GA-01211 1953-12-18 relevance B public
Petitie in Semarang (Petition in Semarang)
Petition in Semarang
Java-Bode, 18 December 1953, p. 2: news column reporting that a hundred women from seven Semarang women's associations, led by Perwari and joined by Gerwis, presented a petition to Central Java governor Budiono supporting a Perwari central board motion. Other snippets (hospital openings, Davao vice-consulate) are unrelated.
Java-Bode, 18 Desember 1953, hlm. 2: kolom berita tentang seratus perempuan dari tujuh organisasi perempuan Semarang, dipimpin Perwari dan diikuti Gerwis, menyerahkan petisi kepada Gubernur Jawa Tengah Budiono untuk mendukung mosi pengurus pusat Perwari. Berita lain (peresmian rumah sakit, vise-konsulat Davao) tidak terkait.
“Perwari led, followed by representatives of the Gerwis and five other women's associations (p. 2).”
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- 1953-12-18
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- 1950–1954
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Dutch press (1945-2000) - articles on Gerwis, Gerwani and members (Delpher)/Java-Bode (1953-12-18) - Petitie in Semarang [Delpher ddd-010864732-a0101].txt
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