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Charles Lindbergh — Part 7
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Publicity—F. D. ——
Hasn't Received '
Letter, He Declares
‘The feud between President
Roosevelt and Charles A. Lind.
bergh took gnother turn yester-
Gay when the President
lup an indirect White ie
jeharge of publicity-seeking on
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med from Lindbergh's action
Thursday in making public ah yet
ter in which he suggested that
Mr. Roosevelt inquire into charues
&, Secretary of the Interior
arold L. Ickes that Lindbergh's
bron interventionist stand placed
jim in the poaition of working
vine interest of foreign govern:
cr “Roosevelt noted at his press
conference that while the letter
was given to newspapers zhu
Gay, it had not yet reached th
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attempting to capitalise on the
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