Neville announces his Sunday departure from the city

Neville tells the audience he is leaving the city on Sunday night and urges them to remain faithful to the instruction after he goes.
Date (happened)
15 February 1948
unresolved
  1. 15 February 1948 stated · probable · preferred
    Source No One to Change but Self ¶53"on Sunday night", told in No One to Change But Self (nid 988)
  2. 16 February 1948 estimated · probable
    Source No One to Change but Selfdelivery claim on lecture nid 988 (catalog #3); announcement text in passage 527338
    Why Corrects which Sunday is meant; does not touch the existing 1948-02-15 row.
    Reasoning This event is the announcement act itself ('Neville tells the audience he is leaving the city on Sunday night'), not a separately-dated happening, so per the speech-act convention field_date is the day of the lecture: 1948-02-16. The existing d0 field_date (1948-02-15) mis-read 'Sunday night' as the night immediately preceding the Monday 16th delivery; but the sentence is forward-looking ('Do remain faithful to this instruction' after he goes), and the doomsday rule places Feb 29 1948 (leap year) on a Sunday, making Feb 15 a Sunday and Feb 16 a Monday — consistent with a lecture on Monday the 16th announcing a departure on the coming Sunday, not the one just past. Confidence held at probable, matching the lone delivery claim on nid 988, which is a legacy-catalogue backfill (state: legacy_unreviewed) with no independent chrome corroboration in this packet.
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 16 February 1948 conclusion
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1948-02-16 (node:988).
  2. 16 February 1948 stated
    Source No One to Change but SelfNo One to Change But Self (nid 988), telling 988-4, told 1948-02-16
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