Project 10073 Record Cards and Air Intelligence Information Reports — Dallas, Texas, April 1952

This document consists of a series of Project 10073 record cards and Air Intelligence Information Reports detailing Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) sightings in Dallas, Texas, during April 1952. The primary report concerns a witness, Mrs. N. B. Read, who reported two separate sightings of unidentified flying objects. The first incident occurred on 16 April 1952, involving 9-10 circular objects of red, yellow, and white colors, which were observed by Boy Scouts sleeping outdoors. The second incident occurred on 24 April 1952, involving five objects described as small, star-like, and colored red, white, and green. These objects were observed performing straight and level flight before executing sharp 90-degree turns. The intelligence officer, Major Worthy, noted that the witness was of above-average intelligence but concluded that the reports were of little intelligence value because no other citizens in the area reported similar sightings. The documents emphasize that no physical evidence, photographs, or radar confirmation were obtained during these events. The official conclusion for these incidents was that there was insufficient data for evaluation, and the reports were filed accordingly under the Project 10073 framework.