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	'''Laura Houghtaling Ingalls''' (December 14, [[1893]] – January 10, [[1967]]) was an American record-setting pilot of the [[1930s]] and allegedly an unregistered agent for [[National Socialist Germany]]. She was private school educated and spoke seven languages. She was a concert pianist, vaudeville dancer, and nurse.<ref>''Our Mother's War'' by Emily Yellin, page 332</ref>		'''Laura Houghtaling Ingalls''' (December 14, [[1893]] – January 10, [[1967]]) was an American record-setting pilot of the [[1930s]] and allegedly an unregistered agent for [[National Socialist Germany]]. She was private school educated and spoke seven languages. She was a concert pianist, vaudeville dancer, and nurse.<ref>''Our Mother's War'' by Emily Yellin, page 332</ref>

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	In September 1939, Ingalls violated White House air space to drop peace pamphlets that were written by [[Cathrine Curtis]] and addressed to Congress. She was arrested, and her punishment was a one-week suspension of her pilot’s license and having to study air safety.		In September 1939, Ingalls violated White House air space to drop peace pamphlets that were written by [[Cathrine Curtis]] and addressed to Congress. She was arrested, and her punishment was a one-week suspension of her pilot’s license and having to study air safety.

	Ingalls went on a speaking tour in June of 1941 for the [[America First Committee]] and the Women’s National Committee, giving vehement addresses about America’s “lousy democracy” and giving [[National Socialist salute]]s. Allegedly, from the beginning of her association with the America First Committee, she was employed by the Third Reich. She underlined ''[[Mein Kampf]]'' in red ink, and studied Hitler pamphlets like ''My New Order and Germany'' and the ''~~Jewish~~ Question''. She also read [[Elizabeth Dilling]]’s books, and received tracts to distribute from the German Library of Information. Shortly after Germany and Italy declared war on the U.S., Ingalls was arrested for being an unregistered agent of the German government, having been watched by the FBI for some months. She was sentenced to eight months to two years in prison, and was released after 20 months. Prison did not change her views, however, and soon after her release she spoke out against the invasion of Normandy:		Ingalls went on a speaking tour in June of 1941 for the [[America First Committee]] and the Women’s National Committee, giving vehement addresses about America’s “lousy democracy” and giving [[National Socialist salute]]s. Allegedly, from the beginning of her association with the America First Committee, she was employed by the Third Reich. She underlined ''[[Mein Kampf]]'' in red ink, and studied Hitler pamphlets like ''My New Order and Germany'' and the ''jewish Question''. She also read [[Elizabeth Dilling]]’s books, and received tracts to distribute from the German Library of Information. Shortly after Germany and Italy declared war on the U.S., Ingalls was arrested for being an unregistered agent of the German government, having been watched by the FBI for some months. She was sentenced to eight months to two years in prison, and was released after 20 months. Prison did not change her views, however, and soon after her release she spoke out against the invasion of Normandy:

	:''This whole invasion is a power lust, blood drunk orgy in a war which is unholy and for which the U.S. will be called to terrible accounting. . . . They [the National Socialists] fight the common enemy. They fight for independence of Europe—independence from the ~~Jews~~. Bravo!''		:''This whole invasion is a power lust, blood drunk orgy in a war which is unholy and for which the U.S. will be called to terrible accounting. . . . They [the National Socialists] fight the common enemy. They fight for independence of Europe—independence from the jews. Bravo!''
	==Death==		==Death==
	She died on January 10, 1967 in Burbank, California, aged 73.		She died on January 10, 1967 in Burbank, California, aged 73.

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	She served time at the West Virginia Women's Reformatory in Alderson, West Virginia for violation of the [[Foreign Agents Registration Act]] of 1938, by allegedly not registering as a [[Germany\|German]] agent. She was sentenced on February 20, [[1942]], to between eight months and two years. She was transferred from the District of Columbia jail to the Alderson prison on July 14, [[1943]]. She was released on October 5, 1943. Ingalls applied for a presidential pardon and her application was supported by Edward V. Rickenbacker, but she was never able to receive clemency.		She served time at the West Virginia Women's Reformatory in Alderson, West Virginia for violation of the [[Foreign Agents Registration Act]] of 1938, by allegedly not registering as a [[Germany\|German]] agent. She was sentenced on February 20, [[1942]], to between eight months and two years. She was transferred from the District of Columbia jail to the Alderson prison on July 14, [[1943]]. She was released on October 5, 1943. Ingalls applied for a presidential pardon and her application was supported by Edward V. Rickenbacker, but she was never able to receive clemency.

	==Peace activist, ~~nationalist~~==		==Peace activist, fascist==
	In September 1939, Ingalls violated White House air space to drop peace pamphlets that were written by [[Cathrine Curtis]] and addressed to Congress. She was arrested, and her punishment was a one-week suspension of her pilot’s license and having to study air safety.		In September 1939, Ingalls violated White House air space to drop peace pamphlets that were written by [[Cathrine Curtis]] and addressed to Congress. She was arrested, and her punishment was a one-week suspension of her pilot’s license and having to study air safety.

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