Loose, Harry J | Urantia Book Historical Society

1917/02/15 - Letter

1 pg, To D H Grant from Doc Sadler, on Chicago Theraputic Institute letterhead, re: Grant's choice of Harry J Loose as a speaker for the Lyceum or Chautauqua circuit.

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1919/10/16 - Article

2 pgs, Series of newspaper articles reporting Harry Loose's lectures on crime and its causes, the greatest cause being people getting away from Church and God.

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1941/11/07 - Letter

1 pg, To Harold Sherman from Doc Sadler, acknowledging receipt of his 10/27 letter and confirming that they will meet in December. References Harry (Loose?).

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1942/02/09 - Letter

4 pgs, A 3-page and 1-page letter photocopied together. 1) 2/9/42 to friends from Elsie Baumgartner re: the power struggle between Dr. William Sadler and Harold Sherman. 2) 2/17/43 To Elsie from Harry Loose re: the same subject.

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1976/08/27 - Letter

2 pgs, To Harold Sherman from Mary McClain Wirsing, saying she just finished his book: How To Know What To Believe. She discusses her beliefs about reincarnation and her direct experiences working with Edgar Cayce in the 1940's.

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1992/06 - Transcript

4 pgs, How It Began: A history given orally by Martha Sherman, husband of Harold. Discusses Harry Loose and Hubert Wilkens.

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1992/08/26 - Letter

2 pgs, To Mark Kulieke from Martin Gardner, saying that he met with Martha Sheman and was given the letters from Harry Loose. He comments about the involvement of Dr. William Sadler, Hales, Wilfred and Anna Kellogg with respect to the early development of the UB. Discusses material on hybrids being left out.

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1992/09/13 - Letter

1 pg, To Julio Edwards from Martin Gardner, thanking him for all the corrections to his draft. He sends $20 for the next four editions of Urantian Sojourn. And mentions an apparent misunderstanding that Harry Loose had about hybrids and whether the material was included. It seems to related to recounting the what happened with the Prince's staff after the rebellion.

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1993/02/04 - Letter

4 pgs, To Martin Gardner from Matt Neibaur, thanking him for a Harry Loose info related to Harold Sherman. Matt discusses Gardner's Skeptical Inquirer contributions, showing similarities with UB concepts. Discusses, the Dead Sea Scrolls, cultural relativism and what it means to be a fundamentalist.

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1993/12/17 - Letter

2 pgs, To Martin Gardner from Ernest Moyer with details about Harry Loose and Harold Sherman. Some of the facts call into question whether Sherman moved from Chicago to Arkansas, as Sherman asserts he did.

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1994/04/17 - Letter

1 pg, To Julio Edwards from Martin Gardner, asking if Julio has contact info for Bud Kagan. Saying he does not think the Kristen Maaherra (later Michaels) lawsuit with the Foundation will move forward any time soon, that the Teaching Mission is constantly coming out with more stuff, and he needs to just finish up his manuscript and be done. Says Dr. William Sadler once read the Forum a paper that was word for word by Stuart Chase but that it didn...

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1994/06/24 - Letter

1 pg, To Barrie Bedell from Ernest Moyer, appreciating the rebuke that Barrie sent to Martin Gardner and commenting on early history involving Harold Sherman, Elsie Baumgartner, Harry Loose, Clyde Bedell and Dr. Sadler.

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1994/06/25 - Letter

2 pgs, To Barrie Bedell from Martin Gardner, pointing out the things that agrees with in the UB and what he disagrees with. Says he's trying to factual in his history. Mentions Harry Loose as an important source. Re-asserts that Bill Sadler, Jr. married the fiancee of his son, who was less than half his age.

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1994/07/24 - Letter

2 pgs, To Ernest Moyer from Barrie Bedell, commenting on Clyde Bedell's relationship to Dr. Sadler and issues related to Harold Sherman and Harry Loose, rejecting the idea that Mo Siegel used Steve McIntosh to influence Joe Lewis, the attorney for Kristen Maaherra, against Kristen's interests, and predicting that she will stay the course regarding the release of the UB from copyright in her law suit with the Foundation.

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