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  Walter Franklin Prince Scan

  Psi Encyclopedia ·from The first "Patience Worth" communication, St. Louis (1913)
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  Walter Franklin Prince Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (Mary Ellen Spook Farm) (1922)
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  Walter Franklin Prince Scan

  from The Caledonia Mills Fire Spook (Mary Ellen Spook Farm) (1922)
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  New York Times, 6 January 1934, issue carrying the Grant report Scan

  Rare Newspapers ·from Arthur Grant's land sighting of the Loch Ness Monster on the Abriachan road, 1934 (1934)

  The New York Time Copyright, 1934, by The New York Times Company. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1934. Entered as Second-Class Matter, PostalTin, New York, N. Y. oottle of Gin house Dispute Attended Press N. Jan. N.-The Who carried held the atten- sure for a time members, Repetition and Sabath, Alpi…

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  Historical marker for Capt. Mantell in Franklin, Kentucky, unveiled in 2001 Scan

  Mark S. Hilton, 7 May 2015 ·from The Mantell UFO Incident (1948)

  CAPTAIN THOMAS F. MANTELL, JR. Born in Franklin, Ky., 30 June 1922. Graduated Male High School. Louisville. Joined Army Air Corps. 16 June 1942. Graduated Flight School, 30 June 1943. During WW II. Mantell assigned to 440th Troop Carrier Group. 96th Troop Carrier Squadron. 9th Air Force. Awarded Dis…

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  New York Times, 9 January 1948 (scan 3) Scan

  RareNewspapers.com ·from The Mantell UFO Incident (1948)

  of the planes later called reported no success." reported no success. Captain Mantell, an air hero during the Allied invasion of Normandy, was the third pilot. His mother, Mrs. Thomas F. Mantell Sr., said in Louisville she was informed that her son flew too high in his pursuit of the object and lost…

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  The Mantell historical marker in Franklin, Kentucky Scan

  Courtesy of The Brief, via army.mil ·from The Mantell UFO Incident (1948)

  CAPTAIN THOMAS F. MANTELL, JR. Born in Franklin, Ky., 30 June 1922. Graduated Male High School, Louisville. Joined Army Air Corps, 16 June 1942. Graduated Flight School, 30 June 1943 During WW II. Mantell assigned to 440th Troop Carrier Group, 96th Troop Carrier Squadron, 9th Air Force. Awarded Dist…

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  New York Times, 9 January 1948, p. 11: Flier Dies Chasing a 'Flying Saucer' Scan

  RareNewspapers.com ·from The Mantell UFO Incident (1948)

  FLIER DIES CHASING A 'FLYING SAUCER' Plane Explodes Over Kentucky as That and Near States Report Strange Object LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan. 8 (AP) Several areas of Kentucky and adjoining states were excited today over reports of a "flying saucer" which led to the death of one National Guard flier and frui…

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  The Commercial Appeal, 22 March 1950, scan 1 Scan

  The Commercial Appeal ·from Chicago & Southern Airlines DC-3 porthole disc, Hazen, Arkansas (1950)

  'IT' LOOKED LIKE THIS This is Capt. Jack Adams' conception of the strange object which he and First Officer G. W. Anderson Jr. saw over Hazen, Ark., Monday night while flying a Chicago & Southern Air Lines DC-3. The drawing represents the bottom of the "saucer," with its lighted port holes. After ma…

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  NBC Press transcript, Today with Mrs. Roosevelt, page 1, featuring Jack Adams and G.W. Anderson Scan

  NBC Press ·from Chicago & Southern Airlines DC-3 porthole disc, Hazen, Arkansas (1950)

  NBC PRESS -1- TODAY WITH MRS. ROOSEVELT FOUR DEMOCRATIC SENATORS TODAY DEFENDED THE ADMINISTRATION AGAINST REPUBLICAN CHARGES OF "HANDOUT STATISM" AND WASTE AND SEVERELY CRITICIZED "RECKLESS ATTACKS" ON MEMBERS OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT. THE SPOKESMEN WERE SENATORS CLINTON P. 'ANDERSON OF NEW MEXICO, …

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  Loren Gross, supplemental notes, pages 38 to 42 Scan

  Loren Gross ·from Chicago & Southern Airlines DC-3 porthole disc, Hazen, Arkansas (1950)

  20 March. Over Hazen, Arkansas. The Adams/Anderson airliner encounter. (See clippings on pages 39-40) Dr. James McDonald interviewed Captain Adams on February 7,1960 and asked him if the press accounts reporting his experience were fairly accurate. Captain Adams said "yes." 20 March. Mrs. Franklin R…

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  Andrew Collins's 1985 booklet, bookseller's photograph Scan

  Burnside Rare Books ·from The Brentford Griffin (1984-1985) (1984)

  Bradley Butterfly www.bradleybutterfly.com www.bradleybutterfly.com www.bradleybutterfly.com www.bradleybutterfly.com www.bradleybutterfly.com The 'Ealing Gazette's double page spread on the griffin saga (Reproduction by kind permission of the 'Ealing Gazette'). All new arrivals Franklin & George Lo…