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  Arkansas Gazette clipping of 22 April 1897 on the Hooton airship story near Texarkana Scan

  from The Hot Springs Airship Encounter (1897)

  SAW THE AIR SHIP Conductor Hooton, of the Iron Mountain, Tells of It. MOST AUTHENTIC STORY PRINTED He Ran Across the Aerial Ship in an Open Field Near Human and Talked With the Men Manning It—He Gives a Graphic Description of the Queer Looking Ship—Five Men Were Passengers in It—Mr. Hooton's Stateme…

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  Scan of The Aeroplane, 24 November 1950, reprinting Chichester's account. Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from Francis Chichester's Airship over the Tasman Sea (1931)

  Flying Saucers in 1931? FRANCIS CHICHESTER is known to many as an expert navigator. He is also known as the author of two very good books of flying adventure, "Solo to Sydney" and "Seaplane Solo," published by Faber and Faber. The last mentioned, which was published in 1933, recounts his trip from N…