Springville Herald | 1929-06-27 | Page 2 | Lindy and his Bride are off on Long Flight |

Type	issue
Date	1929-06-27
Paper	Springville Herald
Rights	No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
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Article Title	Lindy and his Bride are off on Long Flight
Type	wedding
Date	1929-06-27
Paper	Springville Herald
Page	2
OCR Text	Show Lindy and His Bride Are Off On Long Flight ROOSEVELT FIELD, L. I., June 25. (UP) Col. - Charles A. Lindbergh started a transcontinental flight today to-day with his bride, Anne Morrow Mor-row Lindbergh. 1 I The flying couple, married ! May 27, took off from here j at 2:53 p. m. in Lindbergh's j blue and gold Falcon biplnne for a final inspection of the airports of the Transcontinental Transcontin-ental Air Transport between New York and Los Angeles. The fact that Mrs. Lindbergh Lind-bergh accompanied her aviator-husband cast an odd ' sidelight on their romance. After one visit to Anne Morrow Mor-row at the home of her father. Ambassador Morrow in Mexico City, Lindbergh virtually admitted that he had agreed to curtail his fly-; ing after his marriage. .. .
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