Date (happened)
- c. 1922 (possible)the-finances-of-neville-goddard-what-he-charged-for-lectures-and-why-he-never-charged-for-private-interviews.txt — "worked for J. C. Penney and they gave me twenty-two dollars a week"
- c. 1923 (possible)the-finances-of-neville-goddard-what-he-charged-for-lectures-and-why-he-never-charged-for-private-interviews.txt — "he lost his job after 1.5 years due to an economic downturn"
- c. 1923 (possible)the-finances-of-neville-goddard-what-he-charged-for-lectures-and-why-he-never-charged-for-private-interviews.txt — "$18/week at Macy’s (he quit after a year"
Persons
Neville worked as a clerk at J.C. Penney for $22/week after arriving in NYC.
Adjudication: This is a sequential employment timeline (Penney 1922 -> fired 1923 -> Macy's 1923), all from the same secondary source, not competing versions of one event. No row contradicts another; this group appears to be three distinct life events wrongly bundled together rather than a genuine contest.
Place: New York City
Person: Neville Goddard
Ruling: accepted (all claims kept), Rudi 2026-07-23