoid a war and mind our own business. Impressions I have gained over the years. John

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he was the first man to fly across the Atlantic ocean

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well, it is still a mystery to this day who it was, but the man convicted of the crime was Bruno Richard Hauptmann

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He was the first man to fly non-stop across the Atlantic solo.

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Bruno Hauptmann was convicted and executed for that crime.

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He, his wife, and his 3-year-old son moved to Europe in search of privacy and safety.

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he made the first solo airplane flight across the Atlantic ocean

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Maui, Hawaii not far from Hana, of "The Road to Hanna" fame.