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  The Min Min Light sign in Boulia, outback Queensland, August 2006. Scan

  www.gondwananet.com (Commons user Gondwananet) ·from The Min Min Lights of Western Queensland (1918)

  FOR THE NEXT 120km YOU ARE IN LAND the MIN LIGHT THIS UNSOLVED MODERN MYSTERY IS A LIGHT THAT AT TIMES FOLLOWS TRAVELLERS FOR LONG DISTANCES-IT HAS BEEN APPROACHED BUT NEVER IDENTIFIED ERECTED BY THE BOULIA SHIRE COUNCIL IN THE INTEREST OF TOURISM…

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  The site of the Min Min Hotel, famous for its connection with the Min Min lights, photographed in July 2019. Scan

  Kerry Raymond ·from The Min Min Lights of Western Queensland (1918)
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  Page from the FBI file on the Aetherius Society Scan

  FBI ·from George King, The Command and the Founding of the Aetherius Society (1954)

  OVERSEAS BRANCHES AMERICA American Headquarters: Reverends Irene and Monique Noppe, 456 So. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, 5, Calif., U.S.A. (Phone: DUnkirk 9-6449.) Mrs. Della Larson, 3246, Sylvan Ave., Oakland, 2, Calif., U.S.A. Miss Edna Spencer, 13147, Turner Ave., Detroit, Mich., U.S.A. CANADA Mrs.…

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  Promotional banner for the Queensland State Archives blog post on North Queensland UFO files Scan

  Queensland State Archives ·from The Millaa Millaa Daylight Object, 1961 (1961)
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  Witness sketch from page 37 of ITM373641, as reproduced on the Queensland State Archives blog. Scan

  Queensland State Archives ·from Daunia Station Sighting and the Heat-Affected Strip of Bush (1965)
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  Selection of Queensland UFO related periodicals from State Library of Queensland's collection. Scan

  State Library of Queensland ·from Retreat Hotel landing, Epsom (Eton Ridge) (1965)

  OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE QUEENSLAND FLYING SAUCER RESEARCH BUREAU Newsletter of the QUEENSLAND U, F, O, RESEARCH BUREAU P, O, Box 111, North Quay, Brisbane, Qld, Australia 4000 EDITURIAL live in lines of change and they are not all good ones. Severely, they are not all good ones. We THE AUSTRALIAN FLYI…

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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…

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  A sighting reported in 1977 generated national media interest. Scan

  Supplied: Australian Yowie Research ·from Woodenbong Yowie Sightings: Thelma Crewe and Jean Maloney (1976-1977) (1976)

  Report of Woodenbong Yowies brings mixed public reaction BY GAFP RECRUANA A Woodenbong woman resolved a public reaction to her claim that she had seen two Yowies, marshal police car rally organisers seek beds for 1500 The Balina tourist office has been asked to provide information regarding accommod…

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  The Koonjewarre campground, Springbrook, Queensland, in the early 2000s. Scan

  The Fortean ·from The Springbrook Yowie and the Southport School Boys (1977)
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  The 1981 Australasian Post clipping on the Kilcoy yowie. Scan

  Nathan Morris, ABC Southern Queensland ·from The Kilcoy Yowie Shooting at Sandy Creek (1979)

  IT'S official the snoozy little Queensland town of Kilcoy is Yowie Capital of Australia. Official, that is, so far as Kilcoy is concerned... Kilcoy's city fathers have taken care of that. They've erected a two metre tall wooden yowie statue in honor of the thing (or things) that have been reported l…

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  Image from the Men Who Conned The World testimony page, content not described Scan

  from Doug Bower and Dave Chorley's crop circle confession (1991)

  and fooled the world CORNY JOKE: Doug reveals how he secretly flattened the corn carefully laid the corn down first one way, then the other, to make each rung. To finish the whole thing off we carefully laid the corn down first one way, then the other, to make each rung. STEP FOUR: The escape. Doug …