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My Beloved Brothers And Sisters You Assembled...

Marion G. Romney · 1955 April General Conference · 1955-04-03

Fidelity

◕Authoritative print

Officially published Conference Report; proofread against IA scan conferencereport1955a (leaves 31-33, printed pp. 31-33). CHL catalog record for April 1955 could not be verified this session (client-rendered SPA; Chrome extension unreachable this session); IA retained as top-level source per docs/review.md. Discourse appears on pp. 31-33. Title is supplied (Conference Report discourses of this era were untitled).

Witnesses

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Collation history

Proofread against the source text.

Proofread against the official/CHL/JSP source plus scan/OCR witness against the full scan range (leaves 31-33).

Collated word-by-word against the original scan.

Heavyweight pass: CHL catalog record for April 1955 could not be verified this session (client-rendered SPA, Chrome extension unreachable); IA scan conferencereport1955a kept as retained top-level source per docs/review.md. Page-by-page collation against the scan (leaves 31-33, printed pp. 31-33) confirms Elder Marion G. Romney (Council of the Twelve), Second Day (Sunday, April 3, 1955) morning session, following Elder Elray L. Christiansen and preceding President J. Reuben Clark, Jr. Fixed a stray OCR glyph ('God. I I thought' to 'God. I thought'), removed a running-head/page-number bleed artifact embedded mid-sentence ('32 GENERAL C Sunday, April 3 That there may be...'), and rejoined a page-break paragraph split where the next page's running head ('PRESIDENT ]. REUBEN CLARK, JR. 33') had been OCR'd into the middle of a sentence ('...ends of the earth, and come unto me... PRESIDENT ]. REUBEN CLARK, JR. 33 to accept those four verities'). Body otherwise matches scan verbatim. Set exact date, session, and talk_order.

Corrections

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