Files 1377 & 1415 — Tremonton, Utah Sighting, July 2, 1952

This document contains a brief report regarding a sighting that occurred on July 2, 1952, at 1110 MST, approximately seven miles north of Tremonton, Utah. The primary witness was CPO Delbert C. Newhouse, who was accompanied by his wife while driving on a highway. According to the report, the witness's wife first noticed the objects. The report describes the phenomenon as a group of objects milling about in a rough formation. The documentation notes that there were no reference points available to the witnesses to accurately estimate the speed, distance, or size of the objects. Two photographs were submitted as part of the file, which is referenced as Files 1377 and 1415. The report explicitly states that the size of the objects in the photographs was too small to show any discernible detail. The official explanation provided in the document suggests that the objects were either pillow balloons or birds. The document includes a cover page dated July 7, 1952, and a summary page containing the witness details and the official explanation, alongside a photographic print labeled 'Pillow Balloons'.