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 "title": "65 HS1-834228961 62-HQ-83894 Section 1",
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   "text": "1\n1\n62- IHQ~3894\n~IrLS 1-52\n0 t-\nUJ\nQ\n·-\n(J\nC\nI-u,\n<t:\n::l\na:\n...,\n0\nu.\n:E\n0\n0\nl­\n2:\nLU\n::::,\n(/)\n-<C\n;-\na:\n0\na:\nw\n-\nI-w\n::::,\nI­\na:\nm\n<C\n<(\nLL CJ\n0 -\n::,\nFBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER\nHQ - HEADQUARTERS\nClass / Case #\nSut.,\nVol.\nSerial #\n0062 83894\n1\n1\n52\n8/11/1274199\n1\nllli 111 11111ill 11 11111 11 mlilll 111\nRRP0031XHS\nSE\n1\nSE\nDO NOT\nDESTROY\nFOIPA I 13'.ru,~ocj\nf-­\n(\nC\ne,­\nI u\n~\nc..:,\n0...-­\n~ ..\nI- , , .......\n(. J ~·\n0 ~\n~\nz ......\")\nQCI) :it:\ncw~\n. 0I.&.. .I\n0\nI\nI\nN\n~\nCW)\nca\nc.)\nI ._\n••m\nen\nC:\nca-t-\nCD-·-\nLI­\n.c\n·-...\nen\nen\nC\n■­-\n~\nc:::\nca\n::c\nC\n■­\nCD\nca\n~\nc..,\na.,\nen\n::,"
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   "text": "-----\n1.\n•\nTolson~\n,,,,.-\n::: E. A. Kmm ­\nI\n,{fr. Clegg\n~£-R(:-g!!~%1 _. I\n82 JUL 10 1947\n'\n(\n72055\n~•\n~ A.bout Saucers\nPi test Finds 'Whirring·' Disc\nIn. Yard and Holds It for FBI\nChicago, July 6 (U.Pj.-A Catho• FBI oftice ~:iid he hadn't lw:3rd\nl\n.\n.\n~-d yet about the d1,{' lmt that an offi­\n~pnes~ at Gnfton, Wis., sa1 cial ,•f!~rl might be a.!Jj~ce.\ntonight th\na 1·ound, ffl'e~sc.l 1he flying discs ha,e been re­\nwiilch..,.m1g\n,e nneo-Y'tlw-Tll'l'i:tcr• po1·tcd \"~een'' by pers,ms ill 30\nious \\'Jlyi:n!t\nu rs:-l'ra'd'_:-crnstred States. l>ltt Brasky's disc was the\nTnto 1\\S P• '•b~•r,.r\nanc ftiiit'_Jic tirbl one that actuall~• had been\n18\noldln 7frer the ffw.ral found-if that is whal wa· found.\nBu ~ <'· lm-est~1•\n}Lis report cam~ ll few hours\nhe 1) . Jo~eph; ~raskY of St. after a military\n0 pl:ine made 1111\nJ seplfi! t hm·ch at Grafton_. 45 unsuccessful speed oash in an a\\•\nI1 Hes ,,c ·th of :\\lilwaukce, said _he tempt to track uo\\\\ t one o( the!\neard\nswishing ~nd wlurnng discs and the Army and scit'i\\fo;LSI\n(11oise ~hi~ morning. A second later.l50ught to ascerta111 \\\\hether coM'·\nhe 1,:ud, he hea1·d a thud and alto-coast l'cporls a icut the d1sc,­\n1mild explosion.\nzooming lb.rough t:1e sky were fact\nHe in\\'estigaled and found a or fancy.\n~heel metal disc !\\bout 18 inches in\nArmy planes scoured the north-\ndiameter, resembling a circularlwest Pacific skies for them without\nsaw blade.\nsuccess today and one \"eyewitness\"\n•·Tlte object ,-till was warm,1 even reported ha, illf. seen one of\nweighed about four or five pounds the disc~ take off in Arizona.\nA\nand was about one eighth of an St. Louis railroad man exhibited\ninch thick,\" he said.\nsome paper \"discs·• he ~aiil he had\n1 There was a hole about one seen floating over St. Louis.\n, inch in diamete1· in tbe middle o(\n.\n•\nthe disc, he said, and in the open-\nThe flymg saucers which ha,·e\nIng\nwere •·gadget~ and some been reported ~}timming tlu·ough\nwires.''\n•\nAmedca's skin at speeds up lo\nThe priest ~aid l\\e did not know l200 mile!I have elucled the usual­\n\\ i { his disco~ery. were important \\lJ keen eye of radar.\na\n• whethe1•. 1t ~ugllt be an _e1ab-\nCapt. Tom Bi·own of the Army\n,rate p1·achcal Joke. He s~hc Air Forces public relations st f\n:md nQiilled the 'FBI or\"Jii~,,.d.,\nJ:f.\"\"K. Johnson 0£ the ~mw,m~ee See SA\\TCERS, Page 3, Col.\n11\nl\n..,.\nJlJL,.,\nWASHHT!'J'GT0 N POW\"\nPage____-=--::...\nMr.\n~\n\\' Mr .\n.!!!r.\n/.p Mr.\nMr.\nMr.\nMr.\nMr .\nMr.\nMr.\ns?''\nMr.\n~\n~\n/2y;\n(\nj\"\nCoffey __·_ .\nGlavin\nL•\nN .•r.0\nl C'\n___\nRos n ___\nT racy\nCa r son\nE gan\nHendon\nPenn ington_\nQuinn Tamm\nMr.\n~"
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   "text": "er\n,:,. Q'.RS-•'ro,11 Pagi\n,ussil\nof 12(\n+-.-..:.. F• l '\n\"There's t\nI said\nPriest. ut£ s ..\nabout g•1idec\n\\\\ ,\" he\nIn Yar,l (tnd H o ~ lte J\nsa~~\\\\.ard w Rlakeslee, A :soci­\n.\n.\n.\nated Prl'ss i-cieuce editor. sal i the\n~aid the Army Airway~ Comm um-\n1n tbe v.ue 01 we e nr.,w,.e~ t- whole business may be an orUcal\n.\n.\n]\n,tness accounts came a new ~enes -~.\n.\ncations Service had reported ate i comment~ and «-xplanatiuns, but illusion.\n.\n.\nyestHday that ,o far IL~ rada.r most or them were tinged with a\n•·At a~r .distance .,,1~1ch 1~ close\nscopes throughout the country slight tendency to laugh off the to thr l11111l of ho,~ far a person\nhave been .unable to. pick up any lwhole thing.\nca11 ~ee,\" hi' ,uote, \"~11 obJ.~cl,s\nstra11ge obJecls In ~ltgbt.\nDr. Winfred Overholser. nation• app, ar round or near!) ~o.\nI h '\nAnd in the Pacific Northwest- ally known psychiatrist and super• law of sight covers bolh smi:11\nwhere most of the fl~-happy plat-lintendent of St. Elizabetbs Hos-\nh \\\nseen nearby and large\nters have been r.eportid-the Ai·mylpital here, said it \"has some of the t\nI g 5\n. ,\nhas radar equipment which ~an earmarks of being national hys- at gre •l dist an<\" •\npierct> fog and darkness and pick teria.\"\n\"Tht> ont> out~tand111g fact 11hout\nup objects in the sky 200 miles\n\"Everytime someone come, up ,•irtually all the ~au,·ers is that\na,, ay.\nwith a sea-!<erpent ~ton·.\" said Dr.\nd\n~truclure -\nthey\n.t.Hn so. B10\\\\n acknowledged Overholser, \"other~ with vivid they\nha\nno\n•\nthat the Air Jo'orces had decided imal(inations are .sure they ha,1' seemed merely round and flat.\n\"there's something to thi!!\" andlscen the same thing.\nThat de~<'l'iption fit~ exactly with\nhad been ehe~klng It f~r 10 days.\n\"The critical faculty ln m~n, thel the trick~ that eyes play.\n'l'hi~\n\"And we still haven t the i.llght- Ja~t one he recewed, 1s shll nott\n. .\n.\n.\nest idea what they could be,\" he vei-v well developed. Scratc-h the tnckme~s varies. with d_lfference!\nadded.\nsurface and you find the s~e mas• in weather an_d hghlmg.\n.\nAnd a ne\\\\ wrinkle-the rcp~rt.· hysteria w~ich prrdominat,ed dur- 1 Howe~er, !'.ova Ha.rt. St. L~.ub\ned landing of a fleet of eight bktm- ing thP witchcraft scare.\nSome ,mechanic who was 11 amed du1 ing\nming platters-was reported from , persons are quite ready to scr service in the war to spot all types\nIdaho in full view of 10 per~ons. A. thing~ and follow beliefs.\"\nof aircraft, yesterday offered a\nDishman. Idaho housewife, said\nDr. Overholser •aid that ,1 hen minute descdption of one o( the\nshe and 0U1e1-s In her party had he made his roun<l~ or the mental flying patterns whkh he claimed he(\nseen the saucer~ land on a moun- patient, yesterday at St. F.liza-\n~aw flying at an altitude oC about!\ntainside near Sl. Maries, Idaho. Ibeths not a one cC1mmented on the 300 feet.\nhe said they came into view at flying saucers sto•y.\nReporter Rees One\na extreme ~pee.d, suddenly slowed.\n\"I think they may ~e a little\nHe described it a~ clrcular with\na\nthen \"fluttered like leaves to skepticaf.\" he adUl d.\n.\na ribbed framework and silver\nt\nground.''\nto~1·eve~. Dr. O~•erl_1olser ~aid h~ gray in color. He said it appear('d\ntThe mysterious part wai; th\nw . 11 t trymg to dmni~s the mattei to have a motor with a propeller\n0\nwe couldn't se~ them after th\na a Joke ''becaus..i the.re arc ~\nattached in the center and that It\nlanded.\" she said. •·we coul_d ,t\nany strange thi~!{~ gomg ,?n to-\nkept. turning Jike an airplane do•\n1\nthem flutter down lnto the limb.\n~• t~at one can , be sure. 1.\ning a slow roll.\n:,et \\\\e couldn't see that they did\n~f l, Alexander P. de Sever••y. \\\n\\.It hough ma n y explanations\nanything to the trees.\"\n1 no d aircrart designer, told 'he ha~·e been offered. none has bel'~\nShe said she hoped to hike h~to\nPo l hy telephone from New ork ciwinciug. A Los Angeles news\nthe \\lmbe1· tomorrow and search th\nunhl he ,l'e, a flying ~aucer p. per quoted an unnamed nuclea\nfo1• the objects which sh~ said were he •·wouldn't like to •pa~~ judg- p ysicist as saying the silveq- di~c\nsaucer-shaped but resemoled wash-\n\"\nr ulled from e:,pcnments m th.\ntubs more than disks and were ment.\n.. ransmutation o( a,omic energy.''\n\"about the size o[ a five-room\nIle agreed wi Ih Dr'.' OverholRer '\\ Thi~ report wa\\ rapidly herded\nhouse.\"\nthat mu<'h H not all of the story into the hoax .::olumn by Davld\nLocally. Hazen Kennedy of 2615 may be because uf hysteria.\nLilieuthal. chairman of the Atomic\nUh st. ne. reported he had seen\n\"After all,. he said •·we are ' Energy Commi~s,on.. an.d ~everal\none passing over the :-;ortheast\n'\n. '\n. .\n,. prominent atomic &c1ent1sts,\n•\nsection of the city at about 8:40 mo~·e or less an hflile~1e~l Nation.\nStarr l'xpects Word\np. m\nl\\~aJor de Sever~l<y n1d 1t was p~s-\nLoui~ E. Staie, national com­\n1\nThis would be the first one re- s1ble that the per~ons who claim~ mandei· or the Vetrran~ of 1''ore1g11\nported O\\'er the DiSlrict, alth0ugh to have seen the aerial dis<.'s have Wars, announced Saturday at Co•\nothers have been repo1·tcd oYer\nnearby Maryland.\ninstead glimpsed the exhaust of )umb~;• Ohio. that .~e ~vas expett-\nKennedy, who has 125 hours jet-propelled planCF\nmg\nmo~entari\\y\nrnformat1on\n·\n·\nt d\nt\n·1 l ·n\nIle conceded\ntoo , that they from Washington Y.hkh would ex­\nflymg timeAi~sFa. s u tenhi p1 o d\\' might be guided missiles let loo~e ph,:n the dashing.discs. But the\nthe Army\nl\n01ees o\ns ere 1 ·,\n.\n.•\nmessa!(e never arnvcd.\n~aid he belle\\'ed the saucer be as part of an expeumenl, but\n'h A' F .\n'd th t G n\n•\n\" . 11, addtd·\n1 e\n1r\n01ce~ sa1\na\nc •\nhad seen was traveling at we '\n•\nCnrl Spaatz Air Force« chief was\nover\" 1000 miles an hour at an\n\"I don't think the Government in the Pa~ifie 1'.orth~est \\~here\nal\\itude o! between 1200 and 1500 would fire them so pr~nuscuousl>·· most of the saucers have been re­\nfert.\n!hey would lest them. 111 one spot. ported, but added that hi~ trip\n\"The best way Tcan describe It,\" IIII an 1so_lated ar~a. like the) did tllere was planned two months\n~aid Kennedy, \"was that it looked1the a\\omic bomb,,'\nago, long before the ,aucers scare.\nlike an orange lamp bulb without\n)laJ. Gen. Curt1~ E. Le)~ay. who General Spaatz is expected back in\nthe socket. It was going faster than a~ Deputy Chief of Air Staff for 'J'ashington late tomorrow.\nany jet, plane I've eve1· seen.\"\nRescar~h and Deveio~ment would\n:'.\\luroc Army Ail· Field in Call­\n11 Ha,zerstown, ~id.. Mrs. J\\taj\nkno_w 1f lbe ~aucers mvolv.cd. ex-\ni'urnia had a P-80 je~ fighter stanw\nn Ganoe, 30, ~aid sl1e had ~e<' perunents \\11th gmded 1nlss1les,\nLig by, and the National Guard I\nt.\ne of the discs, racin& in 2-1\ncommented:\n<'rcgon had prepart'd six regul r\n•mation at \"lenific speed,\" fro\n\"Whatever these people have fighters tn give chase shou :I\ne1· backporch. ''They sounded Ii'\nseen it hasn't been anyth111~ re-\nsai•ccn be reported nearby, •\na faraway ll'ain,'' she said.\n~ulling from experiments by the\n•\n• \"\nAnny Air Forces. As tor as I'm\nconcerned there's nothini; to it\nat all.\nThe whole ~i•=-...:\n{vl't'!lli"
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   "text": "--\n- -\nYlJ\n_T~-V4~_('~\nl,"
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   "text": "-\nrw:r~~\n.\n~(\\IQ\n~ ~.~ t ~\n..."
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   "text": "RE FLYING DISCS,\nNa REPORTEJ FOUND BY F.\n• ARISTON\nREVEhLE1 TO BE PRANK .\n·1\n•\n0 -\n,,\nWEEKS\nI I/ -\nI-\n:SND\n9\n1-24 Pt1 OK FBI WA BW\nV\n~\n7- 8- 47\n.\nJ)t!),\nMISCELLANEOUS ."
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   "text": "~\nC\\\n~ '\nt....\":\niS:: . ..::,\n~\n\"> •\nf'....\nc.,\n.-:.\nI\n,,.\nfr)\n-..J\"\n~\nt.\nI\n--f ~\n~\n-..}\n~ -:::,\n..\n'\"'\\.,\ner.\n!-IJ Q.) ~\n..~\n~ --- t.\\..\nul. • (.\nc;)\nV'> er.,\nct:,\n!-1.J -4..... <..\n•\n...J\n. I-\n..J\n1.._\nc,;\n4 U-\n::::::-~:\n11,\n~\n~\n:rr\n\"%-\n....~ 1-\n,-~ l'I\";\n~\n~\n0\na::.\nC\nc::,\"')\nn,\nw\n,...,\nc::i::,\n0\n,.,.,< ·\n~\n~\n:-,\n\"'0\n-\n0 - ;;:\nt:I\n\"T;\nr­\n,._\n(\\)\n,.,.,\nc::\nVt\n-f\n-;\nc.,, ;g ,...,\n~\nn,,,\n..\nc::; .\n~ ...,~\n~\n.,..\n•"
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   "text": "-\n)\nBI SPECIAL MESSENGER\nAugust 5, 1947\nDirector of Intelligence\nWar Department aeneral Stat!\nTbe Pentagon\nashington 251 D. c.\nAttention: Colonel L. R. Forney, Chief, Security Group\nJohn Edgar Hoover - Director, Federal Bureau ot Investigation\nFRED R. Rr.'!801,D"
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   "text": "•\nt"
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   "text": "..\n. .\nt\n•"
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   "text": "r\n•'\n•\n•"
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   "text": ",\n.\n.,"
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   "text": "• •\n·.ti1ying Saucer' Just\nSomeone's Pipe Drearn'\nThe \"flying saucer\" that fell I\nnear 2319 Himebaugh Avenue\n' Monday evening was nothing\nbut \"ashes from somebody's pipe\ndream.\"\n/\nSo says Dr. C. L. Kenny, head\nof the chemistry department at\nthe Creighton College of Den­\ntistry. He had two students an­\nalyze the ashes. They found so­\ndium, Potassium, iron, alumi­\nn..im, carbonate, suiphate and I.Ill•\nbul'~_carbon, he said.\n' ~nis is the same analysa ;vou\nwould get from ordinary pJpe to­\nbacco,'' Dr. Kenny said.\n.\nJ\n! (­"
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   "text": "~"
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   "text": "CENTRAL\nt TIO~\nMr. J . Edp1r Hoover, Director\nFederal Bureau of Investiga~ion\nU.~. Dept. o~ Justice Bldg.\nWAshi~fto~, D. C."
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   "text": ".,,.\n•\n•\nJuly 11, 1947.\n- Dear Sir:\nHave you seen one of the mysterious \"Saucers\"?\nWhat did it look like?\nDo you think these strange, celestial manifesta­\ntions are harbingers of a better day?\nG. I. R.\nDo you believe it means that a new and revolutionary\nI\nadvance is coming?\nWill it make your life brighter, happier, more\nuseful?\nWe believe one of these startling discs is on its\nway to you.\nThen the secret will be out.\nThe Combined and Amalgamated Committee\nof Sky-Scanners, Disc Decipherers and\nNew-Product Introducers."
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   "text": "•\n•\n•"
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   "text": "•"
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   "text": ", &_.\n~-\n{/~~~~\n4 ~\n'\n,"
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   "text": "•\n•\n•\nSTANDARD FORM NO. 64\nOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERN:ENT'\n.\nTO\n, MR. D. II. LAD,\nDATE: July?, 1942. Tolson .,---­\nIll', E, .I., Tam.\nFROM\nH. B. FLETC~ I ~\n:::8½:~vn\nllr, Lad\nllr, N1c\nllr, Ro\nSUBJECT:\nllr. Tra =---\n­\nii:: ~_:on.___\nllr. ourn:=••=====\n/4\nV\n::::ll:rnt::---­\nAt 10:45 a.m., July?, 1947, I talked to SAC Johnson of the\n:::~~,=--\nTele. Roo•·-===\nMilwaukee Office concerning the United Press item appeari~ in the\nIll', lieU.:--­\nWashington Post for Mond~, July 7, with reference to a flying disc\nor flying sau\nallegedly reported to the Milwaukee Office by\n=\n~f'+\nReverend Josep\nasky of st. Joseph's Church, Grafton, Wisconsin.\nSAC Johnson advised that the Associated Press and the Unittod\nPress between the hours 1:00 and 6:00 a.m. tod~ had made inquiry 01£\nhim as to whether anything had been reported to the Milwaukee Office,\nHe declined to comment.\nHe stated as a matter of fact the priest haa\nnot made aey contact with him, and he learned from the Associated Press\nthat the priest was intoxicated and as far as the Associated Press was\nconcerned they were not releasing the story because all that·was involved\nwas a circular saw.\nMr. Johnson stated the Milwaukee Sentinel apparently\nsent the report out and that they handled United Press service.\nHe stated\na photograph of the priest was in this morning's paper holding a circular\nsaw which apparently covers the body of the priest from arm pit to arm pit.\nAttached to the saw are several wires and two small tubes described as\nabout three inches long and one inch in diameter. The news i tern in the\nMilwaukee Sentinel indicates it was believed some prankster had thrO\\'fn it\ninto the yard, perhaps with a firecracker attached. Mr. Johnson stated the\nMilwaukee Sentinel had stated the priest would make a report of this matter\ntoday to the Milwaukee Office. I instructed SAC Johnson in the event the\npriest made a report to furnish details of the report immediately, but in\nview of the nature of the information in his possession, no inquiry should\nbe conducted at the present.\nHBF:cmw\n•"
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   "text": "•\n.,\n•\n.. .\n111.snr :10 ·,.d;o ·s·r\n,..\nI •"
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   "text": "•\n•"
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   "text": "•\n•\n- - ---------\n•\n____:___~-~:-...;;_____ - ­\n-·"
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   "text": "•\n_, f\n•\n•\n•\n• •\n...\n'\nI\n--\n- -- -------,-\n(\n-\n_\n44L--i--,\na/4...e. AM~~\n_____._e~- _\n--~\n:~~ ~\ndf-P d~\n_ _ ;tf1.____ ,-e---,,1,-,\n-\n-~,~--f,,,q~\n.\n~ -\n~\n1\n'----\n­\n- ~\n-\n----A-\n_ _ __,_;;~\n~-----'---\n------------- \"'t, /\n_\n-1-r-_______"
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   "text": "..\n,. .\n• •\nV\n•\n•\ned\n,I\n'\n4\n- ~\n~\n-\n3"
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   "text": "... ..\nI\n' .\n•"
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   "text": ". \".. ~\n.. ..\n-4~V1_\n4\n~\n.44,,f)\n·-"
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   "text": "•\n. .\nL\nC\n---;--' ~l/4...,_._:~~~~Lt\"fC----­\n---vd:3\n~\nL~--­\n,~~c14::,,',_,/l~\n---Va~-h:....t..,,I_~\";.-x::...../£- ~-S,£.....J--_,Aa.-L-/2.._~\n, ~\n. ~\n: -- - ,\n¢\nJ 1,.~\n•\n-\ni/k~t--=;,.~--1-\n-\nMJ--;:,.i~1A ~\n---11--~ll-¢~~\n-\n'\n- - - -i-------\n- - - - - ­\n___/lJ!LJJA,A (44M441 ~~~~ ___ _\n~' ;~~ ~~­\n}\n?(~\n- -\ns;:.___\n__\nN Ll _\nt"
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   "text": "•\nY- 9\n•\n•"
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   "text": "____\n----\n1\nD-TIMES\net Home Boy\n0'Winner In\nn\n;say Contest\nsceo11(I t•mc in the p:1,t r wide area arot,nd 'Palestine, and\nme-1th., a 6·wert llome\nE0lll\" uerrror.~. bclievin1t t he end\nhas hro11gl1t honor to his I of t he world\nbcgau\nunit,, hy 11 inning\nh!Pt arj­\n1olnstic ,ll'l l11w1.\n·t to a<'hie,e\nh1111~rt f\n11a~\n111\n.\\.nthnn,\nMat·b~k, Yoa\nlf1gh ::-rhoul grad11ate• 11 ho\nll ~rhclat~lup to A. and 11.\n.C. ~01· I\\OJrl\nH1<'h'\" n~\nIJ nms 81r!Jtk, dneU•JPar­\n011 ol 1rl'.\nnu•l .\\lr,;. 1-::,<1.\nPk ot Swc <'I Hmtlf ,has lwC'n\nl'lc>d a priz,, nf-11 $'.?,5 Rndn~s\nI in the KTH ll Fann t•:!;,ay\n,t.\n11111\" \"·on sixth placp \\\\ ilh hi:'1 1\n0 11 t lw ~11hj,w1 \" II011 Hn 1.io\nB0,t ~!'I'll' lhC' Fann\n,1uri\n1\nring rosecut1on\nB P\nJi'arm Home •• !11 couuncntina:I\nthis cs;.a~. GC'Orge Hoesnu,\n\\\n-11r II\n• t\n'JI F\n1 I\n,\n•\n, avone ,,·1\nu v\ncommum~a •\n•\narm auc\nfalH'•1 Un·c•<'loi\n•\nl\nb\n•\nti\n\"''\n• !rn\n1uionr1a 1011\nc>a 1mg on\n1e\nII •\n10111'\ne•:;say\nronl11me<l\ni\nI\nf tl.i\n;­\n'\"'111\n(' , \"ila ,t\n1 '\"\"\" ,, hirh \"r '\nr or\n' \"\nl' ' 18 ;OlJ\nt, n in hm!' of pear{•\n1s\nto us 11 tllt(ll\nfnnn 1110-\n-\nI\ns.\ns1 b\nto u tine of 10,00o nnil\nimp11,;nnment ot ]O rears, H<'~ord­\nn11111g· contest,,\nis\nnothi11g in~· In 1\\ssistant\nLTnite<l\nSinlPS\nn Onrni,,, whn, in ,19lli, 11011 D1,;t rirt Att01·1wr .Ioseph .W ('ash.\n1 tr1nl pig with\nai1 (•s~ay\nII tla pre~P11t 111,rster~ ot tly­\n,} in the SrR1!'<-R0thuck •m1-1 in~ d1,h an, ,·01111P••ted \"itlt 1a-\ning ll€'!-!O families thouf,ht the\n\\[!nin, in 1-'ehruary HJU, he Idar or a:mdPi m1,,1lr experi111l!nls, I wo1ld was comJng t-0 an end,\n,d n <-!Ill' rn 1hr I-Iallelt-,·illr\n('lnh Show, nnd out ol' 12\nnwarrlP1(\nJi,,\ntook\nf1 I th\n,. Hrenek 1,; ~,1eet Jlomr,'s\nnistrrss.\nGrowing\nmateurs' Display\n,\ncellenlForn1\n1k11m scflhnll teams r-ho1Y:.-<l\nof good pla~ mg 111 th<' g.1 1w•,\nrl nt the Bnllrlng-\n8t:ul111111\n•:• 'cam,. org11ni,;e<l hi' ,·nr­\nlll! chant,, 111d l'\"U~Cl·IIS\nin\n, 111 I' ~ompo ~ t ot tJ11•111l>rr, j\n1natPnr \"tnnding-\nwho ha,•n 1\n---..~ -­\n~mnc prniu11~ rxpcriener with\nA gu ,<>line t t·,ul!'t' truck 01 th~\nI ]pf or :whr.ol h.111\npl:t\\ int~-\nTrxn~ r'on,;ohdai rd Transpot't Co.\nr\\, 1·, uime ol'\ntlH'\npla\\c1·.s\n1311 into a hcaYy rnpe 11vniJ1t 111\nhown\n'<ttr h\n''\"Jl\"rt\nh.tll\nh 0 1\\1 of Rolrnn 'i; ~eiTi'<'P i:;tntHm\nlhng and q,ortsman,;h• p thut \\I'Jn:I,,_,, rlorng \"'\"111f' damagP to t hl'v '-IIW a <li~k ye;;terday near\nhard 1,. h l'ill•\\·p lhe,· :n \" 1101 th,· stnl11.n\nand\nmn,·e\nto\ntht ISh(•rninn.\n•\n•\n,\ntrnrk.\n<- ,.•wna1.. nnl er l'1lC\"\n'1lw j\nchnl'Jt, \"ho ,1q.:.inJ?~d • th• l>l'\nTfip 1r11rk w:i,\nr<'m•ni-:-\nfrom\n::rfl <'frtamh dcing\nth<·ir ·town.\nalon:::- \"·et c-:-iand.\nnnrl\nf• to,nn<l Jnm·irl,nc- H'tn•ntinn turnerl mto tll!' i;lation. ,\\,, ti)('\nlilil's for the ymmg- prop[p of dJ'it·e'I' ('Ill t h!' <•nh hR<'k to s\\\\ ini~\nrmnmnnity, ao,l aiP\nto\nhP tbr Ir11ilf'r into pn.-1tiou, th<• !'!lb\nph111eutcd •011 thPir fuw 1,mk. skidd,•d into tl•r i:;feel pip~ roof\ner 'lnrr!'hants or e•onrNn., who ~npport on the r11~l~1 of thn Ir1H'k.\ntn oi·gamzc•\na !(>am\nm•iy rc>ml111~\nit\nr:?ustrlPrabl.,.\nThe\nn ull\nthe\nplll'ti<•ulars\ntrnC'k tl:;1•lf ~n ti <'l'rd a bent hum­\nr:,0 111\nph ~Jr.\\[a\"trr nf the F irPslonc per and a ~nu1slw l\nfeodrr\nA\n'>11 Lott Strpet.\nor ltom gn~ohuf• pump din•l'lly belunrl the\nH. l. )hClenr 'on at L:i\"k 's IUJ>ll!!ht was net damag-c<l by the\no~infr 8 tcre on \\\\\"r,;;t Grnnd. cra:;h.\nho.vs 01· mPn \" ishing- to piny\n,.__---­\nom, of thr> fra'lls mav make\nlication at ,hP J'irC'~to~e Stor0 • Lions To Make\nk's, Hohan 's ,;;:;c1 viee Station,\nHamilton's .Jr11 rlr1· StorP, cle­\ndin,e- on the pl11~·r;·'s choi<'r of\nearn to plav with.\nThl're\ni~ Farmer Award\nplrnt:, ot re>o111\nfor\nr,001\nl r~. so anynnr intPie,ted is\n'l'hr I.ions Clnh Im-; annonnr P<l\n\"d lo contart one of\nth,'llf' tki1 al its rrg·nlar noon n1r Pti11~\nns.\nTuc~duy, .Tnly l.'\\lh, it wi ll pre­\n·\nr· .\n'>f'l1t to LcC' Pan:-111,11111 of Hontc\n)11J•; 011e ::ame\n1~\nce\n1\n11111\",1 1~\n.\n~d I ., f\nt\nk\nl tl •1 1·), tlw phqn\" for f ht• Outsta11elm2:\n, n eu or nrx we\"', an,\nia\n.\n.\n•\n\"[\nI\n• ht\nTl\n1,.\n1Fann• 1· for th\" \\[tcl<tle Gnattnh1pr\n\" OJH av ma:\n, w 11en\nw •1r,•-IB .\n• .\n,\n.\n.\n.\n~l •\n·11 t\nI\naslll 801I Ccn,P11·:•llon Du,t:·1ct.\nII(' , or,, 11'1\n\"Ilg' ~ WI -11I I11C\nzalr>, Dr. l'E'('J'l'I,.\nTue• da\\'\n'rhp plaq11r 1s gi1· '11 1'11<'11 : ('Ill'\n11t f,Qek · , \\\n0<''R!t' ,,(nrc will to thr• llu·,,wr lr<nn Parh ('<>11 <'l'­\ny, h11t then· npp'•nent h:i- not 1 ,·atiun <listrirt \"ho_ has rontnhut­\nn n11111r d ,·rt. ,\\ L,o, on 'fht1,·s-1 eel 1110.,t to thr ,oil ronsP1Tali.01i\n11i·•hi th~ F in• f1111p tt-nm 11ill r roj,•rff, i11 the parlirular dii,t 1irt.\nin 7,111y a !! 1)11(\nhut no ll'illll Th(• 1\\1 .,nl is spn11 01 c,1 b,\\' II 1111 111­\nhrrn state,l to oppo <' t hun brr of 01~am;:at,ons, amon~ th m\n( l ,. l riday night of' this \\\\!•Pk,\n,·mw\n1. di ); , plnvrcl, hul t!Jp\nn, ,,ho ,1ill p;•rtiripatc-\nJwv,·\nhl'!'II Ji.,trd ,rt.\nht•sr• i::-ames\n11ill start ahm,l\n1',I< h 1.ight. I·,\\ 1•1:,:011(' i~ I 11\nl to c·omc ancl f'hcrr for his\nI, :,{ o Jdt.,is~i< 11 \\\\ ill hr 1•h11r 0 •\n,UIUTY MAN\nHE HERE\n11. l};n i~. Iiii f reprr.s,•11t;,­\n1 Han t\\11 lon10 Hocial S1·•·11­\n1Tie·P, \" iJJ hp i11 Yoakum nl\ntv Hal! at n::10 a .111 .. ,,·(•<!­\n• July 23, l!H7, for the\n5 CENTS PER COPY. No. 91\n'PAGE 1\nI FIRST ITS FLYING DISKS - -NOW\nI ns \"FIRE BALLS\" PEOPLE SEF.\n----~----­\n,\\ lot of Tcx:•n~ arp ,h,k gnl'l­\ne<l 1\\ith thr tly111g-\nsaucrl',,, hut\n! otl1P1;; are ju.,! plain diid,-tnrbed:\n!'lying balls of fire circled a\nwa;:; near,\npraying, A white man grabbed\na rifle and shot at the myste1·­\nioi•s o1:ijects.\nSIH'riff Paul ~;tanford of An­\n<lp1•so11 County ,ksC'ribed thPm as\nora111;P hasketbnlls ot fi1·('\n~ Fl •\nReveaI1ng\ny1ng\n'1s\nala ay\nDkD M\n~\nthr lnw mtg-ht upply, hp said.\nTh\" lan ap1,li!'s whelh1·r\nthC'\ninfm mu.lion i, r1 J,,:ised 11r•1•1denl\nally, \"through ~ross negligC'nrP,· ·\nor ••11 ith intent to injurp the C­\nrnfrd States or nirl \\OIJlP rorP1gn\nnatioll,\" aecordini:: to lhP ;H·t.\nThi' ,\\tomir hnPrc,· .Act or J()46\nrrnv1drs eYen ,tri,!Pr pt\"ltaltic;;\nfor\nn•Yca!i·ng\ninformation,\nJ\\lr.\nCash b,llrl. P nblie• Law 58!5 ol' !lie\n8c,·rnt~·-Ninth Congress pn idc::.\ndeath or life impri~onm!'nt, niter\ndue pror-e\"s of lil\\\\, for disl'lo~ing\natom,c• 1nformatio11 with intr·nt to\nin,iurc t he CnitPd ~tates.\nFor 11r<'idental\ndisclo,mn•,­\na\nflU<' of 11p to lt\\20.000\nrtllll llll\nprir,onmcnt 11p to 20 ~-r,ns are\nprm·iclerl, Mr. Cash pointP<l out.\n----►-­\nas rue\nI s\nG T kH\"t\nL ISt ti•\noca\na\non\nthe I u,n,-\nCluh, ot the>\nYan1111:s\ntow 11.,. :,:;, 11rr t II<' I.ion., ,lo play 1111\narlivP pn rl in sponsorina- t his 1\nward, tl,c !oral dnh is g-i, c•n lhP\nprh il, ~1• ot pn•:sf'lll in:.: the• plaqu~\nto )Ir. Pargrnann.\nHP]lll'SC'lltatl\\'('~ or thr Soil ('on\n-,errntio11 Rervi,·\" \" ill be> Jtr,'s!'III\nto mnk,, ,;horl C'!'ll!!JiltnlatotY 11ml\nrxplanatory ~pf1t'r•hPs on th;, gn­\ni11!! ol the• an1111al award.\np•irpos,• of rr<'Pi,·i11~ 1·lai111s and\nlt \"a,; the first time th1· arnal\nchjPct,:; were 1cporh•d in t hat a­\niea, Residents of\nthe\nBrn:-lr}~\nCn•ck <·ommunity. l.'> miles nortl:­\nea,t of Pal0 :::tine. c:1lled ~heriff\nStant'or<l about 8 :30 las!.\nniglit,\n;;n_v111g- 12 h:ill~ were flying- in a\n<;traight Iinr m·Pr the community.\nThrn, thev r('porte<l.\nthP\nhnlls\nformc>d a ci11'\\r ,..bieh bc,g-1111 mov­\ning toward P11le,-tine.\n8~, !l p. m. hundreds of Pales-\ntin!' spectators rrported seeing as\n11nn11J· as i.ln c>e- halls in ll1P '-kr\nnt once, moYing in a cird '· Sh.-r­\nift Slanford disC'ounled irny sng­\ng<'8tion th:.it tlw ball!l 01·i~inntcd\nfrom a ~potlight.\nRud E,·erett, drnggi;.t,\n,•lrn~~a\nthP111 fnr a hPttcr d-ew. He s-itd\nlhn? finally disnppeared uhont .Jl\np.)\n1::·s. Horace Yalen~in\" 1mi-t ~!,-.\nsaw t,10 p ife•th·\nrounr\n11,,\nthat \"nearly scar~d me to bath''\nwhen the,·\nap11enred\nor-\nt1nr\nf\\<Hl)_f'\n~hn.,\ns•d 1\nn\n•\n•\n•\nSC:\"ll \"n\nb\" p1a, mg- ll,lh rnch other, tba\nw:n they jumped around.\nHer hnsband nnd Lee C'h:n·er,\nshot II box of .22\nrifle\nb•tllr>ts\nwithout a.ny rfl'c>C'I on t he ohje(•ts.\nMrs. Valentine said neighbor­\n!Ind began praying as the balls\nof fire gamboled overhead.\n~Irs.\nLorPJh\n'-hradN-,\nBi~\nF'.1Hinc:s reportrd ,,he saw II fi,,y\nred hall str('aking overhead la;t\nnight.\nJfrs. Marian Heed, fam1 wife,\nro1111d what sh\" bclieYed was p.nt\nol II fl) ing <li.,k. ft landed in hc·r\nba<'k yard while she was hangill~\nonr thr clothe<; vester da v 11l'!er­\nnoon.\n8he\nadn;ittPd she\nwa<,\nfrightrnPrl. She iies<',-ibed it ti ~ a\nrom1d piece ot tinfoil Pight inch­\n<'S wi,ie, ;;corc!IC'd or burni>d\na•\n1·01mf! tlw NlgPs. Both sides Wl're\nshiny, hut one sirlP w·as m.nkcd\nwith hlnck. <.t1•w•ilPel line; 11 n•nll'­\n!t-r•lll<'h ap111 I. She sa1tl th(!· t.il'­\nfoil cll'oppc>d ctrnight dowll from\ntltr i;k,v.\nShe lifted it with a stick, 1ntt\nit in a tin rnn. and !lrove, fi,·e\nmill's to nunte1·, 20 milt•;; ,omh­\nwrst of Shermnn. Score,, crowd<!d\nabont lo ::;ep ii.\nAt \\JpJissa, Collin County, .Mrs\n..\\la,w Killian an<l .Mrs. Kay Craft\nrrporte<l seeing- a stran~e object\nat 8 :40 p. m. :vestcrday.\nCh:nl\"s Calhoun, and his f:tth-\nPr, \\V. .T.\nCalhoun,\nprominent\nGrn~ ,on County\nfarmer,.\nsaid\n,lisr·n~~in~ O(rl .\\~<· :111,f S111:nH>1·,; j •1ati'.m in a. ditlH'r ''.·ith H'port;\nln,m1111u·,· with nil who wish to r·n111rn~ trom all s<·d10ns 011 the\nconfild h1111.\nstran~(• ohjects. ;\\In;. Hank 's <'X­\nJh11 is will 110t ht• ah!<'\nf o 1'11r­\npla'nal iou i~ a:; n•asonablr as any\nni,-,h iulonuation e·m1('tT11i11g Olcl y<-1 ]Hit fortl1. :ind may he the\nAge A:s~i:stauce pcn:siou,,.\n[::.olutiou to the ''viwuouwuou,''\n---\n-<-\n-\nCuero Residents\nSee Flying Disc\nC'uc-ro has finally- produced n s\nfirst flying dis,•.\nIt wn~ reportl'rl b? Mrs. r'. W.\nHaak of 410 <:;to<'kdale street, ntid\nhoth ,he and hPr hni!band saw it.\nHowever, ::\\fr,,. Haak ·s\nflynlg\ndisr is no partir11lar mystery lo\nhC'r. fthr thi•nk,; she knOWi ,l11sr.\n1.-hat causcJ it.\nIt l\\l.ts simply a reflection froni\nan 11irplane, shC' said.\nRit ting on the 11orch with her\nhn\"-band about 4\np:m.\nRun<la~',\n)Ir,. Haak said\nshe\nh(•a1·,I\na\n~trange noise from the sk~·. and.\nlookPd np. 80011 nu airplanp ,,,1u1e\ninto i-irw, high in 1he cloud~. It\nwas , r1T small h11t plainlr <li-.­\nrrrnablc as a plane, i:he -;11id. h\nwas roming from thp east.\n80011 it turnfd nor th, and ,i,1~t\naftrr that a p:->1·fr~t disc 11•11,-, \\·i,;­\nihlP snmr di:<fan<'e\nfrom\nwh,,..,~\ntl•e pl11110 disappenred' into\nthe\nclo11<ls.\nTlw disc Hppt·art>c1 bl'i<:1·t and\nn•1'.\\\n,1h·prr. It apptal·od •o 1',,\nsmall<'r in s1w tlun1 an orl.in\"l:'\n,tl'0 rtng wh•·el\nof a C'.ll.\nhlr~.\nHn:tk rPpcrtcd. It ~•·emefl to b~\n''flon I ing' ' acr,,;;, the he·1Y\"lls.\n<.;lJp <·alk<l hrr husban,I •~\n:t:­\nteuti(•ll to it. Th<'r both \"!I\" i:.\ni\\ I!Pr about fh <· H~OtHh\nth()\ndis,· wa, gon<\". Th plane and th'.l\nso1111d rli-.appru1'Pd\n-'In,. Haak i~\n,·onvincNl\nth:'!\nllyin;.• !Hmc·er ,, ·1s reflecl~•d f ..oll\\\nthe airplane. This theory al,o h:,s\nbeeu n,h ancecl h,v othei·s.\nTlw flying· ,Ji,;c· my~tcry h11s the"
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   "text": "-------------\n•\n•\n--\n•••••\n1\nYOAKUM\n1-{ERALD - TIMES\nowned t,y\n!\\1ALEC PUBLISHING CO.\n<lt)SEPH J. l.U.LEC,\nEditor-Manager\n!.argc;,t g-ui.rameed circulation of,\nJohn L. Lewis calls\nthe,\nLA'I',OH OOUNTS -\nTRY THE\nHERALD-Tl.MES.\n___ ........___\nPOLITICAL\n_L\\.NNOUNCEMENTS\nFor Sana.tor, 18th Dist.\nJOHN J. BELL\nMOTIRIS ROBERTS\n~~~\n,vE SPECIALIZE\n1l1\n\\Vhisldes, Wines\n, a1,d Gins\nR. :: • DARLING\nP ACKJ~GE STORE\n~ra.!!ftm£!1Xlrfi:a:n:i~ni:ltii.\n--\n·~--\n•\n-•\n•\nChas. Micek\nYour WATKINS\nCity Dealer\nPhone 599-W\n_uiU,•\nr.nll\n• lnil.ill\n~----~­\nby building your\nnew home of firesafe\nCOICBETE\n·A house of whatever archi~\ntectural style or floor plan fitg\nyour family requirements will\nhave lpng~r life, lower main­\ntenance cost and greater fire•\n~ safety ifit has concrete walls\n~d subftoors and a firesafe\nroof. Le~ 'u~ tell you how to\nget such a -house bui\\t now\nusing our quality te~t.ed\nconcrete bto.::k.\nF.& :in:.\nConcrete\nProducts\nYoakum. Texas\n,\n!!'----t..::,.ffll\"-\"'l::;,u,\nc\n, -. :..\nI\n~lG i':l. t?i' •• J.le.11 -\nPhcne 831\nDR. (.~ R. TUBBS\nv·er~dnarian\nI\ntarre an~ Small Animals\nOffi.;e Phone 831\nResid~v•-f. !'.none 749-W\nB.,r\nWAY\n-\nEv W. M. ­\n,\nr~ ~\n.\n1\n~.\n;\n¥\"'-..t)~ ::i~ ~\n1\n.ny :publication in tbis section.\nnew labor law a •·slave law\" I\n\"T seriously ques\n.:erald Est. -\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-1807 ' T\nJ .\nt\nb\nI ested in world domina\nI\nnd0\n·.:.'in,es Est. -\n-\n-\n-\n-\n-18\\12 j 'he ~ig _ruSts_ iad u\nu t- ing to rehabilitate the\n••\n• d t\nO t .,5\n9, ,\nedly the same idea about the 1 ,says Wallace J·ust \\'/Ill\n,,or,;-;on a ect\n<: . z , 1 ,;,o\n.\n.\nI\n,\nE:~osc,fiption Ra,,e ___ -$2.50 anti trust laws\nwhen\nfirst I\nWh\nPr,blisl,ed cvny Tuesday and Fri-\n1 introduced. And what are ths I'J\nat hadppehnctdt\n\"ay\ni ·rung\n810 310 L0t' ~•\n...ungary, an w a\nr\nu ur.\n-\n•\n\"'\nl\n...., trusts comnared to the harm '\nt\n\"l\n•\nt\n:for:k~ .. ~- •fexas.\n.\n;.,:-\n.\n. I coun ry, .,,10uld be b a\n.,\nD \\ .... t , the umons Clill do with tJ1eir\nC11~cr:.:ng\nLavll.ca\nan.,\ne v1t\nCou11tieo.\nstrikes?\n\"\nf .\n,,\n..;r.ter~;t as sec\"nd-class ma.L:ter at~\nIf the aew labor laws\n!'lie Post Cft:ce, Yoakum, Texas, '\nmder the Act of March 3, HW'l. t are \"slave .:aw~\", so are\nWIIEN' ADVERTISING crncu- J the anti-trust laws and aa.y\n1 0U1e1· laws fior the p1·-0tec­\nI ticn ot people agarllSt a­\nbuses by any gl'Oup. So far\n, the people\nwere\nutterly\n! helpless against the lab0tr\n, power.\n* l'J -~\nl\nSuch labor\ndictators\nas\n, Lewis, Petrillo, others, have\n1 a far gr.eater power to harm\nYoakum\nIJOW CAN\nNorman Thomas\ndebate about Kussia,\nmas quest10ns gav~\nwhat the Reds say\n•\n'\n\"And, on:!e agai\nference hetween the\nof Hitler Gennany,\nin g.'.>vernment struc'\n·what Hitler stc\nsimi;le, and far mon\nage. But when Russia\nthe same.\nAs to Russian tac\nthey don't difier grea\nWhen independence is\nand maintained in -Gr,ee\ning to Wallace's reasor\nBut since the Rec\ntlus country than the British mocracy, it's very sim1\nto suit the purpose. E,\nking ever had. This is juSt Moscow's fifth column,\nI as unfolerable today as it\nwas then.\n.\nWallace talks of h,\nI\n* r:~ ,,.\ns1stance and sincere pl1\nI\n-peorle \" How c n. W 11\nLa.st Sunday was, for the '\nt-\n•\na\na\nBritish, a nat10nal 'Day of\nRussia will take ,\n1,P·~~~r '1') 1 ~ kini wjth Prima without changing in ti\n0\nI Minister Attlee\nand other1 Anct now can 11e 'Lct.:i'll. -.\ngovel'nment leade:'s went to when there cannot be\nSt. Paul's Cathedral to pr~yIless, ~~iceles~, and cut\nwith the natwn for help m any Inendsh1p reach t\n' these ominous times.\n1\nWallace is not sc\n\"' ~ .,.\nd Ipolities evidently mea1\nNot s.o tong ago Englau\n, went tlmough the most\nI de.sperate sb·uggle iu her·\n' wlrnie history. The peace\nj! is not yet establishe.1 ani\ne\\'cn a\ngreatel' mcnac~\nI threatens the people ,of\nEagland and elsein,here to\nj whom f.reedom m€a',1S\nso\nj much. In a great da.nge1·\nbrave pe~~•f,~a to G-0d.\nI Here, -too many\ndo\nnotl rnrcn,! in the rcrent co1\nI fully realize today's danger.· a mm 1-ton rnodd. The ,\n_We suffered comparatively 1rll(•k was lrnilt o'n Oct,\nI little and the H.ed\nthrea,t ~,91~.\ni1_1\n~'htnokt's\nC\nseems to be\ndistant.\nBut 'altrornw p!Hnt.\n: that does not minimize\nit. . Tiu, tl'llek i·, owned aud\n'W need to ra~e the menac-9' bv \"\\fi-. l.(--Ju, A. :Storey,\nI\n_e\n.\nI .1fo11t;n1a; and tlic tntr:v ,,\nI with the same seriousness. mitted thn,n\"h\nPionu 1.\n• the British ~eople with their; the Cbcnolc:; dealer in tl\nleaders manifested last Sun- whic-h 1 locatcJ in om S.1\n1\nday. For, we cannot c~cape I~ity 7.c11e.\nit.\nI 'l')!f> 1',innEr's ]11'17.(' of\n* l'\"'! *\n,Aclvancc-Dcsian ChPYrokt\nIt cannot be ~aid anymore i11·il! be i;res;nt('d to ,\\fr.\nthat the stories of the \"fly- b:,- Ch<•1·rolet :.\\fotol' DiYisi,\nino· disks\" is mec·e\nfiction.\n:liore\n1 ha 11\nl3flU?\nCh\n\"'\n.\ntYncks WNC entcrcJ trow 1\nOne disk was found by a tions ol' thP\nnation,\n;.id\nI~elly man, near. Houston. On jhroad pnhli,: iutt rc,;t . . I'.ntl\n1t was a warnmg about its dudr-d mor(> tl1a11 50 191D\nI military secret and that the i~till iu orr\\atio11, rnan~ d\nI Army Air Force at Spokane, 1\\\\'ere mau_n1artnred. on_ly ,\n, ·washino-ton be notified at ,mon•li~ a1 lc•r the wmmn,.:­\nhelping to divide Ame1\nmost.\nMont Man Wii\nTruck Award\nThe ohLst • C';<'n;l~•t t1·\nqwration in thP\nt'JJitcd\n--...:\nl\nOu~.:,\n-\n'foxas J; 1\\-J.ars ,or some other star.\nNor are they m i s s i I e s\nwhich Red Russia is al­\nt1tu:u:a:u:e:u:n:nxu:n:u:e:u:a:s:n:u:11:u:8:I~ \\\n,.\nShe'll Never Forget\nTHIS GIFT\nSee Us For\nQUALITY MERCTE' AJ\\TnTSE\nEXPF RT WATCH\nREPAIRING\n!\nHAlVIILTON I\nLike Russians\":\n\"Offici'ally\nJEWELRY\nreligion is still regarded as\n~ a\ndeplorable\nsuperstition,\nYoakum\nl!i and .church-goers can never\nhope to gain admittance to\n~~l:t~\nHornee Wimbe:dy, Jc\nLawyer\nOffices now in\nYoakum National\nBank Building\nPhone 50\n1\n\"\"\n•\nonce.\n:J!\n'P,\\ *\nSo the mystmious disks\nare not messen?ns from\n1ready showering upon us.\nThey are our own secrets\nwith which o u r\narmed\nforces are experimeD'ti,11.\nWhat proµels them? How\nfar can they fly? What is\ntlheir purpose? -That is a\nmighty sec<ret.\n* lt'l *\nl\nIt is a French paper\nin\nI Paris that claims that Ame­\nrica has a far more destruc-1\ntive bomb than any ever in-1\n• vented before. In on~ blow it\nthe Communist Pa1:t,y.''\nYet what do you find in\nthis country'? -:Even cer­\ntain church leaders\nihave\nonly praise fnr\nthe very\nrule\nwhich\nexchtdes\na\nChristian, but they con~\ndemn their fellow\nChris­\ntians, instead of the Reds.\n,\nTliP lar•-.\n1nrn1b<•1·\nof\n' t111, lu; cn1 cred L1 th<' bearc'\n0\nI\nt1_n.phn,;i:'.e., the qm.Jity an~\nI\n!ht1i!y of C'lwnoll't ln:d,~\n\\1 - ■-■■I\n'■\ncould destzoy all\nof Paric;;\nor Moscow. This is also con­\nfirmed by Robert l\\1.\nHut­\nchins of the University\nof\nChicago, familiar with what\ngoes on here. We can thank\nonly the\ngood\nP~·oviden(•e\nthat this immense power is in\nI\nI\nour hands. ,, r\n,,,\nWrites John Fisher in hisl\nbook \"Why\nThey\nBehavel\nM\nI\n■ Just\nMen\nC\n•\nYOf\n1\nLava\nThe\n'l'he\n... _"
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   "text": "- ------\n-- -\n--\ni\nMEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS\nThis Paver Is Connected With NCWC Washington New• He:,.dquarters by Direct Leased Wire, Hao International News\nService Daily Wires, Its Owl! Special Service, Religious , News Service, Inter-Catholic Press Agency, Lumen Service of Chin.a,\nFide• Service, Religious News Photos, International Illustrated News, NCWC Picture Service, Photo Features\n(Name Registered in the U.S. Patent Office)\nlQd.6\nSF.f'.TTON TWTO"
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   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p37.jpg",
   "text": "Speaking at Castelgandolfo, his\nas summer home, Pius XII asserted\nan that the world today has men who\non ignore not only the Church, but the\n.ed \"very rudiments of religion itself;\"\nin. men who see no evil in evil deeds\n,rd and lust and would spurn \"the\n.ve primary norms of morals anct jus­\nras tice;\" \"there are cynics who would\n16. deride holy things and weak men\n1at who would permit these offenses\nm- to pass....\"\ntin\nDespite this turmoil, His Holi­\nness said, \"there are great rays\nan of hope and fields white with har­\n;he\nin vest for those who labor to bring\n;he Christ to the world.\" He stressed\nipe the oath of the Jesuits, which en­\ntor ables them to bring \"a spirit pre­\n[n- pa_red and prompt to obey in all\nce- thmgs the true Spouse of Christ\n.. ,. our holy Mother Church.\"\nIn another audience, held for the\nMost Rev. Emmanuel Suarez, O.P.,\n,rnrl thP. Dominicans who elect,ed\nU1\nat,\nve1\nCo\nHt\nlat\nan,\nfol\nJ\ntioi\nanc\nvoi\nma,\ndisJ\nent\nthe\nish,\nsla1\nres·\ndra\nu.\nma\nIta"
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   "n": 38,
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   "text": "I\nUIU Su~HU of , ...~t:si1 ,11T o\nu. S, orPARTlllfllTor JU!HICE\nCOMM\nC 11n\nq\n'\nTU\nWU17 47/46 2 EXTRA COLLECT\nSAN MARCOX TEX JULY 7 1947 714P\nWASI-IDC\nCHECK FILES IN INVENTORS COUNCIL FOR DRAWING OF MULTl~APRING\nCATAPULT THIS INVENTION SENT BY ME TO WAR. DEPARTMENT IN 1945\nPOSSIB~E LEAKAG~ OF l~FO~A~IO~ HAS R~SUL~ED MV DEV~~~ OR\n.\n.\n' .J\n•\nVARIATION THERE FROM COULD CONCIEVABLY CATAPULT A DISC AND IN\nSILENCE FOR SEVERAL MILES\n~ E_SORDED6 2.- !_j\n1/ /0\n=­\nWOODSON C COPE CLIFFSIDE HALL\nF\n~1\n/. J ..,/\n941P\n37 JUL1l\nffo~JJ -~~Nl\nv­\n194.5.\nf. ~­\n~\n~~~\n~~-c.- ~~~--- Yf"
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   "n": 39,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p39.jpg",
   "text": "I\n. I .\n\"' I\n•"
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   "n": 40,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p40.jpg",
   "text": ".\n'\nV' cy/i~;\"M~morlmtum •\nWVC :mn\nTO\nFR.OM\nif\nSUBJECT:\n\\\n'\nDATB:7- 10-47\n!) • 1!• Ladd 1\n\\\nJ . P. Coyn f ~\n·:orDsm;\nInfonnan\n/.\n· ~ µ ~ , J ~\nThere is being attached hCreto a ..Testern Union telegram\nreceived from the abo, e individual in which information is\n1\nfurnished concerning a 11disc . 11\nThis telegram has been aclmowledge\nACTION:\nIt is recommended that this telegram be turned over to the\nLiaison Section in order that they may make the information contai~ed\ntherein available to the War Department."
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   "n": 41,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p41.jpg",
   "text": "•"
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   "n": 42,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p42.jpg",
   "text": ":\n, ,< is a fulhate\nTelegrarr. or Cable,\ngram un1eu its de,.,\nSYMBOLS\nferred characte..;, i-1­\nd,cated by a suitable\nsymbol above or pre­\nceding the address.\nLC-O,-ferred C&blc\nA , N . WtL L IAMS\nThe filiDg ome shown ,n the\"'\"\"° ho~ on t\n&r\nand <by letters is STANDARD T I ME at point of origin. Tune of receipt i• STANDARD T I ME at point~ r <llf,i~3l1cn\n-\nABOUT 12 SO-CALL FLYING DISCS PASSED OVER DARLINGTON SC\nAPPROXIMATELY 5:30 PM TODAY •ADVISE IF WISH DETAILS=\n;J U ~, ATTS JR•\n. .,\n6 '\"'\n,\n/~:\nJ:1· 1 JJ:_-----:--:---\n--r\no~\"~ ~~\n~ l}t ,'i!J,.\n' 1 ,,\n... r:tJ)\n'IL\" J '/\n., I() ,fr\nFE D. BlJ. Qjj\n·'.:_' __ ~ _\n'\n.._.\n•\n.­\n~, q~.(Jc,\n(l ~P Dl.; if- ,•• J''. t.\n. 37 J..(JL :n\n~47\n~ -r, \\}J\nJUL\n7 1~4,\n! EX- o:.·~7\n12 5:30 p • l''VIStf'\\N r - p::,,~ i_:___J\n• if '\n~ 1 l JW.., \"-'.J, \"\"\n...... \"\n\\\n•\nti'\n-\n~\n-\n-\n_\n.. GUARD ADV HAVE M~G DLVD"
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   "text": "t\n' . ­\nlf't.\n.\\ ,\n• I\n.."
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   "n": 44,
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   "text": "•\n•\nTO\nAttachment\n,9-\n~\nQ-56\n~~-~\n~\n~c~..Memorandum . uNITEn sTATEs GovERNMENT\n- .\nDA.TB: 7-10-47 '\nD. M.\n~\nLadd~\nllr. Tolson\nMr. ~. A, TBll'lll\nFROM\nJ. P, Coyn\nb\nMr. Clegg__\nMr. Gl avin\nMr. Ladd.,,..-\"\"-_-_-_\n: : ~~;~~ls__\nSUBJECT:\nJ, U.-AA.TT , JR.\n: : ~;~n\nInformant\n: : ~rie=a-­\nThere is being attached hereto a ,'festern Union telegram\n~\n, ~\nreceived from the above individual i n ~mich infonnation is\nfurnished concerning a \"disc. 11\nThis telegram has been acknowled\nd\n:: ::-~-===-\nMr. Penn~\nllr. Quinn T8\"\"'-\n~~•~~~m -\nJ.~ls o~-\n8 03ndy-====:t\nACTION :\nIt is recommended that this telegram be turned over to i he\nLiaison Section in order that they may make the information cont~ine\ntherein available to the liar Department.\n,1v?\n4_,.y\n~\n~1\nI\n; \\.\n-.-,.1;c~\n..."
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   "n": 45,
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   "text": "• • •\n.,~: ~£\\\\Jt.O-LµU\\,\nt: p, 1\n\\ - ­\n,r e-· :'I .. lil::t\nINTERNAL SECURfr\"\nf. B. \\.\n\"'=..,,._Of\nII'.. .\n•\n'"
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   "n": 46,
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   "text": "..\n•\n~\ntoward~ Hloliill and\"'a,kppei,.,ed,\nshe said. It was flying high and\nappeared Illuminated, according to\nMrs. Hoffman.\n\"It looked like a small meat plat­\n'Saucer·' Stories\ns,\nDisk Found Is\nter,\" Mrs. Hoffman asserted.\n.,-, , ,..:.. /\nGlenn Rowden of Detroit claimed\n_,.,.,,\nhe saw a \"saucer,\" about 50 inches\nTries to Call FBiMan\nin diameter, over Billy Mitchell field\nPriest Hears a\n'Ban~,,.,..._\nat 10:05 p.m. when he alighted from\nFather Bra.sky said he did not an airplane. He said it was in sight\nI:\nDiscovers a C j r CU} a r\nbother to show the disk to any of his for 90 seconds.\nparishioners Sunday. He tried to\nWilliam Humphrey, who Ii v es\nBlade With T e e t h,·\ntelephone an FBI agent whom he with his wife in a qUO!l.!let hut at\nknows. but was unable to reach him 3148 s. 20th st., telephoned police\nOther Dl.sks 'Seen'\nSunday, he added. Asked whether at 9 p.m. Sunday that ...,..._ , -~,.\nit could have been the work of a Humphrey had seen a slightly illu­\npractical\n1 • d\njoker, Father\n1 d\nBrasky re- minated disk which appeared to fa!J\nPicture 011 Picture Page\n\"Co Id b\n't know\"\nP1e :\nu\ne.\non\n•\nto earth near Pulaski high school.\nhe \"what is it?\" which Father\nThe di.sk, apparently of steel, had Mrs. Humphrey said Monday that\neph Bra.sky said he found early a one and three-eighth inch' hole in her husband tried unsuccessfully, to\nth\nnday on the lawn of St. Joseph's\ne center. Through it ran a few photograph the disk.\nwires. To each end of the cluster\nCatholic church in Grafton may be of wires was attached what looked\nChanged Colors, He Says\np ust another gadget to add to Fa-, like a small condenser about three\nErwin Rottman, 1328 N. 19th i · /\nther Bra.sky's already sizable col-\ninches long. The condcnserlike ob- claimed he saw three of them flyi I\nlection.\njects were wrapped in black tape through the air In a northweste y\nwhich still was sticky. The disk was direction at 6 p.m. Sunday. Th\nThose who saw it Sunday said\nd\nh\nd. t\ngreasy an\nso m e w a t\ntr y. turned from orange to gold to silv r\n\"what is It?\" was a circular saw Stamped on it was: \"Approved, bet~e disappearing, be said.\nblade with a few wires attached. Dunlap.\"\nReports came also from Janes­\nFather Bruky, who said he knew .of\nFather Brasky declined to part ville, where Mr. and Mrs. Alva Sie­\nno sawmills in the area, would not with the disk. He showed a num8e1• vert and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roth\nclaim it,was a \"flying saucer\" when of items in his trinket collection. reporte.d seeing a flying disk about\nhe called newspapermen to his All of them had something to do 11:35 p.m. Saturday. The Roths\nhome.\nwith fishing, Father Brasky's favor- were leaving the Sievert home when\n·'It may or may not be one of those ite sport. They included his \"bass Sievert saw it, according to Roth.\nIj\nflying disks that have been report-\nbottles,\" beer bottles with the head It appeared to be several thousand\nail over the country,\" he said. of a fish - and a fish pole from feet up and about 10 miles away,\nI\nt's just call it a 'what is it?'\"\nManila which folds up into a cane. Roth said.·He described It as vague­\n{eanwhile, in Milwaukee and When opened, it extends to lZ feet. Jy resembling the moon and as hav­\ner points In Wisconsin, sev.\n\"I use it in reaching folks w.'!',....•.,..egular motion in a counter­\nsons reported seeing the \"fl'y~'.'l\"in\".\"g~~c~a!!'n''t be touched with a 10 foot pole,\" clockwise, elongated orbit. It ap­\nsaucers.\"\nFather Brasky's disk, Father Bra.sky quipped.\npeared to Roth to be moving faster\nhowever, was the only case here in\nOthers Report\"Saucers\"\nthan an airplane. He said it was\nwhich the \"landing\" of a \"saucer\"\nyellow on Its face. but when it\nwas reported.\nFather Bra.sky also passed out turned it looked sliver.\n11d\ncopies of h is recent publication,\nRoth said that the four of them\nHears \"Ba.ng,\" Fi s Disk\n\"Fish Tales.\"\nviewed the disk for 10 minutes.\nFather Bra.sky gave the follow-\n\"I'm going to revise this thing,\"\ning account of how he found the ob- he exp a1ned.\nve got some new\nI •\n\"I'\nStopped in Sky, Claim\nject. a steel plate 19 inches in di-I and better tales to put in it.\"\n\"It fluttered around, faded out\na.meter about an eighth of an inch\nThere were other reports around and came back again. and once,·\nthick ~nd with saw teeth.\nMilwaukee and Wisconsin of \"fly- just stopped and bung there fo\n\"I usually get up about 5 a.m. on ing saucers.\" Mrs. Anthony Hoff- about two minutes,\" Roth said. \"Tb ,\nSundays. I was at the front door man, 3410 W. Layton av., said she last time we saw it, it had a ve\nof my house about to take my dog and her husband saw one at\nTurn to page 3, col. s\nj\nout for a ;alk, when I heard a p.m. Su n d a y flying toward B~i~ll~y,,__\n'bang!' like a big firecrac~er.. I Mitchell field from t~e northwest.\nstepped outside and found this ..,-=,--n It neared the field,1t veered 1\non the church lawn.\n\"Although the grass was still wet\nIENCLOSUR\ning.\nfrl the night rain, the disk was\n\"\ntoo ot to pick up. 1 noticed the\ngl\nball had been knocked off one\nof\ne lightning rods on the church,\nso\nsuppose it struck that in land­\n'\nUv\n~ 1947 7ZL"
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   "n": 47,
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   "text": "•\n'Saocer' Tales\nBuzz in State\nDisk Found by a Priest\nIs Circular Saw; Others\nSeen by Milwaukeeans\nFrom pag~ I, column 3\nnoticeable tail. When it disap­\npeared entirely, it just popped out.\"\nJanesville police reported a tele•\nphone call from a Dick Thompson,\nwho said he saw flying disks about\ni\n12:15 a.m. Sunday.\nt Oshkosh, Mrs. L. A. Davis re­\np ted that she and her husband had\ns hted one of the mysterious disks\n.,. izzing over the city at 6:t5 p.m.\nSunday.\n1 She said they were driving on a\ntown road six miles west of Osh­\nkosh, beaded east toward the city,\nwhen they first sighted the object\n\"flying very fast and very high.\"\nAt first, she said, It looked like an\nairplane and then loomed larger and\nlarger until it \"appeared as big as\nthe sun.\"\nStop, Ca,r, Disk Vanishes\nLacws 6{ Eyesight Cla~\nReports of Flying Saucers\nHer husband stopped the car BO.,..._______\nthat they could get a •tter look at\nthe disk, which appeared round and\nsilvery, but by the time they got out\nof the car the object bad dis•\nappeared, she said.\nAt Green Bay, Eugene Le Plant\nreported that he and hill 12 year old\nson, Duane, bad seen a rapidly mov­\ning silver ball or disk about 6:30\np.m. Wednesday while working In\nbis garden on the western edge of\nthe city. Le Plant said he saw the\nobject silhouetted against a dark\ncloud to the north and that he ai\nh\"~ on watched it for three or to r\nmi utcs while it moved away to tt\nno hwest Le Plant said he cou\nno estimate the altitude or d\ntance, but that it \"definitely was n ot\nan airplane.\"\nI\nBy H OWARD W. BLAKESLEE\nA!soclated Press Science Editor\nNew York, N. Y.-The flying\nsaucers may be explained by cer­\ntain laws of eyesight.\nAll objects appear r o u n d or\nnearly so at any distance close to\nthe limit of how far a person can\nsee.\nIt the objects are seen by re­\nflected light, as in most cases re•\nported, they are almost certain to\nbe round, and if the reflections\nare sunlight then the sizes report­\ned are those which would be ex­\npected from distant light reflec•\ntlons.\nDescriptions of vit'tually all the\nsaucers as round and flat fit ex­\nactly with the tricks that eyes\nplay. This trickiness varies with\ndifferences in weather and light•\nIng.\nThis writer ha.sseen flying sauc­\ners over Long Island sound, not\nonly this year but In previous\nyears. They were round, bright\nand moving fast. But they were\nno mystery because th e y were\nlight reflected from the bodies of\nairplanes that s o on identified\nthemselves by changing course\nand coming near enough to be\nseen distinctly.\nMany descriptions of m o v e •\nments of the flying saucers fit\nwith the common maneuvers of\nairplanes, s I n g I y or in groups.\nSome of the maneuvering report•\ned, which tooksaucers out of sight\nand back into sight again, resem­\nbles what can be seen w hiIe\nwatching distant airplanes.\nWhether planes arc guided, pl­\nlotless or jct, they all would look\nthe same at great distances.\nMirages, Traveler Says\nPhiladelphia, Pa. -(JP)- Dr. Aurel\nAczel, editor of a Hungarian lan­\nguage newspaper, expressed belief\nthat the !lying sau,·ers were mi­\nrages-possibly circularly distort•\ned reflections of real airplanes\nmany miles away. A world-wide\ntraveler, Dr. Aczel said:\n\"Years ago I have seen similar\nthings on the Egyptian desert and\non the Buszta (Hungarian plain).\nAt sea I have also seen miragt of\nships known to be a great dist ce\naway.\n\"In July and August, and s\ne­\ntimes even in June, atmosp ric\nconditions are especially adapta­\nble to the creation of mirages.\""
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   "text": "•\n•\nI"
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   "text": "•\n•\nSliaip-Eyed Sight Disks, bur anly a Saw Blade f~ Found\n1"
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   "n": 50,
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   "text": "•\n•\n•\n..\nWho, what, where, why are flyinf disks? Th~ear·s bi,t~est mybtery produced\nthese Sunday photos while reports came fro\neverywhere and everyone that\nthe saucers were everywhere. Top left, a movie amera is fitted to a P-51 fi&hter\nplane at Portland, Ore., as Oregon national guard planes arc made ready to chase\nthe disks. Lower, Mrs. Walter Johnson (rlght) of Spokane, Wash., and her chil­\n~z•\nn osc and t,11 how lh,y,aw th, \"\"\"\" land on a mountatn,;d, ;n td,ho Td\nsappear. Right, is Father Joseph Brasky of St. Joseph's Catholic churct at\nGrafton, Wis., with the disk he reported struck his church early Sunday. It\nturned out that th'\\! d~~k was a prankster made projectile, featuring a Dunlop cir­\ncular saw blade. Note that something apparently took a glass ball off one of the\nlightning rods. A. whole lot of Mllwaukeet s reported that they saw the saucers\ntraveling past Sunday night.\n-AP Wirephotos and Journal Staff"
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   "text": "Sten1n 36 State •\n•\nSEEN IN 86 STATE::s.s,---\nFlrst sighted June 25 and\n•\nFirst, published reports of the\nPbenon 1 ■ 111 occurred-June '25.\nJet Fighters\nAlerted\nSAN FRANCISCO, July 6-UPI\n-\nMilltary aircraft hunted the\nes over Pacific Coast states\nay for sight of the mysterious\n] ylng saucers\" that for 12 days\nve puzzled the entire country.\nEarly reports of results were\nnegative.\nFive P-51s of the Oregon Na•\ntlonal Guard cruised over the\nCascade Mountains oC Washing•\nton-the area where the strange\nobjects first were reported sight­\ned. A sixth circled over Portland,\nIn constant rad.Jo contact with the\nother five. All carried photo•\ngraphic equipment.\nCol. G. R. Dodson, command•\nIng, described their flight as &\n\"routine patrol,\" but said they\nhad been Instructed to watch !or\nthe flying discs.\ng\nt Manhattan Beach, Calif., A.\nMcKelvey took a Mustanl\nter plane up above Van Nuys\ntwo hours he cruised at 35•\nfeet, but \"didn't i.ee a thing:\nGen. <'arl Spaatz, commandan\nof the Army Air Forces, was on a\nPacific Northwest fishing trip.\nHe denied knowing anything\nabout the flying discs -\nor ot\nplans to use AAF planes to look\nfor them.\nJET 1''IGHTER SET\n\"I've been out of touch with\nthings for four or five days,\"\nhe said.\nLouis E. Starr, national com­\nmander-In-chief ol the Veterans\nof Foreign Wars, yesterday In Co­\nlumbus, 0., said he understood\nSpaatz had a \"group out right\nnow\" looking for discs.\nAt Muroc Army Air Field In\nCalifornia a P-80 jet fighter stood\nready to take off the moment any\nflying saucers are sighted Jn that\narea.\nA cautious attitude marked\nboth official and scientific co! - •\nments, but Capt. Tom Brown t\nt~Alr Forces Public Relatlo s\nst ff In Washington ackno ­\ned ed the Air Forces had decided\n\"t re's something to t his\" and\nha been checking up on It for\n10 days.\ngreeted generally with scornful\nlaughs, the objects have been re­\nported every day since by observ­\ners In 36 states. Most of the ob­\njects were reported seen July 4.\nA few were reported yesterday.\nSuch competent observers as\nairline pilots said they had seen\nthe totally unexplained discs or\nsaucers, larger than aircraft and\n1\n:fii!'i:as i-, \"loose formation\" at\nhigh speed.\nDavid Lilienthal, chairman of\nthe Atomic Energy Commission,\nSllld they had nothing to do with\natom!<. experiments, and Army\nand Navy officials also entered\nposltlv& disclaimers.\nNewspaper stories quoting an\nunidentlfied California Institute\nof Technology scientist as saying\nthe phenomena mlgh~ have some­\nthing to do with experiments in\n\"transmutation of atomJc energy\"\nf\nused a brief sensation late yes­\nrday. The institute quickly de­\ned the report.\nReports generally agreed that\nthe flying objects were round or\noval.\nEstimates of their speed\nranged from about 300 to 1,200\nmiles an hour.\nThey were de­\nscribed as flying with an undu­\nlating motion at heights of 10,000\nfeet and less.\nSome described\nthem as glowing, or luminous.\n'PROPELLER IN CENTER'\nNova Hart, Sl Louis mechanic\nwho was trained during service\nin the war to spot all types of\naircraft, said he saw one of the\nrang objects near Pattonville\nesterday. It was flying at 300\net, he said.\nHe described it as circular, with\n~\na Tibbed framework and silver\ngray In color. Hart said it ap­\npeared to have a motor with a\npropeller attached In the center\nand It kept turning like an air­\nplane doing a slow roll.\nKenneth\nArnold,\nBoise,\nIda.,\nbusinessman pilot, told of seeing\nnine of the discs flying In forma­\ntion at 1,200 miles an hour over\nthe Cascade Mountains In Wash­\nington,\nSEEN Bl' 200\nArnold's account was taken\nlightly.\nVarious\nexplanations\nwere offered- \"reflections,\" \"per­\nislstent vision,\" \"snow blindness.''\nSoon afterward other individ­\nuals-In New Me:x:ico, Missouri,\nCalifornia and other !.tales-re­\nported they also had seen the\nflying objects.\nThen on Independence Day 200\npersons in one group •and 60 In\nanother saw them In Idaho. Hun­\ndreds of others In Oregon, Wash­\nington and other western sites\nreported seeing them.\nJuly 4 also brought firs re­\nports of the flying discs\nom\neast of the Mississippi.\nnee\nl\n• then they have been reported seen\nn widely separated sections of\nhe country-in 33 states In all.\n'Must Be Insane•\nLONDON, July 6-UP)-Don't\nmention those flying saucers on\n• this side of the Atlantic unless\nyou're prepared for an argument\nabout your sanity.\nMaybe they have been seen by\nsober citizens over a vast area\nof the United States, but Europe\nwon't believe in them until some­\nbody lassoes one and has It photo­\ngraphed by Frank Sinatra, the\nBritish ambassador and five\nSupreme Court justices.\n\"America's reply to the ~och\nss monster,\" chortled today's\nnday dispatch, referring 10\nitaln's hoariest tall story- t e\nrpent that is \"seen\" romping n\n~ otland's Loch Ness every ti e\nthe tourist trade needs a shot n\nthe arm.\nMILWAUKEE S£NTtNn\nMILWAUKEE, WIS·':ONSIN\no OCl\n~"
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   "text": ".,. e , •a.WI•\n,\n.\n•\nI\nPlanes ChaSing DisKS\nFind Only Empty Sky\nJokesters Add\n--•-••\"'\"a,dio announcement ufti'.t 61S\"­\nwere flying over Lewiston Idaho\nSunday sent' hundreds into thei;\nSome Comedy\nyards for a look. Weatherman Louis ,\nKrezak said the objects were mov­\ning eastward with the prevailing\nt\nwind and probably were •~reed seedR.\ntOAIr• Mys ery Three air transport pilots agreed.\nSearchlights 011 Olouds\nEa t St L • Qb•\nBirmingham radio station wasI\nS\n•\nOUIS\nJee • deluged with more th~n 400 call in\nProve to Be w ashers, one hour by persons who said t ey\n•\nW\nS\nsaw fluorescent balls circling o er\nICago\nOman pots the city and clearly outlined aga st\n5h W. h L\nne\nIt\negs\nBy the United Press\nArmy pilots were ready Monday\nfor another air search for the mys­\nterious \"flying saucers\" now report­\ned seen in 39 states and parts of\nCanada as practical jokesters added\nto the confusion.\nEquipped with telescopic cam­\neras, 11 army planes searched the\nPacific northwest Sunday without\nfinding any trace of the flying disks\nwhich had been reported over scores\nof communities the preceding two\ndays. At Sioux Falls, S. D., a na- '\ntional guard plane already in the air\nwas ordered to investigate a silvery I\ndisk with a shorttail which Gregory\nZimmer said he saw shoot across\nthe heavens. The pilot found noth­\ning but empty sky.\nThe army \"camera patrol\" over\nthe Cascade mountains Sunday in­\ncluded eight P-51 pursuit ships an\nthree A-26 bombers.\nIllusions Or Jokes\nThere was growing belief that the\nconcentrated aerial search would\nshow the saucers to be optical illu­\nsions or the work of practical j~ke­\nstcrs magnified by aroused imagi­\nnations.\nA number of \"disks\" whirled over\nrooftops in East St. Louis, Ill., Sun­\nday. J. T. Hartley, a locomotive en­\neer, gathered some of them up\nd f o u n d they were made of\np essed white paper, 11 inches in\nmeter and with a two inch hole\nln the center.\nRailroad workers\nnear-by mountains. A carnival at\nAlabaster, Ala., was playing search­\nlights on cloud wisps.\nn argument raged at Lodi, Calif.,\no r the cause of a spectacular glow\n• the sky and a roar shortly before\nlectrical power went off. Mrs. W.\nC. Smith said she heard a noise \"like\nGive 'Em Room\nNewport News, Va.- Peninsula\nairport here is taking no chance$\nwith flying saucers. Pilots report•\ning Monday to take out planes\nfound this notice on the bulletin\nboard: ''Two thousand feet ver­\ntical and horizontal clearance re­\nquired between aircraft operat­\ning from this field and any fly•\ning saucers.\"\nfour motored bomber\" just before\nthe lights went off at dawn. Erving\nNewcomb of the Pacific Gas & Elec•\ntric Co. offered the explanation that\na low flying crop dusting plane\nprobably had struck a power lin\nand b u r n e d out a transforme\nHowever, no planes were reporte\ndamaged and no one could explain\nwlf!C\"\\i Ciut> dusting plane was do­\ning in the air at da,;,,a bH i-.;Iay.\nIt was the first time any noise had\n' been attributed to flying saucers.\nJ. U. Watts, jr., Darlington (S. C.)\nattorney, said he saw an army pur­\nsui~ plane chasing a V-formatio\\l of\nflying saucers at 250 miles an hour\n3,000 feet high. However, no pilot\nreported such a chase.\nSaw One With Legs\nMe an t .i m e, authorities were\nplagued with reports that bordered\non the fantastic. An excited Chi­\ncago woman reported that she had\nseen a flying saucer with legs. \"I\nwrs standing on my porch and I\nth ught for sure it was coming right\nvn and slap me in the face,\" s~\n8\ni.\nleorge Kuger of Denver said h\n8\n, a flying disk with an America\nfl~ g on it.\nFrancis Howell, Te m p e, Ariz.,\nclaimed he saw a saucer two feet\nin diameter disappear behind a row\nof trees near his home. When he\nru~hed to inspect it, he said, the flat,\nthm, alumlnumlike disk took off at\na \"high r a t e of speed\" toward\nPhoenix, nine miles away.\nMrs. Walter Johnson returned to\nSpokane, Wash., after a vacation\nnear St. Maries, Idaho, and after\nreading newspaper reports of the\nflying saucers said she and several\nothers had seen speeding shiny ob­\njects \"as big as a four or five room\nhouse\" disappear into the forest\ncovered mountains.\nhe first. of the saucers over New\nY rk State was reported by Mrs.\nK nneth Wohley of Rochester,f,.\nY who said she and her husb d\nI\nsaw an object \"about the size of n\nordinary saucer\" flying above\nr\nba_ck yard at 8:30 p.m. Sunday.\nENCLOSU\nL 16\nsaid they looked like locomotive\npacking washers.\ni"
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   "text": "I\n•\nNew Jersey residents said they I\n\"thought\" they saw flying disks\nover Palisades PaM and ~ear:by\nBergenfield Sunday night.\n1\nSkeptical scientists recalled the\nmysterious \"rockets\" seen over Swe.\nden last year. Eighty per cent of\nthe \"ghost rockets'' proved to be\nmeteors, and Swedish officials said\nthe others could be discounted as\npure imagination.\nScientists asserted that the ob­\njects in order to be seen clearly at\n10,000 feet-the level at which most\nof the saucers have been reported­\nwould have to be 20 feet in diameter,\nI\nwould require a large mass of metal,\nwould be more conspicuous at night\nand would be seen by a far greater\n!\nber of persons.\nr. J. S. Nassau, director of the\nMn\" & Swu,y •\"'\"j'' al\nth Case Institute ot Techn\ngy at\nCleveland, said he was incl ed toI\n\"think the reports urc fanci s.\"\nCapt. Tom Brown, army air force\nspokesman at Washington, said the\nart was trying to run the reports\nto arth.\n'\ne1re not dismissing the possl­\nbil y that there's something to it,\"\n. he aid, \"and we're not dismissingI\nIthe possibility that it's all a hoax.\""
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   "text": "•\n•\ntr. S. Planes Hunting DisCS;­\n.Russ T~lls of ~tom Saucers'\nI\nr\n$\n}?BJ Probes Story\nof Soviet Ship\nOfficer\n\\\nLOS ANGELES, July 6-(Spe­\nclal)-Federal agents today In­\nvestigated a Jetter to the Exami•\nner describing Russian supersonic\natom-powered planes resembling\nthe \"flying saucers.\"\nA top flight atomic scientist to\nwhom the Examiner referred the\nletter said It was \"not all non•I\ni.en, e,\" and suggested the matter\nbe turned over to the FBI.\nThe letter writer !laid he gotI\nthe Information from an officer\naboard a Russian tanker recently\nLos Angeles harbor.\nLLED EVEN WOR:\\IS\n,;he Ru~slan, he said, also de·\nscribed experiments with con­\ntrolled radioactive clouds In the\nArctic, where birds, animals and\nt\\·en worms were kllled.\nThe plane11, as described by the\nRus~lan to the writer, are only\n18 Inches thick, With a kidney­\n!haped outline and no propellors.\nThe pilot lle11 on hl11 stomach\nftnd Is 11.rtt!lclally cooled agal! t\nthe beat developed by air ! c­\ntlon.\n\"The outer 11urface I'! hight\nollshed,'' the Russian sal\nBoth upper and lower surfaces\nre convex, like a giant lens,\nhe lilting force ls an entirely\ndifferent principle found about\n10 years ago among unpubllshed\npapers of a Russian chemist.\n\"Ener gy Is required only for\nt'llmblng, but no energy Is need­\ned for support when the air­\nplane goes along the earth's\ngra,•ltational contour lines.\"\nThe writer of the si ange let•\ner said he met the R sslan of•\nICl'r in Wilmington an\nbecause\n.e wanted to hear abo\nRussia,\nwiled him to dinner.\n~te ftawilan first !lsked where\nhe could sen 18 polG'oear=t,elts\nwhich he received \" for very dan­\ngerou11 work.\"\nHe said he had been assigned\nto go over the route of the radio­\nactive cloud nea r Lake Baka!\n(or Baykal) and pick up dead\nanimals.\nALL LIFE DESTROYED\n\"They loaded a few 11mall\nships with a ll kinds of animals\nand directed thf' cloud over\nthem,\" the writer said.\n\"During this experiment, a\nviolent storm blew the cloud\nfar north Into the tundra, but\nbefore It dissipated It destroyed\nall life on Its way.\n\"The cloud may be controlled\nfrom la nd, from a plane or\nfrom a robot-piloted 'leader.'\n'! I understa nd It, the control\nbased on electro-magnetic\nave~ and the cloud has t wo\nm1Jonents : The carrier and\nt he killer.''\n•\nl\n'ENCLO\nE._\n,.~ h J\n~. ~w\nl,tECORDd\nF\nJ.~ 32 J\n16\n~,\n.J\n60 OCT\nl"
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   "text": "•\nOuu-ks of E'fesight May\nExplain Disc Mystery\nBy HOWARD BLAKESLEE\nAP Science Editor\nNl!..\"'W YORK, July 6-{JP)-Certain laws of human eye­\nsight will explain much of what has been described about\nthe flying saucers reported from nearly all parts of the\nUnited States.\nAt any distance which Is dose photograph of the oval object\nto tpe limit of how far a person taken by Yeoman Frank Ryman\ncan see, all objects appear round north of Seattle, Wash. The Long\nor nearly so. This law of sight Island oval came closer and\ncovers both small things seen turned Into an airplane.\nnearby and large ones at great\nPlanes at great distances tend\ndistances.\nto look round when light Is re-\nRegardless of shape, the ob• fleeted from their sides. Many\nject near the limit of sight looks descriptions of movements of the\nround. If the thing is silhouetted flying saucers flt with the com­\nagainst a bright sky, as some of mon maneuvers of\nairplanes,\nthe flying saucers have been re- singly or In groups.\n!\nported, then It Is more likely to\nThey flt also with what birds\nal Its true shape.\nlook like, flying at a consldei ble\n,\n,\ndistance. However the bird llu-\nVE NO STRUCTURE\nslon is not very common.\nme\nthe thing Is seen by reflected of the maneuvering repo ted,\nlight, as In most cases reported, which took saucers out or\nght\nIt is almost certain to be round, and back Into sight again re­\nand if the reflections are sunlight, sembles what can be seen while\nthen the sizes reported are those watching distance airplanes.\nwhich would be expected from SPEED MYSTERY\ndistant light reflections.\nThe one outstanding fact about\nThere Is no explanation for re­\nvirtually aJI the saucers Is that ported speeds of 1,000 or more\nthey\nha<.1\nno structure -\nthey mlles an hour. Meteors, although\nseemed merely round and flat. they go much faster than that,\nThat description Cits exactly with do not explain It because the\nthe tricks that eyes play. This saucers mostly appear in daytime\ntrickiness varies with differences and there are not enough day-\nIn weather and lighting.\nlight meteors.\nThis writer has seen flying\nIce crystals forming little round\nsaucers over Long Island Sound clouds have been suggested. But\nnear his home, not only t his year t hese fall to flt In most cases be­\nbut in previous years. They were cause the Ice crystals form at\nround, bright and moving tasL\naltitudes whlch are higher than\nmost of the saucers reported.\nNOT A MYSTERY\nNothing published in science or\nBut they were no mystery be- atomic studies gives the slightest\ncause they were light reflected clue to flying sfucers unless the\nfrom the bodies of airplanes that objectg are aircraft.\nsoon identified themselves by\nOne scientist today said that at\ncha, lng course and coming near least a lot of saucers are ex­\neno h to be seen distinctly.\nplained by the rorce of suggestion\nL\nt week this writer also saw which causes a pers,gn to say toI\none\nval flying form which for himself:\n..\n{CLO u~\na moment looked exactly llke the\n\"Oh, gel', I !tr it too.\"\n?. ~:..f_m ~ ­\n16"
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   "text": "•\nI\nOther pA!lsengrrs with him also\nsaw It, he said. He gave the name\n'Saucers' Fly Here;\nof J. W. R'r!den of D•dlt. 1'1!­\n11plte~\nSo\nIng. the 11&ucer was\ngoing at great speed, and waa out\nof sight In a few seconds, he\nsaid. Rowden I.a stoppln& at tbe\nGrafton Oise Joke\nPl:tr.a Hotel.\nDli-lC'S HAO TULS\nErwin Rottmrn, 132S ~- 19th\nSt., said he saw three of them\nwith tall-\nflying nol'thwe•t t~\n~outhea~t. as he ~tood at N. 18th\nand W. Vliet Sts. They turned\nfrom golrl to another color and\nthtn to ,liver, he said.\nFrank Phifer, stopping at the\nMaryland Hotel, said he ,aw\nthree ballii of rlre t:hoot 1 rol!~\nLakt' Michigan 11.t 8:20 last\narlt a mile Irom 1bor1,\n\"gol g at terrlfl<' speed.''\nW at he described u an\nminated ~aucer was 11een\nlght,\n1.nd\nIllu­\nlast\nWhat wa'I rt1,orte-J u a \"flying dl,c'' \"hlch ..truck a c-hun•b In\nGrafton url) ye..tnday turnt'<I out to hf' a rlrcular aw \"Ith\nhrn i,mall tuhl''I and Nt•veral wlr<'~ attachl'd to It. l•'alht'r Johl'llh\nBra,.k), pa,tor of ~t. J osl'ph'\" Church, Grafton, hold~ the ''di~<'\"\nnd point, to tht lli;htnln~ rod\n1111 ~aid was 11truck by th<' dlsc.\nTtie myl'tery of the \"Clylngl•\nt\ndisc!<,'' 11trange luminous objects\nseen l!peedlng \\llCrol'!I Ute -ky in\nmany slates, turned to Wlscon-\nBin yesterday \"hen ,everal per­\n,son!' reported them at Milwaukee\nand Jane1<vllle.\nMy~tery wa!I \\lldded to mystery\nwhen Father Joseph Brasky, pas­\ntor ot St. Joseph's Church at\nGrafton, Wl!<., reported a mii,l'lle\nhurtled through the air early yes­\nterday, knocked the ball orr th,:,\n!church lfS:htnlng rod, and landed\non the front lnwn.\n\"IRE . \\:'\\D TUBF.'I\n.:-. .\n.\n__....,_,lch landed at Billy Mitchell\nItlwn11 a large clrculnr saw-\nField at 10:05 p. m., told employes\nnbo t 16 incttes In diameter-and In the office of Northwest Alr-1\nsnll hut when Father Brasky lines. Inc., he saw a flying 11aucer\npick cl It from the lawn.\nbobbing up and down over the\non thf' church (arrow), \\\\hlch\nSonunol Pllolo l)y Ernul Anheuur. ,\nOi;7theory wa~ that prank!<te\nor belated Fourth oC July eel\nbrant!I had attached explosives t\nthe 1!\\llW, and sent It skimming\nthrough U-re air.\nFather Brasky said he htard a\nsw~hlng ndlse and a sizzling at\n5 a. m., followed a second later\nwith a. thud and an explosion.\nAn nclted re:<lde,,t telephoned\nto Billy Mitchell Field, and said\nhe saw 15 flying saucers, In U\nformation, heading north over\nGranville, at 10:05 p. m. He hung\nup beCore his name could be pro­\ncured.\nA passenger abOard a NewI\nYork-Detrolt-Mllwaukee p I an e,\nnight by William Humphrey, 3148\nS. 20th St., he ~aid. It was zig­\nzagging directly over the Heil\nCo. pl11nt, said Humphrey, and\nseemed to land In a wooded area\nnearby.\nREPORTED IN JANt':~VILLE\nFour Janesville re!lldents re­\nported thtY had seen a flying dl~c\nSaturday night. They arc Mr.\nand Mrs. Al Sievert and Mr and\nMn. Howard Roth.\nThey saw the disc flying In a\nnorthwe11terly\ndirection r r<> m\nJanesvllle at a \"tf'rrlflc i.11o-.•d.''\nThey viewed It ror 20 minute!!. It\nwas yellow-golden, and seemed to\nturn al times to a silvery color.\nthey stated. An oval flight pattern\nwas followed. Then, they said,\nt.Alls appeared on the disc and\nshortly aCterwards It dlsappenred.\nJohn Bo~ch, 4.377 S. Adams St..\nMilwaukee, a machinist, Insisted\nhe saw two flashing saucer­\n11haped objects pass over Billy\ntchell Field shortly artl'r mid­\nght yesterday. They were ~se\nough so he could cieflnltely ~ ate\ney were not shoot,lng stars, o-:­\na rplanes, he said, Bosch's h me\nls near the airport.\nJ-\n--.-----\\.,- osu\nRECORDED\n/! /\n11 rl\n,.\n1 \"/ ~\n6\nT\nre were wires and two tube!I \\ airfield just arter he had alighted ~\nauache,1 to It. The tubu were an from the RlaD\nInch In diameter and three Inches\nlong.\nI"
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   "n": 57,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p57.jpg",
   "text": "...\n... •\nt\n-\ntt-A!- ++ltf­\nWl !vCY--£LL\nth\\ 0 RE lUrui,/\n---Tl • ---\n\\' ~ '\n,.\nJ ~+L ,) t, <_) C€1?.,\n' ......E e_--\n~ r-\n.---,---.\n<;) -\n-\n/\\ t.- { I\n\"-- OU Cf\\ l'V-1\n.,. (::: E ~( 'ffflft<.\n'\nFfD If \\J~ ~\nCJ\\;(\\_ A(;f r\\/1:;·\n'...... ( tC ,::.. \\,_°j l 1 /Cf~\nc'offH UMS'i\n1_\n...\nI\nI\nI b b"
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   "n": 58,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p58.jpg",
   "text": "t\n•\n,.\nr"
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   "n": 59,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p59.jpg",
   "text": ".\nI\n--, .\nA\nSTANDARD\\,oRM NO. 114\n..l\n4111111!'\n..\nOlfice Memoranaum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n•\nTO\n:\nDIRECTOR, FBI\nDATE: July 8, 1947\nFROM ,/&, J.[[IrlAUREE\nSUBJECT: ~NG DISCS OR SAUCERS\nATTENTION:\nl\nl.IISCEIJ.JIJ1EOU'3\nTELEPHONE CALL FROM l.ffi. FLETCHER\nAT THE BUREAU AT 8 :30 AM, 7/7/47\nFor the Bureau's information, United Press and Associated\nPress telephoned me at my residence about three or four times between\n1:00 A. JJ. and 2:30 :\\.. M., Jul~,1947. The United Press representative\ninformed ne that Father JOSE\nRASKY had stated on interview by a\nMi.1-rra.ukee Sentinel reporter, o\nBILL 1EEKS, (Phonetic) that he,\nFather BRASKY, was going to call the FBI concerning the contraption,\n,mich apparently was identical with one of the flying discs recently\npublicized throughout the country.\nThe United Press representative\ndesired to lmrn'if if we had any statement to make on the natter.\nI\ninfonned him that I had no official comment, other than 11No Comment. 11\nSince I have contacted the United Press representative on\nvarious occasions, I asked him w.hat the actual details were, and he\nstated he did not know except that the intervievr of the priest reflected\nthat a circular saw had been found with some devices attached to it.\nThe Associated Press called me shortly after the United\nPress representative did, and on being advised that I had no comment\nto make concerning the story, I asked the Associated Press representa­\ntive what the actual facts were, and he informed IOO that as far as the\nAssociated Press was concerned, the facts were that a circular saw had\nbeen found and a story had been obtained from a priest who had been\ndrinking quite heavily.\nThe Associated Press representative infonned\nme that apparently the United Press desired to get a statement from me\ndenying or affirming that the FBI was investigating the matter.\nI\ninformed the Associated Press representative that apparently someone\nwas suffering under a misinterpretation of any con-anent I had made, and\npossibly so?ll3 repoz:;er -rras ~ an e11~ass~ \"B,OPP.}Jon if a story had\ngone out over~!iffl services fP :..L.. -\n_\nc.:L.7 -\nI' .3 1\nA\n)\nl\n~\n~ECORDED\n-\nI\n­\nI then teiepnoned the ll\"nited }a.-essrepresentative, who\napparently in the meantime had oe1en CalJ.sd'by'the Associated Press\nin an effort to straighten out the United Press.\nNo reference was\nnade to the FBI in the Milwaukee Sentinel article appearing July 7,\n1947, but the Milwaukee Journal article, which is attached, referred\nto an alleged statement by Father BRASKY that he attempted to get in rA. cJ...\ntouch with an FBI Agent whom he knows.\nFather BRASKY has neve~con\n1 ,' I W--­\ntacted the .lfi.lwaukee FBI Qffice or any Agent concerning his find\n/\nr:rry opinion, this is just another hoax story, si ce a p t~grap\n1\n1 f\n~tmr f.RA.~KY with the saw indicates no basis ~\"t-J ~es;.t\non by t <vi\n•~ny-~u onty.\n11 •uJ!· :JV j))I:.\n, 'l f\n~KJ 2J,J\n62-0\nEnclosures\n-\nf\n'"
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   "n": 60,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p60.jpg",
   "text": "•\nt\n. .\n-\n,\n,..\n. . -\n. ,,"
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   "n": 61,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p61.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n--\n-::. ~\n-::-::=.---\n-~ .......\n;WS7-o\nA\n·--·\n----\n-\n-~ - :..... ­\n- -~­\n,\n--------­\n•"
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   "n": 62,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p62.jpg",
   "text": "L0CATE0 IN BU\nsr\nOISTRtc!-T\n~!tlulh"
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   "n": 63,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p63.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 64,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p64.jpg",
   "text": ".... ...\nPHONE 636\nHOTEL WOODSTOCK\nWOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS"
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   "n": 65,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p65.jpg",
   "text": "-,"
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   "n": 66,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p66.jpg",
   "text": "~\nSTANDARO P0AM NO.~\n•\n•\nOffice Memorandum . UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\nDATE: July 11, 194?\n~\n11r. Tolson\nllr. E. A. 'lam\nFROM\nK.C.Howe\nClegg\n_\n!Ir.\n_\nMr. Olav1n\nI.Ir. Ladd=-~-_--_\nMr\". Nl chol s\n' \"' ,\nSUBJECT:Ck.ying Diec -\n_\n: : ~~= ~--===\nllr. carso-n -\n­\n!Ir. Egar,=-_-_-_-_\nAt 10s45 PM on the evening of July n, 1947, Clerk Pierc-y of the :: ~::a\nWashington Field Office called and stated that at t,he im,ttruction Mr.\n: : ~ ~ ffiilton_\nMr. Quinn Tanm\nHennrich he wanted t o pass.-9Jl to the Bureau information he had just re--\n~~•Ne:~~m--==\nceived from one Alvin B.,A\"arker, 200 6th Street, Laurel, Maryland, to t he ~l::~\"';•­\neffect that a \"flyinf disc\" had just landed in Parker's yard \"and the\n___::-_-_-_\nmachinery is still buzzing.\" Piercy s~ted Parker was apparently so excited he had\na difficult time even getting his name out, and no further detai l could be obtained\nfrom him.\nAt l0t50 PM I passed the above information on to Captain West, duty officer\nat 0-2 wio indicat~d he htd also received the same data from another source, md\n110uld pass our i nformation along to appropriate army qu.-ters.\nSid Robe!\"ts of the AP called at about 10:55 PM and asked whether t he\nBure~ had received any report on a nnying disc\" i n Laurel Maryland. After\nchecking with Mr. Nichols I told him we had, !\"eceived s uch a report and had passed\nit on to army authorities.\n- 15\nKCHsH\ni"
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   "n": 67,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p67.jpg",
   "text": "' STANDARD FORM NO. 8\"\n•\n. Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n•\n~~o\n, ~- E. A, T.--.=----~\nDATE:\nJuly 11,\nFROM\nD. M. LADD\nSUBJECT:\nSAC John.son of the Milwaukee Office called to advise he had\njust received a telephone call from Colonel Harry Schafer, Reserve\nOfficer with the Civilian Air Patrol, Black River Falls, Wisconsin.\nColonel Schafer reported that at 3:30 p.m., July 10, one Sig Hanson,\nCity Engineer at Black River Falls, Wisconsin, had found a large\n1711 disc which appeared to have been possibly made out of cardboard\npainted with silver airplane dope. In the center was a tube and a\nsmall motor with a propellor attached to the side. Colonel Schafer\nexpressed the opinion that this disc would not be able to fly by\nitself.\nHe advised it would be taken to the Air Corps Headquarters.\nColonel ::,chafer advised, however, that Hanson did not want to release\nthe disc without FBI approval.\nI instructed Mr. Johnson to advise the Air Carps officer\nto get in touch with Colonel ~cha.fer and tell him he saw no reason for\nthe Bureau to attempt to secure the release of the material since it\nwas not in our custody and we had no control. He stated the press was\nalso calling concerning this matter.\nI instructed him to make no\ncomment to the press.\nDML:cmw\nf\nEX-56\n/\nrl"
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   "n": 68,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p68.jpg",
   "text": ",:.l°~ARD FORM NO. &I\n•'\n,\nOffice Mem\n• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\nMR. LADD\nDATE:\nJuly 12, 19Jf.7Tolaon\nMr. E • .l. \"\"''ram=-­\n:: g½:~·-n--=--=-=\nFROM\nF. P. GR\nMr. Ladd\nMr. N1cho:\"\"l,.....e_-_-_-_-_\n:: ~:~;;;:..-::_-_-_- _­\nSUBJECT: '-1-tYlNG DISC :>\nMr. Carson\nMr. F.gan --­\n::: ~~---­\nMr. llelldou=-­\nReference is made to Mr. Howe's memorandum to you\n::~~,=-­\ndated July 11, in the above-captioned matter.\n~·­\n.\\}~:: =··-­\nAt 11:55 P.M., July ll, I took a phone call from\n,~\nSergeant Lonis of the Laurel, Maryland, Police Department. Serge~\nLonis said that he had examined the 11 flying disc.11\nHe said that it\nhad been made from a Gulf Oil sign and the top of a garbage can and\nhad been painted with aluminum paint. It had been recently painted\nbecause the paint was still wet.\nAttached to it were a dry cell\nbattery, a flashlight bulb, sor.ie v.ii.res and a buzzer. He asked if\nthe Bureau was sending anyone out to look at it.\nI told him that\nwe vrere not, that we had referred the matter to the Army, and\nsuggested that he call them.\nI subsequently telephoned Captain Calvert, the Duty\nOfficer at G-2, and passed on to him the infonn.ation f'urnished by\nSergeant Lonis.\nFPG:jc\n6"
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   "n": 69,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p69.jpg",
   "text": "t\n\\. -.\n'\n·­\nt\n:;iJllSfl'' -;(• 4d.:l\nI 8 j"
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   "n": 70,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p70.jpg",
   "text": "FBI DALLAS\n7- 8 - 4 7\n6- 1 7 Pn\n/4R2CTOR A:JD SAC, CitJCI:~!MTI\nFLY~r.:G DISC , INFORMATION CO,,CERIJING .\nMAJOR CURTAN, HEADQUART[RS\nEIGHTH AIR EURCi:' Ts1=:.!:1i.Q.!HCALLY_AD.Y.ISED THIS QF.El CLTl1t'\\Ll;LQBJ~CT\nPlJRPORTH~C IO BE A FLYING DISC WAS RE COVERED NE,AR ROSHELL., NEIJ\ni1!.:XICO , THI S DATS . _ THE DI SC IS HEXAGONAL I N SHAPE AND WAS SUSPENDZD\n-\nE~lD\nRECORDED\nC (':x·: ACK I1J 0~1.:: ~l: ~-~\nUA\n9~ FBI CI !1JW\nBPI\nH8\n8- 38 Pt: O\nr;.\nc' C 7\n,Ji\n14\n'\nFEiT l{J DIAMETER .\n'.1AJOR CUP.TA:: FURTHER ADVI SED THt\\ T THE OBJECT\nFOJND RISD:BLES A HI GH i\\LTI TUDE T:J£:\\THER BALLOON UI TH A RADAR\nREFLECTOR , BUT TEAT TELEPHOIJIC CO[,J'lERSATIOI--! nETt:EE!J THEIR OFF I CE\n..\n­\nMJD 1-JRIGET FIEL D HAD NOT-altm!~t=:e~B.OruJE_QfilJJ1I $ BEL.l~.£.\nDISC AND\n-\nBALLOOI~ BEH:G TRANSPORTED TO 1.JRI GHT F I ELD BY SPECI A_L PLANE FOR EX!\\MI NATI\nI.tJ.FORMATIO.~ !:B.Q.YI DED n:Is OFFICE :[CAUSE o:;-\nNATI ON.t\\ L INTEREST 11\nC.\\~r.:\n_ AND FACT THAT NATI ONAL BROADCAST! tlG COi~PAt--!Y, ASSOCI ATED PRESS, AiJD\nOTHERS ATTEMPTING TO BREAK STORY OF LOCATION Of. DI SC TODAY .\nt1AJOR\nCUHTAN ADVI SED UOULD REQUEST 1:JRIGHT FIEL D TO ADVI SE Ci i~CI NNATI\nOFF I CE RESULTS OF E\":AMI NATI OfJ .\nNO FURTHIR INVESTIGATION BEING\nCONDlJC TED .\n.UYLY"
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   "n": 71,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p71.jpg",
   "text": "--\nRcC{:/\\'ED TELETYPE umr\nJuL 8 .8 22 PM '~l\nF.a.,. DEPT. or- Jusnc::\n,....__\na:\n-:i-­\nC) ..\nk,\n;::.\n...\n(.)\n,_\n~\nQ\n~\nIL.I\nV)\nV)\n\"\"\n>\n~ 1-f ~\niu\nC>\nz\n....\na:l c\n\"\nCIJ\nN\nu..t\n=\n:; ~-\n:..,\n.,';)\n--\n.;,\n:::,J\nU1\n:::e:::\n0\n0­\nco\n.::r\nco\nCT)\nu ,\n-\nl '\n'\nc ,"
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   "n": 72,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p72.jpg",
   "text": ",f : . '\n'\"'\"\nU, S, DEPARTMEIH OF J~\"TICE\nGIMMUHltATIONS SECTION\n1\nTE~\n,......,_\nO.,L .t. S\n7- 7- -, 7\n,.. .: , l T\n•. ,\"\\C'' COL.. !\\ J~\nT::_ \"ISC TO !'-.. : C...J_Cf o,;E I.!C ! I.l DI\n' T,_.. uY 'it C I.JC i.t:..S L01ff , SI\"Ii-..I'\\n\n:L'L.:Fy1:,,L.J,_Q,l!L 1\n• 11 r r s··\nr:••:o.: : :•oF;·iL )\n~2\nr\n..!,\nu ..... .... I\niJ_\nP,._S3 IH , .. ,:"
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   "n": 73,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p73.jpg",
   "text": "•\ni-­\n.z: -\n-::r\n~ ,,.\nc:,\n.... -\n.,\n:;:._\nCl>\n..:::;:\n...J\n:::::,-,\n('f\\\n--\n!.I..\nU\\\nC\"\n.,l o\n- .c.. -\nLn\nI.IJ\na:>\nI.:.)\nca\n~\nw\n•'h\n-:;\n-:>=\nll ·c.:\n,~ o _o3\nV\n::,• ..\n...,.\n._, .::\n8\nc::\n._\n-5:\n!.)­\n·§: ;/\n,-,\n~\n,.._\n:::\ni;;;\n~\n0\n~ ,.,,\n..,\n~ ci:;\nu-. ';&\n~\nt4-5+i\n,-:;,\nL.t. ..:\n..:...\nQ::,\n<:..\n.-;/\\I\nq}\n.\nI"
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   "n": 74,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p74.jpg",
   "text": "Hocrach\nvenue\ntrct/J Jaroey\n,I\nDear l!r,. HocrDch:\nYour le'tter da\"\"ad Ju.1u 6, 29'J7:,\n1ia:J !been recctucd and I do wnt tm \"than1:\nyou Jo~ na~tn~ this in o\ntion 1 cu~,1able\n~o\nc.\nYour interest te cpprccta~e.\nSfncaraly yours.,\nJ'oh.n\nagar Hoover\nJ;tractor\nFRY:mjo\n'·\nMMUNICATIONS SECTION\nMAILED 11\n* JUL 111947 P.M."
  },
  {
   "n": 75,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p75.jpg",
   "text": "\"\n• ~011Arl0 ,]VIII W UA1!iU8 J>ll3031\n! :l!TBlll W H'31i1TllA'l30 .8 ,0"
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   "n": 76,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p76.jpg",
   "text": "CH.;.,.3': G\" lylA.-REYNOLDS\n•\nTELEPHONE 2·141\n'\n.•\nijl;qt ~ac~eunollis\n305-307 ~d !,bm:,u\nJ\\shuryz Jarh, ~.efu J).ers.e\\?\n..3 ~;; ~ !' ~/1-' \"/ ,,,f?i,, e_\n✓e Y.f e /\ne:,,7z&✓"
  },
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   "n": 77,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p77.jpg",
   "text": ",\n. I .\n...\n-t:JIJ $ /II\nI j' ·o .\n'\n•\n.J .\n.,\nI 8 J\na~/.,~~3 ~\nLP, Hd OS I & I/\nS3Hor .ijH"
  },
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   "n": 78,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p78.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n1:r • J . Edgar Hoover\n~7ash. D. C.\nDoesn't it seeffi wisest for you to forbid papers - (No not forbid - but ask\nthe co- ooeration of all papers) to keep all news ofthose discs out o~ t~e mms\nuntfilyou- are sure just vrhat they are & uhere fran .\nSeens to us with all the enerri.es we have, even with:..n our borders,\nit could be something far more i?:ioortant than may seem at first .\nI had 2 sons\nin this war f.: anotl-ier who over- did for his .~crica - & we do want it really\nprotected from danger fro::: now on .\nEnough are dead ~ maimed - '.rith- out l osing out\nnow as it easily could be.\n~-lhy have the papers carried that story if reporters\nwere nade to see how much more sensible not to report - it excert to the F.B.I .\nTh.ere is too much of danger ahead anyway -­\nHastily\n/ s/ :tJ. T. Norris\n1734 Thome Ave\nChicago -\nTRlE COFY\n.."
  },
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   "n": 79,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p79.jpg",
   "text": "ST\"\"1>ARD FORM NO. 64\n•\n'\nOffice M emorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n•\nTO\nD. l'.. Ladd\n!\nD ATE:\nr.O\nIll', Tol oon •...-=,--­\n111'. E. J., 'ram\n:rt?~\nFROM\nH. B. Fletc}1erJr:.,,,\nJuly u , 1947\n::: gi!~'=-n--=-==\n:: :ti~~:....1-. -­\nSUBJECT:C)E.'LYING DISC~~\n:: ~:~:=-~-=~--==­\nIll'. caraon::_\nlll', r.«an\nkl'. Ourn\"\"\"••·=====\nIll'. Harbo\nlll'. Hendo·...- ;;:::==\nn:;;\n::: ~~,=-­\nSAC Bannist=~~! the Butte Office· called at noon today and\n~~:~~-----_­\nstated that a Mrs. Fr\nsterbrook, 215 7th Avenue East, Twin Falls,\n~ aa oaniy ,,,\nIdaho, at 2: 45 a.m. Mountain Time today heard a noise in the back of .\n- - -\n(\nher home.\nShe thought a collision had occur red and invest:i@ted and\nfound in the back yard of the home next door an object described as follows :kl~\nA disc JOi11 in diameter, circular in shape, it is dished like a\n/\"..-..- ~ a\nsaucer and actually there is a saucer within a saucer in the manner of\n\"L\ncymbals.\nOn one surface there is attached a plastic dome described as about\n1411 in diamter and affixed by 8 bolts in a rather rough manner.\nThe bolts\ncan best be described as similar to stove bolts.\nOn the other surface is\nanother dome of metal which is gold in color on one ·side and on the inside is\nsilver in col or, which looks like tin.\nThrough the plastic dome can be ob­\nserved three tubes similar to radio tubes and there is some wiring.\nThe disc\ngenerally is 1011 thick and at the point where the domes are located about\n1411 in thickness.\nThere is an object on it similar to electric coil which\nhas some type of an arm on it and bears the words \"Inspected TS\" .\nSome of\nthe vnring has been burned off and it looks as though something might be\nmissing.\nMr. Bannister stated that if this were the work of some prankster\nhe went to quite a bit of trouble.\nHe stated the press is aware of this\nincident.\nHe stated that the-disc had been picked up and vras now at the\nPol ice Department, Twin Falls, Idaho.\nHe was instructed to notify the local\nArmy authorities of the existence of this disc.\nt\nHBF: FES\nt.A·ti5"
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   "n": 80,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p80.jpg",
   "text": "•\n%\n0\n.--­\n..\n0 ro\n·-­\n<J)\n::>\n..:-.:\n~\n_o\nC'\\.:....-·\n·::c~\nc::,-\n. .\n....~\n4 a::\nr-­\nJ\n(.)\n0\na:I\n4\n.!.Ia:\n-'\n~\nll3i\\1303b\n1~usnr iO ·.1d30 ·, •\nI 8 ;i\nll1, Wd 60 g 91 li I\nN011'.J3S NOSl'll1\n03Al303tl"
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   "n": 81,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p81.jpg",
   "text": "'\n•\n~~\n• ·orr1\"73 R 1/\nff /r\n,.,_~-mo-\no.cknC11rlod[\"\nor your\nr,qatr.:\n1\ni r i o\nt o\nr c c e l p t .\nl t ? t t c r\nr · , c d J u q 7 , l 9 L 7\n.\n11~0~\n!o nti\ncontmned thoro1n\ns bef,n care~ re'1'1mrcd n'ld ie\nc r.ado\nV a mi.ttcr or eromont rccord ir. thn .fUoa of tbie\nr w .\nYo-..ir interest .in\n~t.\\ne tu1 ;rou did ~ s 1ndftod apprcc:1.G.ted.\nIn tful .future aho!1ld you\n1nr_o:,nntiml wh(ch ~ti fc-01 mflht be ot\nintcreot to tni a Bu\nu yq • t!!.J:ht f1r.d it convoniont. tQ cont.net t he Spcci nl A,rcnt\n1n Cbarc• ot 0 1·r Chlc: gp Ol'fic , mi.ch 1o l.oaat.od t l,900 lknkcm' uil.d:1.n,,\nCh1 aato .3• lllinot:,.\nSine Nll;,yours,\nJohn~~ Hoover\n.\n'\"\n~\nDirecter\n~:1.t~om:t~.• There io no 1denti.t:1ablc in!o:m.nticn in the Bureau's\ncc - Chicago tiles concerning tho writer of t111e letter.\nDoop!to tho fa.ct that\nthis letter refers t o \"flyir.g diacs\", it is not believed t h:l.t the\nWormation furniohed is QUi\"ficiently importa.\"lt to refer to M.nry\nauthorities.)\nWVOrWMJ"
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   "n": 82,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p82.jpg",
   "text": "•"
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   "n": 83,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p83.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 84,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p84.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•"
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   "n": 85,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p85.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n-~~~::;~----\n-\n-\nSTANDARD FORM NO. 64\nOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\nMR.LADD~\nJuly 10, 12~zl11on ~\nllr, E. A, tam\n11r, Clegg\n-­\nFROM\nRoy E. Wood\nV\n: : o~vln\nllr, N\na\nllr, Ro\nn\nllr. Tr\n/v'; SUBJECT:\nq\n.YJNG SAUCERS (DISCS)\ny\n: : ~anon.___\nINFORMATION CONCERUNG\nIrr. Ournca.___\n~J •\nl::: l:n0~·-n-­\nllr. Pennington\nllr, Quinn Tami--\nTele. Roo•--===\n-~,\nAt 5:45 AM this date, SAC Hood telephonically contacted the\n: ;/·~•H~j~====\nBureau and advised at approximately 11:30 PM, July 9, 194?, the office._.';:.~•~•-u\nin Los Angeles had received infonnation from the Resident Agent at Bur,­\nCalifornia, that a \"flying disc\" had landed in or near Burbank and ha been\nseen to burst into .thme when it landed.\nFurther, that it had been the cause\nof a fire in some woods, t his fire eithe!' in Burbank or possibly in the cit.-.­\nlimits of Los Angeles, which Mr. Hood could not be certain.\nThe fire chief\nat Burbank had called the resident agent at Burbank and told him he w:>uld\nhold the disc for him.\nCoincident with the information received from Burbank, the Los Angeles\nOffice received c~lls from the newspapers requesting information.\nThe newspape:-e\nstating they had called the Army Air Force Intelligence who had stated \"we are\nnot interested\".\nAccording to Mr. Hood, this comment had aroused the newspapers\nand they stated they intendt,d to publish this quotation and belabor same in their\nfirs'tissues.\nMr. Hood stated that he had refrained f rom making any statement\nto the press other than to admi.t possession of '4n object and that it was being\nturned over to military authorities in the morning (this AM), it being Mr. Hood's\nopinion that he did not want any quotes in the press and certainly not one to the\neffect that we were not interested.\nAs described to him, Mr. Hood stated that the object was an aluminum\ndisc about 2 1 in diameter weighing about ten pounds, painted with al uminum paint\nand having some sort of a radio tube in the center of the disc.\nThis object was\nin possession of the resident agent at Burbank and would be turned over to\nmilitary authoritig~ (G- 2) in Los Angeles this morning.\n'1 ~\nRECORDED &?.J. - J\n/ -I -~v\nMr. Hood's purpose in ca~li ng was to pl ace tne Bureau on notice regarding\nthe above described object and any further information would be transmitted to the\nBureau at once.\nAct ion: None indicated.\nHE'!f:da\n~\nDATE:"
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   "n": 86,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p86.jpg",
   "text": ".- -\n' u\n1.1.S. DEP1. OF JUSTh,t\nJuL IO IO J1 AH '47\nR£CEtVEo- rA !ff.t\nFB\n.\nu.s. iJEPr, OF~usr1:..·c\nJuL IO 9 15 AH 14\nn ~\n7\n..~---\n,,­\ntECEIVFI\nH~\"\n......\n.\nI)I.·.\nr\n£:CT!nN\nu. s.o~i:,- ..,_\nl•Ut p:. -? 16 n1 '~7\nVL 17 It. 28 PM 'it\n-l NICA,.\n.\\BORA IOR '\n,~'(,,'\\)\n,\"l¥- ...\nc!;.~(c;\n• \"•'\n· r . .J, I.\n.- B T\n•\n.I.\n~\"\nn.¥--f.,>c;\n., r- •~\\Ji= JUS Hc,c\ne:,v\n~\n.\nS. Of:PT 0~ ·/UST!r.F.\n-.>t,.\\\n~\n\\\nI\n~ i,\\>.\n\" ~\n\\\n\\ \\\n0.\\\n. ,,,t..\n,e. 'V\n..~\n..\n\"\n~'\\ \\)\"'\nI\n)\n,\n·\n·vy;.\nI\n•\n-t"
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   "n": 87,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p87.jpg",
   "text": "•"
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  {
   "n": 88,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p88.jpg",
   "text": ""
  },
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   "n": 89,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p89.jpg",
   "text": "SIDE VI~"
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  {
   "n": 90,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p90.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 91,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p91.jpg",
   "text": "BOTTOM VIEW\n...\n.."
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  {
   "n": 92,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p92.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 93,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p93.jpg",
   "text": "TOP VIEW"
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  {
   "n": 94,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p94.jpg",
   "text": ";~:bJft;;MMemorfndum • UNITED STA'\nS GOVE~NMENT\nDirector, FBI\nDATE :\nJuly 17, 1947\nSAC, Los Angeles\n~M\nJ\nSUBJECT:\nRECOVERY OF 11FLilNG DISC\"\n-\n-- .,\n.OORTH HOLLYV.00D, CALIFORNIA,\nJULY 9, 1947\nA\nOn the evening of July 9, 1947, a report was received at the Los\nAngeles Office that a so-called \"flying disc\" had landed in the vicinity .of\nRadford and Magnolia Streets in North Hollywood, California, the contraption\nbeing briefly described as approximately 30 inches in diameter, all metal,\ndisc shaped, and having a radio antenna. It was reported to have burst into\nflames upon landing. At the time of the report the disc was being held at\nthe Valley Fire Department in Van Nuys, California.\nSA RICHARD D. AUERBACH went to the fire department immediately at\nwhich time it was found that a number of people had gathered including news­\npaper reporters and photographers who were taking pictures of the disc.\nBattalion Fire Chief WALLACE E. NEWCOMB advised Agent that at approximately\n10:30 P.M., an unknown woman called on the telephone and excitedly reported\nthat the disc had dropped into her garden where it began to flame, her\nresidence being located at 11858 Magnolia Boulevard, North Hollywood.\nA\nfire department truck was sent there and put out the flaming object with the\nfire hose, after which the object was taken to the fire station. SA AUERBACH\nthereafter arranged to transport the disc to the office.\nThe device is briefly described as consisting of two convex steel\ndiscs approximately 2 feet in diameter, fused together at the outer edge\nand fastened together in the center by a hollow cylindrical connection. A\nvertical galvanized iron fin was screwed to the top of the disc, and a short\nlength of pipe closed at one end ran from the outer circumference into the\ninterior of the contraption.\nWhat appeared to be a radio tube was installed\nin the center of the top side.\nThe contraption had a total weight of\nappr0ximately 20 pounds.\nAt the Bureau Office a series of photographs were taken of the\ndevice from various positions, and a set of these photographs are being\nforwarded herewith for the Bureau' s inspection and information.\nThe \"flying di~c\" ~hereafter turned over to Major COURTNEY VI. 117\nHEMPSTEAD, A.C . , G-2, F;<Srt Mac\nhur, San Pedro, California, who subsequent­\nly reported that the J:>1>-ject w\ndefinitely a hoax. and under no circumstances\ncould have flown under its own power."
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   "n": 95,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p95.jpg",
   "text": "•\n.1.a:1u ~\n.:::..:,1s111 :11,\nd 10 t..,"
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   "n": 96,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p96.jpg",
   "text": ".,\n•\nDirector, FBI\nJuly 17, 1947\nRe:\nRECOVERY OF \"FLYING DISC\" ,\nNORTH HOLLY'/K)OD, CALIFORNIA,\nJULY 9, 1947\nOn the following day, July 10, 1947, one FRANK v.'\"1moWN, 6552\nTeesdale Avenue, North Hollywood, reported that on this morning he was at\nthe North Hollywood Service Station eating at which time there was\nconsiderable talk about the flying disc having been found in the vicinity.\nA number of what appeared to be young high school students were present\nand were having quite a laugh about the excitement caused by the finding\nof the disc.\nBROWN stated that he received a definite impression that\nthese young students either had themselves or knew of someone who had been\nworking for the past two weeks making this \"flying disc\".\nBROWN was\nunable to furnish the names of any of these young men but identified one\nof them who was making the statements as being employed in a Chevron\nService Station at the corner of Victory Boulevard and Whitsett Street.\nHe described the youngster as about sixteen years of age.\nThe ~bove information was also furnished to the G-2 Office at\nSan Pedro, California.\nMMB:MGM\n100-9099\nENC. (3)\n\\\n-\n2 ­\nI"
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   "n": 97,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p97.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nSTANDARD FORM NO. 6'\nOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n)' TO\nDirector• FBI\nSAC. Butte\n~OM\n0\nSUBJECT:\nFLilNG DISCS\n,..\nMr. DA'VE-'\":1'0HNSON• 0£ tba Idaho Daily Sta:tesman. Boise., Idaho, tel~­\nphonically contacted the Butte Office and asked if the FBI was checking on\nthe £lying discs reported to have been seen by many oitizens. He advised\nthat so many had reported having seen them that it undoubtedly was not a\nfigment of the imagination. He said that these discs had been seen on July\n1. 1947, in the vicinity of Trail Creek near Sun Vall~ Idaho., by reputable\noitizens.\n•\n/'I'-\"' ,.,._\np-..!!a ~\nThe writer informed Mr. JCIDlSON that this of'.fice was not making\n--­\nan investigation and inquired as to whether he had contacted A.nrry and NaV--.f\noi'fioials. He said tha.t he was inquiring of these agencies.\n•\nWGB:LB\nAIR MAIL\n✓\nAUG 5 \\\\1947"
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   "n": 98,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p98.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nf<fCt/llf{)\n'JL 1 /0 S4 41,f ',\n'Ni£R\"/L SEcuRrr\n\"I ~\n.\n,\n8. I,\nr \"' t- , , ..."
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   "n": 99,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p99.jpg",
   "text": "---\nttLll:HAL BUREAU OF INVESTlliATION\nU, S, 0£1'ARTr1'!fl TOF JUSTICE\nr.mAMUNIGATIOHS SECTION\nJUL 16 1947\n-\n~\nTELETY .\n,\nlC 1., F..f\n7- 1 - .., 7\nC:\n.... -.\nr. ,,~\n• ~\nC'\n·r \"'ll\"--\n,\n... ~ .\n..,,.. 1 _..,. : ..... f ., .\n..' .......\n'\n. ' . .\nT'\nr-r\n,\n.. v\n1..'..' . I { '\n-·. ­\n,.LSC\n--\n-\nr\n,,..\n'\nC'\n... • l\n•'-'\n..L C' l H•'-' '\n., I, ' 1\n., .... ' -,....\n.\n,...,.\n-\n,... \".\n.• l •\n• I...\nl,1.,\nI ,v\nJ -•\"\"\"' ,,l,.., ..\nl.\n........ J. •\n.,.\n,...\n,.. C'\n~\n~\n_,_,\nc- ...\n,._.y\n... ..., '\n..\nl,\nf ,u\n....\n'\ni..\n·r~\n.,, ... ...., ! -\nV\nJ.\n.., ..... v\n.:.J\n'\n,... ...\n....\n...\nr,\n,.. ..\niS_\n- I\n.... -,... ... r\n...\na\n.... L. ' •\n.I . r\n•• .l.,.. .' . ,..\n\" •\nI..,\n\"\n­\n'\n'\nr,\n...... .I.,•\n.. .,., '\n.\n·-,\n,,..\n,...\n,,.\n,..\n,..\n...\nr\n...\nI\n~ . -wwV\n\" ~'-'•\n•\n\"' -\n....--::::,\n. '\n. .\nJ...,\n. t,\n. I\n1 l, ...\n.. . '\nI .. I ,f_\n_,\n~\n'\n....\n,..\n,_\nr • ..- ,.\nV\n_.i\\.\n.. .... ,, .....\nS1\"\"'1: .... ~ .\n. - 1..y\n..F .... .. LI •.. I . ..\n.. ...\n'\nvr T . !,~::!~-\n.'.\",f T ·-\nr: \\\n1. v\n....:1\"'IG r::_.i:-i, : 1 r::;r : z .. \": . : .. \\...~\nT'!I 2 CY1.. :\nTC\n1\"\nI'..Tu\nFIL.. ...YTr. NT'll.D\nT.'.r...\nF T • •\n.,_,_...,\n-\n..."
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   "n": 100,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p100.jpg",
   "text": "•\n911nr"
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   "n": 101,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p101.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nlltlr\n\\.\n,....\nPO::SES~IC,\n...,. c:; I s::.11 L..."
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   "n": 102,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p102.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n-\n,-.\nc:r.;\n..\n..\nc:..\n....,"
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   "n": 103,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p103.jpg",
   "text": "r\n'\nSTANDA1<0 FORM NO. 64\n!\n,­\nOffice Memor ndum • UNITED ST.,ES GOVERNMENT\nDIRECTOR., FBI\nSAC, NEW HAVEN\nSUBJECT: 'J \"FLYillG SAUCERS\"\nEDWIN M....-BAILEY, JR.\n~\nSTAMFORD, CONNECTICUT, INFORMANT\nATOMIC ENERGY ACT\n,\nFor the information of the Bureau this is to advise that on July 7., 1947•\nEDWIN M. BAILEY., Jr•• 6 Home Court, Stam.f'ord., Connecticut, appeared at the\nSta.mrord Resident Agent's office and furnished the following informationa­\nllr. BAILEY prefaced his remarks by stating that he is a scientist by\noccupation and is currently employed at the American Cyanamia Research\nLaboratories on West Ma.in Street in Stam.ford, Connecticut., in the ~ice\nDivision. Mr. BAILEY further indicated that during the war he was employed\nat MIT, Cambridge., Massachusetts, in the Radiation Laboratory which Labora­\ntory is connected with the Manhattan Project. BAILEY advised that he is\nthirty years of age and is a graduate of the University of Arizona.\nMr. BAILEY stated that the topic of \"flying saucers\" had caused considerable\ncomment and concern to the present day scientists and indicated that he him­\nself' had a personal theory concerning the \"flying saucers•. Prior to\n~\nadvancing his own theory., BAILEY remarked that immediately a.rter the conclu­\nsion of World War II., a .f'riend of his., RENAT~CHETTI• allegedly obaened\nthe \"flying saucers\" from an pbservatory in Milan and Bologna., Italy. He\nstated that apparently at that time the \"flying saucers\" had caused a little\ncomment in Italy but that after some little publicity they immediately died\nout as public interest. Mr. BAILEY stated that it is quite possible that\nactually the •tlying saucersw could be radio controlled germ bombs or atom\nbombs which are circling 1:he orbit of the earth and 1m.ich could be controlled\nby radio and directed to land on any designated target at the specific desire\no.f the agency or country operating the bombs•\nHe stated that one of the\nitems of interest l'il.ich he personally has observed is the .fact that the\nsaucers have been observed in Mexico City• New Orleans, Philadelphia., New\nYork• Boston, Halif'ax, Newfoundland, Paris, Milan., Bologna. and Yugoslavia.\nas well as Albania. By placing a string aroynd tne globe ot th, earth ~\nFXM/clb\n117-0\nCOPIES-D!!:~\"'P0YED\nNOV 18 l~b4\n60AUG\n270"
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   "n": 104,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p104.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nRE CJ:\" 1VlD\nH OMff' q\n~\nSECTION\nJUL 23 4 26 PM '47\nF. B. I.\nU. S. DEPT. OF JlJSTtCF"
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   "n": 105,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p105.jpg",
   "text": "I\n•\nLetter to the DIRECTOR, FBI\nJuly 1s. 1947\nRes\n~LYING SAUCERS\"\nEDWIN M. BAILEY, JR.,\nSTAMFORD, CONNECT!CUT, INFORMANT\nATOMIC ENERGY ACT·\nwould be noticed that allot the above-mentioned cities form a\ndireot orbit or oirole around the earth and would be D¥)re or less\nin line o.f' any path in Vlhich the saucers could be circling.\nMr. BAILEY t'mtther stated that he had recently talked with RICHARD\nPERKIN. one of the owners of Perkin-Elmer Company in Glenbrook•\nConnecticut, and had been informed by Mr. PERKIN that his compa.DY is\nmaking a large power.f'ul telescope to be WJed in searching the strato­\nsphere ta: atom bombs•"
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   "n": 106,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p106.jpg",
   "text": "T -\n•\nF£0El1At 6-. t\"M 1., t 1 ,\n10\nu. s. OErARll!lfNf )F Ju.,er\nCllM,UJHICATIOHS SECrJOff\nJIii 1819!1\nJeibE\n:J:\\..:r:H1GTO'.\nF..C1. ~OSTO'' 3\n13\n/\nn...:cro\n1/Y'\"t ~\n•\n8 / /I\n•.tr. Ros~•\nMr. Tracy\nl\\lr. llgan\nMr Gnnaea\nr. Uarl,o\nMr. Pennlni:ton\n!llr. Quh•\" Tamm\n.,...T'\\ 1\nFT\nA\nrr fl!\n0\n~ -r:, -c,\nI\\ T\np-s ~1 T I\n!f'\\r•-\nr ·\n•\nJ U L Y\n,. -\n\";''II\n~,-, ,~1'\n• -\"\n.,L. ,\n,\nI,\nu , -\noJ\n,_,.._,J.!. ,:J,....J ,, •\n,;.\n•\n,.Ju-J\n•\n• J\n.\n..,_:/,_ S • v,.\nI.::>\n• , J\n,:;::cu .. r:-Y .i11.rr:: .. - ,~ • . J...:.ei\nI JCI-I\"\n1 '1''1~.:::r.,::;::cu .ITY, O}FIC•., . r . T . .,\nC .. .i..i.. IDGi:..,Ll\\SS . ,AJ\\iI~ED T}'liT TO:.L'.Y '1:\n'\".::; r 1 COHTACT '.'.ITl'\nV\n-\n·· • .,,S,G.r , o~;\n:,JT Pll':H,:,1 . H • ., ,'\\ ::1::TII:ED :re: ?..:::::sr::>E\"T OFT\" . • , ....\nTI1:,_\n1 [\nrs J f' ,)ROCESS OF A\"A!.Y!.I ·u r;o er TP .. SC p .,.c :s I T\",.. J\n.i\nsc1.::Tr,.)·1~ If' r.OUG!l!..Y lICC\"'..,T,.CC'!'I'fT,.~ ::T'\\LLIC 0,.J':C .. ; .\",\n...i: J~\n---\n~) 8 }{oGOXI, ~. -r;~~\\\\:;oun·:~~. c~~~k~ ~EJ~'n6ii1/T~., -i·· ': I~ 6\n1\\-----E~'D ,,:.GE 0\"..:--- --27 0\nNOV 181964\n......:::>\nc·1 T'\n1.,'\\T o:· _.'\\. 1.-\n:· I'f .' :.rm, RO~T: r:o ' 11\\u'.::i'\":' T, O, 'TS~ . I''JG , \".1..• ., • t.,..,.., ~ ~\n,,,\nf\nf'\\ • T\nI.,\n'\n_.,.,.. .rrr\nY 1 1.F ."
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   "text": "1\nlite.\nl./41\n~l'v~IJ\ni ,c I\nsoNc>1:.\nI\n''(}\nr_ I I\nII .)\n011\n; . J>\n7,4/,f,\n~£CEIVF.O\n'·l:p,.. 8 ~\nlfl\n' 0 /. ., '\nIAISOI',SE1,110N\nvlJs,,cF.'\n4 43 PM'~7\nr..· A T\ni\n~\n- .\nIn. 01- .;US;'ICF.\n.z:\nC)\nV) >­\n-o\nll >­\n0::\n~ o\n;...\n<\ner\n0\n(X)\n<_,\nRFC EIV1:'f\nRte·•,:- •\n~ rO ,-'1d\n. I/~\"\n'.f;/._\n'1; , ~1,.., ~\n:\n-\ntc.,.,o\"\nJul Jirf.R?.f-!lf#~?f\n•\n•• 1\"\\\nu ~ o F.s.,.\n\" · tPr. OF JlJsr,cF\n...\nC\nr ;••\n,:::,,...\n'Ir..\n\"'­\n•\"',;\n:.:,\n'-\"..\n-\n0:\n•\n-~£Df l\\lf ft\nUL 21 4 48 P/,f 't/7\n,..HH/C~~\n4BORA,[0Rt\n- ,., ...\nt jj -'­\nS. DF.PT. o i: ,JUST/C F.\nI\n,,\n•\n•\n.,. ~_\nL\n­"
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   "n": 108,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p108.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n--\nI\n,\n..\n--- PAC:.:::: T,;O--- ­\n•t..rct1-r1-tt·,•\nSIXTEE!'THS OF A:1 J\\.CH Tl-'IC1<, :\\I':)\nl \\J •· ..,_ 1,o.L\"'\n,h\nAS CL~SSIFIED Il'F0f; ,:\\TIOr . r:r: .\nrs ALSO r:1 1:::i::AV0f.I~1G TO ~01.L:CT l'.DDI'.:'IOt'AL FrU\\Gt:Et'TS APD J-!AS S7AT•:\"\\\n•\nTO E:u}i7 t.UJ''.)RIJ :-£ET ':II.ST OF THE RAILROAD n~AC!{S . DE!\\l'\nUt\"KFR :iT'\\T:'.\"J\nr..: d ILL :.Al~E TFE ~ESU1 .,.S OF\ni1 I T\n,--. .\n0,-'I!'. I OrS OF SCIEt:T. I ->\". ...> ,'\\S SET\nI\nIt'TEREST . ~.IL I TARY i\\UTHORITIES\nSOUCY\n-\ng_.\nHOLD ¥::::P1-,0f_"
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   "n": 109,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p109.jpg",
   "text": ".\n•\n•\n­\nJUL I8 II 06 Pi~ '~7\n.e.1.\np·.\n.\n.._ ICI.:\n..\n:­\n:-­\nv•\n.. -::r\n•·\n~\n::,..,\n...:::\n~\n_,\n,: ...-f •.:\n(J1\n---~\nta\n;:;:; ro c:\n\\1l\n>\n,\n';;\"\n- u\n£,\n.,\n!JJ\n-\n,_\ner.,\n-\nw\n'\n-..\n,__\n(...\ns\n=\nr -\nU:\n.,.,\n·-_,\n:\nC\n~ rn\n\"'tl-·\nU1\n0\n;:\nVl\n\"Ti\n-t:\"\nc...\n,...\n:.:a .\nc::.\nCJ)\n.::::: ..\n-i\n0 ·\n<\"\"\n.....,-\n......\n\"-\nC en\n-I\n:-"
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   "n": 110,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p110.jpg",
   "text": "--\nIll'. Tolson\n111'. £ .\nIll'. Clegg\nMr. Olavln\nIll', L&lld\nIll'. Nleho\n:: ~~~-+­\n::: ~ne'.=a\n111' ,\n::: ~:;:;;\nIll', ~11111 T8111D\n~~Ne:.~-=\nlil sa Oe.n<IY\n(.\nJuly 23, 1947\nifr.:J. Jo1m .Ua'u1'tce IC:.t.ark\n41 \"rtght Bt~ect\nUe3tport ~ Connec\"'t cut\nDear JJra. Clark:\nYour lew~cr daccd July 17> 1947~\n~ogath r o'lt1i cnoloeu7'es, has bean r.ecetvcd\nand I can~ o ~han~ you for eu.b.itttng he\nle er you man uonaa to ca.\nBf neerely yours,\nJohn Edgar Hoover\nDtrector ­\n•\n,\n··~;tr ~\nI W\nBHH1ptb ;\nHarl>O-­\n..,,,\"\"\"=-\n- _\niiigt_ on ­\n-\nC l\nI"
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   "n": 111,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p111.jpg",
   "text": "••\n(\nf 1\nI\nfl .;,O ...d\nI fl :.I\nUOU 1f\"W-03Al333~\n1 , Nd 20 9 El ,\n, .."
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   "n": 112,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p112.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nto my husband yesterda/ ;· Quio.n Tamin••••\nas a good example ' Mr. Neose...... • •\n•\n•\nht· •\n• •• •\nM r . T l'.'lson ........\n,.\nl\\lr. E.\n~\nA. T mu!....\nMRS. JOHN MAURICE CLARK\nTHREE CORNERED PONO\nMr. Glavin .........\nR\nF. D . 8\nMr. J. Edgar Hoover,\nF.B.I.\n'.> - I 17 vi 'J)~\n:;:::::::\nWashington, D.C.\n-rfa;,(____,...__\nIMr. M oh r ...........\nDear Mr. Hoover:\n,\ni\\lr. Penninilton •••••\nThe enclosed came\nAfter reading it aloud to the family'\nof crack-pot-ism, advertising or what have you, he threyt ia s\nit into the wastebasket.\nI retrieved it, thinking it m\nbetter go into your wastebasket than ours, examined by\nyour department en route thither, as of possible value.\nI presume several thousand have been mailed, and you may\nreveive numberless duplicates. I will risk that. Mr. Clark\nas an economist at Columbia University receives many strange\nmissives. This is as strange a one as has come for sbme\ntime, and very appropriate to the present moment.\nk\nVI\n(\nV r.. ~ I~ /\n1\nSincerely yours,\n. I 1. I 1 Y\nll\n::;;i\n\\\n•\nMrs. J.M~\nrk\n~ ~.,,,//(. ~\nJuly 17, ! ~:7\n- - l _,, ,~\nHome address: 41 Wright St. Westport, Conn.\n)\nJ.)v, --Sc.,h n\nl ) ~\n\\\n'-' k\n\\\n.57"
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   "n": 113,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p113.jpg",
   "text": "...\n•\n'\n. 'l\\ \\ '.,Of .:10 1d30 ~\n10 ~\nI ~ ; ii1• ; ·,\nS \\l •\n. \\"
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   "n": 114,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p114.jpg",
   "text": ".,\n•\n•\n(\nJuly 11, 1947.\nDear Sir:\nHave you seen one of the mysterious \"Saucers\"?\nWhat did it look like?\nDo you think these strange, celestial manifesta­\ntions are harbingers of a better day?\nDo you believe it means that a new and revolutionary\nadvance is coming?\nWill it make your life brighter, happier, more\nuseful?\nWe believe one of these startling discs is on its\nway to you.\nThen the secret will be out .\nThe Combined and Amalgamated Committee\nof Sky- Scanners, Disc Decipherers and\nNew-Product Introducers.\n\\"
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   "n": 115,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p115.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nl L,J\nJuJ:r 10, 1947\nr . 1Joodaen ~\nCUlfaide~\n\\\"\"'P9\nSan Jf.arcoa, Ta.a•.\nDeer ?tr . Copes\nI wish t.o aokomrlqe receipt <>t your Wdtet\"n U'nion telegraa\ndat.ed July 7, 1947. Your intereet i n tiakine th1.a i nforution available\nto-M 1• great~ appreciat.d.\nInumac-b as the contents o! your t.lAcran appear t o b• ot\n1nterea't. to th• :;;a,r ~Gnt. onl;r, l have t&kc the lil'Jtlrty ot\n:uking t.~ intonation .t'urr.iahed bj ;rou P&1lable to tbat ~rtllm\\.\nSiacerely ,-oura,.\nJohn 'Xdg_ai- Hoov.r\nI>ireetor\n0\n. Tol son\n. t . ,._ ~\n:gt:~1n- --=\n• La'1d= ---_-_\n• Nl cnols\n, Rosen ­\n. 'l'racy-\n­\nr: ~ne:=-..-\n­\nllarbo -\n­\n~:=1-\nng=t-on_-_\nullln Tam­\n• ROOlll\n­\nNeas• -­\nOan<IY\nCOMMUNICATlONS SECTION\n\\'{I\n11\nM A I L E D\n2\n* JUL 1,11947 P.M.\n~\nnotRAL 8UIEAU Of IHV£$'n6A110N\nU, 6. OEPARTltEWT Of IUSJICE ,"
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   "n": 116,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p116.jpg",
   "text": "•\n,\nI\n~Of!\"OJB a,1ot1MHV.UMrtoa\nS\n0:3JIAM\n, .M.<t\nYiRf I l JUL\n~\nI\n11 1-r:,rew1n 10 vn~;;:i 11.13 n"
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  {
   "n": 117,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p117.jpg",
   "text": "V\n• 111\\ta, ~•\n.m.£~, south C&rollna\n•\na'LU.t\nI nab t.o ac~ NOe1pt of J'OUf! ••t•m Union t.el•JJ\"III\ndated N1.J' 6, 19117• Toar lat«Nat 1n brtnatni h1a intrmaation to 117\nat.lentloa la pa~ appatlda\\ed •\n•\n\\a or ,ou:r 1e1.epa ~\nto b • o~\nlnteNat. t.o\nWar n.:art:.=-rt only',\n\\anD\n• llberl.7 f\nturnlllc \\hi\nto t.bat\n•\n1•~·•11\" )'01.U'S,\ncc - Savannah\n10T£: !he teleiram referred t.o \"~ cllaca\nCOMMU\nS SECTION\nMAILED\n* JUL 111947\n~\nri C:m"
  },
  {
   "n": 118,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p118.jpg",
   "text": ",\n)"
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   "n": 119,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p119.jpg",
   "text": "HOPE OF\nTHEY COULD MAKE\nILLINOIS .\nADV I SED\nWILCOX\nA AND\n9-16 PM\n•\n0~\n~,of'\n~\nFBI SEATTLE\n8-1 4- 47\n5-15 PM\nvirfRECTOR\nROUTINE\n~~\n-\n(!'f\"' FLYING DISCS SI GHTED BY FRED~\nRISMAN AND HAROLD A\";-DAHL, TACOMA-, ~\n\\.. I\n'I\nWASH INGTON , SM X.\nREURTEL I NSTANT DATE .\nPLEASE BE ADVISED THA~\n~\nDAHL DID NOT ADMIT TO SMI TH THAT HI S STORY WAS A HOAX BUT ONLY\nSTATED THAT IF QUESTI ONED BY AUTHORITI ES HE WAS GOING TO SAY I T WAS\nA HOAX BECAUSE HE DID NOT WANT ANY FURTHER TROUBLE OVER THE MATTER.\nCOMPLETE REPORT NOW EN ROUTE TO BUREAU AMSD , WHICH INDICATES\nPROBABLY CHRI SMAN OR DAHL MADE THE ANONYMOUS PHONE CALL IN THE\nBULDING UP THEIR STORY THROUGH PUBLICITY TO A POINT WHERE\nA PROFITABLE DEAL WI TJ~\nNTASY MAGAZI NE, CHI CAGO\nDAHL AND CHRISMAN WILL NOT BE REI NTERVIEWED UNLESS\nTO THE CJ(Ul,.IPRUmt CONTRARY BY\nHOLD PLS\nOK FBI WASH DC GAR"
  },
  {
   "n": 120,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p120.jpg",
   "text": "-\nR£cr,v1:o\nl'JG 15 9 31 AH 'ti''\n:11,ERNAL StCURiT\\•\nF. B. !.\n'\"I • 1 r, ('F I /J r .\n.. .. ­\nt"
  },
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   "n": 121,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p121.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nI\n\\\n~\n­\n0\n(B)\nFLYING DISCS - - The Bureau, at the request of the Army Ai F\nhas agreed~o cooperate in the investigation of flying die\nrThorces Intelligence,\nconfidentially advised that it is possible to release thre:s;r\ne Ai: Forces have\nnumbers , attached tosether by a wire, from an atrplane in hi\n~~e discs in odd\nthese discs would ob:tB.in tremendous speed in their descent\n~\n1tudes and that\nearth in an arc. 1:te Anny Air Forces Intelligence has also~nd;~uld decend to the\nthat the report~ sightings might have been made by subversive in~1efdsome concern\nthe purpose of;reating a mass hysteria.\nv uals for\n1 7-30-47\nBUREAU BULLETili NO. 42\n- 2 ­\nSeries 1947\nl\nYou should investigate each instance which is brought to your attention\n\"()\nof a sighting of a flying disc in order to ascertain whether or not is is a bona\nfide_sightins , an imaginary one or a prank.\nYou should also bear in mind that\nindividuals might report seeing flying discs for various reasons. It is conceivable\nthat an individual might be desirous of .seeking personal publicity, causing hysteri~ I\nor playing a j?rank.\nu\nI\nw\nThe Bureau should be notified immediately by teletype of all reported\nii:\nsie;htinss and the results of your inqui~ies. In instances where the report appears t\nto have merit , the teletype should be followed by a letter to the Bureau containing o\nin detail the results of your inquiries. The Amy Air Forces have assured the\n0\nBureau complete cooperating in these matters and in any instances where they fail to~\nmake information avail able to you or make the recovered discs available for your\n~\nexamination, it should promptly be brought to the attention of the Bureau.\nVii:\n,0\nAny information you develop in connection with these discs should be\n~romptly brou(Ylt fu the attention of the Army through your usual liaison channels.\n'\nA\ni~</ 37 'L, v---­\n1,8 k' ft l • • If 1)tl)J)\n7~ AU~ 4 .1Mf·"
  },
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   "n": 122,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p122.jpg",
   "text": "AFTER FIVE CAYS RETURN TO\n... 0:1 ... t\nDaly City, Calif\n-\nJJr J Ed\n, Hoover\n~\nF .B .! .\nWn\nin ,ton, D .C ."
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   "n": 123,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p123.jpg",
   "text": "\\\n,..,._...,\n6) 1~ M..ion St.\n-.._,,;''l\n;,\nI '\nDaly•City Sheet Metal Works\nAir Conditioning • Gas Furnaces\nSky Lights - General Repairing\nJuly 20\n' ?\n194........\nM.r J Edgar Hoover\n,;.\nM ................................................................................................................. .\nW l?,······l\"ir:.·.'i·G!-l······D ·.·G··•··········································································\nf\n.....:\nReading about Kennet\nseeing\nthese flyling saucers. I gotQ:.. br ain­\nstor m, M ybo there is Aomeone that is\n1f911u.:f'actur i11g a con t1•aption that could\nbe sent u~ by Remote Cont r ol .\ncould be used gain t ~.\nJJ 1947"
  },
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   "n": 124,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p124.jpg",
   "text": "•"
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   "n": 125,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p125.jpg",
   "text": "l\nhas\nTO\nPROM\n• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n• r . ~•l\"ln:,..-,,\n..£;:;-o,.--.,_,,\n~.:· . ~uJnn Ta:t.\"_\nAt request of Brigadier General George F. Schulgen, Chief of\n:·:''.\n9 'e~~\"'-- -­\nthe Requirements Intelligence Branch of Army Air Corps lntelligence •\ni:ss 5i~i:i___\nSpecial Agents. W. Reynolds discussed the above captioned matter with him\non July 9, 1947.\nGeneral Schulgen indicated to Mr. R~ynolds that the Air Corps\ntaken the att itude that every effort must be undertaken in order to run down\nand ascertain whether or not the fiying disks are a fact and, if so, to learn\nl~about them.\nAccording to General Schulgen, the Air Corps Intelligence a.re\nlizing all of their scientists in order to ascertal~ whether or not such a\nnom,non could in fact occur.\nHe stated that this research is being conducted\n~e thought th.at the flying objects might be a celestial phenomenon and with\nview that they might be a foreign body mechanically devised and controlled.\nGeneral Schul.gen also indicated to Mr. Reynolds that all Air Corps\nallations have been alerted to run out ea.ch reported sighting to obtain all\nible data to aaaist in this research project. In passing, General Schulgen\ned that an Air Corpe pilot who believed that be saw one of these objects was\nr oughly interrogated by General Schulgen and scientists, as well as a ps~­\nI.:hologist, and the pilot wa.e adamant,_. in hie claim the.t he saw a. flying disk.\n/J\nOenera.1 Schulgen advised Mr. Reynolds tha~ the possibility exists that\nthe first reported eightinge of the so-c~lled fiying disks wero fallac i ous and\nprompted by indiTiduals seeking personal publicity, or were reported for political\nreasons.\nRe stated the.t if thl's wa.s so. subsequent sightings might be the roault\nof a mass hysteria .\nRe pointed out that the thoU&ht exists that the first reported.\nsightings might have been by individUAls of Communist sympathies with the view to\n, causing hysteria and fear of a secret Russian weapon.\nGener~l Solmlgen indicated to Mr. Reynolds that he is desirous of\nhaving all the angles covered in this matter.\nHe stated that reports of hit\nscientists and findings of the various Air Corps installations will be available\nin his office.\nXe advised that to complete the picture he desired the assistance\nij\nof the Federal Bureau of Inveatigation in locating and ques tioning the individual•\nwho first sighted the so- called fiying disks in order t o ascertain whether or not\nthey are sincere in their statements ths.t they saw these disks. or whether their\nstatements were prompted by pere, nal desire for publicit;v- or political reason•.\nGeneral Sohulgen assured Mr. Reynolds that there a.re no War Department or Navy\nDepartment research projects presently being condu:::ted which could in any vay be\ntied up with the fiying disks. .Jl.!!leral Schulgen indicated to ·Mr. Reynold1 that\n!if the Bureau would cooperate with him in this matter, he would ofter all the\nfacilities of his office ae to results obtai~ in the effort to identify and ...-:l. ~\nl'run down this ma.it~\n~\nb ;J _ g.3 ,. Y;/\nZ)~\nMr. Reynolds advised General Schulgen ~hie request would be made\nknovn to the :aure,&U ;;:_ anover .iade available to blm as soon n• poeoib~"
  },
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   "n": 126,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p126.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n,,.\n; t.J '.'\n...\n-~ -\n...\nU)\n4.\n:::>\n,-\n◄ H\n...-;\n0\nLL­\nuJ a:lo\n> ll- i-:\nn..\nU-f\nu.)\nu\n~\nI.\\ I\nV')\nt.~ -­\n,r­\nr;?\"\n::c\n0­\nN\nr-4\n(.!)\na\nr\nr\n,..\n.\n,,..\nr\nr\n...\nI \\\nr\n, r\nr r\nI\n-\nI\n.\nr\n, •\nr.\nr\n•\n• r\n. ('\n,;.n:~i,, !O .~::,ll·\"S 'f\\\n... 8 J\nL.\n~ :.,\n•JO ....\nk­\n.c::..\n•\n..\n+\n.'~\n½\nhi\n. )\n~\n-~\n~\nHV ts ·s I I 1nr\nCv\n~\n~ r\n\"\n~\n-:::\n3~.ILSl'lf. ~0 'ld30 \"$'fl\n~ ~\nc,;\n­\n-::-,\n..\n\"\n~..\nI 9 :J\nr\n~\n~,WH-03Al333H\n~\n~"
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   "n": 127,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p127.jpg",
   "text": "•\n- '\nra,v~\n•\nMemorandum for Mr. Ladd\nI\nMr. Reynolds also discussed this matter with Colonel L. R. Forney of MID.\nColonel Forney indicated that it was his attitude that inasmuch as it has been\nestablished that the :tly1118 disks are not the result of any Army or Navy experi-\n•\nmente, the matter is of interest to the FBI. He stated that he was of the opinion\nthat the :Bureau, if at all possible, should accede to General Schulgen•s request.\nI would recommend that we advise the Army that the Bureau does not believe it\nshould go into these investigations, lt being noted that a great bulk of those\nalleged discs reported found Have been pranks. It is not believed that the\nBureau would accomplish anything by going into these investigations.\n<\n9 ~IN--'-~~~\n1- 1~­\n~\nJl~ cLr'Jb ~\n~-~ ~~\n~--'\n~\n. ~~- ~a-\n•\n~\n~\n~-~ ~~\nj/ \\\n~\"\"-A.I ~~'Jf> '\\,,\n-\n~"
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   "n": 128,
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   "text": "July 30, 1947\nJar. Gooree J. Pluskat\n907 Seneca Avenue\nBrooklyn V, Ne17 York\nD8J!fcffltnEfVBzi2-f \":J </ CJ\n35\nI desire to e11aiowl ge :eceipt or your letter dated July 14, 1947,\nend to express r::.y appreolition to you £or briogins this witter t.o rq attention.\nThe inf'ormnti~A aet forth in your letter has been car tully reviewed\nand is b ing\nintainod in thia Bur~u tls a\ntter of record.\nJohn Edgar Hoover\nD1.r ctor\ng: ~~ JLS:FY.,_)11 A I LE O\n~: i~~,;;d::~ CJuL 311947\n~~~~~~--\nl:IJ<.Jlt'IJ,,,.Y_,.U OF INYESTl6ATl0k\n~\n.\nTl\nNOTE:\nPluskat has been a previous correspondent with the Bu file 62-0- 34750.\nr\n~- o~n·~~-\n~\n~:~k~tm~record could be located in the Crime Records Section indication,,..truit the\n~: ~~;1\n1n\ne9ri:espoooent-m~ be- 4\nental case.\n_\n~'<..•\n~ ~ 5:s\nMUNICA rtONS Sf.G f~OQf'\\\n~\n~ ~ ~ '-0\n~\nL). V fl.,\nP.M.\n-~\n~·\nl}A,_-\nRlNENl Of JUSllCf"
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   "n": 129,
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   "text": "... -\n907 Sen.\n, Ave .,\nBrooklyiWn,W1\"1\nJuly l 4th, l947.,\nMr . J . Edgar Hoover .Ch1ef,of the F.B.1.\nwashington,D.C.\nDear Sir;\n/\nPl ease forgi ve me for taking up your t i me ,with this item.It really is•'t\nnecessary.Yet, al though everybodys tongue was waggi ng from the Ee.st and to the\nV/est coast, I coul dn' t resist putting my oar in.\n'jf.Jn Saucers in the Sky. Heading for the Milky \\i:lf •Funny?I dont know .\nwe read and re.ad and read. \"Sky Disc Derby Open to All\"• \"Calls \"Saucers\"Trick\nof Vision\"-\"Bel1eve i t or not , 27 States see those flying sauoers\"- \"Vlho saw the\nsavcers?40 States 1n the Game 11- \"Cel eatial Dishes sought bet\\\"leen the Raindrops\"­\n11Find 'Disk'is weather k1te\"- 11 Disks cal led chunks of M1rage 11 - 11Report new Red\nPlanes resemble 1Flying saucers'\".-Ai r -liner crew reports seeing 9 flying diske\nfor 12 minutes\" . That ' s the way it went on, for days and days .\nPlease,dont remind me that this i s a military problem. Soldiers f~eht thee~­\nemy out in the open and away from home if possible .The Federal Agents(the unsung\nheroes)fight the ememy under cover and in their home grounds . so. Here I am.\nThese so-ialled saucers may be kites, but accorfi1ng to reports, these things\ndidn' t flutter or float , they sailed and kites don' t sail , t118 st•anges part is,\nthey all sailed in the same direction,from West to East.\nRewards were offered, no collectora . Ploo.nes chased them, none captured. They had\nto land, no finders . so. As long as the Military ,Scientist and Civilians deny,being\nrespomsible for this .were doea it lead toJAn enemy.A little while back,it was\nmentioned somewhere that Russia had or has a contraption for their next war,em­\nitt1ng sound(like a silent whistle for dogs}v,hat 1t'suxto do,th their enemy,!\ndon ' t know.If a country was experimenting such a weapon, the brave people of the\nu. s . were not scared. They only informed the so- called enemy how successful they\nt il•t:1 were •\nI t could be an optical illusion, or;suppoaing some unwelcomed persons,pl anted\na few wel l chosen words,here and there and l eft the rest to a}1 confused mind,\nThese innocent people reporting the phenomena.\n.\nWhat confuses me i s,that when we became too cur ious and determined to find\nl\nout what they really are, those things disappeared and we found substi,Utes,calle3\nkites .These things resembling description as near as possible to the real thing,\nWhy couldn't these things have been directed b. ck home again like a homit1g pigeon~\nTo make sport of this thing, is 1:Bd taste .It sort of reminds me of the boy tha~\ncried WOLF.Whan the wolf really came. 'l.'Was sad.He ,was a niceboy. There sLo'lJ r: hr.\nlaw, against such Jokes or e:2_1;p~.rj-~illi§ui\\~ea'\"t -th ... \"\"uu.re •They should. b6° co1:i;\njl\n{\" ~pplohorluou, snould be tried for trea\nO\ne proper authorities . These\ness or r i dicules .vie can ' t take any h son,even;if the so- called joke seems\nThis POOH POOH business. is no joke. c ances . At this age , Tima is slow.Man,is\nI had in mind that the floods were res\nrushing waters of the Miss1ss1ppi, M1ssourio~~1~!e for these disks (mil'ages) t:\n:~~ go11ng from East to Vlest .,plus the Catskilla 1 et,hColumbia and Ohio Rivers.'i\nge\nn the East and the Rock\nUoun a\nn\ne East§rly North,The Blu\nwere ,went from \\·Jest to East . He!ce th; ii~:k!~lt:e West.Re~ ctions ,or whatev(\nRE8Blf>m»\n0-d- - g 3 P?-r ­\nI\nRespactf ly Submitt"
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   "n": 130,
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   "text": "•\n•\nMEMORANDUM FOR D. M. I.ADD\n7/23/47\nREOOMMENDATION\nThere is attached a Bureau Bulletin to the Field for their\nassista:ooe in handling this matter.\nAttachmmt\n- 2 ­"
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   "n": 131,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p131.jpg",
   "text": "I\ni\nSTANDARD FORM NO. $4\nUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\n' . Office Memorandum/\n'\nJt-\\L<-v/\nTO\n:\nD. L. IADD >¥(.\nDATE: 7/21/47\nFROM\nE.G. Fitch ~)~\nSUBJECT: o FLYING DISCS ✓ • •\nRefereooe is ma.de to my memorandum to you i n the above captioned\nmatter datod July 10, 1947, indicating that Brigadier Geraral George F.\nSchulgen of the Army Air Corps Intelligence had requested that the Bureau\ncooparate with the Army Air Corps Intelligence in conmction with the above\ncaptiored natter.\nThe Director noted on the refereooed nemora.n::l.um,\n11I\nwould do it but bef ore agreeing to it we must insist upon full access to\ndiscs recovered.\nFor instance in the I.a . case the Arnry grabbed it an::l. would\nnot let us have it for cursory examiration. 11\nThis is to advise that Spacial Agent Reynolds has recontacted\nGeneral Schulgen arrl advised him in connection with the Director's notation.\nGeneral Schulgen in:iicated to Mr. Reynolds that he desired to assure .Mr.\ntloover of complete cooperat ion in this matter arrl stated that he would issue\ninstroo t:i.ons to the fie Jd directing that all coop:3ra.tion be furnished to the\nFBI an::i that all discs recovered be made available for the a.JGmiration by\nthe FBI Agents. General Schulgen pointed out to ili'. Reynolds tha. t he will\nf rom t ime to tine ma.Im the results of the stud:i.a s of his scientists available\nto the Bureau for the assist.a.me of the FBI Fi eld Offices. Gerera.l Schul gen\niniicated to llr. Re:ynolds that there has been a decrease in the reported\nsil?}ltings of the discs wnich migit be oocause of the fact that it has lost much of\nits ~blicity value.\nHe indicated, hoviever, that he believed it mcessary to\nfollow this matter through to dete:nnirn as mar as possible if discs wre in\nfact seen and to detennine their origin.\nGeneral Schulgen inquired of Mr. Raynolds the methoo. by which the\nBureau would maka the infornation obtained from the Bureau' s inquiries, known\nto the Air Corps, in the Field as well as at the 7.ar Deplrt:rrent level. Mr.\nReynolds pointed out to General Schul gen that the best procedure appeared to\nbe through the regular established chanrel s . It was pointed out to General\nSchul.gen that the Bureau Field Offices maintain close liaison with ·the\nIntelligence Divisions of the various Annie s as '\\'Jell as close liaison with the\nIntelligence Division of the \"i~r Depi.rtmmt. ~ral Schul gen ind:i.categ that he\nwould be satisfied to receive information thr o~~\n~ift V\"\nGamral Schulgen indicated to Mr. Reynolds that he believed t.i-iat there\nwas a possibility that this entire matter might lnve been started by subversive\niniividuals for the purpose of creating a mass hyster ia.\nHe suggested that the\nBureau keep this in min:i in any interviews corrlucted reg:i.rcling reported sightings.\nGeneral Schulgen stated to 11r. Reynolds that he ,.,ould make avail.able to the Blreau\nall in.fornation in the possession of the Air Corps reg:i.ro.ing the sightings ''fich\nvrere first reported so that the Bureau could con:luct some investig:i.tion re~ng\nthese irrlividual s to ascertain their motives for reporting that they had o~'rved\nflying discs.\nVfuen Gemral Schulgen nakas the information avail.able regardwg\ntltnesein::liv.i.duals, it wil l be promptly brou/j:l.t to your attention.\ns\n,v\n~\n) COPIES DESTROYED\n2 7 0\nNOV 18 1964"
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   "n": 132,
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   "text": "M\n62-0-3594c\nFTM:GH\nSTANDARD F0Rh( NO. 84\n•\n'\n7-;J'\"\n-:?.\nOffice Memorandum • UNITED STA'IES GOVERN~·E,NT\nTO\nDATE:\n:\nDI~~TPR, FBI\nJuly 22, 1947\nFROM :{f;r,EL PAOO\nJ\nSUBJECT:\nMrs. GWYNNE M~HANT, Informant\nFLYING OBJECTS IN AIR\nMrs. GWYNNE M. MERCHANT ha·s come to the resident agency at Santa Fe,\nNew Mexico on several occasions to report that she has received information\nconcerning flying objects passing through the air. Some of the reports that she\nhas received concern light objects seen at night vmich have allegedly been follow­\ned by explosions.\nShe advised that one of s.uch objects was reported by FRANK\n....,. BURTRAM, Forest Ranger, who works near Canjilon, New Mexico. She claims that\nothers were seen near Park View and Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico.\nMrs. MERCHANT called attention to clippings from various newspapers\nconcern.ing 11disc-like11 objects seen in New Mexico and other parts of the country.\nMrs. MERCHANT claims to be a student of radio waves and r.zy forms, and\ncontends that the above mentioned objects mey be missiles similar to those appear­\ning over Sweden some time ago.\nMrs. MERCHANT has discussed the above with officials of the Atomic\nEnergy Comnission, and has written the Secretary of War and other government\nofficials concerning her theories. Mr. SIDNEY NEWBURGER, Chief of Security and\n1Intelligence for the A.E.C.,has advised that officials at Los Alamos consider Mrs.\nMERCHANT unreliable and possibly not well balanced mentally.\nShe has mentioneato\nagents of this office that she was struck by lightning when a child.\nOn July 15, Mrs. l!ERCHANT came to the Santa Fe resident agency and\nadvised that she had written to WALTER WINCHEIL, promising him a story in connection\nwith the \"flying discs.\"\nThe foregoing infonnation is being submitted to the Bureau, inasmuch as\nrs. MERCHANT has written to several government officials and Mr. WINCHELL.\nRECORDED\nJlIDEXEL\n3¥\n£/3/"
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   "n": 133,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p133.jpg",
   "text": "•\nt\n,...\n..\n• I • (\n.-.1\nJ.llln:)3S lVtHl.:lJ.tl\nNOi l 'J3 ~ t&O SIVl1\nO.:ii\\1333ll"
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   "n": 134,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p134.jpg",
   "text": "being;i:• H~~,.,..........,..._\n• UNITED STA.IS GOVERNMENT\nTO\nMr, 1·01aon\nFROM\nK,.C.Ho\n)-\n::: ~i~ Twr:n\n11r. 0 1av1n-­\n::: :ifc~·~cr~s::::-_-_\nSUBJEC?-FLYING DISCS\nMr. Rosen -­\nMr, Tracy====\nMr. carson\nMiscellaneous\n::~~-a===\nMr, Harl>O--===.\nSAC Weeks called from New Orleans on the matter discussed in the:: ~:::;tngton_\nMr, Qui nn Talll!I\nattached teletype. He wanted to know what policy the Bureau was following ~~•No:~~11--==\nin connection ~1th reports concerning these \"flying discs\" 'Which were\nreceived.\nI told Mr. Weeks . that, unless advised to the contrary, he should,\nparticular case at hand, allow G-2 to handle tn d not take any juri.sdiction fort he\nFBI. He was ttold the Bureau W>uld be interested in being kept advised of develop­\n' ments, and in copies of the photographs he said C-r-2 would make of the object\nfound, but that he should not allow himself to be jockeyed into a position where\ninvestigative responsibility, if any were entailed, 10 uld .f'all on us. Mr. Weeks said\nhe would so handle unless r called him back immediately lfith instructions for\n\\ t11pecific action.\nAs you will recall, I called~\nu concerning t he foregoing.\nJCCHth\n~'t.,\n~\n~"
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   "n": 135,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p135.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n.. .\n: '\nC'\nr\nI"
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   "n": 136,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p136.jpg",
   "text": "Authority:\nNND 90986\nJuly 1947\nI~ 7\nMEMORA1IDU:M FOR THE OFFICER It~ CHAR61;\n1 .\nOn 1 July 1947, Lt William G.\ncGinty , USN, 195803 , P- 80\nStudent , Williams Field, Chandler, Arizona, was interviC\\,ed by\nthis Agant , and stated in substance ;\nThat on 30 June 1947 , at about\n0910 , MST , he was. flying at 25 , 000 feet over Grand Canyon, Ai:!izona , in\na P- 80 type aircraft .\nHe stated that he was heading south towards\nWil liams Field, Ariz ., when he saw two round objects going at incon­\nceivabl e speeds , straight down.\nHe fur.ther stated that his reactions\nwere to turn away from the objects .\nHe further stated that one of the\nunidentifiable objects followed the other seconds apart .\nHe further\nstated that due to the speed of the objects , he could only see that\nthey were circular , and that they were possible light gray in co-lor .\nHe further stated that it was his opinion that the objects were approx­\nimately eight feet in diameter .\nIn conclusion, he stated that the\nobjects would have probably hit the ground approximately twenty- five\nmiles south of the South Rim of Grand Canyon, Arizona .\n•\nAGElfr ' S NOTES :\nLt McGinty gave his' permanent address as . 1~. A. M. T . c .,\nPoint Hugu, Port Hueneme , Calif .\n2 .\nOn 1 Jul y 1947 , Captain Malcolm\nrmstrong , 0- 734168 ,\nInstructor, Single Engine, Williams Field, Chandler, Arizona, was\n_ _ ...,.__,...~..\"t~erviewed by tll1.:l,. Agent and stated in substance :\nThat his brother\nlat l,t E. B,.....t.rmstrbng, stationed at Hq , 10th AAF, Brooks AAF, Texas\nNd- r~late~!m ~hat he saw a formation of unexplainable objects\n1n the v1c1n1ty\\aua~e Mead , Nev . Captain Armstrong, further stated\nthat hia bi--ot~ii -'ated the objects were heading south, and were at\n~_..,..,,~ap-p:;.-oxtnra.te l y\" 10,~00 feet altitude .\nAGENT ' S \"NOTES :\nC.t.pta1n Armstrong could not give too much infor mati on\non the object& that his brother had seen .\nLt . E. B. Armstrong can be\ncontacted at Hq, l~~h AAF, Brooks Field, Texas for further information .\n\\\n•\n~\nFl e-rc~;!r-.,\nLynn c. Aldri ch , Spec ial l..gent , CIC1.·AAF', F)>TRO F\n3r~\n)\nTHIS IS A TR\nCOPY\nIsl John K. O~r,\nI :'J•'G\nJOHN K. ORR ,\nJor , )A.C.\n-\n~\n.,"
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   "n": 137,
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   "text": ";\n.lugu.st l , 1947\nP!RSOUAL\nTo\ns Director or Intelligence\nViar Dopartllent Oenero1.l Start\nThe Pentagon\n11ashinst,on 25, D. c •\n.\nUtontiont Colonel L. R. Forney, Chief, Security Gr oup\nFrcrA\n:\nJohn Ed~,ar Hoover, Director - Fed.ara.l Bureau o! Inveet1g-.ition\nSubject:"
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   "n": 138,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p138.jpg",
   "text": "• i £ '\n:::t~,'\n., .,.\n.V\"I\n..\n.."
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   "n": 139,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p139.jpg",
   "text": "8 - 5 - 47\nHHS\nU R r. 'E N T\n'\nlllr. To!S(Jn,\n. ~\nMr. To: A. Tnn,DJ -1\n~r Ole \"\n. • --•\n/..-d\n~Ir. 'Rcu~n•\nM•. Tracy •\nMr. Daan\n.. . •.\nllfr. 0...-.ea\nMr. Mohr\nlllr. 1'..,..nfnl!'h,o . ..\nMr. Qti11>n Tn1J1111. . ,\n• Mr N~\n.._....:....\n' .\n.\nj\n'\nTODAY REQUEST! .c Tt LE'fYP,E SW7\\I\\P.Y co:!cr.:.r. I Nf NE 'SP \\PE1. t:P.ORTS OF\ntECElJT REPORTED. FLYir~G DISCS !IJ PC.. Tt..M:\nt\\f~Ei:, ~HD A l. 'POR'fE:D c orJFlmmrcr:\n'\ni\n.\n.\nOF fi P.!\"Y Oli\"F ICIAL.S I N PORTLA{Jr'l\nc . o : :\nc\n..... JiLJ(' FLYI CC\nw r : s c s\n.\nL~AV....ti. l r t (; .\n•\n'\n•\n.,;.\n.\n.\n----:-1\n• fUCH,-1..Ds , AVIATION EDITOR T'h.,. o..CCC!H/1,t, f'lDVISED'THl',T '~!lPT'\\I N\nt.t!L!..l1'N L . DAVI!>SON AND LT. Frn:a •• • :.A~O. t, OF FOUi.TH l\\ F ·H....ADQUJ\\ RTERS,\nS1rl Fl1AiJCISCO ·t:ERE I N POf!TLr.:r\" JUL.Y TUC.JTYSEVEH L 1ST f\\~;11 !!JTtRVIEOED\nDiC~ RANKIN, At: t XPERl lttlC D P!l.◊T , -_;'!0 HAD REPO',. rrn J U'. '!: FC'JRT£E:;\nL/\\ST s:EU~G A FOR!l-ATIOtJ OF TEli FL.Yl.!:r DI SCS OlJEfi. SAKEhS-\nFit LD ' CALIF . 1ACCORDINC TO\n. r\nc\n·\n; 11 f..D-S TH.CY Hllf'. ~LSO nnERV IE\\tJED\n)\n.\n..FOLLm 1l l\\lf, FOUR EXP£1U ENC.i:.\"' l Il.OTS\n'JO t. ~at. !- •1◊N~ F1.f~ST rrro £~f..POh'.l\nSEEI NG: DISCS -\nKENt,JETU A :.OLD, u\n11~nJ£SS\n1 /\\!J , LOISE , I DMIO, CAPTA!'.J\n. E. J . S\".i:TH :Atm CO- PILOT RA!.P t ST V TS, U~ITtD Al LIUES, AN:\\ ,.. WE\nJOHNSO'N , AVIAT!Or. _EDITOn , l D~\\ lO S1,'tES~..;: .\n'!'O ASC£ ,TAl , Tift\n~[ '\nBlJRPOSt OF\nI i TEF.V.EUS RICl-iAi. s co; n CT:D\n'.AJOh ('...:.tCR.\" L tr HUNG\n-OF UP.!GHT .r-· _, ·oHIO BY p •10···~\nf AL~ \"'f'U,£ -..'1!JC.: , w·, At~l\" r-no:· ij !f\n~ : CA! NED. iHE H'\"P.RESSIO:~ TH.\\f ! '{. IL!:' 1•:c-TITUTED THI S l!!VJ:.ST ir TION iO\n.t:JA_SH. oyT THE DISC REPOKTS , Slt'..:\nT'U1Y f'i. ~ \")£FI~HT.:LY tJOf -OF ·Ar o..Ir-I N.\non FR! D\":Y,. I\\Ur.ukr FIRST, T'!... \">L;_\";\nIU V i!Oi 'i F I lJ .srrrt\\Trr.s C(lPl ,IrJ\n.,,\n'\nFEOEl!Al BtbtEAUo~ fllV£STi~4flOH\n•\nti• S. OEPARTNENT OF JU~ICE\n. . .\nGltMtfUNfCATtaffS SECTION\nMr. Glavin .•....\nr.L¢dd\nAUG~-~\nTE~E\n(l~ TClke-~"
  },
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   "n": 140,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p140.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n. ,\n•\n., ·a·.:1\n, W:1n:13s 1'P'H~3.HI:\n, fl~ IO 6 ~/ cF\n. 1 \\. J"
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   "n": 141,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p141.jpg",
   "text": "I\n•\nPAGE TWO\nWERE KILLED .\nTHE WRECKAGE WAS SCREENED BY AAF INTELLIGENCE FROM\nMCCHORD FIELD .\nTHE TACOMA NEWS TRIBUNE AND THROUGH THEI THE UNITED\nPRESS PUT OUT A STORY THE PLANE WAS CARRYING PARTS OF A DISC WHICH\n.\nHAD STRUCK A BOAT OWNED BY HAROLD DAHL AND FRED CRISMAN , TACOMA, WN .\nRICHARDS ADVISED THAT TODAYS ISSUE OF THE OREGONIAN CARRIES A UP STORY\nSTATING THAT DAHL DENIES SAYING THE METAL FRAGMENTS HE FURNISHED WERE\nFROM A DISC ,\nAND ANALYSIS OF THE FRAGMENTS SHOWS THEM TO BE FROM A\nTACOMA SLAG MILL.\nNO AAF INTELLIGENCE PERSONNEL AVA ILABLE PORTLAND .\nNO RECENT SUBSTANTIVE REPORTS OF FLYING DISCS IN THE PORTLAND AREA .\nSEATTLE VERIFY AT MCCHORD FIELD AND SAN FRANCISCO VERIFY\nAT AAF\nHDQRTS . SF , SUBMITTING TELETYPE SUMMARIES TO THE BUREAU .\nNO FURTHER\nINVESTIGATION PORTLAND.\nBOBBITT\nEND AND ACK\nWA O157AM OK FBI WA\nDW\nSE\nSOK FBI SE KLS\nSF\nOK FBI SF NCW\nr11'\n,/ J l\nC f\nflf.11 (UU!U,'·\nDVIMSC"
  },
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   "n": 142,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p142.jpg",
   "text": "I\n• - ypE ll\"\nrL 1\nt oo M\\ '47\n\"G fi\n0 '­\n-=\n-,\nC'w\nI.J-\nr-i\n. C\n.-•. c.o\nl!.J\n~\n.,.,,\n~\ns ·'--. ­\n·r·a·;f\nC\n.,,Lf~Jno3s 1VH~3J.N:\n·••lwvros\n~, d"
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   "n": 143,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p143.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nOlo911\nF£0Wt BUIIU!J 01- lliVt :;T1GA,IJII\n. .'\nU, S. 0£1>ARTMENT OF IUSTICE\n:; / .\nCIMMUHIGATIONS SECTIOH\n?(let\nr. ~\n. ..•••\n'Mr. TrlMl7\n•···· ••\nMr, .at;o>\n••••••• ••\nAUG jJ (947\nMr, (kraoo ...\n• ••\nTE~E\nMr, llarloo -••\n•···\nMr. Mohr ...••. •··\nM r, Pmnlnlftlffl .•••\nMr, Quinn Tamm ...•\n)11r, N..-.uo\nl\\llM• Gand,\nFBI PORTLAND\n8- 5- 47\n8- 50 PM\nHHS\n-\nLJH'RECToR AND SACS SEATTLE AND SAN FRANCISCO\nu R GENT\nll FLYINC DISCS, SM DASH X.\nRE TELEPHONE CALL FROM MR . LADD, ONE PM\nTODAY REQUESTING TELETYPE SUMMARY CONCERNING NEWSPAPER REPORTS OF\nRECENT REPORTED FLYING DISCS IN PORTLAND AREA AND A REPORTED CONFERENCE\nOF ARMY OFFICIALS IN PORTLAND CONCERNING FLYING DISCS .\nLEAVERITT G.\nRICHARDS, AVIATION EDITOR THE OREGONIAN, ADVISED THAT A CAPTAIN\nr;f\n)1\nWILLIAM L. DAVIDSON AND LT. FRANK M. BROWN OF FOURTH AAF HEADQUARTERS,\nSAN FRANCISCO WERE IN PORTLAND JULY TWENTYSEVEN LAST AND INTERVIEWED\nDIC~NKIN, AN EXPERIENCED PILOT, UHO HAD REPORTED JUNE FOURTEEN\nLAST SEEING A FORMATION OF TEN FLYING DISCS OVER BAKERS­\nFIELD , CALIF .\nACCORDING TO RICHARDS THEY HAD ALSO INTERVIEWED\nFOLLOWING FOUR EXPERIENCED PILOTS UHO WERE AMONG FIRST WHO REPORTED\nSEEING DISCS -\nKENNETrti\"1\\1tNOLD, BUSINESS MAN, BOISE, IDAHO, CAPTAIN\nE. J..,__fil1ITH AND CO- PILOT RALP~\nEVENS, UNITED AIRLINES, AND DAVE\n/.\n--.TOHNSON , AVIATION EDITOR , IDAHO STATESMAN .\nTO ASCERTAIN THE\n,/ J/ A.\nRECORDED\nf V\n:J 0\nPURPOSE OF TH NTERVEWS RICHARDS CONTACTED MAJOR ~R1rl-~t,}TtttN< ..9\nINDEXED\n- --:1:1~\n.id - - .1,·.\n1/\nOF WRIGHT FIELD, OHI O BY PHONE AT ALBUQUERQUE, ~,'\"\"A~t)f,1 HIM\nI\n1\n1 \\\n~\nGr'\\INED THE IMPRESSION THAT THE AAF INSTIT~LU\"~THIS I '\nSTIGATION TO\nWASH OUT THE Dt~~ REPORTS , SINCE THEY ARE'fEFINITELY NOT OF AAF ORIGIN .\nON.. FRIDAY, iv~ FIRST, THE PLANE IN WHICH AAF INVESTIGATORS CAPTAIN\nDAVIDSON AND LT. · BROWN WERE RIDING, CRASHED AT KELSO, WASH. AND BOTH"
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   "n": 144,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p144.jpg",
   "text": "I\n'\nv\n.._,\nr,, .:1 i, i,\n·, ·a·:1\nq /Hn:13s 1>/N~3J.N1\n·d'/V IO 6 ~, d.\n•J :i,\\/3::J3>.i\n'"
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   "n": 145,
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   "text": "• UNITED sTAt's GOVERNMENT\nDATE:\nAugust 6, 1947\nllr. Tolson\n)(r. E.A.. ~\nllr. Clegg\n­\nllr. Glavl-n -­\nllr. Lacld=-,,_-_ -_ -_\nllr. Nlchclii\nSUBJECT:\n'4-LYING SAUCERS\nllr. Rosen,_-_-_-\n_\nllr. Tracy\nS~cial Agent s.w. Reynolds of the Liaison Section contacted\nMr. carson--­\n11r. 1:gan----_ -_\nLieutenant Colo:ool c. P. L.:artin, Army Air Forces Intelligen:::e, inquiring\nllr. Gurnea\nllr. P.arbo -­\nabout an article 'l'lhich app:3ared in the ~st Cc:ast rewspapers recently\nllr. llchr=-=-=-- _\nllr. Penn!ll?,ton\nstating in substan:::e that an airplane carrying ~covered flying saucers\nllr. Qulnn '!'am­\nTele. RC>OJII\n­\nllr. Neau-­\ncrashed in r oute from Portlarrl, Oregon, to Los Angeles, Galiforni.a.\nl.'1~ Hows\nIUso 03.n,fy-==\nColo:ool ll:1.rtin advised !Jr. Reynolds that the only infornation\nthat has been received. by Headquarters of the Army Air Forces is that a\nCIC Agent of the 4th Air Force\\ Headqua..rters, Hamilton Field, San Fran:::isco,\nms kil:JJ3d in an airplane crash. The Headquarters of the Air Forces have been\nadvised that he was on a top secret mission.\nColonel llartin in::licated that he\nwas w::rler the impression that the CIC Agent was eith.er on route to or from an\nI\ninterview with Mr. Arnold m.o is ore of the in::lividuals who first saw ore of\nthe flying saucers.\n~ / ~\nREOORDRD I\n-\n•\n7 v\nColonel Martin stated that the Air Fo~~ve ~i~ilirormation\nand m.ll recei ve nore until the report is receive~:t~il' thUtA,,.~ilo ~\n,.\n~\nColorel 1...artin suggested that the San Fran:::isco Field OffG\ncontact Colorel..~j\nSpringer, 1-iaadquarters 4th Air Force~, Hamilton Field, San Francisco, who Y l.r\"'\nunioubtedly would be able to furnish the details regarding this matter mrich\nare at tnis t ime unknown by the Headquarters of the Air Forces. Colonel J.artin\npointed out to 1.ir. Raynolds, ho;.ever, that it was his belief that no flying\nsaucers have been recovered but thaj, it ..as merely an attem12t 1;o reinter'vlew\nan individual vho~viously had re~ted seeing ore of the flying saucers:­\nr\n'(,1~,~~ 1\n1\nOffice\nTO\nFROM\nD. ll. IADD\nE. G. Fitch\n---"
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   "n": 146,
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   "text": "•"
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   "n": 147,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p147.jpg",
   "text": "___\nI\n. ,.,.·4'. .... ~ ..\n.,.\n•\n,.J\n~~aukesha, Wis.\nAttn.\nFederal Bureau of Investigation\nGentlemen;\nJ>\nj;l\n~v\nRecently I have hea rd and read about reports of disc-shaped aircraft,\nor whatever t hey are, i n our western regions. They reminded me of a nearly\nforgotten jncident in G~rmany, after the war. I report this to you because\nfeel this m~y be of international scope.\nMy buddy and I went on pass to see a friend of his. One evening the\nthree of us were driving alone, some ba ck roads when I sighted a strange\nlooking object in the sky from eight t o ten miles to our front and approx­\nimatly 5,000 feet high.\nI immediatly stopped the jeep for a better look. fhe object rapidly\ncame toward us, descending slowly. About a mile away i t stopped it's\nhorizontal motion but continued a slow oscillating descent, similar to a\ndescending parachute. Then suddenly it dropped in a spiral motion.\nIrr.mediatly I drove over to where it had dropped. It took almost five~\nminutes to reach the pl a ce but we saw\n..r.ittll\n-,rp ~\nnothing. After ten minutes of cruis­\n~\ning around the area it became t rod.ark to see so we went back to town.\nbecause\nI am not sure my companions saw thisAit happened so quickly it could\neasily have been missed, but I described what I had seen so vividly that\nthey were as excited as I was. My ,~--t impression was that it was a cloud,\n~(jj ,-\n\\\na\nI\n,I\nf\nb ut it was traveling a t right ang~o lh.e..-wind ~\nY, 1 t\n-\n--f\n~\nThe local of this incident was a~ro~t.J118.tly}:?$) ..m.j,les north-west of\nHabberbishopshiem. If necessary, I wiil swear~\no\ne authenticity ot this\nand to thei.13hape of the object.\ni!,1,o)./'fl\np;2_;/~\nt\n)\nRobert J .d roka\n'\\t\n:\n--,­"
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   "n": 148,
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   "text": "...\n(\n.\n•\n•"
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   "n": 149,
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   "text": "L-26\nInvoice of Contents from\n,\n,\n•\nERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\nDate 9-l0-47\n,Case References\nConsigned to·rs . J_ u. W.X.On\nRoute l, Bo:>i JO\n.\n.\n:tst i J J, Snut,b carohna\nList of Contents\nMr. Harbo, 7641\nPowered Soap Stone.\nCOMMUN\\ftdJ(!~Ti\nMAILED 7 REGlSTE.\n/./ 9?J... SJ\n*\nMr. Con rad, 7 142\nMr . Downing, 7632\nMr. Sizoo, 7601\nMr . Baughman, 7121\nSPE\nRoom, place date of shipment and regist r y numbe r ; Shi pping Room, show\ndate of\nt is invoice; then return i t to person whose name is checked in column at\nrigh~-.\"\"\"'!!'!!'-,oi~1~s~ c~e~c!'ll!\"!e~\"P.!~ has been in}tia lled, invoice should be p l a ced in administrative fi l e.\nV,;.\n-\nJ.5 Ir/"
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   "n": 150,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p150.jpg",
   "text": "r\np\n'-'\"'\n-..,\nr\n!\n, r\n...\n1 :,H -~ - '=f-J.3Rf°;ioiTJ32 Z~1(Jl~~~l00\n,(,;\n03 ! I AM\n'\n,.,"
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   "n": 151,
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   "text": "I\n'\n6,\n1~\nAucust 5, 1947\nTo:\nDir:ctor o! Intelf,nce\nl'Iar Department Ceneral Sta.ft\nThe Pentagon\n'\\'iaahington 25, D. C.\nAttention: Colonel L. R. Forney, Chia£, Security Group\nFrom:\nJohn Edgar Hoover - Director, Federal Bureau of Inffstigation\nSubject: ROBERT J. SROll\nThere are attached hereto copies of a letter received fron the\nabove-captioned individual concerning \"flying discs.a\nUr. Sroka•s letter has been ac~nowledged and he has been\nadvised that copies o! his lotter have been furnished to ycu tor ~oui?\n.,\n(;\"')\nconsidertltion.\nm\n~l\n0-,\n..,\nt'E'lffi4l fllJRE\nU.S. OtPAR"
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   "n": 152,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p152.jpg",
   "text": "/ I h ,"
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   "n": 153,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p153.jpg",
   "text": "I\n'\n~ ~~....RAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nup STATES ~~~1'.:MENT OF JIJSTil\nTo:\nCOMMUNICATIO.NS SECTION.\nAUGUsr 7, 1947\nTransmit 'the following message t o:\nSAC, DETRO lT\n)Y' ) IV\"\n~\n~\nH\na\nUISUBS, RAYUO?fO EnV~Et URS. tA.U~Uf~E, INFORMANTS, FLYING DTSC, MISC .\nREURTEL AUGUST 5 MATERIAL SfOULD 00T BE ~ OlG,ARDED TO FBI LA.OORATORI FOR\n~AUDIATION BUI' SHOULD DE TURNED OVER TO THE ARltr AIRPO!CE mTELLIGENCE.\nHOOVER\nROFamae\n~\n\\\n'fLUUIM, Olll•t~v vt , ..,t.:.,1.JAl1\\rn\nU.S. Dll'AROORT OF IUSTrCE\nCOl lffllCHIONS SECTION\nDG,f I 7\nCOPIES D~STROYP.D\nTELETYPE\nf\n2 7 O\nNOV 18 19 ......\n'\n64~__________Jj\nPer_,,;/\n_ _,..,.___"
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   "n": 154,
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   "text": "\\\n..\n\"' I\n.. .. •"
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   "n": 155,
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   "text": "•\nJ\n.\nW~INGTON 1 FROM NEWARK\n5- 36 PM EDST\n/4RECTOR\nURGEN T\n( FLYI ~G DI SC REPORTED AT HACKENSACK, NJ AUGUST THREE, NIN\nSEVEN , MISC .\nINFORMATION RECEIVED THAT CHARLES CASELLA,\n~\nAGE TWENTY, TWO EIGHT SEVEN EUCLID AVENUE, HACKENSACK AND WI LL IAM\nTRUEX, US ARMY, FT. DIX, NJ ON LATE AFTERNOON AUGUST THIRD LAST SI GHTED\nFROM GROUND OBJECT DESCRI BED AS FLYI-NG DISC .\nCASELLA CLAIMED IT WAS"
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   "n": 156,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p156.jpg",
   "text": "•\nP,':'CEl\\'1:0 TELETYPE Utli r\nAu~ ~ 5 37 PM '~7\n•1• 1E.Pr c• .•usric.:\n'i:i1 1sr,.\n•• J. S;t/2n\n1./1, Md£0 c ~\nNou,,3c:­\n• · Nos,~17\nO.=Jt,,1333ll"
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   "n": 157,
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   "text": "..\n,\n'I,­\n~\n..:• ANOARD~FORM NO. 64\n•\n•\nQffice Memorandum •. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT\nTO\n: Director, FBI\nDATE: August 8, 1947\n: SAC, Norfolk\nCT: I FLYING DISCS\nRe Bureau Bulletin No. 42, dated July 30, 1947,\nSeries 1947, wherein information is set forth pertaining to\nflying discs.\nThere is enclosed with this letter a newspaper\nclipping from the \"Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch\", dated July 9, 194-7.\nThe photograph appearing on this clipping is a.lleged to represent\na flying disc which was observed by BILLH'URRENTINE, a Norfolk\nschool boy, who was successful in photographing the object with\nhis small camera.\nBILLY was interviewed on August 8, 1947 by Special\nAgent (A) THOMAS J. OONNOR, at which time BILLY informed that the\noriginal negative was given by him to a Mr. BROWN of the Photo\nCraftsman Service, who in turn furnished the negative to the\nInternational News Service. BILLY advised that he has an agree­\nment with.Mr• .BROffl whereby the latter will. share equally in any\nprofits derived frpm the use of the negative by conmercial firms\nJ\nor newspapers. As of August 8, 194-7 BILLY has notreceived any\nf-./\nremuneration for the use of this negative.\nHe informed that he was sitting on the front porch\nof his apartment which is located on the third floor at 410 West\n14th Street, Norfolk, Virginia, around noontime on July 8, 1947.\nHe had re~ numerous newspaper articles pertaining to flying discs\nand decided to sit on his front porch in the hopes of seeing one\nand attempting to photograph it. On July 8, 1947 BILLY observed\na large, b~ack object moving rapidly through space proceeding from\nthe southwest to a northeast direction. He said the black object\nwas foUowed by two smaller objects which also proceeded in the\nsame direction. BILLY explained that the objects were moving at\na very fast speed which appeared to him to be much faster than\nthe speed of an airplane, and further, that the objects appeared\nto be extremely high.\nHe said that they were much higher than the\naverage plane travels in the City of Norfolk and appeared to be\nabove the clouds, and that a white mist followed e~ch of the three\nobjects. BILLY was \\lllable to state what the black objects repre­\nsented, but admitted that they could have been large balloons.\nHe\nindicated that he has observed small, toy balloons flying through\nthe air, but that definitely these were not the toy type bal loons.\nHe said that when he first observed the objects they werekat'i\"s_ych,\n0\na great distance from him that it was not necessary that ~--raise\n~6 9 ) - fS\nhis head in order to see them from his porch on the third n-oor-\n_ ~\nof the apartment building.\nHe iomediately turned around tQ. oote.in .\n,\nBIDCORDtW\n(}\ncfaOPIES DESTROYED\n1\nlND:EXE,o\n1-ft.111~jf7 27 0\nNOV 181%4\nvr"
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   "n": 158,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p158.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nl\n•"
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   "n": 159,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p159.jpg",
   "text": "t ·\n•\nLetter to Director, FBI\nRes\nFLYING DISCS\nAugust 8, 1947\nhis cam.era and estimated it took him approximately twenty to thirty\nseconds, at which time the discs were al.most directly over his apart­\nment and it was necessary that he stoop and look up almost perpen­\ndicular in order to obtain the photograph, which accounts for the\nporch railing being shom in the newspaper clipping. BILLY pointed\nout that the day on which he took the picture, the weather was hazy\nand somewhat cloudy and there was a slight breeze blowing from the\nsouthwest in the general direction of the northeast, which is the\nsame direction traveled by the black image which he photographed.\nInasmuch as the Army authorities in the Tidewater Area\nof Virginia are cognizant of the above information, no further investi­\ngation will be conducted by this office in this matter.\nF.nclosure ._\nTJC:lab\n62-182\n- 2 ­\n•"
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   "n": 160,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p160.jpg",
   "text": "flying D_isc 'Bigger Than Automobile' Photographed (\n~y Youth Who Is Amazed Because No One Else Saw It\nBy GEORGF. J1J.:B1,;H1'\nfew seconds Jater dicln·t look any-\nThe flying disc \"was lots hig~er thing like saucers.\"\nthan an automobile.\" and 1.3-year- Looked t,ike Football\nloJd Ril Turrenline. of 410 \\Vest\nThe bov st.uck to his football\nFom·teenth Street. docsn·t under- comparison, explaining that the\nstanrl whv almost everybody in object was sort~f rounded. more\nXorfolk didn't see it.\noval than disc-like, and that though\nIn fact. when h<' came to the it wobbled in its not·theastward\nLedger-Dispatch with a photograph flight i~ was _traveling very rapidly,\nhe had taken of the object. Ile about 600 miles an hour.\nwanted to know why the newspa·\nHe guessed that the altitude of\n!pers hadn't alreact,· taken1a pie- the thing was about :i,000 feet,\nof 1t. \"l thought vour nhoto• just below the clouds. In color it\n,1 ere fast,\" he t91c1· a re- was \"gray, almost black,\" and\nlooked like a \"bumed crisp.\" or\n,\nlfJi\nit.¥\n®'<!\n•NORFOLK BOY .-\\XO PHO'l'O OF DISC-Bill 'l'nrr('ntiuc, 1;;, (1·i1thO\ntells L <'dger-DlSJlllt<'h reporter Gco1·gr H<'rh('t·t (left) of t h(' \"lud , .1\"\ncircum~tances which ('nabled him to takl' thl' photograph :it far\nright of a fl)'ing disc. Ho\\\\ ever, the boy said th<' objl'l't pictured hl'l'c\nlooked and 1110,•('d morP lik<' a football, lreiog roundrd nucl oval, 1·athrr\nthan di,r-llke.\nBill took this picture from the po1'('h or his honw at\n410 West )<'oul'leenth Shl'H hrtw<'e11 1J o'c-lock and noon 'l'ut•sda~·.\n(Editoi·'s\n' iot<':\n..\\!though\nthe maybe a rock or stone. The edges\n•\n1\n\" 1•ti\\ ti\nI\nt\nl/ 0 1 r\n0\n,Lcdger-Oi,pate h has had m:rny re- Iglittered, he said, and seemed to be usiug an ° d cnme,·a,\n' \" 8 mt er srt at\n1 OI 1\na second. He\n()orts of ril ing di,c~ and sau<·c,·s in !trailing dust. Neither it nor the said thr \"flying foothnll\" i,hown here was follo\\\\rd br two smali t·\nrccl'ut da, s, 110 otlier person re- two which follo\\\\ed made any ones, all moving at about 600 miles an hou1• and h<' gnr,secl lhl') ,n e\npo1·tcd s1·ein•,~ thr ob,kct which Tur- sound.\nabout 3,000 feet high, Just orlo..!v the clouds. 'f'hl' plwtograph r1•11ro1l ••\n1 rentlnc photog1·apl1ecl.)\nBill ~aid he wasn·t yery sur- ed hen • i~ an P11lal·ge111ent mad!' b~· Photo Craffs mP11.\nJn the fo1 ·1\nHowever, Bill, said he had done pl'is~~I when _he saw th~ ·obj~ct, ga·ouncl or young 'l'111·rentine's 11ktm·r is the 1ion·h t·ail of hiq home.\nsome fast moving himself shortly 1but almost killed myself getting\nshots of it with his camera, set at enlargement made by Photo Crafts-\nbefore :i.o~n Tuesday, '1'Irnn I1e J/100th of a second\nmen.\n•\nstood on his front porch and saw\n.\n•\n.\n.\n.\n.\n. .\n.\nthe Jarll'.e gra~· object, \"i·ock!ng\nHe called his 18-year-old sister,\nPh?to expe1 ts of th~s _f11 m :11 e\nand spinning like a football\" and ,Josephme, lo co1:ne,and Jook, ~ut ~onv1~_ced that the bo, _did a ~!ne\ncoming from the southwest.\napparently she d1dn t bellen him. .10~ with th~ old cameia he . \\as\n\\\nh\n•• 1 ,\nr\nb II\"\nd using.\nHavmg closelv exammed\nHe had iust returned from Sum-\n• s t.c\nf ) mg oot a\npasse the negative thfv said the only\nme1· school clas~es at }.1aury, he ov~r, Bill said he took three shots flaw was in the kind of film which\nsaid, and with all the talk about of it. but ,~hen he hurriedly t~•vel- perhaps didn't bring out enough\n\"flving saucers,\" had gone ouL oped, the film,_ aft~r leggln~ it t? detail. 'l'hev pointed out, however,\nwi h his t·.amcra to see if he could Olne~ Road fo1 ~ vial of develope1. that this i:vasn't really a flaw, in\nse anythmg.\n•\nonly one ?e~ative came out well view of the fact that Bill's pheto-\nI don't see·whv they call lhem enough foi I eproductlon.\ngraph, with the cornparison af­\nfl ng saucers:· he said. \"The hig I He showed a reporter a contact 1£orde'd by the front porch rail and\no.\nI took a picture of and_ the two pnnt ~e _ha~ ~ade hlms<;\"lf. __and the tre<'s, w~s certainly the best\nlittle one~ that c-ame behmcl It a the pictu1e 1ep1oduced heie ts an one tl:tken smce the mysterious\n! disc~ wet'P fit•i;t l\"l'l)OrtNl"
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   "n": 161,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p161.jpg",
   "text": "' /@fie e~tying~ ~ of(,\n5615 5He~ia ~face\n&'an ':D~ego 4, &l(lf•\n•\nT~\nROBIN\nA r,n:MORi,J.!IJUr.! OF IMPORTANCE\n­\n(For your Information)\nTHIS !v!Er/ORANDU?J i s respectfully addressed to certain scientists of distinct ion,\nto iilll)ortant aeronautical and 1nilitary authorities, to a numbor of public officials,\nand to a fow publications•\nThe writer h8:_s l i ttle axpoctation t hat anything of import will be ~ecc;nplished\nby this gesture . The moro fact that the data herein ~ere obtained by so- called\nsupernormal~ i s~bably sufficient to insure i ts disregard by nearly all the\nper sons addr essed; never theless it seems a public duty to make i t available. (The\npresent writer has several university degrees and uas formerly a universit y depart­\nment head) .\nA very seri ous situation may develop at &ny t i me uith r egard t o th~ \"flying\nsaucers.\"\nIf one of theso shc-uld be attacked, t he attacking plane '17111 almost cer ­\ntainly be destroyed. In tho public mind this might create near panic and internat­\nional suspici on. The princip84- data concerning these craft is no~ at hand and must\nbe offered, no matter how fantastic and Wli ntelligiblo it may seem to minds not\npreviously i nstructed in thinking of this type.\n#\nl. Part of the disks carry cre~s , others are under remote control.\n2.\nTheir mission is peaceful. The visitors contemplate settli ng on this ~lanot.\nII\n3. These visitor~ are human- liko but much larger in size.\n4 .\nThey are NOT excarnate earth people, but come from their o;m \\/Orld.\n5. They do NOT come from any \"planet \" as -10 use tha ,;1ord, but from an otheric\nplanet .mich intorpenetratos 7~th our orm and is not per ceptible to us.\n6. The bodies of the viaitors , and the craft also , automatically ''I:Jatcrialize\"\non entering the vibratcry rate of our dense matter: (Cp. \"apports. 11 )\n? .\nThe disks possess a tYl)e of radiant energy, or a ray, which will easil y\ndisintegrate any attacking ship .\nThey r eenter the otheric at will, and\nso si mply disappear from our vision, without :brace .\nThe region from which they come i s NOT the \"astral plane\" , but corros ­\nponds t o the Lokas or Talas . St udents of esoteric matter s .nll understand\nthese terms.\nIND~1J\n9,\nThey probably cannot be re~ched by radio, but pr\n'F1Ycan be by radar ,if\na signal system can be devised for that ca; snatu ·.1\n'f\"'\n,tJ f\"\n\" ~\nWo give i nformation end oorning, and can do no more. Lev· t he n:ewcomeTs be\n~reated uith every kindness. Unless the disks ar e ,n~ ~(\\i, a 3*Aijtion rt3:J:®atens\nwit h which our culturo and science are incapable of~~rng.\nA heavy rosponsib,il­\ni ty rests upon t he rm.- in authority v;ho ar e able to understand ilei. e ma-tter.\nN.Meade l.£l.yne\n/✓\nddendum: Th I kas are oval ah pe,\nlU~ea\nthwi\n3615 A~~ Placo\noval with a he t-re~isting metal er alloy not yet k\nSan Diego, California.\nthe\ndl ~l:!.W.:>.Y.'H.-~\"'-·\n21"
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   "n": 162,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p162.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\n•\n, . .\n'\n•\n•\n08B'IH- 03Al3 :J 3l:I\nL~, ~~ Lf. 6 \\Ell'l'\n'"
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   "n": 163,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p163.jpg",
   "text": "Mr. Tolson.__\nMr. E. A. Tamm_\nMr. Chee___\nMr. Coffey_\n_,.\nMr. Glavin\ni?\nMr. Ladd ~\nMr . Nicholl__\nMr. Rosen___\nMr. Tracy___\nMr. Canon__\nMr. E&an___\nMr. Hendon__\nMr. Pennincton_\nMr. Quinn Tamm_\nDECODED COPY '\nMr. Neaae___\nMi•s Gandy__\nWASH FRUU SFRAN\nS2\n~-9-47\n2-50 PM\nKC\n/4RECTOR f l:3 1 AND SACS , SEATTLE AND PORTL AND\nURGENT\n~ L YI NG UI SKS, SECUR ITY MATTER-x.\nLT. COL. uONALD c. SPR l l~GER OF\nG2, SAN FRANC ISCO,\nA □V I SEG TODAY HE HAS NO FURTHER I NFORMATI ON\nAi\"ll.l THAT OUt~ SEATTLt: OFF I CE IS I N POSSESS I ON OF ALL I Nf Ol<MAT I ON\nEs Y 11 111 MW I S HAtWLI MG THE t1ATT~\n.AlnT~ OMA , \\ t\\SH I NGTON . /\n•\nij. 1. l\\• . •\n{; r7 -\n~ (5\ny\nKI MBALL\n--a,Ecou.DE1>\nREC EIVE D\n~ 5-.i-47\n'.): 15Ei:-:-1~ ST\nMG\n-r-/~ ,.\nSE ATTr. A •\nt?TL At~o ADV I SE O\n'--r.-,,\nIf the i\nn ~co~tained in the above message is to be disseminated r\\\noutside\ne ur\ntis suggested that it be suitably paraphrased in\norder to protee\ne Bureau's coding systems.\n.\nK1~0 \\1N\nSACS\n11"
  },
  {
   "n": 164,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p164.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•"
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   "n": 165,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p165.jpg",
   "text": "I\nTO\nDATE:\nAugust 1 , 1947\nFROM\nSUBJECT: ms. ARTHUR D0UGLasa,\\tm)ERS0N.\nINFORHANT\nThere is attached hereto a letter recei ved.from the captioned\n. individual postmarked July 12, 1947, concerning 11flying saucers . 11\nThere is also attached a letter- of acknowledgement to .:rs·.\n·t\nAnderson together with a letter to the War Depa.rt 1ent for ap~roval.\nIt is reco:1, ,ended th...1.t the letter to the Wi:>.r Department- be In~\nforwarded to the Liaison Section for transmittal to that agency.\n~\n• ~.\nJ;,j)\n.\n.\n~\nAttachments/~\niVVC:mJp\n()£-'(' .\nRECORDED"
  },
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   "n": 166,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p166.jpg",
   "text": "•"
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  {
   "n": 167,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p167.jpg",
   "text": "t\nfWt:.IIA\\. 6\\.REAU Of IH'IE.Sl1GAllOM\n•\n\\\nU, s. DEPARTMENT Of JUSTICE\nt---­\nCOMMUNIC~IO~ SEGTlOM\nAUG 'rf'f947\nTELETYPE\nFBI PORTLAND\n8 - 11 - 47\n1-17 PM PST\nKAM\n~ECTOR\nURGENT\nFLYING DISCS .\nSECURI TY MATTER DASH X.\nONE RED\nAlTIELD , ~O~\nPI.LOT AND PRESENTLY AIRPORT MANAGER, MYRTLE CREEK,\nOREGON, REPORTS\nSEEING A MYSTERIOUS OBJECT ON TWO OCASIONS THE EVENING OF AUGUST SIXTH\nWHILE FLYING AT ABOUT FI VE THOUSAND FEET ABOVE MYRTLE CREEK .\nHA1TIELD TO\nBE INTERVIEWED .\nBOBBI TT\nEND\n5- 18 PM OK FBI WASH DC GAR\nV"
  },
  {
   "n": 168,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p168.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•"
  },
  {
   "n": 169,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p169.jpg",
   "text": "• ~...:W...o FORM NO. 64\n•\n/ 1v;;;\n•\n,._ Office Memorandum • UNITED ~-----.3 GOVERNMENT,\nI TO\n: DI.B.l!CTOR, Fl3I\nDATE: August 12, 1947\nFROM ~, MILWAUKD\nSUBJECT: <tYING DISOS\nSA:OOTAGE\nB.aference is made to Bllreau Bulletin No. 42. Series 1947,\ndated July 30, 1947, Section (B), which ad.vises that a.11 reports\nconcerning flying discs should be investigated by field offices.\nPrior to the receipt of these instructions, two iastances\nwere called to the attention of this office concerning flying discs.\nOne report was received July 7, 1947, the details of which are set\nforth in Milwaukee letter to the Bureau dated July 8, 1947, entitled,\n11l'l;ying Discs or Saucers, Misce'l.laneous, Telephone Call from Mr.\nJ'l.etcher at the lNree.u at 8:30 a.m., 7-7-47.\"\nNo investigation was\nconducted concerning this report.\nThe second rtport was receiTed by this office at 1:20 p.m.\nJuly 11, 1947, from Lieutenant Colonel HARRY w. SCHAEB\"J'.1, who is 1n\ncharge of the CiVil Air Patrol of Wisconsin, an awd.liary of the\nArmy Air Forces.\nOn that occasion Colonel SCHAEFER, calling from\nBlack B.iver Falls, Wisconsin~ telephonicall.y advised this office that\nan object in the shape of a di, c, nineteen inches in diameter had been\nfound July' 10, 1947, by one SIG' RANSON, city- electrician on the Jackson\nOounty f'a.irgrounds, near m.a.ck B.i er Falls, Wisoonsin, about 3:30 p.m.\nThe disc might be made of a substance SlX:h as cardboard covered by a\nsilver airplane dope material. The contraption bas a small wooden tail\nlike a rudder in the 'back and inside of the disc is what appears to be\nan ROA photo-eleotric cell or tu.be. Also inside the disc is a. little\nelectric motor with a shaft running to the cent er of the disc. At one\nend of the shaft is a very small propeller. In Colonel SCHAEF!lt's\nopinion that contraption might possibly have been made by some juvenile.\nOolonel SCHAEl'm stated that he desired to return the contraption to\nMilwaukee and eventually turn it over to the Army Air Jorces, but that\nthe finder, SIG HANSOlf, apparently wanted to get some publicity on bis\nfind. and wanted it returned to him.\nThia information was telt!)hOnically- ca.J.led. to the attention\nof Assistant Director D. M. LADD of the :Bureau on July 11, 1947.\nSubsequmtly, SAC H. X. JOHNSON telephoned Colonel FRED SIEBERT\nin charge of Counter Intelligence, l!'ifth Army, Chicago AO of S G-2\n__.-­\nBead.quarters l'ifth Army, last Hyde Park Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, who\n/\nstated he would contact Colonel SOHAEF:m of :Black B.iver Falls, Wisconsin.\nCOPIES DESTROYED\n27 v\nNOV 18 1964"
  },
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   "n": 170,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p170.jpg",
   "text": "•\n•\nDirector\n.,\n8-12-47\n1'he above constitutes the only two instances in which\nthis office was contacted concerning flying discs. Unless contrary\ninstructions are received frcm the Bureau, this office does not\ncontanplate taking any further action in connection with the above\ntwo cases, but will tully investigate a.11 future reports concerning\nflying discs.\nJGF/Mc\n98-0"
  },
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   "n": 171,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p171.jpg",
   "text": "August 5, 1947\nMr. Fred .\nibold\n231; Himebaugll Avenue\nOmaha, tJebraska\nDear Vr. Reibold:\n0J_;l,d (..~\nd/<.~\nI wish to acknowledge receipt r your letter post­\nmarked July 10, 1947, together with its enclosure.\nInasmuch as the information which you furnished is\nof interest to the ar Department I liave taken the liberty of\nfurnishing it to that agency for their consideration.\nSincerely yours,­\nJohn Edgar Hoover\nDirector\nr\n5/"
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   "n": 172,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p172.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 173,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p173.jpg",
   "text": "•\ncUppinc re"
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   "n": 174,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p174.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 175,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p175.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 176,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p176.jpg",
   "text": "•'\n•"
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   "n": 177,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p177.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 178,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p178.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 179,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p179.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 180,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p180.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 181,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p181.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 182,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p182.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 183,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p183.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 184,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p184.jpg",
   "text": ""
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   "n": 185,
   "image": "https://wearenotalone.space/transcripts/65-hs1-834228961-62-hq-83894-section-1/p185.jpg",
   "text": "L\n/\nV\n\\\n.......\n0\nI\nmonu\nCONFIDENTIAL"
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