“Los Angeles Times”27 pages
- p. 34 …Los Angeles Times; November 6, 1957.
55. Japan Times; July 20, 1958.
56. Col. Headrick is…
- p. 36 …Summer 1944 Normandy, France George Todt, now Los Angeles columnist, other officers Pulsating red object approached…
- p. 37 …shaped object about 100 miles northeast of Los Angeles, Calif. The pilot of the Navy plane…
- p. 47 …NICAP member, was reported in the Los Angeles Times, November 26, 1955.
## Commercial Plane Follows UFO…
- p. 55 …Los Angeles, which attained national prominence in 1952 after being publicized in Life and Time. Dr…
- p. 57 …Felix Gelber and Grover Kihorny, both of Los Angeles, were also passengers. The night sky appeared…
- p. 63 …In a letter to the President of CSI of Los Angeles, Dick Beemer, aviation photographer for…
- p. 72 …Hahn, a jewelry designer, was flying from Minneapolis to Los Angeles aboard Western Airlines flight #61…
- p. 77 …Washington Times-Herald and Washington Daily News; September 22,1952
12. Los Angeles Daily News; September…
- p. 82 …23,000 ft. 16
G June 1, 1952
Los Angeles, Cal. Hughes Aircraft radar tracked UFO…
- p. 90 …Between that time and midnight, police switchboards throughout the Los Angeles area were flooded with hundreds…
- p. 95 …Ralph Benn, Los Angeles, Calif., was alerted to some UFOs by his eight year old son…
- p. 96 …Miller subsequently viewed the films, which were processed in Los Angeles, several days before they were…
- p. 97 …which, as stated above, were processed in Los Angeles and examined by Max Miller before they…
- p. 100 …Miller in Los Angeles for analysis. (NICAP paid for the printing of one copy of the…
- p. 106 …Ridgley Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.).
E-7. Report to NICAP
E-8. Aerial Phenomena Research Organization…
- p. 113 …Ralph Benn of Los Angeles, using a 3x telephoto lens, took about six and a half…
- p. 123 …Los Angeles News, March 14 & 15, 1950, Mexico City (UP)--Hundreds of persons said they saw…
- p. 127 …Germany, directed the Civilian Saucer Investigation of Los Angeles. CSI was the first prominent UFO investigation…
- p. 131 …Los Angeles Times; February 19, 1956
47. Report on file at NICAP, available to Congressional investigators…
- p. 132 …Los Angeles columnist George Todt, in a party of four Army officers including a Lt. Col…
- p. 135 …rapidly, circle area. I
June 1, 1952--Los Angeles, Calif. Crew of Hughes Aircraft Co., radar…
- p. 139 …Los Angeles, California. Airline passenger saw elliptical UFO flying low over ground below plane. VII
November…
- p. 141 …each night) saw a distinct round UFO hover and maneuver slowly. Los Angeles NICAP Subcommittee investigation…
- p. 157 …of violent maneuvers." A
4-8-49 Los Angeles, Calif. day (1) silvery disc high speed…
- p. 169 …11 Nr Los Angeles, California Day Elliptical, silvery UFO observed moving low above desert, from airliner…
- p. 181 …Later he was convicted in Los Angeles of selling Doctor of Divinity degrees, mainly to other…
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# WAYNE THOMAS, JR.
P. O. BOX 831
PLANT CITY, FLORIDA
October 3, 1963
OCT 7
Mr. Richard Hall
NICAP
1536 Connecticut Avenue N. W.
Washington 6, D. C.
Dear Mr. Hall:
Pardon my delay in answering your letter of August 27 requesting information on UFOs seen by B-29 crews during World War II.
I was a group intelligence officer stationed on Tinian, and the cases I recall were all night-time sightings.
These lights, ranging from green to orange and yellow, would approach and move along with the bombers for several minutes at a time before breaking off. The crews were sure they were not reflections on plexiglass, or stars, or the moon.
I recall of no case where an aircraft or form was distinguished as such, just the lights.
These "Foo-fighters" were so common, that they were discussed in the various unit publications around the island.
I also remember no discussions about the possibility of space-craft; just strange unidentified lights.
It is hoped that this small bit of fragmentary information may be of help.
Very truly yours,
WTJr:v
Wayne Thomas, Jr.