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This section of FBI file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs collects 1947 FBI memoranda, teletypes and Army Air Forces intelligence papers. It includes F. M. Johnson's report of discs near Mt. Adams on June 24, 1947, the Maury Island claims of Harold Dahl and Fred Crisman, the fatal B-25 crash at Kelso, Washington that killed investigators Davidson and Brown, MIT findings that New Hampshire fragments were ordinary cast iron, and A. C. Urie's Twin Falls sighting. It ends with the Bureau discontinuing its disc investigations.
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\ a. ~ ~ Memo: to the Security Officer, OC-.Al!A, File 3724-I. SAVAGE stated that there were no protrusions on this object and as it went by he listened for a sound of noise, etid at one time thou~ht he dis tinguished a swishin~ sound like the rushing of air. This swishing sound occurred a few seconds after this object had passed him. SAVAGE aV-erred this sound was not very loud and did not last very long, and it is very possible that the sound could have been his ima&ination or expectation, as he was not sure of the sound . SPVAGE related that he called his wife to see this object but it had disappeared before she could focus her eyes on it. Subjeot stated that the objeot appeared to diminish in size and speed as it movffirffl:1• and it we.s moving in a direction of 350° to the north. Subj ect7stated that the object appeared to be frosty white in color at all times . SAVAGE advised that he has held a pilot's certificate since 1934 and has been flying since 1929. He advised that he v:oulcl be :!;lad to answer any further inquiries and will cooperate in every way possiole. SAVAGE stated he was sure this object was not a meteor and in his opinion it must be radically built end powered, probably atomic. J K.AUd.P.N D. SIMON c.r . u.s. Army
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