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  Steep Rock Lake (setting photo, not of the event) Scan

  Mysteries of Canada ·from The Little Green Men of Steep Rock Lake (1950)
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  Newspaper page of 29 March 1950 on the regional saucer wave Scan

  Thunder Bay Public Library ·from The Little Green Men of Steep Rock Lake (1950)
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  Great Falls Tribune, 11 Nov 1950: "Flying saucer movies to be shown here" Scan

  Great Falls Tribune, via Patrick Gross ·from The Mariana UFO Film (1950)
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  Berkshire Eagle, 12 Sep 1950: "Flying saucer film taken over by AF" Scan

  Berkshire Eagle, via Patrick Gross ·from The Mariana UFO Film (1950)

  Flying Saucer Film Taken Over by AF GREAT FALLS, Mont. (P)—Nick Mariana says that the Air Force has taken his color movies of two dives that burst over a baseball park here Aug. 15. He said he turned the color films over to the air technical command here at the request of a special investigator of t…

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  Berkshire Eagle, 12 Oct 1950: "Photos of saucers? Spoiled say AF" Scan

  Berkshire Eagle, via Patrick Gross ·from The Mariana UFO Film (1950)

  Photos of Sancers? Spotled, Says AF DAYTON, Ohio (AF)—No one will ever know if those airborne objects photographed by a Great Falls, Mont., baseball manager were "giving mascars." The Air Force, which Manager Nick Mariana said confiscated pictures he took, reported the color film was "too dark to di…

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  Berkshire Eagle clipping: "Mariana reports flying disk" (date listed on source page needs checking) Scan

  Berkshire Eagle, via Patrick Gross ·from The Mariana UFO Film (1950)

  Mariana Reports Flying Discs Could it be that even baseballs now come home to roost? Nick Marina, general manager of the park, said he self that question this morning. Two objects—for all the world like the long gong that plays the melody, but the ball that balls it back just past. By Lou Brigantii …

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  Poster frame of the 1956 film segment containing the Mariana footage Scan

  Greene-Rouse Productions / United Artists ·from The Mariana UFO Film (1950)
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  Trent photo as reprinted in Popular Science, August 1951 Scan

  Paul Trent / Popular Science ·from The McMinnville (Trent) UFO Photographs (1950)
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  Photo 2 as printed in LIFE, 26 June 1950 Scan

  Paul Trent / LIFE ·from The McMinnville (Trent) UFO Photographs (1950)
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  McMinnville Telephone-Register front page, 8 June 1950 Scan

  AHA Perspectives on History ·from The McMinnville (Trent) UFO Photographs (1950)
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  The Trents boarding their flight to New York for We the People, 1950 Scan

  McMenamins Blog, no credit stated ·from The McMinnville (Trent) UFO Photographs (1950)
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  Paul Trent with his camera, from LIFE, 26 June 1950 Scan

  LIFE, photographer not named ·from The McMinnville (Trent) UFO Photographs (1950)
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  Photo 1 as printed in LIFE, 26 June 1950 Scan

  Paul Trent / LIFE ·from The McMinnville (Trent) UFO Photographs (1950)
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  Mary Ann Van Hoof. Scan

  divinemysteries.info ·from The Necedah Apparitions: Mary Ann Van Hoof and the Assumption Day Crowd (1950)
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  Messages and drawings. Scan

  divinemysteries.info ·from The Necedah Apparitions: Mary Ann Van Hoof and the Assumption Day Crowd (1950)

  They heed not my pleas. My The evil is consuming them. pits of blackest of sins. My falling upon them. Their cries children turn their backs on me. My children have fallen into the Divine Son's punishment will be will be too late.…

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  The Van Hoof farm near Necedah, Wisconsin, site of the reported visions. Scan

  Hanneman Archive (photographer not credited) ·from The Necedah Apparitions: Mary Ann Van Hoof and the Assumption Day Crowd (1950)
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  The Kaukauna Times, 16 August 1950, page 7. Scan

  The Kaukauna Times ·from The Necedah Apparitions: Mary Ann Van Hoof and the Assumption Day Crowd (1950)

  megprint From The Milwaukee Journal THREE BUS LOADS of people from Hollandown, Little Chute, and Kaukauna made the 117-mile trip to Necedah yesterday, where Mrs. Fred Van Hoof, 40, a farm house wife says that the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to her for the seventh time yesterday. A statue of Our Lad…

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  Mary Ann Van Hoof at her farm near Necedah, Wisconsin. Scan

  Hanneman Archive (photographer not credited) ·from The Necedah Apparitions: Mary Ann Van Hoof and the Assumption Day Crowd (1950)
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  The apparition site at Necedah. Scan

  divinemysteries.info ·from The Necedah Apparitions: Mary Ann Van Hoof and the Assumption Day Crowd (1950)
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  Cleft in the hills at Dunachton, the alternative battle site Scan

  Geograph ·from The Nechtansmere Battle Vision, Letham, Angus (1950) (1950)
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  Entering Dunnichen Village from Forfar, 13 October 2008 Scan

  Alan Morrison (Geograph) ·from The Nechtansmere Battle Vision, Letham, Angus (1950) (1950)
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  Pictish carving said to show the battle Scan

  from The Nechtansmere Battle Vision, Letham, Angus (1950) (1950)
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  Dunnichen Hill Scan

  from The Nechtansmere Battle Vision, Letham, Angus (1950) (1950)
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  Pictish warrior carving on the Golspie stone Scan

  from The Nechtansmere Battle Vision, Letham, Angus (1950) (1950)
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  Historian Alex Woolf Scan

  from The Nechtansmere Battle Vision, Letham, Angus (1950) (1950)
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  Dunnichen Moss looking north to Dunnichen Hill Scan

  Photograph © B Keeling ·from The Nechtansmere Battle Vision, Letham, Angus (1950) (1950)
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  Header graphic (composite, not a photograph) Scan

  The UFO Chronicles ·from The Oak Ridge Atomic Plant Radar-Visual Flap (1950)

  SAC, ENOYVILLE 10-13-50 8-26 PM 270 CIRCLETON, FRI UNIONT RADAR DETECTION OF UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS OVER OAK RIDGE OCTOBER TWELVE WINETEEN FIFTY, PROTECTION OF VITAL INSTALLATIONS. USAF RADAR INSTALLATION AT KNOXVILLE AT ELEVEN TWENTYFIVE PM, EST. OCTOBER TWELVE. PICKED UP INDICATIONS OF ELEVEN OBJECT…

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  FBI teletype of 5 December 1950 on radar effects at Oak Ridge Scan

  FBI via The UFO Chronicles ·from The Oak Ridge Atomic Plant Radar-Visual Flap (1950)
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  The Y-12 area at Oak Ridge (site photograph, not of the objects) Scan

  NICAP ·from The Oak Ridge Atomic Plant Radar-Visual Flap (1950)
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  Project Blue Book record for the Oak Ridge sightings Scan

  Project Blue Book via NICAP ·from The Oak Ridge Atomic Plant Radar-Visual Flap (1950)
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  FBI teletype of 13 October 1950 reporting eleven radar objects over Oak Ridge Scan

  FBI via The UFO Chronicles ·from The Oak Ridge Atomic Plant Radar-Visual Flap (1950)
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  Page 1 of the CIA report, smaller rendering Scan

  CIA ·from The Oskar Linke Landing at Haselbach (1950)
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  Page 1 of the CIA report 00-W-23682, "Flying Saucers in East Germany" Scan

  CIA ·from The Oskar Linke Landing at Haselbach (1950)

  INFORMATION FROM FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS REPORT NO. 00 -W-23682 CD NO. COUNTRY Germany SUBJECT Military; Scientific DATE OF INFORMATION 1952 HOW PUBLISHED Daily newspaper DATE DIST. 23 AUG 1952 WHERE PUBLISHED Athena DATE PUBLISHED 9 Jul 1952 NO. OF PAGES 2 THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMAT…

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  Analytical diagram from the SUNlite / CENAP analysis, possibly a sky position chart (URL reconstructed, unverified) Scan

  SUNlite / CENAP ·from Capital Airlines Flight 610 and the lighted object near Andrews AFB (Blue Book Case 1011) (1951)
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  Project Blue Book record card for Case 1011 (URL reconstructed from a relative link, unverified) Scan

  U.S. Air Force, Project Blue Book, via SUNlite / CENAP ·from Capital Airlines Flight 610 and the lighted object near Andrews AFB (Blue Book Case 1011) (1951)
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  Richard Frere, who later claimed the humps were hay bales Scan

  via Roland Watson ·from Lachlan Stuart's Three Humps Photograph, Loch Ness (1951)
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  Lachlan Stuart interviewed for the BBC documentary Legend of the Loch, 1958 Scan

  BBC, via Roland Watson ·from Lachlan Stuart's Three Humps Photograph, Loch Ness (1951)
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  Partial scan of Tom Bourdillon's letter describing the tracks. Scan

  Tom Bourdillon ·from Shipton and Ward Yeti Footprints, Menlung Glacier, 1951 (1951)
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  Jeff Meldrum's reconstruction of the Shipton print. Scan

  Jeff Meldrum ·from Shipton and Ward Yeti Footprints, Menlung Glacier, 1951 (1951)
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  Deformed feet of a Nepalese highlander, offered by Ward in support of his explanation. Scan

  Michael Ward / Alpine Journal ·from Shipton and Ward Yeti Footprints, Menlung Glacier, 1951 (1951)
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  Lt. Fred W. Kingdon's report, page 2 Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from The Bethune Encounter: US Navy Flight 125 off Newfoundland (1951)
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  Intelligence report IR-4-51, page 1 Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from The Bethune Encounter: US Navy Flight 125 off Newfoundland (1951)
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  NICAP case map Scan

  NICAP ·from The Bethune Encounter: US Navy Flight 125 off Newfoundland (1951)
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  Intelligence report IR-4-51, page 2 Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from The Bethune Encounter: US Navy Flight 125 off Newfoundland (1951)
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  Naval message scan from the Project Blue Book microfilm (NARA) Scan

  US National Archives, via NICAP ·from The Bethune Encounter: US Navy Flight 125 off Newfoundland (1951)
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  A US Navy R5D aircraft of the type involved, not the incident aircraft Scan

  from The Bethune Encounter: US Navy Flight 125 off Newfoundland (1951)
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  NICAP chart of the Moon's position during the incident Scan

  NICAP ·from The Bethune Encounter: US Navy Flight 125 off Newfoundland (1951)
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  Lt. Fred W. Kingdon's report, page 1 Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from The Bethune Encounter: US Navy Flight 125 off Newfoundland (1951)
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  Collage of newspaper clippings about Western Australian sightings, including a possible 1957 sighting, from the WA Police UFO File. Scan

  State Records Office of WA ·from The Chowerup Lands Inspector Sighting (1951)
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  Witness sketch from the Kununurra report of 14 to 15 August 1966, held in the same WA Police UFO File. Scan

  State Records Office of WA ·from The Chowerup Lands Inspector Sighting (1951)