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October 4, 1954, Vanves, Hauts-de-Seine:
Reference for this case: 4-Oct-54-Vanves.
Please cite this reference in any correspondence with me regarding this case.
Résumé:
The national newspaper France-Soir for October 9, 1954, published a list of several recent observations in France, one of them being:
A BRIGHT RED SAUCER was seen on Monday evening around 9:00 p.m, above Vanves (the Seine), by Mr. Baldochi, professor of mathematics. The object moved slowly in the east-west direction and suddenly rose vertically and disappeared.
Reports:
[Ref. fso1] "FRANCE-SOIR" NEWSPAPER:
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Petrifying rays, flying eggs throughout France
- A PETRIFYING RAY of green color nailed to the ground, near Le Mans, on the National Road Le Mans - Paris, workers of the Régie Renault next to whom a saucer had landed.
- STARS AS LARGE AS THE MOON were seen by two people. This happened in Ballon (the Sarthe).
- A FLYING EGG was seen in Lavenay (the Sarthe) by Mr. Maurice Burge and several witnesses.
- A WEATHER TECHNICIAN from the station of Arnage (the Sarthe) saw in the sky two dark red glows moving without smoke. He is going to write a report.
- A RED DISC was seen at Les Aubiers (the Deux-Sèvres) by Mrs Bremand, Couturie and Girard and by Mr. Camille Blain, city councilman of Bressuire.
- AT CHALETTE (THE LOIRET), an employee of the Barnaud company saw a luminous apparatus of oval shape moving in the sky.
- A BIZARRE OBJECT rose in the sky at very fast pace in Dordives (the Loiret).
- A BRIGHT RED SAUCER was seen on Monday evening around 9:00 p.m, above Vanves (the Seine), by Mr. Baldochi, professor of mathematics. The object moved slowly in the east-west direction and suddenly rose vertically and disappeared.
- A BRIGHT CIGAR with two discs at its lower part was seen at Corbigny (the Nièvre).
- LUMINOUS GLOBES were seen by two traders of Saint-Bihy (the Côtes-du-Nord). Consumers of a drinking establishment observed the same phenomenon.
- A small pile of ash was discovered in Puymoyen (the Charente), where the young Claude Bourneix, 17, had seen an orange disk fall into a field.
[Ref. ubk1:] "UFO-DATENBANK":
Case Nr. |
New case Nr. |
Investigator |
Date of observation |
Zip |
Place of observation |
Country of observation |
Hour of observation |
Classification |
Comments |
Identification |
19541004 |
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04.10.1954 |
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Vanves |
France |
21.00 |
NL |
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Explanations:
Unidentified, insufficient information.
Keywords:
(These keywords are only to help queries and are not implying anything.)
Vanves, Hauts-de-Seine, saucer, red, evening, Baldochi, professor, mathematics, slow, rise, vertical
Sources:
[----] indicates sources that are not yet available to me.
- [fso1] Article in the national newspaper France-Soir, Paris, France, October 9, 1954.
- [ubk1] Online database UFO-Datenbank, Germany, found in 2016, at ufodatenbank.de
Document history:
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1.0 |
Patrick Gross |
January 3, 2017 |
First published. |