A1, June 1953-H12, 1959. 5-12 typewritten pages, $10.00 a year for 24 issues. This was a classic newsletter “Miscellany” of the odd and unexplained published by BSRA, notes too minor and short to be included with commentary and analysis in the organization’s companion journal,Round Robin: notices on pyramidology, UFOs, the Aurameter, quack cancer cures, abominable snowmen, leprechauns, gravity anomalies, Fortean items, the prophecies of “William A Redding, Cosmic Scientist,” news of the doings of Nicholas Roerick, Walter Siegmeister and his followers, book notes, radiesthesia, underground races, warnings about atomic energy, the science of Mark Probert, miscellaneous communications received from “various Masters and Adepts of the White Brotherhood, the Brotherhood of the Seven Rays,” etc. The journal was much like the National Inquirer, without the politics and the photographs of young women. Over time the journal came to include more regular articles and extended commentary on the same subjects. After this journal ceased in 1959 it reappeared for a shoRt while as a section of Round Robin under Riley Crabb’s editorship.

Category: UFOs, Unexplained, New Age.