02-22-1922  

       The period of 1915-1925, if not very rich in respect to the number of reports (only eleven observations are known), is characterized by fantastic events. The sighting at Fatima in 1917 (discussed in detail in Chapter 6) is an example; another is this account of an observation made on February 22, 1922, at 5:00 a.m. in Hubbell, Nebraska:       

       A hunter, William C. Lamb, was following mysterious traces when he heard a crackling noise followed by a high-pitched sound and realized that a circular object was flying above his head, masking the stars. The witness allegedly hid behind a tree and saw this object, now brilliantly lighted, land behind a depression. Where he thus lost sight of the disk, he saw a magnificent flying creature that landed like an aircraft and left traces in the snow. It was at least eight feet tall; it came toward the tree where Lamb was hiding, passed by and disappeared. Lamb followed the traces for five miles, then gave up the chase (30)                                                              

This reference: Anatomy of a Phenomenon by Jacques Vallee, p. 22, © 1965 

Note: Reference 30 at the end of the text is Aerospace Technical Intelligence Center, official files of the U.S. Air Force.-CF- 

UFOCAT PRN – 11028 [01-22-1922]

UFOCAT URN – 011026 Anatomy of a Phenomenon by Jacques Vallee, p. 18, © 1965           

UFOCAT PRN – 11028 [02-??-1922]

UFOCAT URN – 099941 Flying Saucer Magazine (Palmer), February 1969, p. 35        

UFOCAT PRN – 11028 [02-22-1922]

UFOCAT URN – 097238 Flying Saucer Magazine (Palmer), September 1961, p. 55

UFOCAT URN – 011028 Anatomy of a Phenomenon by Jacques Vallee, p. 22, © 1965

UFOCAT URN – 011029 A Century of Landings (N=923) by J. Vallee, # 044, © 1969

UFOCAT URN – 011027 Data-Net Report, July 1970

UFOCAT URN – 081607 UFOs: Operation Trojan Horse by John Keel, p. 205, © 1970

UFOCAT URN – 082007 Physical Traces Associated with UFO Sightings by Ted Phillips, #550,

                                        CUFOS, © 1979

UFOCAT URN – 130835 A Geo-Bibliography of Anomalies by George Eberhart, #0306, © 1980

UFOCAT URN – 011030 Computerized Catalog (N=3173), #0026 by L. Schoenherr, no © date.

UFOCAT URN – 011031 Catalog Through 1950 by H. Edward Hill, #072, © date unknown

UFOCAT URN – 068696 World-Wide Catalog of Type 1 Reports, #0098 by Peter Rogerson,

                                        no © date

UFOCAT URN – 070950 Ted Phillips investigation files, #550

UFOCAT URN – 115207 HUMCAT: Catalogue of Humanoid Reports, A0093, by D. Webb, no © date

UFOCAT URN – NONE    Aerospace Technical Intelligence Center, official files of the U.S. Air

                                       Force. (Vallee reference)

UFOCAT URN – 162031 *U* UFO database by Larry Hatch, # XXXXX, © 2002           

North America – United States, Nebraska

Hubbell – Latitude 40-00-33 N, Longitude 97-29-50 W (D-M-S)

Reference: The National Gazetteer of the United States of America, prepared by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, Washington, D.C., 1990   

UFO Location (UFOCAT) Latitude 40.02 N, Longitude 97.48 W (D.%)

                                      Latitude 40.02 N, Longitude 97.50 W [URN 162031]