Pennsylvania Governor John Fine proclaims Oct 13 -19 as "Pennsylvania Week"

Pennsylvania Week 1952, held from October 13th to 19th, highlights the state's vital role in national defense and global freedom. Governor Fein, alongside Commerce Secretary Sordoni and Arthur C. Kauffman, emphasizes the importance of celebrating Pennsylvania's contributions. The week encourages communities to participate in local observances, showcasing spiritual, historical, and economic achievements. The initiative aims to honor past accomplishments and inspire future progress, reinforcing Pennsylvania's status as a key player in America's strength.

What is the main theme of Pennsylvania Week 1952?

• Cultural Heritage

• Economic Growth

• Technological Innovation

• Defense and Preparedness

Who is seated with Governor Fein at the state capitol during the discussion of Pennsylvania Week?

• Local Mayors and Officials

• The President and Vice President

• Commerce Secretary Sordoni and Arthur C. Kauffman

• Military Leaders

What does Governor Fein emphasize about Pennsylvania Week?

• It is a time for economic analysis.

• It is a week to celebrate the state's role in national defense.

• It is a week for political debates.

• It is a week for technological advancements.

What does Governor Fein request from each community during Pennsylvania Week?

• To organize sports events

• To focus on technological innovations

• To make the week significant by participating in local observances

• To hold political rallies

What contributions does Governor Fein encourage communities to emphasize during Pennsylvania Week?

• Spiritual, historical, scenic, industrial, and economic

• Political and social

• Technological and scientific

• Educational and cultural