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| Le Monde | France, December 20, 1949 | "Where are the flying saucers coming from". |
| Detroit Free Press | USA, November 18, 1949 | "Flying discs' little men never there to probers". |
| Le Provencal | France, October 25, 1949 | "Lights in the sky of Provence". |
| Le Provencal | France, October 21, 1949 | Meteor or jet. |
| La Croix | France, October 21, 1949 | "Always the flying saucers". |
| Tribune de Sherbrooke | Canada, October 17, 1949 | "Burning flying pancake". |
| The Bakersfield Californian | USA, August 21, 1949 | "Pardner, two 'little men' fled 'saucer', miners vow". |
| Minneapolis Star Tribune | USA, August 20, 1949 | "Well, y'see, pardener, it was a bit too hot to chase 'em". |
| Salt Lake Tribune | USA, August 20, 1949 | "Miner details flying disk spin into sand". |
| San Francisco Examiner | USA, August 20, 1949 | "'Little Men' in flying disk". |
| Wilmington Morning News | USA, August 20, 1949 | "Insists he saw disk". |
| Var-Matin - République | France, August 1, 1949 | "In Portland - A mysterious plane flew over the airfield". |
| Var-Matin - République | France, July 17, 1949 | "Flying saucers against aircraft". |
| Le Figaro | France, April 2, 1949 | "Flying saucers in the en Dordogne?" |
| The Daily Press | USA, February 1st, 1949 | "Flying saucer over Tucson?" B-29 fails to catch object - hundreds witnesses. |
| L'Aube | France, September 22, 1948 | "A flying saucer crosses the sky of Châteauneuf". |
| Var-Matin - République | France, August 4, 1948 | "Mysteries in the sky of Indochina..." |
| Denver Post-Register | USA, June 23, 1948 | "Flying disc excitement started year ago today". |
| Ce Soir | France, April 16, 1948 | "Like the Moon". |
| La Liberté de l'Est | France, April 13, 1948 | "Venus and the flying saucers". |
| Le Monde | France, March 27, 1948 | Obvious meteor. |
| Post-Register | USA, December 30, 1947 | "Remember 'flying saucers'? They were Idaho's top 1947 news story; water row among first ten". |
| Medford Mail-Tribune | USA, December 23, 1947 | "Flying saucers may have been Russian rockets, Ellsworth says" |
| Democrat-Herald | December 23, 1947 | "Soviet saucers, says Ellsworth". |
| The Los Angeles Times | USA, December 23, 1947 | "'Flying disks' again linked to Red tests". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, October 16, 1947 | "Mexico mystery 'reminds of discs'". |
| Press and News Bulletin | USA, October 3, 1947 | "Aerial weather device found on farm". |
| Rhinelander Daily News | USA, September 20, 1947 | "Flying saucers are back in news". |
| Le Nouveau Rhin Français | France, August 30, 1947 | "Sélestat - A celestial observation". |
| The Deming Headlight | USA, August 29, 1947 | Dr. Lincoln LaPaz gives his opinion. |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, August 29, 1947 | "LaPaz says disc reports probably have good basis". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, August 28, 1947 | "Flying discs seen by Santa Rosans". |
| Est Matin | France, August 24, 1947 | "Lapoutroie - Flying discs in our sky?" |
| Le Nouveau Rhin Français | France, August 21, 1947 | "Colmar - Was it a flying saucer?" |
| Times News | USA, August 15, 1947 | "Heads up, folks! The disks are flying again - Flying Saucer Reported Flashing Down Canyon At 100 Miles Per Hour - Two Others Seen". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, August 9, 1947 | "Tacoma flying saucer story still unverified". |
| Amarillo Daily News | USA, August 6, 1947 | "Perryton man displays proof of saucer story". |
| The Arizona Republic | USA, August 6, 1947 | "Flying disc story originator crashes". |
| The Post-Register | USA, August 6, 1947 | "Flying disc probe seen". |
| The Rhinelander Daily News | USA, August 5, 1947 | "Another saucer gag - On the face of it". |
| The Neosheo Daily News | France, August 5, 1947 | "Army will explain crash of plane carrying saucer". |
| Le Méridional | France, August 5, 1947 | "An American plane in mission to investigate about the 'flying saucers' disappears mysteriously". |
| The Albany Democrat-Herald | France, August 4, 1947 | "Plane aids search to extricate body". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, August 4, 1947 | "'Flying disk' reports lost in plane crash". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, August 3, 1947 | "Two killed in crash on 'saucer' mission". |
| The Philadelphia Enquirer, The Philadelphia Enquirer | USA, August 3, 1947 | "2 killed in crash had 'disc' clues". |
| The Pittsburgh Press | USA, August 3, 1947 | "'Flying saucer' probers killed". |
| Le Nouveau Rhin Français | France, August 3, 1947 | "Luminous signals in the sky". |
| Galveston Daily News | USA, August 3, 1947 | "'Flying saucers' figure in two air crash death". |
| The Lawton Constitution | USA, August 3, 1947 | "Saucer' probers killed in crash". |
| San Mateo Times | USA, August 2, 1947 | "'Disc' plane crashes, rumor". |
| Amarillo Daily News | USA, August 1, 1947 | "Flying disks get delayed reason". |
| The Deming Headlight | USA, August 1, 1947 | "Are we jittery?" |
| L'Alsace | France, July 31, 1947 | "'Flying saucers ' in the sky of France?" |
| Le Progrès | France, July 30, 1947 | "About a meteor". |
| The Herald and News | USA, July 29, 1947 | "Long-time pilot tells of seeing 10 flying saucers". |
| The Evening Eagle | USA, July 29, 1947 | "Fiery saucer makes 'passes' at Air Base". |
| The Post-Register | USA, July 28, 1947 | "Frenchman offers disc solution". |
| Le Progrès | France, July 28, 1947 | "Flying saucers". |
| Daily Herald | USA, July 25, 1947 | "'Saucers' held to be some strange type of aircraft". |
| The Los Angeles Times | USA, July 25, 1947 | "Whatzit comes to earth; it wasn't flying disk". |
| Galveston Daily News | USA, July 24, 1947 | "Falling saucer of fire is reported". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, July 22, 1947 | "They still won't stop flying disks". |
| The Mexico Ledger | USA, July 22, 1947 | "Flying disc is no myth to trained ex-Navy observer". |
| The Chicago Tribune | USA, July 22, 1947 | "To the tune of 'Mandalay'". |
| Le Méridional | France, July 21, 1947 | "A flying saucer was seen in the Gard". |
| Caller-Times | USA, July 20, 1947 | "First disk sighter now 'vindicated'". |
| Sedalia Democrat | USA, July 20, 1947 | "First man to see saucers is vindicated". |
| Courier-Journal | USA, July 20, 1947 | "Flying disks may be just the first of a series of new aerial puzzles". |
| The Statesman Journal | USA, July 20, 1947 | "The explanations continue". |
| Le Méridional | France, July 20, 1947 | "Flying saucers appear in our region" |
| The Los Angeles Times | USA, July 19, 1947 | "Oh, hum! Deputies join disk finders". |
| The Amarillo Daily News | USA, July 17, 1947 | "Something in air over Plains today" |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, July 17, 1947 | "Silly disc business" |
| Le Parisien Libéré | France, July 16, 1947 | "Biarritz overflown by flying saucers?". |
| The Press-Gazette | USA, July 15, 1947 | "'Flying saucers' found here only weather radar targets". |
| La Libre Belgique | Belgium, July 14, 1947 | "Flying discs tour the world". |
| The Medford Mail-Tribune | USA, July 14, 1947 | "Trio describes flying saucers". |
| L'Est Républicain | France, July 14, 1947 | "At last... in France too 'flying saucers' are reported". |
| The Post-Dispatch | USA, July 14, 1947 | "Men from Mars again, this time in flying saucers". |
| Greenville News | USA, July 13, 1947 | "Don't worry about the flying saucers" |
| Ashbury Park Sunday Press | USA, July 13, 1947 | "Flying discs?" |
| The Clovis News-Journal | USA, July 13, 1947 | "Another disc seen above Silver City". |
| The Longview News-Journal | USA, July 13, 1947 | "Tinfoil radar reflectors also explain flying disc mystery". |
| Nevada State Journal | USA, July 13, 1947 | "Official describes flying objects" |
| The Daily Press | USA, July 13, 1947 | "Just illusion, maybe?" |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, July 13, 1947 | "They were 'flying hot cakes' when Tokyo saw hem in raid". |
| The Cumberland Evening News | USA, July 12, 1947 | "Spinning saucer hoax is exposed" |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, July 12, 1947 | "See two 'discs'". |
| Bergen Evening Record | USA, July 12, 1947 | "One of the discs which were launched yesterday". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, July 12, 1947 | "'flying disc' is dud". |
| La Libre Belgique | Belgium, July 12, 1947 | "A flying saucer found at last?" |
| The News-Herald | USA, July 12, 1947 | "Science at work". |
| The Los Angeles Times | USA, July 12, 1947 | "Silver and gold 'flying disk' puts Twin Falls in tail spin". |
| The British Columbian | Canada, July 12, 1947 | "Says 'flying saucers' are pelicans". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, July 11, 1947 | "Flying saucer picks Hollywood for appearance". |
| The Post-Register | USA, July 11, 1947 | "No 'disc' on flier's film - Expert doubts camera could have caught object so far away". |
| The Albany Democrat-Herald | USA, July 11, 1947 | "Discs Disappear From Northwestern Skies". |
| Ogden Standard-Examiner | USA, July 11, 1947 | "This object not a flying disc". |
| The Austin Statesman | USA, July 11, 1947 | "Disc explanation given". |
| The Hope Star | USA, July 11, 1947 | "Furore over disc amazes rancher". |
| L'Echo d'Oran | France, July 11, 1947 | "France also has its saucers". |
| L'Est Républicain | France, July 11, 1947 | "'Saucers' in England?". |
| The Joplin Globe | USA, July 11, 1947 | "More 'Flying Saucers' reported seen - Cash prize offered for 'real article'". |
| Statesman Journal | USA, July 11, 1947 | "We hope they are ours" |
| The La Grande Observer | USA, July 11, 1947 | "Flying saucer reports dropping off as public becoming more skeptical". |
| The Shreveport Times | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Here's flying saucer to end all flying saucers" |
| The Las Cruces Sun-News | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Rancher who thought to have found disc, sorry he mentioned ii" |
| The Lubock Morning-Avalanche | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Idaho man claims disc cavorts in sky for 45 seconds" |
| Tipton Daily Tribune | USA, July 10, 1947 | "First person to report flying disc sticks to story" |
| The Mansfield News-Journal | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Flying discs rapidly whizzing to oblivion". |
| The Sandusky Register | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Navy punctures 'flying saucers' in Georgia test". |
| The Beacon Journal | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Atlanta saucer scare is navy weather kite". |
| Atlanta Constitution | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Balloons lift 'saucer'". |
| The Press and Sun Bulletin | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Saucy Soaring Saucers Sinking". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Fantasy of 'flying disc' is explained here". |
| The Clovis News-Journal | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Astronomy prof doesn't think discs are hoax". |
| The Gastonia Gazette | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Naval officer believes flying discs are tinfoil screen used in weather balloons to reflect radar rays and detect wind's velocity". |
| The Chicago Tribune | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Finder of 'disc' sorry he ever talked about it". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Two flying discs reported here". |
| L'Aurore | France, July 10, 1947 | "The 'flying saucers' keep their mystery". |
| New York Times | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Saucers? Maybe a mighty Russian throwing a discus, Gromyko hints. Or else, the Soviet chief Observes, British are exporting too much whiskey to the U.S.". |
| L'Est Républicain | France, July 10, 1947 | "Is it the Flying Saucer?". |
| Corriere della Sera | Italy, July 10, 1947 | "The 'flying disk' of Roswell was a weather balloon". |
| Post-Gazette | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Rebuke reputedly given by AAF to Roswell base for balloon sensation". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, July 10, 1947 | "Angeleno finds 'disk' smoking in flower bed". |
| The Corvallis Gazette-Times | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Sighted flying discs". |
| The Albany Democrat-Herald | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Films may show disc in flight". |
| The Minneapolis Star | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Just balloon?" |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Supposed disc id dud, proves weather gauge". |
| The Odessa American | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Rancher who found disc is sorry he caused such fuss". |
| The St. Louis Star and Times | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Report of finding disc Explodes; it's a weather balloon". |
| The Del Rio News-Herald | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Grounded 'flying disc' altitude weather balloon". |
| The Daily Messenger | USA, July 9, 1947 | "'Flying disc' is weather balloon". |
| The Santa Fe New Mexican | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Latest disc report is phoniest yet". |
| The Jacksonville Daily Journal | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Not enough wind targets to be basis for 'saucers'". |
| Longview News-Journal | USA, July 9, 1947 | "'Flying disc' is merely for wind test". |
| Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Amazed at fuss made over finding of flying disc". |
| Abilene Reporter-News | USA, July 9, 1947 | "'Disc' found near Roswell is weather balloon, kite". |
| Petaluma Argus-Courier | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Reported disc is balloon". |
| The Honolulu Star-Bulletin | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Air field's 'Flying Disc' only a weather balloon". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Flying disc passes over Carrizozo air field". |
| The Guardian | R-U, July 9, 1947 | "A 'flying saucer' found on a ranch in New-Mexico". |
| Middletown Times-Herald | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Flying disc reports decline as Army, Navy launch campaign to stop rumors". |
| The Pampa Daily News | USA, July 9, 1947 | "'Flying Disc' proves to be weather balloon". |
| The Daily Tribune | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Flying saucer turns out to be radar unit". |
| The Amarillo Daily News | USA, July 9, 1947 | "It's disc-gusting". |
| The Galveston Daily News | USA, July 9, 1947 | "'Disk' revealed as Army device". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, July 9, 1947 | "First captive flying disc turns out to be wind observation balloon". |
| The Circleville Herald | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Device like local 'discs' found in West - Pickaway countians believe 'kites' are answer to U.S. 'saucer' tales". |
| L'Union de Reims | France, July 9, 1947 | "Marsian bolides or optical illusions? "Saucers" still furrow the American skies". |
| Le Parisien Libéré | France, July 9, 1947 | "A "flying saucer" falls into he hands of the Americans". |
| Chicago Tribune | USA, July 9, 1947 | "They find a 'saucer' is just a balloon", Roswell etc. |
| L'Aurore | France, July 9, 1947 | "It was not an optical illusion... A "flying saucer" lands in a farmyard in New Mexico", Roswell. |
| The New York Times | USA, July 9, 1947 | "'Disk' near bomb test site is just a weather balloon - Warrant officer solves a puzzle that baffled his superiors - 'Flying Saucer' tales pour in from round the world", Roswell. |
| Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace | France, July 9, 1947 | "US Army has found a 'flying disk'", Roswell. |
| San Francisco Chronicle | USA, July 9, 1947 | No headline, the Roswell incident. |
| L'Est Républicain | France, July 9, 1947 | "The "flying saucers" produce a "metallic rain"". |
| Ceylon Observer | Sri Lanka, July 9, 1947 | "Flying saucers over S. Africa, Canada and Australia? Conflicting reports on mystery objects - "Concrete evidence" in three instances". |
| Las Vegas Review Journal | USA, July 9, 1947 | "Flying disc tales decline - as Army, Navy cracks down". |
| Roswell Daily Record | USA, July 9, 1947 | "General Ramey empties Roswell saucer". |
| La Libre Belgique | Belgium, July 9, 1947 | "A new version of the 'flying discs'". |
| The Tennessean | USA, July 9, 1947 | "'Flying saucer' flights seen by hundreds" |
| L'Alsace | France, July 8, 1947 | "Eight 'flying saucers' reportedly landed on a mountain". |
| Dunkirk Evening Observer | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Einstein silent relative to the theory of the 'flying saucers'". |
| The Santa Fe New Mexican | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Editorial". |
| The Daily Capital Journal | USA, July 8, 1947 | "'Flying discs' jag in America reels onward". |
| The Corvallis Gazette-Times | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Discs definitely not any army experiment". |
| The Herald and News | USA, July 8, 1947 | "'Flying saucer' reports continue to pour in from States". |
| The Vidette Messenger | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Sky mystery nothing new, public told". |
| The Abilene Reporter | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Fragments of two flying disks reported found, more sighted". |
| The Chronicle-Telegram | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Offers suggestion on flying discs". |
| The Tucson Daily Citizen | USA, July 8, 1947 | "New Mexico Army base finds disc". |
| The Reno Gazette | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Flying disc reported found in New Mexico". |
| The Santa Fe New Mexican | USA, July 8, 1947 | "???????" (Roswell). |
| New York Times | USA, July 8, 1947 | "'Disks' soar over New York, now seen aloft in all colors". |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Mystery is solved? "Saucer" is found on road at Oxford". |
| France Soir | France, July 8, 1947 | "Flying saucers are coming from Russia or from planet Mars, is what Americans think". |
| L'Est Républicain | France, July 8, 1947 | "Interception aircraft patrols in pursuit of the "flying saucers"". |
| San Francisco News | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Bulletin:" Possession of a "flying disk" was disclosed today by the intelligence office of the 509th Bomb Group of Roswell Army Air Base. |
| Los Angeles Herald-Express | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Army finds "Flying Saucer" - General believes it is radar weather target". |
| Roswell Daily Record | USA, July 8, 1947 | "RAAF captures flying saucer on ranch in Roswell region" subtitled: Roswell Hardware Man and Wife Report Disk Seen. |
| Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace | France, July 8, 1947 | "Flying saucers may be simply a mirage", my regional press echoes. |
| Le Progrès | France, July 8, 1947 | "American Aviation in search of the "flying saucers". |
| Le Monde | France, July 8, 1947 | "The affair of the "flying saucers"". |
| L'Aurore | France, July 8, 1947 | "Jets are chasing the "flying pancakes"- But they are said to be only an optical effect". |
| The Colombian | Canada, July 8, 1947 | "Saucers appear near Malardville". |
| La France | France, July 8, 1947 | "Eight "Flying disks" are said to have "landed" in Idaho". |
| La Libre Belgique | Belgium, July 8, 1947 | "The mystery of the "flying discs" in the United States". |
| The Post-Gazette | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Saucer hoax seen by Orson Welles". |
| Tallahassee Democrat | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Dr Finner blames saucers on 'post-war nerves' or --." |
| The Daily Clintonian | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Pilot says he clocked strange planes at 1,200 miles an hour" |
| Daily Courier | USA, July 8, 1947 | "Flying saucers now reported from nearly all states, Canada, Mexico". |
| The Tennessean | USA, July 8, 1947 | "He Invented Flying Saucers, Chattanooga Man Asserts". |
| The Idaho Morning Tribune | USA, July 8, 1947 | "First day of find saucers assignment proves 'dud' for newspaperman-pilot". |
| Abilene Reporter-News | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Abilene flier reports to City News Desk he saw a man on a flying disc". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Is it the flying saucer?" |
| Standard-Examiner | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Montana has tangle with 'flying yo-yo' - Boise man started It" |
| The Independent Record | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Aerial search". |
| Mauch Chunk Times-News | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Saw flying discs over Mt. Pisgah". |
| The Post-Register | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Pilot to photograph 'saucers'". |
| The Amarillo Daily News | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Army primes planes for 'saucer' chase". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, July 7, 1947 | "'Orange Balloon' hits high speed over Gallup area". |
| The Vidette-Messenger | USA, July 7, 1947 | "May be 'flying disc'". |
| The Bakersfield Californian | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Many see "saucers," but not aerial patrol". |
| The Honolulu Star-Bulletin | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Army planes to air in 'flying saucers' search". |
| La France | France, July 7, 1947 | "Flying disks in the US skies", explanations by scientists. |
| L'Est Républicain | France, July 7, 1947 | "'Flying Saucers' concerns in America... and much comments". |
| The Oakland Tribune | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Switchboards loaded as 'saucer' reports pour in". |
| The Baltimore Sun | USA, July 7, 1947 | "U. S. Planes Patrolling Skies For Disks". |
| The Estherville Daily News | USA, July 7, 1947 | "Flying saucers reported seen in 38 states". |
| The Las Cruces Sun-News | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Reports of seeing flying saucers grow; Government officials want to see one". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Disks baffle science as reports pour in". |
| The Medford Mail-Tribune | USA, July 6, 1947 | "'Flying saucer' mystery still lacks explanation". |
| Sunday Herald | USA, July 6, 1947 | Arnold off on another flight. |
| Post-Register | USA, July 7, 1947 | "More flying saucer reports add to mystery that has baffled nation". |
| The Daily Eagle | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Scientists Brand Flying Saucer Tales Merely Bad Case of Jitters" |
| The Greenville News | USA, July 6, 1947 | "More Reports On Pancake-Like Objects Sailing Through The Sky". |
| The Providence Journal | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Eight saucers land in Idaho". |
| The Post-Register | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Saucer like objects maneuver in air; Over West, reported larger than aircraft". |
| The Columbus Citizen | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Flying saucer", another Roswell. |
| The Columbus Sunday Dispatch | USA, July 6, 1947 | Weather balloon radar target crash in Ohio, USA. |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Veteran hospital patients report flying disc here". |
| The Clovis News-Journal | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Another flying disc". |
| Var-Matin - République | France, July 6, 1947 | "Mystery in the USA - Strange objects furrows the skies at a vertiginous pace". |
| Le Monde | France, July 6, 1947 | "Space or aeronautics?". |
| Providence Journal | USA, July 6, 1947 | 8 saucers land near Spokane. |
| Le Monde | France, July 6, 1947 | "Cosmos or aeronautics?" |
| The Miami News | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Behavior experts thinks 'saucers' are phantasy" |
| The Pittsburgh Press | USA, July 6, 1947 | "Fred in his cups sees saucers". |
| The Nevada State Journal | USA, July 6, 1947 | "They could be navy planes; or perhaps stomach trouble". |
| The Miami Daily News | USA, July 6, 1947 | "'Saucers' seen in Kansas area". |
| The Journal and Courier | USA, July 5, 1947 | "Signals from Mars?". |
| The Palm Beach Post | USA, July 5, 1947 | "'Flying discs' get attention of Air Forces". |
| The Oregonian | USA, July 5, 1947 | "View of 'flying saucers' over Ontario dumbfounds veteran pilot, other crew member of airliner". |
| Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace | France, July 5, 1947 | "Flying saucers cross the sky at 2000 km/h", my regional press echoes Kenneth Arnold's sighting. |
| La Libre Belgique | Belgium, July 5, 1947 | "In the American sky: mysterious 'flying saucers'". |
| The Evening Times | USA, July 5, 1947 | "'Whirling discs' reported by air lines crew, others" |
| The News-Herald | USA, July 5, 1947 | "Reports pouring in of 'flying saucers;' scientists skeptical" |
| The Minneapolis Star | USA, July 5, 1947 | "'Flying Whizzits' Whizz All Over Country". |
| The Lincoln Star | USA, July 5, 1947 | "'Flying saucer' mystery reaches fever pitch as veteran UAL pilots spot them in flight". |
| The Oregonian | USA, July 5, 1947 | "View of 'flying saucers' over Ontario dumbfounds veteran pilot, other crew member of airliner". |
| The Clovis News-Journal | USA, July 4, 1947 | "'Flying Discs' facts vague AAF reports". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, July 4, 1947 | "'Mystery disks' light beams, oberervers say". |
| Salt Lake Telegram | USA, July 3, 1947 | "Bulletin". |
| Daily Register | USA, July 3, 1947 | "'Flying saucers' seen again in West". |
| Daily Freeman | USA, July 3, 1947 | "Here they are again, those flying saucers; Lt. Gov. sees them". |
| The Los Angeles Times | USA, July 3, 1947 | "Flying whatzits reported seen in southland sky". |
| The Daily Herald | USA, July 3, 1947 | "Army Air Forces to investigate 'flying discs'". |
| Washington Villager | USA, July 3, 1947 | "'Flying discs' are seen here". |
| Post-Register/a> | USA, July 3, 1947 | "Army probes flying discs". |
| Arizona Daily Star | USA, July 2, 1947 | "Hardy Westerners stick to fast flying saucer stories". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, July 2, 1947 | "'Flying saucers' only dishwasher's nightmare - maybe". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, July 2, 1947 | "Discs main topic of 'Disc-Ussion' in State since skygazing began". |
| The Las Cruces News | USA, July 2, 1947 | "Max Hood sees mystery disk". |
| The Denver Post | USA, July 2, 1947 | "Plane vet reports seeing 'Flying Saucers' June 23". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, July 2, 1947 | Tinfoil in the New Mexico desert. |
| The Philadephia Evening Bulletin | USA, July 2, 1947 | "Veteran Airman Joins Ranks of 'Flying Saucer' Witnesses". |
| La Grande Observer | USA, July 1, 1947 | "This flying saucer said real article". |
| The Corsicana Daily Sun | USA, July 1, 1947 | "Many Texans Report Seeing Mysterious Disks Flying Through Skies; One Said Found As Army Officers Differ On Possibility". |
| The Odessa American | USA, July 1, 1947 | "Texans see disks; New Mexico man nabs 'saucer'". |
| The Statesman Journal | USA, July 1, 1947 | "Leave it to a Texan - He 'found' flying disk; world's end predicted". |
| The Post-Register | USA, July 1, 1947 | "Flying Disc Deal 'Solved'". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, July 1, 1947 | "El Pasoan trails shining disc and finds it tinfoil". |
| The Los Angeles Times | USA, July 1, 1947 | "Report on the progress of our military research" |
| Pendleton EAst Oregonian | June 30, 1947, USA | "Two Pendleton residents tell of mystery discs". |
| Klamath Falls Herald and News | June 30, 1947, USA | "Two Pendleton residents tell of mystery discs". |
| Press and Sun Bulletin | USA, June 30, 1947 | "More 'flying saucers' add to controversy". |
| Harrisburg Telegraph | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Opinions differ in mystery of 'flying saucers'" |
| The Los Angeles Times | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Flying discs reported seen in Vancouver" |
| The Herald and News | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Discs nay be jet exhaust". |
| The Herald-Tribune | USA, June 30, 1947 | "More flying discs reported in West". |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | USA, June 30, 1947 | "West coast folk see bright discs zipping 1,200 miles an hour - Guided missiles?". |
| The News-Review | USA, June 30, 1947 | "'Flying saucers' mean world's end, preacher warns". |
| The Clovis News-Journal | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Another reports seeing mystery objects in sky". |
| The Gallup Independent | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Daytime 'Star' is Seen at Newcomb". |
| Abilene Reporter-News | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Ho, hum! Here's more flying saucers; fact or fancy! Geez, we give it up!". |
| Star-Tribune | USA, June 30, 1947 | "'Disc' rumors mount". |
| Gazette and Daily | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Mystery missiles seen flying at 1,200 mph". |
| Herald and News | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Two Pendleton residents tell of mystery discs". |
| Dixon Telegraph | USA, June 30, 1947 | "'Flying saucer' controversy is continued; new witnesses report". |
| Dunkirk Evening Observer | USA, June 30, 1947 | "Flying saucers were probably jet ships says rocket expert". |
| The Ottawa Journal | Canada, June 30, 1947 | "Get new reports on 'flying saucers'". |
| The Lawton Constitution | USA, June 29, 1947 | "More reports of 'flying saucers' being received". |
| The Daily World | USA, June 29, 1947 | "Those flying saucers". |
| The Des Moines Register | USA, June 29, 1947 | "Pilot fussed; FBI won't check into flying saucers". |
| The Nevada State Journal | USA, June 29, 1947 | "Mystery 'discs' reported sighted speeding through sky over Illinois". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, June 29, 1947 | "Flying disc tales bring 2 reports from Engle area". |
| The Odessa American | USA, June 29, 1947 | "200 MPH 'flying saucers' reported seen in northwest". |
| Sunday Herald/a> | USA, June 29, 1947 | "Saw strange sight". |
| Arizona Republic/a> | USA, June 29, 1947 | "Disc spotter". |
| The Arizona Daily Citizen | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Flying disc tale stands". |
| The Idaho Statesman | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Harassed saucer-sighter would like to escape fuss". |
| The Daily Citzen | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Flying disc tale stands". |
| The Arizona Republic | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Mysterious air objects cause widespread comments". |
| The San Mateo Times | USA, June 28, 1947 | "More witnesses of 'flying discs'". |
| The Corvallis Gazette-Times | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Group of 'bright objects' reported seen over corvallis on day of first flying disc report". |
| The Amarillo Daily News | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Sailing discs may be jets". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Flying saucers maybe just jets, says rocket chief". |
| El Paso Times | USA, June 28, 1947 | "New Mexicans add to mystery reports". |
| Sheboygan Press | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Skygazers still insist they saw 'Flying Saucers;' Army skeptical". |
| The Green Bay Press-Gazette | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Officer's story of jet planes conflicts with other observers". |
| The Los Angeles Times | USA, June 28, 1947 | "'Flying disks' could be just jet airplanes" |
| The Logansport Pharos Tribune | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Mysterious flying objects seen in many parts of U.S." |
| Albany Democrat-Herald | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Rocket expert figures 'flying saucers' merely jet planes, but more witnesses tell of strange discs". |
| The Bend Bulletin | USA, June 28, 1947 | "'Flying Saucers' reportedly seen at many places across country; no explanation made". |
| Salt Lake Tribune | USA, June 28, 1947 | "Sky 'objects' seen en Utah". |
| Chicago Tribune | USA, June 27, 1947 | "2 others tell of mysterious 'aerial train'". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Folks elsewhere in U.S. tell of flying 'whatsits,' but others still doubt" |
| The Courrier-Journal | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Reports of flying disks spread through west". |
| The Palm Beach Post | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Reports of 'disc-like' objects brings arguments for, against". |
| The Eugene Guard | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Interest in 'flying discs' mystery mounts". |
| The Tennessean | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Reports support 'flying saucer' story, but skeptics have plenty of explanations - 'Out of this planet', experts say.". |
| The Post-Register | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Missile mystery deepens; Oregon photo shows 'flying objects' in air". |
| The Press Democrat | USA, June 27, 1947 | "'Buck Rogers' flight stirs conjecture". |
| The Statesman-Journal | USA, June 27, 1947 | "'Flying discs' sighted at Salem, Eugene, Oklahoma, Kansas, etc.". |
| The Albuquerque Journal | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Flying saucer mystery deepens as eyewitness descriptions increase". |
| The Medford Mail-Tribune | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Report of 'flying saucers' causes furor; Texas preacher calls flock for world's end". |
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Whole thing has gotten out of hand, he says - No peace since he told it.". |
| La Grande Observer | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Pilot who spotted 'flying saucers' gets tired of commotion caused by story". |
| The Albany Democrat-Herald | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Furor over mystery missiles increases". |
| The Clovis News-Journal | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Whizzin Whatzit In New Mexico Too". |
| The Las Vegas Daily Optic | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Luminous disc seen in state sky". |
| Gallup Independent | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Silver City folks report sighting of mystery disc". |
| The Harrisburg Telegraph | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Army doubts story of flight at 1200 mph". |
| The Daily Herald | USA, June 27, 1947 | "'Flying saucers' mystery story gets complicated". |
| The Daily News-Record | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Pilot still puzzled by aerial objects". |
| The Oregon Journal | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Arnold insists tale of flying objects O.K.". |
| The Democrat and Chronicle | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Pilot tells of missiles seen in sky". |
| Dunkirk Evening Observer | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Pilot sees strange 1200 m.p.h. planes, military is silent" |
| Munster Times | Munster, Indiana, USA | "Pilot who saw mystery planes 'mirage victim'" |
| Tipton Daily Tribune | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Report of swishing 'aircraft' doubted" |
| The Lawton Constitution | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Strange flying object also is seen over Oklahoma City". |
| The Lead Daily Call | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Military authorities have no comment on story of amateur" |
| The Muncie Evening News | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Fast-flying discs in sky also seen by rail engineer" |
| Santa Rosa Press Democrat | USA, June 27, 1947 | "Others confirm sky mystery". |
| Fort Lauderdale News | USA, June 26, 1947 | "CAA skeptical on mysterious air bbjects". |
| The Montreal Gazette | Canada, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot sees 'saucer-like objects' flying at 1,200 m.p.h. in Oregon". |
| The Hartford Times | USA, June 26, 1947 | "'Flying pies' stir skepticism". |
| The Herald and News | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Strange flying objects pose mystery for pilots". |
| The Chicago Tribune | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Sees mystery aerial 'Train' 5 miles long". |
| The Des Moines Register | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot startled by mystery missiles". |
| The Star-Tribune | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Nine 'saucers' whiz by pilot at 1,200 mph". |
| The La Grande Observer | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot sees planes from other world". |
| The Daily Times-News | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Army experts skeptical on 'whiz planes'". |
| The Times Herald | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Spots before his eyes - Air experts doubt flyer saw mysterious aircraft". |
| The Lubbock Evening Journal | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Nine strange planes, flying at estimated speed of 1,200 miles an hour, said sighted". |
| The Lansing State-Journal | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Reports mysterious objets over Pacific northwest". |
| The Sacramento Bee | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot reports seing mystery aircraft over coast range Pendleton". |
| The Plain Speaker | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Discredit air mystery yarn". |
| The Bradford Era | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Nine Fast-Flying Objects Sighted By Pilot in Oregon". |
| The Statesman Journal | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Mystery Missiles Reported Over Cascades". |
| The Danville Bee | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Reports nine mysterious objects in sky". |
| The Eugene Guard | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot says 'objects' flying at 1200 mph - Local man asserts flight seen here". |
| The Daily Capital Journal | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Doubt tale of mystery flight". |
| The Dayton Daily News | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Fast 'flying pie-pans' stump army CAA men". |
| The Altoona Tribune | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Flier Reports Mysterious Speeding 'Saucers'". |
| The Neosho Daily News | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot claims nine mystery planes fly 1200 miles an hour". |
| Los Angeles Times | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot tells of seeing saucerlike objects flying at 1200 m.p.h.". |
| The Abilene News-Reporter | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot says he clocked strange planes at 1,200 miles an hour" |
| The Muncie Evening Press | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Mysterious flying objects reported sighted". |
| The Palladium Item | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Army skeptical about reported objects flying at 1,200 mph". |
| The Rushville Republican | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Army and CAA skeptical of report about mysterious flying objects". |
| The Oakland Tribune | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Experts scoff at airman's tale of 'flying saucers'". |
| The News Review | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Mysterious objects seen by private flyer whizzing over Cascades draw skepticism". |
| Albuquerque Journal | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Strange Things Seen Flying High, 1200 Miles an Hour by U. S. Pilot". |
| The Medford Mail-Tribune | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Amateur aviator reports seeing 'saucer' planes". |
| The Arizona Republic | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot reports weird objects". |
| The Daily Press | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Saw mysterious objects flying at 1200 m.p.h.". |
| Moberly Monitor | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Mysterious objects whizzing over U.S.? Officials skeptical". |
| Post-Standard | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Pilot reports weird objects". |
| Press and Sun Bulletin | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Mystery objects whiz through air". |
| The Chillicothe Constitution | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Increditable Speed By Saucer-Like Objects Reported In Oregon". |
| The Hayward Daily Review | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Man reports 'saucer-shape plane' flight". |
| The Chicago Sun | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Supersonic flying saucers sighted by Idaho pilot". |
| Joplin Globe | USA, June 26, 1947 | "Mysterious objects sighted over Oregon". |
| Duluth News-Tribune | USA, June 25, 1947 | "'Flying saucers,' up in air 10,000 ft puzzle pilot", Kenneth Arnold's sighting. |
| Gazette-Times | USA, June 25, 1947 | "'Mystery airplanes' seen near Mt. Rainier". |
| The East Oregonian | USA, June 25, 1947 | "Impossible! Maybe, But Seein' Is Believin', Says Flier". |
| The Age | Australia, June 24, 1947 | "Rocket trip to Mars". |
| Le Méridional | France, April 30, 1947 | "A ghost plane toys RAF". |
| L'Est Républicain | France, September 14, 1946 | "The sky of Lorraine crossed by mysterious meteors". |
| Council Bluffs Nonpareil | USA, September 13, 1946 | "Mysterious Lights Seen in French Skies". |
| Council Bluffs Nonpareil | France, September 11, 1946 | Ghost rocket, Copenhaguen. |
| Stockholms Tidningen | Sweden, November 2, 1945 | "A luminous phenomenon..." |
| Current Science and Aviation | USA, January 22, 1945 | "Foo-Fighters". |
| Newsweek | USA, January 15, 1945 | "Foo-Fighters", different types. |
| The Era | USA, January 2, 1945 | "Foo-Fighter" joins weird fight in skies". |
| Post-Dispatch | USA, January 2, 1945 | "Mysterious 'Foo Fighters,' balls of fire, trail U.S. night flyers". |
| Morning Call | USA, January 2, 1945 | "Mysterious fire balls follow Yanks fliers". |
| Detroit Free Press | USA, January 2, 1945 | "Raiders over Reich pursued by weird balls of fire". |
| Decatur Herald | USA, January 2, 1945 | "U.S. pilots encounter new nazi weapon 'Foo-Fighter'". |
| Newsweek | USA, December 25, 1944 | "The silver spheres puzzle." |
| New York Times | USA, December 21, 1944 | "Silver spheres above city have no effect." |
| Stars and Stripes | Europe, December 16, 1944 | "New German Secret Weapon?" |
| The New York Times | USA, December 14, 1944 | "Floating mystery ball is new german weapon" Foo Fighters "explained" as new german weapon. |
