In October 1940, it was erroneously reported that his plane exploded over the Alleghenies, though he landed safely in the mountains of western Pennsylvania.  On October 7, 1942, he vanished after making an appearance in Louisville, which led to widespread rioting and nearly resulted in a declaration of war on Canada.  Among those arrested in the aftermath of his disappearance were Lionel Bengelsdorf, Bernard Baruch, Felix Frankfurter, and Fiorello La Guardia, while his wife Anne was held prisoner in Walter Reed Hospital on orders of Acting President Burton Wheeler.  After he was elected President on an anti-war platform, life became unpleasant for a family living in Newark.  FTP, name this possible Nazi stooge who is at the center of the "plot against America" in a recent Philip Roth novel, who in real life was an aviator who piloted The 
In October 1940, it was erroneously reported that his plane exploded over the Alleghenies, though he landed safely in the mountains of western Pennsylvania.  On October 7, 1942, he vanished after making an appearance in Louisville, which led to widespread rioting and nearly resulted in a declaration of war on Canada.  Among those arrested in the aftermath of his disappearance were Lionel Bengelsdorf, Bernard Baruch, Felix Frankfurter, and Fiorello La Guardia, while his wife Anne was held prisoner in Walter Reed Hospital on orders of Acting President Burton Wheeler.  After he was elected President on an anti-war platform, life became unpleasant for a family living in Newark.  FTP, name this possible Nazi stooge who is at the center of the "plot against America" in a recent Philip Roth novel, who in real life was an aviator who piloted The Spirit of St. Louis.
In October 1940, it was erroneously reported that his plane exploded over the Alleghenies, though he landed safely in the mountains of western Pennsylvania.  
Charles Lindbergh