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$34 Hogansburg, BY: A clearly deecribed report, and“completely gentusing one: en with the alrcady wide variety of cizes, shapce, ‘@clora, and epeeds of the Baucer Fanily, thie enc 43 new, and ; gonsidoring ite slow speed, Il am inclincd to clase 4¢ as just an unugunl radio controllcd airplanc model made by an eirplane el ecntnuelast. Chicof weakrsees of this idca is thes the Snventer was ‘sot ang GQurin. €11,;ht, even on the sccond day, nor known to de mh aroa. 32 Donmerk; Siniler to Norway report #7, with sanc rcrarks epplyins and probably a ‘snort rocket'. The object came from Gonnuntet Gernar Sid je apparent course northverd would land it in Sweden or Norway. Ruasgien origin acein very doubtful. ; vs an poe wee . ioe . #36 Lodi, Ohio; Ghort report, but dcfinitely a srucer, with spocd Greater than jet planc, makin: a - -cAnetantancous eteop, and a right angic turn that would equesh a human. Ite hiscing nolge fe a rare eneractcristic of 6 eeuccr, but it micht have been very low er have ween crused by the nearby pessin.: train et the sanc time. _ fIt is intereatin= to note in conrection with this report, that the Aatcat and fastert rocket plene to fly, the Douglas X84, recently fle at a epred celculated to be 1500 mph, and the pilot announced thet he wes "completely unable to tucn" et th end of thie high test epecd, probably due to the incffcectivences of the ailerone or whatever wae used on thés multiple povered Delta wing , in the thin air of that .. teoting altitiie. Obvinualy, the problcm of even steering aircraft - &t euch apecds hae not been, solved, yet this report hea the object wWekine a complete stop, then a risht ancle turn. Uho eaid &that sauc were American aircraft?) - . #37 Terre Eaute, Indinnea: Another evcellent authentic report by 2 mo with ¢ totoal of 26 ycars or obeervinj; aircraft, The dane Gifficulty . $n Jud--éns= height, but apced immensely faster than any terrestial pla Fensing fron 3,000 to £2,000 mph depending on h: ight, with beet epproximation bein:: 18,009 mph «at 5,000 fcet. . #38 Paris, Tlilinoie; Object rescmbied baloon, but flycrs could not ceme closer to it in 10 ninutes, and when it moved, it disappeared in avery short tine. Accordin;; to@M, a bealoon m-v appear close although milee away, but this object just sped off when it decided tc .fo7e, meaning 1t was a baloon, it was motionlers,for a eccond, then movaioff suddenly at 150 -300 apt. to outspeed the privete eirplene, which ie quibe convenient for if inpossible for a baloon. #39 Indianepolis, Indiann: The creat epeced and instantanrove stop, the instantaneous rerunption of epecd in mid air, mark this as a sauc report, similar to Report #22. Thia de an unusual apount of activity in a Limited arca, with 3 rceporte in e day, rceson unknown. #LODenver. Cotorado; Not « snucer report, but euspiciously resemblin Ehe felling iccblocke. '‘Metcor' exenincd by Astronomer Dr <a>. @erisn, who said it was unlike any material ‘\cnown to be-a meteor, and he hinted 4t war not mcteoric nt 211, However, the § year old child at fell near ran to tell hie mother ae "fireball" Just @ell from heave and 1% seems doubtful a child this age could m-nufecture euch a story _ Gonsidering doth statements, it is propably true the - object 4a not . feteor, Dut did fall from the sky, and poseibly from a saucer. Thies report in game latitude as reports #27 and #7...