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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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.. STAN04'RD. FORM NO. 04'"-~..... -J -,. l •' - - I► •Office. M emorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT·• cl DATE:TO ~ - Director. FBI - AIR KAIL FROM • SAC, San Fo cisco SUBJECT: PORl'S OF FLYING DISCS There are being tranamitted herewith to the Bureau photostatic oopies of three reports received from Lieutenant Colonel DON.AI.,0,-M>RINGER, A-2, Fourth _Air Foroe, Hamilton Field, California, involving reported aightings ot flying ~ disoe. ~ ,# The Los Angeles Offioe is being furnished with a photostatio copy ot the report ot Lieutenant Colonel SPRINGER dated August 18, 1947 concerning the 'l/ investigation conducted at the Muroo Flight Test Base, Jluroo, California. The Butte Office ia being furnished with a photostatic copy ot the report of Lieutenant Colonel SPRINGER dated August 20, 1947 which sets forth a letter received from Mr. R. J4"'1tADDEN, Division Pl&.¢ Engineer, Paoif'io Telephone and Telegraph Company, Helena, Montana. Thia office ia maintaining contact with Lieutenant Colonel SPRINGER and will furnish the Bu"au with a subsequent report from him concerning the ob servations ot Mr. RAY A.,.ewlTZER, Sacramento, California• who has reported certain observations wbiob he believes may involve a flying disc at Plaoen-ille, California, on August 14, 1947. HMKaEMB Enolo•ur•• - 3 co Los Angeles (with enolosUN) Butte (with enclosure) f b:) _ f 3J'Jf- l 'lJ ~ ~ August 26, 1947 nea. ---··-·
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