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Charles Lindbergh — Part 11

83 pages · May 24, 2026 · Broad topic: General · Topic: Charles Lindbergh · 81 pages OCR'd
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Dies —— 11, Dezember 1941 ' Ruse ‘2 sytem whlch fla for the past twen-! Pat a Sed SM AEE weal See SEEEEE| ~~ CHICAGO, ILL. Geeretary Early Says Roosevelt will “Ime |i war wan Warn ine man who doubiecromed ne: For advertising: call Independence 2638 7 te”, but Refuses to Oe | se sey we of hate Communiem|tonn whe le lily before God ead or write to 3853.57 N. Western Avenue, Chicago, Il Confirm Chicago Report ne ndued “tat T wonder fost now iran’ of the Bar. ~ bone 0, Wie on jo Be; Communinie are ng edvant julle capable 4% ort ‘on the Unie ‘the Chicago Tribune caused a stir in Washington adminis: i 1. wat Mopar aed a Ludwig Raspl tration circles ua well aslo Congress by a story that a confidential | \ ose i |] aw. SomTW AVENUE ‘es Hele deatacher Yootine wat port of ap arm joint hoard calls fc “American expeill- . pera ro force 004000 men for aa offensive agalnat Germany Denounces the American Legion ieee ees ite iy 1, 1943. —— 1 ‘To the reporters Secretary Karly at the White House said 5 : 5 } that be hed Gt tala te Preiat nd wasnt tan polio | Americas Commander in World War Mentgna Hand Picked to deny or contirm it, but undoubtedly there would be an Inventixn- Colonel Joseph V. Kuznick, a) Legion. lon and thal dhe Freedent and Becrtary Stimaon would tok to the matter. " . cone 2 1. Receevelt-aidressed 10 Stimson] retired Army officer who com-| “The Legion membership con- Ste ran ty i nara nd in] A i ‘at Beptomtner ln response to 6 iiter the Fae writing: M France, ‘resigned fromthe’ the men enrofled in the World sane tee Preeliant ge nacretary Wetm:| eMy deaf Mr. Mecretary: ‘American Legion because “the War when we, fougut the Kaiser Gos Tuc ane ters sccerking to| “Iwi that you, er appropriate re. Feglon, aa misrepresented by to save demberacy,” Colone) MIE Touede, hng'ne stimvor ‘und/prevemativer Geiguared, by you the hand-pleked executive com Kuznick wrot in bls letter of Sciccary ct toe Mary Manor to ox-| Would jols with the Secretary of sie mittgemen, who in most casey resignation, ‘This 1epresenta| Mam arouse ths reveral production| Nevy (Praak Keck) sad Ble repreeea-{ re mot” overseas combat Jess than 1 pepoent of our pupd- | Pituirements reqeined to. Gofeat out tatives In eeptoriog at vece the ever Veterans, his been surrendered, lation. 80 per ant of whom re ‘plentual enemies” an ydcction requirements required’ t0 the New Deal and ia now of-j against fighting Hitler just to "Tee alery weet oa to any that the to defeat our potential enemics. | ficlally part snd parcel of the, save bolshevaem. ‘pint Deerd repart” cootamplaied 8) “1 realin taal this roport iavolves uu-American belkbent-fer-war/ “Of this I-per cent which etal army, savy and marine force of the making of appropriate sseump- Administration. makes up the entire Legion aore thas 10,000,000 fase, thal Ik, tions my to our probable fritadw aad! Colonel Kuzhick, who retired membership, certainly _three- (vould ‘bg accensary forthe United enemioa and the ranceivabie theaters] in 1922 after more than (wenty-| quarters strongly oppose the ‘Bator to calor tho war and to "eam-| af oyeration which wit be required years’ service, engeged in the| dangerous rent. foreign! ‘ley a part of le aried forces offen-/1 whk you woukd explore the meat-! banking business in France for policy of the nt, and| holy to the saslory Allantic nad In) Usns and ischanical equivmert of ali fourteen years until December, therefore it i@ obvious thet this Burope and Africa” ype, which, In your epindon, woald| 1039, when he returned to this insignificant but highly spon- ‘Soanter Wheeler at Bilings, Mont, | be required to taceed by aa ayore-| country. Aw he was unable to) sored and voelferous pert of the| Predictad the United itaion would| priate amount that which is available communicate with the com-| Legion canmf be considered | eat o okon army to Great Britaln| to our polential enemies, mander of the Paris post, of] representing the will of the fed northara fregad baat Sprtag and,| “From your report wo should be] which he was x member, Colonel) Legion membiis and assuredly| "i the war tstn” 6 complete expe-| able to cetabiinh ¢ musitions objetive] Kusnick sent hia resignation to/not that of” the American ary Tre a Airs ond pty hang she Indra apart| the natn commander of tie people.” ta = ening we : * Milwaukee Ave a © whkkeh thie mation wilt require, 1 wes a at Armiage Ave, cans Western One adn Deatacher Geechift ofan shades Iman, Deenerstags t- onaabats Secewarams Sara mctcs! BRITISH SEITE AMERICAN PREST |” fave Vatotand | Satan: = ‘Mine roport that» pla wf ae Artay-. would cover the mnt evita! 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(Gat report which tara askag you %2 — a Anotbar interview Whacoc seld| make Co mo vould be of great aml] Because he told & fellow. ta Called Btatoe wer bullding bases, tance aot ealy Ia the ofictent ails | senger that he had been tre ej KG. MENZE in Hungary, the Bri “I told bi zum tragen in al Sieve ie od, and oo DRY GOODS taburge | that Farhmatanincha tnearheitung MEN’S WEAR SOE EE ae
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