All "The Auditor" Newsletters going back to the 1960's

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All Auditor Newsletters from #9 through #209
(This page was last updated on 16-May-20) guessing this guy is a Brit, so I take it to be 5/20/16?

International Association for the Preservation of Spiritualist and Occult Periodicals
IAPSOP was formed in late 2009, when it became apparent to IAPSOP's founders that (a) the repository libraries traditionally expected to retain Spiritualist and occult periodicals were in many cases removing these from circulation, or from their collections entirely; (b) that independent students and researchers were in some cases duplicating effort and expense to have materials preserved digitally, largely for their private use; and (c) that digital libraries like Google Books were completely indifferent to the special curatorial problems of periodical literature generally, and occult literature in particular.​

Auditor, The.

The Saint Hill Journal of the Auditors Division / The Journal of Scientology.
1964 Irregular, monthly
East Grinstead, Essex, England, then Los Angeles, CA. Publisher: Church of Scientology, Saint Hill Foundation/HCO World Wide/Hubbard College of Scientology/Church of Scientology of California.
Editor: L. Ron Hubbard; Fred Hare; Judy Ziff; Tina Hawkins.
1/1, 1964-current. 4-12 pp. (varies widely). Free with membership.
Although originally intended for auditors in Scientology, the journal documented the growth and development of the movement, during and after the period of Hubbard's sojourn at Saint Hill in East Grinstead (1959-1966), beginning in 1964. It encouraged members to send news to the journal: "If it isn't in 'The Auditor' it didn't happen." It regularly listed the Scientology centers around the world and beginning in 1967 it listed the number and names of "clears" in the movement at the time of publication. The journal featured, in addition to articles by Hubbard and others and current news and events, extensive advertisements for his books, e-meters, power processing, car badges, Dianetics record album, study tapes, special briefing courses, discounted trial memberships, etc. Most issues, as with other Scientology publications, are not explicitly dated or otherwise serialized. BL; Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire, Strasbourg; University of Kansas.

Significant portions of this run of The Auditor were made possible by a donation from a first-generation Scientologist -- to whom, thanks.
 
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from the old website. i haven't picked through it as the first place i looked was a download (that i don't want).

Magazines - scans of assorted cult magazine issues

Ability: http://www.mediafire.com/?xt5xx9pq4apqa Action: http://www.mediafire.com/?abde28oam26jf Auditor: http://www.mediafire.com/?y5t1fvnf8m1p6 Cause: http://www.mediafire.com/?5or7ijp3i23i6 Celebrity: http://www.mediafire.com/?os4sr8ubccb1c Centre...
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OT VIII Newsletter # 57 April 09

For Search: Photos of: George Seidler Nancy Hanson Dean Glossop Stephanie Trollope Sheri Payson
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MELBOURNE Org Newsletter/Promo Leak Thread

Oh, they all seem so shiny, so happy... on the outside. Keep pedaling, kids. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCQ0vDAbF7s
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John Patrick Deveney – Chehebar Deveney & Phillips LLP

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John Patrick Deveney attended St. Joseph’s College in Wisconsin and received a Master’s degree in history of religions from the University of Chicago. He attended the State University of New York at Buffalo Law School, where he was first in his class and an editor of the Law Review and editor-in-chief of The Sea Grant Law Journal. His article in the latter journal is the definitive treatment of questions involving ownership and use of the “foreshore” in New York and has been repeatedly cited by courts addressing land use adjacent to navigable waters. Upon graduation, Mr. Deveney was a law clerk for the Hon. Charles L. Brieant, United States District Judge for the Southern District of New York, and then became associated with the firm of Dewey Ballantine, where he was principally involved in product liability litigation. From June 1980 to August 1982, Mr. Deveney was an Assistant United States Attorney in the Eastern District of Louisiana (New Orleans), where he had an extensive trial practice. Mr. Deveney specializes in commercial and real estate litigation and is frequently retained by homeowners’ associations, real estate developers, and cooperative and condominium boards in connection with complex real estate transactions. From 1982 to 2005, Mr. Deveney was a principal in the firm of Kellner, Chehebar & Deveney in New York City.

(newsletters came from his personal collection)
 
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vegan3 said:

All Auditor Newsletters from #9 through #209
(This page was last updated on 16-May-20) guessing this guy is a Brit, so I take it to be 5/20/16?

International Association for the Preservation of Spiritualist and Occult Periodicals
IAPSOP was formed in late 2009, when it became apparent to IAPSOP's founders that (a) the repository libraries traditionally expected to retain Spiritualist and occult periodicals were in many cases removing these from circulation, or from their collections entirely; (b) that independent students and researchers were in some cases duplicating effort and expense to have materials preserved digitally, largely for their private use; and (c) that digital libraries like Google Books were completely indifferent to the special curatorial problems of periodical literature generally, and occult literature in particular.​
Auditor, The.



The Saint Hill Journal of the Auditors Division / The Journal of Scientology.
1964 Irregular, monthly
East Grinstead, Essex, England, then Los Angeles, CA. Publisher: Church of Scientology, Saint Hill Foundation/HCO World Wide/Hubbard College of Scientology/Church of Scientology of California.
Editor: L. Ron Hubbard; Fred Hare; Judy Ziff; Tina Hawkins.
1/1, 1964-current. 4-12 pp. (varies widely). Free with membership.
Although originally intended for auditors in Scientology, the journal documented the growth and development of the movement, during and after the period of Hubbard's sojourn at Saint Hill in East Grinstead (1959-1966), beginning in 1964. It encouraged members to send news to the journal: "If it isn't in 'The Auditor' it didn't happen." It regularly listed the Scientology centers around the world and beginning in 1967 it listed the number and names of "clears" in the movement at the time of publication. The journal featured, in addition to articles by Hubbard and others and current news and events, extensive advertisements for his books, e-meters, power processing, car badges, Dianetics record album, study tapes, special briefing courses, discounted trial memberships, etc. Most issues, as with other Scientology publications, are not explicitly dated or otherwise serialized. BL; Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire, Strasbourg; University of Kansas.

Significant portions of this run of The Auditor were made possible by a donation from a first-generation Scientologist -- to whom, thanks.
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The English date would be the 16th
of May 2020.
 
vegan3 said:

All Auditor Newsletters from #9 through #209
(This page was last updated on 16-May-20) guessing this guy is a Brit, so I take it to be 5/20/16?

International Association for the Preservation of Spiritualist and Occult Periodicals
IAPSOP was formed in late 2009, when it became apparent to IAPSOP's founders that (a) the repository libraries traditionally expected to retain Spiritualist and occult periodicals were in many cases removing these from circulation, or from their collections entirely; (b) that independent students and researchers were in some cases duplicating effort and expense to have materials preserved digitally, largely for their private use; and (c) that digital libraries like Google Books were completely indifferent to the special curatorial problems of periodical literature generally, and occult literature in particular.​
Auditor, The.


The Saint Hill Journal of the Auditors Division / The Journal of Scientology.
1964 Irregular, monthly
East Grinstead, Essex, England, then Los Angeles, CA. Publisher: Church of Scientology, Saint Hill Foundation/HCO World Wide/Hubbard College of Scientology/Church of Scientology of California.
Editor: L. Ron Hubbard; Fred Hare; Judy Ziff; Tina Hawkins.
1/1, 1964-current. 4-12 pp. (varies widely). Free with membership.
Although originally intended for auditors in Scientology, the journal documented the growth and development of the movement, during and after the period of Hubbard's sojourn at Saint Hill in East Grinstead (1959-1966), beginning in 1964. It encouraged members to send news to the journal: "If it isn't in 'The Auditor' it didn't happen." It regularly listed the Scientology centers around the world and beginning in 1967 it listed the number and names of "clears" in the movement at the time of publication. The journal featured, in addition to articles by Hubbard and others and current news and events, extensive advertisements for his books, e-meters, power processing, car badges, Dianetics record album, study tapes, special briefing courses, discounted trial memberships, etc. Most issues, as with other Scientology publications, are not explicitly dated or otherwise serialized. BL; Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire, Strasbourg; University of Kansas.

Significant portions of this run of The Auditor were made possible by a donation from a first-generation Scientologist -- to whom, thanks.
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It’s such a shame I never collected the issues back in the 1970’s when my mother was the Editor of The Auditor at Saint Hill!
 
For what it's worth, I've got nearly every of the first 50 original issues of Justice League of America comics from the early to mid 1960's.
What, I thought it was relevant.
 
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