Northwest History. State History. Box 16. Lindbergh Kidnap Case.

Lindberghs Safe In East Siberia. Lindberghs Safe In East Siberia. Guests of the humble people of Petropavlovsk, Siberia Colonel, and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh rested today in preparation for their 897-mile fight tomorow for Nemuro, Japan.

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Format:	Text
Language:	English
Published:	1931
Subjects:	preparation 897-mile fight Japan couple Siberia coast launches escourted school children Russian songs Petropavlosk harbor gold mining humble folk presenting fur coat radio station outside world Karagin island st. Paul naval Bering sea Kurile islands destination promontory facilities officials decorations carnival air smoke pots indicate take-off Japanese flags welcoming Northwest Pacific > History > 20th Century United States > State History > Lindbergh Kidnap Case > Northwest Pacific Bering Sea Karagin Petropavlovsk Siberia
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Summary:	Lindberghs Safe In East Siberia. Lindberghs Safe In East Siberia. Guests of the humble people of Petropavlovsk, Siberia Colonel, and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh rested today in preparation for their 897-mile fight tomorow for Nemuro, Japan.