Snowstorm Cancels 1941 New York Lecture

In February 1941, a twelve-inch New York snowstorm reduced Neville's audience to roughly 150-175 at the first presentation of Your Faith Is Your Fortune; the lecture still took place.
Date (happened)
February 1941
unresolved
  1. February 1941 stated · preferred
    Source Your Future ¶61passage 547283: 'That very year...it was a cold beastly night in February' after specifying 1941
    Why The lecture occurred before a reduced crowd; it was not canceled.
    Reasoning Neville explicitly anchors the story to 1941 and then identifies the snowy lecture night as February of that same year. The passage supports month precision but gives no day.
  2. 1941 stated · probable
    Source phase-2 canonical event (fingerprint references)
  3. 1941 stated
    Source Your Future ¶61"in the year 1941", told in Your Future (nid 1863)
Place
Told / reported
  1. 4 January 1966 stated
    Source Your FutureYour Future (nid 1863), telling 1863-7, told 1966-01-04
Sources

Source

  • Your Future ¶61 (So I went home a little bit disappointed and I slept in the assumption that I was in Barbados in that wonderful warm climate. I could hear the coconut leaves on the top of the shingled roof and smell the tropical odors.)