Cole visits Doolittle's grave in Arlington National Cemetery ... Eddie Rickenbacker, Jimmy Doolittle, Charles Lindbergh, and the Epic Age of Flight.

Fourth Division LMPD officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 2400 block of Lindbergh Drive around ... LMPD's ...

Among the notable attendees is Erik Lindbergh, grandson of the famous aviator Charles Lindbergh. Erik Lindbergh spoke with WINK News about his grandfather’s legacy and the family’s connection ...

Yet Charles A. Lindbergh, this courageous and handsome young man, the personification of the ideal of how America saw itself, had done it. In the midst of 1920s ballyhoo of flagpole sitters ...

Charles Lindbergh. In 2002, King donated his vast collection of Lindbergh memorabilia to the National Air and Space Museum, and on June 20, nearly 400 of the artifacts went on display at the Steven F.

Among the clientele was the young Charles Lindbergh, who had moved to St. Louis in 1925 to fly the mail between that city and Chicago. He roomed in a farmhouse a short walk from Louie’s Place ...

The personalities include Glenn Curtiss, Harriet Quimby, Thomas Sopwith, Roland Garros, Orville and Wilbur Wright, Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh, who, in 1927, became the first person to ...

In the 1930s, the America First Committee and its rallying cry — most prominently voiced by Charles Lindbergh — embraced isolationism and organized hundreds of thousands to resist the U.S ...

Another little-known fact: Charles Lindbergh made an unexpected stop on Flagler's single air strip when he was forced to land due to heavy fog and actually stayed in town for a few days until it ...

Known for allegedly kidnapping the toddler Charles Lindbergh Jr., and seeking a whopping $50,000 in ransom before murdering him, Hauptmann ordered chicken and chips, with cherries, olives ...

a Normandy-style manor house built by another Guggenheim in the ’20s (and where Charles Lindbergh, a guest of the family, wrote his autobiographical WE). Aside from serving as a sprawling ...