The most important reporters to St.-T. of the ghost rockets of the day

This document serves as a compilation of reports submitted to 'St.-T.' regarding sightings of 'ghost rockets' (spökraketer) in Sweden. The document details several distinct observations occurring on the same evening. Inspector Gunnar Schåltz reported a silver, cigar-shaped object seen from a train between Enköping and Stockholm at 20:44, noting it maneuvered northward and descended. Kurt Persson reported a glowing sphere at 20:48 near Stallarholmen that appeared to land in a field, though no physical evidence was found. Bank official Ewert observed a large sphere with a tail over Nybroplan at 20:45. Mr. Sjögren and an accompanying flight cadet observed a red fireball with a blue tail and sparks near Riksby at 21:00, estimating its altitude at 400-500 meters. Mr. Wettermon reported a large fireball and two smaller objects with a white streak over Ösmo at 20:48. Finally, Engineer E. Sparmann observed an object over Engelbrektsplan at 20:48, describing it as moving slower than a meteorite, resembling a large signal pistol rocket, with a size approximately one-fifth of the moon's diameter.