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8 April 50 DATE OF INFO 8 April 50 Shelby, NC Civilians (newspaper Report) DATE IN TO ATIC Aluminum DATE AMT AMT LIST OF THE OR. AC 2 Minutes FROM Ground TO "Wobbled" along course then shot straight up. INSURE DATA
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UNCLASSIFIED HEADQUARTERS THIRD ARMY FORT MCPHERSON, GEORGIA AJACI-3 360.33 13 April 1950 SUBJECT: Unconventional Aircraft TO: Commanding General Air Materiel Command Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton, Ohio Attention: MCI (Control No. A-1917) Inclosed herewith is newspaper clipping from the Raleigh, North Carolina NEWS AND OBSERVER, 11 April 1950, re unidentified objects sighted in Shelby, North Carolina. FOR THE COMMANDING GENERAL: JOHN MEADE Colonel, GSC AC of S, G-2 1 Incl: Clipping dtd 11 Apr 50 UNCLASSIFIED 504.4 7-3712-29
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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. C., TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1963 # 'Saucers' Sighted By Shelby Residents Shelby, April 10.—(P)—Five Shelby residents aren't Doubting Thomases when it comes to tales of flying saucers. They say they saw one high over Shelby Saturday. Paul Limerick, the commander of Shelby's Veterans of Foreign Wars, gave the report on the whatzit of the air. He said he and Doane Mulick, an employe of an auto parts firm, and three children watched it for at least two minutes. Limerick described it as aluminum colored but not in the shape of an airplane. Apparently round,…
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