Neville works for J. C. Penney as his first American employer

He notes that J.C. Penney, who died the past week leaving a fortune, was his first employer in America.
Date (happened)
12 February 1971
unresolved
  1. 12 February 1971 stated · probable · preferred
    Source The Mystery of Jesus Christ ¶10"This past week", told in The Mystery of Jesus Christ (nid 2202)
Place
United States
Persons
Neville Goddard
J. C. Penney
Told / reported
  1. between 16 March 1971 and 10 April 1971 estimated · probable
    Source The Mystery of Jesus Christ ¶10passage 555583 (lecture nid 2202 'The Mystery of Jesus Christ'), delivery claim d1 1971-03-16..1971-04-10 between/probable (Dewey's-death-to-Easter interval)
    Why This event's own field_date claim (J.C. Penney's actual death, 1971-02-12) dates the happening, not the telling; the two are correctly different dates here.
    Reasoning Passage 555583 is Neville directly noting that J.C. Penney, his first employer in America, died the past week leaving a fortune behind him. The lecture containing this passage, nid 2202, carries two consistent delivery claims narrowing to the same window: a coarser March-April 1971 range and a more precise between-bound, 1971-03-16 (Thomas Dewey's death) to 1971-04-10 (the day before Easter Sunday), both probable. No claim gives an exact day, so the telling is written as the same between range at the same probable confidence.
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