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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT CASE FILES · 1947 – 1969

CASE REFERENCE6313946

DATE OF SIGHTINGApril 1952

REPORTED LOCATIONHomewood Illinois

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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

i DATE 2. LOCATION A 12. CONCLUSIONS
; Homewood, Illinois O Wes Balloon
28 April 32 . O Probobly Balloon
"3. DATE-TIME GROUP "1G, TYPE OF OBSERVATION — GO Possibly Belloon
1700 CST 4 , O Was Aircraft
foo cst | —-% Ground- Visuel O Ground-Roador la Probably Aircraft
2300 — - 0) Air-Visvol 0 Air-Intercept Radar GO Possibly Aircraft
7 6. SOURCE 0 Was Astronomical
O Yes 0 Probably Astronomical
; | Female civilian OD Possibly Astronomical
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7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 18. NUMDER OF OBJECTS | 9 COURSE JQ Other
1 =a) Insufficient Dato for Evaluation
3 minutes jo Unkrrown
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING ~* Ti. COMMENTS | fe nee ty
White color. Parachute shape. Circled Object seen circling large a/c

aircraft.

ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

that was on a Sf heading.

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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH ARMY er

1660 EAST HYDE PARK COULEVARD
CHICAGO 15. ILLINOIS

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AT FGB-1 ; 2 May 1982

SUBJICT: Unconventional Aireoram™

TCs A-?2
Vright+-Prettersen Air Force Base
Dayton, Ohio
ATTN: HCI

le Attached hereto is Summary of Information re "Object in
the Sky."

2- This headquarters doos not contemplate conducting en investign-
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FOR THD AC OF S, G-2:

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R iol, Tntelligones Division
G-2 Section

DUWNGRADED AT 3 YRAN INTERVALS;
DECLASSIFIED AYTER 12 YRARS,

LOD DIB 5200.10

UNCLASSIFIED

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SUivMARY OF INFORMATION

PREPARING OFFICE
Pisth Aray Regional Office, 295 Yost Monroe Street, Chicazo 6, Illi» ois
SUBJECT CODE FOR USE IN INDIVIDUAL aon EVALUATION
: OF SOURCE: OF INFORMATION:
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RELIABILITY UNKNOWN .... . F TRUTH CANNOT ME JUMGED . . .. 6
SUMMARY OF INFORMATION a :
On 29 April 1952 s/A Jock L, Cerr received a tolophone Sak? frou

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hire, TT, Housewife, oY Homevood, Ji! uo} tit
tel epnones Homewood 2252+, gn stated that et anpr juin ely LOO Hows, e8
Jovil 1952,. she and Mrs, Welter Vesternen, sage address, hed observed on unusual
object in the sky, Gletance end wltitude unimown, southeast of thelr obsorvation
point et 2555 Vout lS3rd Street, Homewood, The object, resenbling a white
parachute, was apparently circling ® lexrge eirplane (description of which Bound not
be given) silver in color, which was traveling southeast at the sauc altitude as
the object, The object end nlune were observed for approxinuetely three (%) ;
when they dissppesred froa view, (sab)
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