Lucky Lindy

* Charles A. Lindbergh, aka Lucky Lindy, was an avid fan of Hitler and at least as anti-Jewish as Mel Gibson, no matter what kind of apologetics you might hear his fellow Nordnik Garrison Keillor spout to the contrary.

Jeff Dorchen: Shibbolethism 2008

Young, and engaging in manner, he became an instant hero, nicknamed the “Lone Eagle” and “Lucky Lindy.

Lindbergh, Charles A 2002

It's 1927 people, and Lucky Lindy, America's Lone Eagle is about to make history.

Barking Moonbat Early Warning System The Skipper 2010

Instead of going on a 14-day space mission on Feb. 21 and earning the distinction as the first person to make three trips into space, the hard-luck astronaut whose hero had been Lucky Lindy was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

springfieldnewssun.com - News 2009

Their next door neighbor was August Lindbergh, Grandfather of Lucky Lindy.

OlyBlog - 'We Are the Media' 2008

GREENFIELD (voice over): The Roaring Twenties, Lucky Lindy, the Babe, "All That Jazz."

CNN Transcript May 11, 2003 2003

These two Dragna humps were staking out my house after the Sherry’s job, my wife brought them milk and cookies, told them to shoot low, she ain’t had it from me since Lucky Lindy crossed the Atlantic, she don’t want nobody else getting it either.

The Big Nowhere Ellroy, James, 1948- 1988

"toed the mark" during a childhood spent in Mitchell, Ind. A Boy Scout who made basswood models of Charles Lindbergh's "Spirit of St. Louis," (the plane that made history when Lucky Lindy soloed across the Atlantic Ocean), Grissom read pulp magazine stories of aerial dogfights and dreamed of holding the stick of a combat aircraft.

springfieldnewssun.com - News 2009