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Wednesday, September 5, 2012

September 5


SEPTEMBER 5
Tagalog Klasiks Taon 5 Blg. 109, Setyembre 5, 1953
Tampok sa taklob-pahina ang “Payaso” na kathang-isip ni Nolasco “Noly” Panaligan


Setyembre 5 sa Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas

          Noong Setyembre 5, 1898 unang lumaganap sa Pilipinas ang mga sipi ng King James Version ng Bibliya sa pamamagitan ng mga misyonaryong Protestante.
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          Ang komposisyon ni Julian Felipe na Marcha Nacional Filipina, na unang pinatugtog noong Hunyo 12, 1898, ay inaring Pambansang Awit ng Pilipinas noong Setyembre 5, 1938..
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Si Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos sa Philippine International Convention Center
kung saan ginanap ang IMF Convention (1976).

Ang Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) ay pinasinayaan ni Pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos noong Setyembre 5, 1976.

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Personalities and celebrities born on September 5:
1905 – Lorenzo Sumulong, lawyer, politician and delegate to the United Nation – in Antipolo, Rizal (d. October 21, 1997).
1947 – Danny Florencio (Full name Danilo Zoleta Florencio), basketball player – in Manila.
1948 – Benjie Cleofas (full name Benjamin B. Cleofas Jr), basketball player – in Caloocan City.
1964 – Alfredo “Pido” Jarencio, basketball player.
1967 – Arnel Pineda, singer-songwriter and lead singer of the rock band Journey – in Sampaloc, Manila.
1969 – Amy Perez (full name Maria Armida Parale Perez), actress and television host – in Manila.
Amy Perez
on the cover of Good Housekeeping (Philippines) November 2010 issue
(courtesy of Susan Ang-Sy Dy)

1970 –Gilbert Remulla (full name Gilbert Cesar Catibayan Remulla), newscaster and politician – in Imus, Cavite.





Ernest Hemingway on the cover of
Life (September 5, 1960), where his novel,
The Dangerous Summer, first appeared.
Picture Trivia
          Ernest Miller Hemingway (1899-1961) wrote the novel The Dangerous Summer between the years 1959 to 1960. It was serialized in three issues of Life starting on the September 5, 1960 issue (SEE attached Life cover page). The novel was about a bullfighter name Antonio Ordoñez, the son of another matador Cayetano Ordoñez, which was on Hemingway’s earlier novel The Sun Also Rises (1926).
          In June 1985, Charles Scribner’s Sons published the edited version of the 75,000-word manuscript of The Dangerous Summer in book form. This was 24 years after the death of Hemingway.
The first edition (1985) of
Ernest Hemingway’s novel
The Dangerous Summer.
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

January 24

 


January 24
Liwayway (Pitak ng mga Kasaysayang Isinalarawan), Enero 24, 1966
Tampok sa taklob-pahina ang “Pistolero”
na kinatha nina Francisco V. Coching at Federico C. Javinal
 
January 24 in Philippine History:
1744 – Beginning of the Dagohoy Revolt (led by Francisco Dagohoy) in the island of Bohol, that lasted more than 85 years, the longest revolt against the Spaniards in the Philippines.
1979 – The Health Science Center of the University of the Philippines was created by Presidential Executive Order No. 519.
2011 – Environmental advocate and radio broadcaster Gerry Ortega was murdered along the national highway in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. Ortega, earlier, vehemently opposed mining in the biodiversity-rich province of Palawan. His death spawn the launching of “Save Palawan Movement” in gathering 10 million signatures to stop mining in the province.


SULYAP SA NAKARAAN
Ang “Payaso” ni Noly Panaligan
tampok sa taklob-pahina ng Tagalog Klasiks (Enero 4, 1953)
Ang katumbas ng salitang “payaso” sa Wikang English ay harlequin o court jester.
 
Pinoy personalities and celebrities born on January 24:
1920 – Manuel T. Yan, soldier, diplomat, peacemaker, and youngest to hold the position of AFP Chief of Staff (May 28, 1968) – in Sta. Cruz, Manila.
  


Fernando Poe Jr and wife Susan Roces
on the cover of Mr. & Ms. (January 24, 1984).
Larawang Tribiya
          Sina Fernando Poe Jr (1939-2004) at Susan Roces ang tinaguriang “King and Queen of Philippine Movies.” Una silang nagtambal sa pelikulang Ang Daigidig Ko’y Ikaw (1965), sa ilalim ng direksiyon ni Efren Reyes. Nagkasama sila sa 17 pelikula.                          
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