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A flying object was observed over Portland on September 11, 1947.

Records of the Radio Dispatcher, Portland Police Department, reflect that first notice of unidentified objects in flight over the city on September 11, 1947 was received from officers in District 18.

Chief of Police Leon V. Jenkins observed a round silver object traveling at high speed.

in District 18. JENKINS observed what appeared to be a round silver object, about 10,000 feet high, travelling northeast to southwest. It was

A flying object was observed near Bethel, Alaska, in July 1947.

It had been reported to Military Intelligence that Mr. PECK and his co-pilot VINCE DALY had observed some flying object near Bethel, Alaska, in July, 1947.

The Air Force is responsible for investigating flying disc incidents.

The numbered air forces of this command are responsible for the prompt investigation and reporting of incidents relating to 'flying discs'.

The document records that COURTNEY PARKER at his resi= dence in South Royalton, Vermont and he stated that all the information he has con= cerning the flying discs he saw, is set forth in the letter that he sent to the Bureau dated September 17, 1947.

COURTNEY PARKER at his resi= dence in South Royalton, Vermont and he stated that all the information he has con= cerning the flying discs he saw, is set forth in the letter that he sent to the Bureau dated September 17, 1947.

The document records that houston, Texas, Lecember 27, 1918 SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Object deseribed by complainant as possible flying dise determined to be a model tow target or kite which had been abandoned after unsuccessful tests.

Houston, Texas, Lecember 27, 1918 SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Object deseribed by complainant as possible flying dise determined to be a model tow target or kite which had been abandoned after unsuccessful tests.

The document records that march 31, 1949 a lighted object about the size of a basketball, reddish white in color, followed by a fire trail, was observed southwest of No Killeen Base, adjacent to Camp Hood, Texas.

March 31, 1949 a lighted object about the size of a basketball, reddish white in color, followed by a fire trail, was observed southwest of No Killeen Base, adjacent to Camp Hood, Texas.

The document records that sincerely yours, John Edgar Ho Director Wren NOTE: Correspondent reports correspondence she has had with the Ziff-Davis Publishing Company itn connection with the "flying saucers” which were observed by her brother.

Sincerely yours, John Edgar Ho Director Wren NOTE: Correspondent reports correspondence she has had with the Ziff-Davis Publishing Company itn connection with the "flying saucers” which were observed by her brother.

The document records that SAC Willis stated he had informed Lieutenant Robert Fleming of the AAF, Ellington Field, and Captain Bush, the Army representative in Houston, of this object and that Noack would be interviewed that morning in the Houston Office with Lieutenant Fleming being present.

SAC Willis stated he had informed Lieutenant Robert Fleming of the AAF, Ellington Field, and Captain Bush, the Army representative in Houston, of this object and that Noack would be interviewed that morning in the Houston Office with Lieutenant Fleming being present.

The document records that colonel Gasser stated that he knew nothing of an official nature concerning "Flying Discs" other than the fact that they are believed by Air Force Intelligence officials to be man-made missiles, rather than some natural phenomena.

Colonel Gasser stated that he knew nothing of an official nature concerning "Flying Discs" other than the fact that they are believed by Air Force Intelligence officials to be man-made missiles, rather than some natural phenomena.

The document records that it was further determined from Colonel Gasser that most all of the flying discs seen by persons in the United States approached this country from a northerly direction and returned in the same direction, ndicating the strong possibility that they are coming from Russia.

It was further determined from Colonel Gasser that most all of the flying discs seen by persons in the United States approached this country from a northerly direction and returned in the same direction, ndicating the strong possibility that they are coming from Russia.

The document records that JOHNSON that he had heard that an individual had reported seeing a "flying disk" to the Intelligence Office at the Base but that the Intelligence Officer had not furnished the information to him.

JOHNSON that he had heard that an individual had reported seeing a "flying disk" to the Intelligence Office at the Base but that the Intelligence Officer had not furnished the information to him.

The document records that bailey Brower (Bureau Agent) and George Fugate, Jr., A-2 representative from Hamilton Field, California, The purpose of the interview was to secure from Mr, Rhodes information and photographs of a flying disc, which had been sighted and photographed by Rhodes.

Bailey Brower (Bureau Agent) and George Fugate, Jr., A-2 representative from Hamilton Field, California, The purpose of the interview was to secure from Mr, Rhodes information and photographs of a flying disc, which had been sighted and photographed by Rhodes.

The document records that well ‘Looks Like Flying Seegars Now Flying saucers are passe, | Pulaski radio reported two seen Now people in Bristol are see- there.

Well ‘Looks Like Flying Seegars Now Flying saucers are passe, | Pulaski radio reported two seen Now people in Bristol are see- there.

In February 1948, the FBI told its San Francisco office that Bureau policy remained not to investigate flying-disc reports, while it would exchange relevant information with the Air Force.

The Bureau is conducting no investigations concerning flying discs. We will, however, give the Air Forces any information which comes to our attention.

robert D. Adair observed a bright reflection of the sun on a silvery metal object over Portland.

Upon looking at the sky ADAIR observed the very bright reflection of the sun on some object which was apparently made of silvery metal.