The Archive · 1940

Pulitzer Prize Witiner Denounces Lindbergh

Robert Sherwood Describes American Tendency

New York, Aug. 26.

Mr. Robert Sherwood, playwright who won the Pulitzer prize, last night asserted that Americans are beginning io believe they have a common with the British. He made this assertion in a radio broadcast to the British Empire, He denounced Colonel Charles A. Lindberg, American aviation ace, and Mr. Henry Ford, automobile magnate, as the "two outstanding exponents what I and many other Americans consider to be traitorous points views."—United Press.

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