The Blue Book ledger for St. Joseph County, compiled whole

Item 4 — the county's cases counted and listed, explained ones included, the town's zero stated

The county's complete ledger in the Air Force file, as the record reached compiles it, is four index entries, one corrected near-case, and one press item — and New Carlisle's line in it is a zero.(2) 8 May 1952, Mishawaka — Insufficient Data. (3) 23 July 1952, South Bend, Case 1578 — UNIDENTIFIED: Capt. Kloth's two objects, the county's one official Unknown in the project's whole run. (4) January 1957, South Bend — Insufficient Data; a report made, by the published review's account, nine years after the event. IN AND AROUND THE FILE, counted separately so the ledger stays honest: (5) 27 April 1950, TWA Flight 117 — an Air Force-era airliner case of the first rank, seated by the case directory at Goshen, Elkhart County; carried in this section as a corrected boundary item, not a county case. (6) 31 July 1952, South Bend — the Tribune's two-hour saucer watch: a press item inside the flap's literature, with no case file and no object. Nothing else stands in the county's name in the index material, the unknowns lists, or the case literature searched — no explained county case (an astronomical, balloon or aircraft identification entered under a St. Joseph County seat) was reached either, and the ledger prints that absence rather than padding the explained column: the reached record gives this county two Insufficient Data entries, one Unknown, and one evaluation unreached. THE TOWN'S LINE: cases seated in New Carlisle, zero; cases seated in Olive Township, zero; county cases in which a New Carlisle witness, address or ground is named, zero in the record reached. That zero is this section's central fact about this town, and it is a file fact — it says the Air Force's archive holds nothing from this ground — not a claim about this ground's sky.

Sources:

1. Project Blue Book Master Index (1948, 1952 and 1957 index texts, archive.org) and the case literature cited in the case-files article above — the four county index entries, compiled and cross-checked.
2. Walkerton build of this program, county Blue Book ledger (sister build) — the four-entry frame, adopted here after item-by-item verification; its first-hand Master Index read settles the 8 May 1952 Mishawaka date.