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Charles Lindbergh — Part 1
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after yesterday's speech by lir. Lindbergh
ere cer be no cdoubt as to where Mr. Lindbergh's "°
synpatiies lie. lir. Earl Browder's sentiments were
. very much the seu.e. They are not-the sentiments of. a
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"Eunnel's! synpathies lies You noted how that applause ~
"slowed up! toward the last of his speech if you heard «2 -*)
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peece is the bearts of those wro heard nin, and Io -
Qistinctly detected a stunned sort of fear. . :
If "a word to the wise is sufficiert".in .
ieaven's ame; I wisk to esk the Federel Bureau of +
Investigation what acerica is weiting far?
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3 Very ‘sinc erely yours,
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