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Scans matching “Newton”14 scans

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  The Canadian lynx specimen. Scan

  from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The lynx skull. Missing teeth suggest long captivity. Scan

  © Bristol Museum & Art Gallery ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The mounted lynx, given to the museum after it was shot near Newton Abbot. Scan

  © Bristol Museum & Art Gallery ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The Edwardian lynx specimen. Scan

  Courtesy of Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  Alexandria Gazette, 18 January 1909, flying devil near Newton Scan

  Alexandria Gazette / Patrick Gross ·from Phenomenal Week: the 1909 Jersey Devil sighting wave (1909)

  THE "FLYING DEVIL" AGAIN. The South Jersey Flying Davit has appeared in the neighborhood of Newton, and there are two men ready to vouch for it. They are Charles Robbins, who lives near the village cemetery, and John Edgerton, the Baleville village blacksmith. These two men say they saw the creature…

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  The New York Times, July 23, 1937: "'MONSTER' HUNTED BY ARKANSAS DIVER" Scan

  RareNewspapers.com ·from Bramlett Bateman's White River Monster sightings and the Newport monster hunt (1937)

  LUMBUS GUILD UNIT PROTESTS TO BROUN or of Referendum 'Resents emptys to Draw a Red rring Across the Trail' MBUS, Ohio, July 22 (P)— umbus unit of the American per Guild accused Heywood Guild president, in a tele- protest tonight of "at- draw a red harring across of a perfectly orderly and osal." pro…

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  Minneapolis Star clipping on Newton's claims, 20 October 1950. Scan

  The Minneapolis Star, via The Saucers That Time Forgot ·from The Aztec Crashed Saucer Hoax (1948)

  When asked if he had pictures of the "little men" reportedly found dead in their space ships, if he had seen them himself, or if he knew of anyone by name who had, Newton replied: "All will come out finally, but don't pin me down with questions I will not answer."…

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  George Koehler, Silas Newton and Frank Scully demonstrate a magnetism-powered saucer with an upside-down bowl and a copy of Scully's book, Denver Post, 19 October 1950. Scan

  David Mathias, Denver Post ·from The Aztec Crashed Saucer Hoax (1948)
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  Hartford Courant clipping on Newton's claims, 20 October 1950. Scan

  Hartford Courant, via The Saucers That Time Forgot ·from The Aztec Crashed Saucer Hoax (1948)

  Scientist Says Flying Saucer Pilots Will Land Within Year 'LITTLE MEN IN SAUCER' DUE SOON TO EXPLORE EARTH, SAVANT SAYS Geophysicist Sees Saucers Landing Soon Thinks Pilots From Other Planet About Ready to Visit Earth Denver, Oct. 19. Denver geophysicist Silas M. Newton, who believes flying saucers …

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  Image from the RAF ADP Association Bircham Newton ghost page; content not identified Scan

  from RAF Bircham Newton: the sick-quarters footsteps and the haunted squash court (1949)
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  Spooky squash courts in Bircham Newton Scan

  Evelyn Simak/geograph ·from RAF Bircham Newton: the sick-quarters footsteps and the haunted squash court (1949)
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  Leominster Daily Enterprise, 5 November 1957, scan 5 of 6 Scan

  RareNewspapers.com ·from The Levelland UFO Case (1957)

  AS, NEW MEXICO Nov. 5 (P)—lights were seen over other parts reported seeing of Texas, near Chicago and in egg-shaped ob- Virginia. Nov 5 GP—1 reported seeing egg-shaped obd autos in New at about the Air Force started into similar re- mystery object the countryside identific military texico over the …

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  Ann Arbor News, March 28, 1966: Sightings Of UFOs Continue Scan

  © The Ann Arbor News, via AADL ·from Michigan "Swamp Gas" Sightings: Dexter and Hillsdale (1966)

  Sightings Of UFOs Continue Washtenaw County's "flying saucers"—which the U. S. Air Force writes off as swamp gas or stars—were back in force over the weekend. Sheriff's deputies and city police reported they processed 11 reports of unidentified flying objects over the area Saturday night, yesterday …

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  Scan of George D. Fawcett's column in The Gaffney Ledger, 12 January 1973, p. 3 Scan

  The Gaffney Ledger, via Patrick Gross ·from Homestead AFB F-106 scramble after a large radar target over South Florida (1972)

  Painter's Gallery will consider contributions, both fact and fiction, from our readers. Today's Gallery was contributed by George D. Fawcett, 607 N. Main St., Mount Airy, N. C. 27030. Mr. Fawcett, a noted UFO investigator, recently completed a quarter-century study of Unidentified Flying Object acti…