Word: lindbergh
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...inconspicuous little man, with thinning reddish lair and a shy, pixy face, was not celebrated as a straight news reporter. Once, for a few years, he was managing editor of he Washington News against his better judgment, distinguished himself by putting the arrest of Hauptmann, kidnapper of the Lindbergh baby, at the bottom of page 1. But five years ago Ernie left Washington, went to New Mexico for a rest. He sent some informal stories to the News about things and people around him, soon got a roving commission from Scripps-Howard to write about whatever caught his fancy...
...Student Union and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh were the subjects of attack by William Y. Elliott, professor of Government, in his speech yesterday to the upperclassmen of Tufts College assembled in convocation...
Elliott labled Mrs. Lindbergh's theory of a new world based upon totalitarian systems "anthropological primitivism." He said that the old theory of democracy was not dead and could never he defeated if the United States gave Britain sufficient...
...General Robert E. Wood, so-called iso-lationist-appeaser, of the America First Committee, hailed White's statement as sound stuff. So did Charles A. Lindbergh, who to many Americans symbolizes the narrowest isolation, the broadest appeasement. Immediately protests went up; several members resigned, complaining that the isolationist committee was getting too interventionist...
...Herbert Hoover made news by a speech with which many opposing people could agree in part if not wholly. On feeding Europe he stood with Anne Lindbergh; on the need for full and fair debate, step by step, he stood with her husband; on the need of expansion of production instead of rations, he stood with Leon Henderson and Franklin Roosevelt; on the need of planning the post-war world he came close to the "peace-without-empire" theories of Adolf A. Berle; on the need for cool judgment and sober action, he agreed with everybody...