Neville begins a New York lecture series on 1 May 1945

Date (happened)
1 May 1945
probable
  1. 1 May 1945 conclusion · probable
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1945-05-01 (passage:543708).
  2. 1 May 1945 stated · probable · preferred
    Source Eternal States ¶25passage 543708 (lecture nid=1768 'Eternal States'): 'I'm committed to a series of lectures in New York City in 1945 beginning the first day of May'
    Why Prior npr rows 23528 and 59586 already identified this same fact as unresolved; no matching lecture record is required to file the date.
    Reasoning Neville states the date directly in his own words, matching the event's title exactly; this is read straight off the source, not derived from the lecture's own delivery date (which is 19 years later). Confidence held to probable rather than certain because it is a specific recollection given nearly two decades after the fact, and is corroborated only loosely (same 1945/first-week-of-May schedule) by a second, independent telling in passage 527621.
Place
New York City
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 13 March 1953 estimated · probable
    Source Catch the Mood ¶27passage 527621 (lecture nid=1001 'Catch the Mood'), delivery dated 1953-03-13 (certain, legacy_unreviewed)
    Reasoning This is the earlier of the two tellings of the New York schedule story; the telling date is inherited from the lecture's delivery claim.
  2. 20 February 1964 estimated · probable
    Source Eternal States ¶25passage 543708 (lecture nid=1768 'Eternal States'), delivery dated 1964-02-20 (probable, chrome dateline)
    Reasoning This is the later, more explicit telling that names the exact date; the telling date is inherited from the lecture's probable delivery claim.
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