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Federal Bureau of Investigation FOIA Documents - Unidentified Flying Objects
United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation
Unidentified flying objects
There is also attached a letter of acknowledgement to ____ ____
together with a letter to the War Department for approval.
It is recommended that the letter to the War Department be forwarded to
the Liaison Section for transmittal to that agency.
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F.B.I. TELETYPE
D E C O D E D C O P Y
WASH FROM SFRAN S2 8-9-47 2-50 PM KC
DIRECTOR FBI AND SACS, SEATTLE AND PORTLAND URGENT
FLYING DISKS, SECURITY MATTER-X. LT. COL. ____ OF G2, SAN FRANCISCO,
ADVISED TODAY HE HAS NO FURTHER INFORMATION AND THAT OUR SEATTLE OFFICE
IS IN POSSESSION OF ALL INFORMATION KNOWN BY HIM AND IS HANDLING THE
MATTER AT TACOMA, WASHINGTON.
KIMBALL
RECEIVED 8-9-47 8:15 PM EDST
SACS SEATTLE AND PORTLAND ADVISED
If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be
disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably
paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau's coding systems.
[Stamped: G.I.R.-9
RECORDED
EX-45]
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STANDARD FORM NO. 64
_Office Memorandum_ · UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : Director, FBI DATE: August 8, 1947
FROM : SAC, Norfolk
SUBJECT: FLYING DISCS
Re Bureau Bulletin No. 42, dated July 30, 1947, Series 1947, wherein
information is set forth pertaining to flying discs.
There is enclosed with this letter a newspaper clipping from the
"Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch", dated July 9, 1947. The photograph appearing
on this clipping is alleged to represent a flying disc which was
observed by BILLY TURRENTINE, a Norfolk school boy, who was successful
in photographing the object with his small camera.
BILLY was interviewed on August 8, 1947 by Special Agent (A) ____ at
which time BILLY informed that the original negative was given by him
to a Mr. BROWN of the Photo Craftsman Service, who in turn furnished
the negative to the International News Service. BILLY advised that he
has an agreement with Mr. BROWN whereby the latter will share equally
in any profits derived from the use of the negative by commercial firms
or newspapers. As of August 8, 1947 BILLY has not received any
remuneration for the use of this negative.
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