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#39 CCT. 2, 1951 5 ie OCT. 2, 1952 #35 OF 3, 1951 #36 (OCT. 6, 1951 #37 HT. 9, 1951 #38 OCT 9, 1951 OCT. 9, 1951 #40 oct, 15 2952 #42 11:00 BM, FOCANSPUAG, T.¥, %5° Lat, Pun? Lone. oy 4&4 foot dark brown, rubber-like hall, with o 2 foot bimgs shaft, ané » propeller on tov of shart, landed with a. humming noise in # pesture. It was later seen 400 feet in the air, orme down verticrlly, bounced 3 times, anéflanded for 4 minutes. it then took off at 25 mph townrd Massena, KY and wne followed by 4 people in a truck, Washineton Air Force svokesmnn and nearby colleges using meteorological baloons stated they had nothing resembling this oviect, SOURCES: NY World Telegrem & Sun Oct 3;Massena Observer Oo’ Evening, EASTERN Denmerk, 56° Lat., 3° Long. Giant rocket travelling rt grent sneed crossed sky coming from Cirection of Germeny, ; SOURCE: Brooklyn Ergle Oct % Afternoon, Nerr Mraeena, NY, ho? urt., 7 he Long. The eame 4 foot brown hell lnnded alone thé Scheil Channel SOURCE: Maesena Observer Oct, & Daytime. LODI, Ohio. 41°; | - 62° Lonrituée, An obfect resemhbline a herrel, nnd moking » hissing noire crossed sky nt Fret heircht with <~:: “ enee® preater than any nireraft, Purine ita course, it stopped without slowing nnd mrce a rirht nnele turn, and sved northward, SOURCE: Incinne Star Oct 11 12:42 PM. TERRE HAUTE, Incinna, 394°, Latitude, 874° Lone. A round or oval-sh-ped, vhitish-metrllic bnll crossed sky from horizon to horizon et.n eveed estim-ted between %,000 Moh and-k2,000 mph. Seen hy 2 CAA observers with 10 and 16 yeers of nircr*ft observation rerrectively. Both et=ted 4t could not keve been a haloon. SOURCE: TerretHrute Tribune Oct 11; Terre Haute Star Octll 2:10 to 2:20 PH, PARIS, Illinois, 204° Lrt, 82° Lone, @ine eveed 10 mh. A dbrillinnt white, round object hoveri: in air for 10 minutes, while r crivate sirplsne tried to sovrorch it, but -onrrently erme no closer, It then sved ofr. ~ ' SOURCE: Terre Prute Tribune Oct 12 - 6:30 Pu. Fenr INDLAMAPCLIS, Indédianw. 95° Let, 86° Lonr., A whitish t-1l-1lite obtect crossed sky nt great sveed, rore almoet werticrlly, hunre motionless in eky for ® secon anc then eved off. SOURCE: In@irne Strr Oct 11 2:20 PM. DENVER, Colornéo. 39%° Lat., 105° Lone. | { A fiery. ball fell from sky an@ lended nerr vn child, It wre fe 25# block of materinl of unknown origin, anc examinntion by an retronomer, Dr. Poth, resulted in ite elrssification ae not like sny known meteotic stone. SCCRCE: MY ‘orlé "™elerrom “ Sun Oct 1€; Penver Fost Octl1&,] OCTCTER 19512Daytime. © CODY, “‘yoming, BNs° tm1,, 300° Lore. Clesr sky, nothing in flicht. « vwiutoerenh woe taken of Nerrby Ind wrn¢ mountetne br pr oere:sisa.m= clurie, "oon Raw nts