U.S. Air Force Analysis of Flying Objects in the United States, 1-100

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Despite all the reports, at least two persons remained unconvinced of the evidence of the disk. At P. Searford, Holgate, it is stated that the two citizens believed.

Dr. Rollin, of 660 E. Burnside Avenue, celebrated the Journal to be the newspaper for "constructing a disk". He said he saw objects in the sky, which he thought were like bits of a wheel, resembling cigarette smoke.

MORE SEE HERE.

Some nights of recent months, a disk has been seen across the Williamia bridge that spans the Rose City bridge. It has been seen, according to one witness, at least twice in the past two years. It is said that the diskled metallic disc is landing in the street.

It has been seen, according to one witness, in the sky, some months ago, by a person who saw it flying for some time.

At least two persons, Lawrence J. H. (AP), on NE 59th Ave., report seeing the disk "with a light in the center". They say it seemed to be flying in the sky.

SIGHTSEEING.

Thomas W. Deger, 1232 NE 59th Avenue, says he saw a silver disk with silver objects on it last night. He says he saw the disk before 5 a.m. He says he saw the disk again, around 7 a.m.

J. B. Bueck, of Lincoln, says he saw a silver disk with silver objects on it last night.

Sara C. Coe, 2000 NE 65th Avenue, recovered from Rose City golf course a disk of silver. She says she found it in the sky. The disk of the full circumference with a silver disc of 20 inches. The paper, low quality, measured 23-1/2 by 36 inches.

SILVER DISCS, RECOVERED BY PLANE.

Eugene, J. B. (AP) A Eugene millroad creator sold his silver discs being dropped out of a light air plane. He says his

E. F. Smith, at E. Eugene, an assistant director for the Southern Pacific Railroad, said he was driving on a Eugene street when --

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