Date (happened)
- 3 May 1932 (probable)the-lost-first-publication-of-neville-goddard-ask-of-me.txt — "Jane went spectacularly broke on May 3, 1932...filed for bankruptcy in federal court"
- c. 1935 (possible)the-lost-first-publication-of-neville-goddard-ask-of-me.txt — "just three years after her total financial annihilation in 1935, show she was back"
- 3 May 1932 (probable)passage 116221: Jane went spectacularly broke on May 3, 1932; Scranton newspapers reported her federal bankruptcy filing
Neville's future publisher Jane A. Snellgrove filed for federal bankruptcy, as reported in Scranton newspapers, owing creditors including Mrs. Julia Gill Robinson Koch.
Adjudication: These are two sequential events in Snellgrove's business history -- her 1932 bankruptcy (dated precisely via court/newspaper record) and her resumption of publishing roughly three years later -- not competing versions of one event. Row 0 has the more precise, closer-to-event sourcing; row 1 remains valid as a separate later milestone.
Place: Scranton, Pennsylvania
Person: Jane A. Snellgrove
Ruling: accepted (all claims kept), Rudi 2026-07-23