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event |
tags |
firsts |
| 1952 26 Dec - 1 Jan |
Rosemary Sala spoke about her recent pilgrimage at the Beaulac Winter Session. [CBN No 36 December, 1952 p8] |
Winter schools; Rosemary Sala; Beaulac, QC |
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| 1952 Dec |
Mr. Schopflocher wrote to the Hon. Lester B. Pearson, Minister of External Affairs in Ottawa, to assist us on behalf of Miss Marian Jack, the Canadian pioneer in Sofia, Bulgaria. She would have been 88 years old at this time. Canada did not have diplomatic representation in Bulgaria at this time so, as a Canadian citizen, she came under the responsibility of the British Delegation. NBAD227; [CBN No 36 December 1952 p2] |
Sofia, Bulgaria; Bulgaria |
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| 1952 Dec |
The National Spiritual Assembly announced that the Hazíratu'l-Quds had been purchased at 188 St George Street in Toronto. [UC36; CBNNo 36 December 1952 p2]
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Haziratul-Quds (Bahá'í centres); Toronto, ON |
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| 1952 8 Oct |
The Guardian cabled the the Bahá'í world that he had appointed five Auxiliary Boards, one for each continent, to help the Hands of the Cause in their work. The first Auxiliary Board Members were appointed by the Hands under the direction of the Guardian. They were to serve as adjuncts, deputies and advisers to the Hands and to work closely with the National Spiritual Assemblies. [UC35; MBW44, BW13p335] |
Auxiliary board members and assistants; Haifa, Israel |
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| 1952 Oct - 1953 Oct |
Holy Year, "The Great Jubilee", 16 October 1952 to 16 October 1953, was inaugurated. [MBW16-18; BW12:116; DG84; PP409–10; SBR170–1]
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The Great Jubilee; Holy Years |
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| 1952 Oct |
It was announced in the Canadian Bahá'í News that Mrs Catherine Jones was the first resident of Saskatoon to accept the Faith.
[CBN No 35 November, 1952 p7] |
Catherine Jones; Saskatoon, SK |
first resident of Saskatoon to accept the Faith |
Try also a shorter date like or 1952 or 195
try also the main Chronology — 1952-1 or 1952 or 195
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Canada