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GA-00615 1950-11-02 De Locomotief rel A

Stadsnieuws: Semarang (City news: Semarang, 2 November 1950)

City news: Semarang, 2 November 1950

De Locomotief, 2 Nov 1950, Semarang city news column. Relevant items: Gerwis Semarang has a new board chaired by Miss Kadarsih after merging its three branches; Gerwis (with Perwari, Kowani) is on the committee for the reburial of Lt-Col Sirojo (catering); a PKI branch opens in Semarang. The 'Kartinah' mentioned died o

GA-00626 1953-07-11 De Locomotief rel A

Surakarta: Gerwis bijeen (Surakarta: Gerwis meets)

Surakarta: Gerwis meets (Central Java working conference)

De Locomotief, 11 July 1953: one-line notice from Surakarta that the Central Java Commissariat of Gerwis will hold a working conference from 27 July (end date garbled in source), with delegates from all of Central Java.

GA-00634 1954-07-29 De Locomotief rel A

Conferentie Gerwani (Gerwani conference, Salatiga)

Gerwani conference in Salatiga on implementing congress decisions

De Locomotief, 29 July 1954: the Salatiga branch of Gerwani, with Central Java provincial delegates and BTI, SOBSI and women's organisation representatives, discusses implementing the latest congress decisions. Sub-branches will be set up in every subdistrict capital. Gerwani fields no candidates in the elections but i

GA-00644 1955-03-09 De Locomotief rel A

Salatiga: Internationale Vrouwendag (Salatiga: International Women's Day)

Salatiga: International Women's Day, 1955

De Locomotief, 9 Mar 1955: Salatiga's women's federation (10 organisations) marks International Women's Day on 8 March in the people's building; Mrs Kaslah of Gerwani gives the opening speech and Mrs Sugijarto of Rukun Wanita explains the day's meaning, followed by remarks from agencies and parties.

GA-00653 1955-11-30 De Locomotief rel A

Lezingen (Lectures, Gerwani Semarang)

Lectures by Gerwani Semarang on women's rights and Regulation 19

De Locomotief, 30 Nov 1955: Gerwani Semarang held an evening of lectures by board members on women's rights and the inequality kept in force by Government Regulation 19 (1952 pensions for plural wives). Speakers recalled the organisation's help in vote counting and childcare centres during the elections. Text partly ga