October Features Revisit Philippine Milestones and Preview CBS “Sunday Morning”
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The Philippine Daily Inquirer marked several October anniversaries, including the Oct. 11, 2024 opening of the Philippines’ first drive-thru post office in Davao City. Operated by the Philippine Postal Corp., the service was designed to make mailing more accessible while easing traffic around the Davao City Central Post Office.
The newspaper also recalled Bacolod’s formal inauguration as a city in Negros Occidental on Oct. 19, 1938, under Commonwealth Act No. 326. Bacolod, historically associated with sugar plantations, had a population of 624,787 in the 2024 census. Another milestone described the Magellan expedition’s surviving crew anchoring at what is now Barangay Batulaki on Oct. 26, 1521, while seeking shelter from a violent storm.
CBS News separately previewed upcoming editions of “Sunday Morning,” hosted by Jane Pauley. The Oct. 18 broadcast includes reports on a proposed California wealth tax, artists Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock, and actor Carrie Preston. The Oct. 25 program features segments about Harry Houdini’s life and death, Israeli elections, faded advertising murals known as “ghost signs,” the World War II film “The Mosquito Bowl,” and the Tower of London’s Ravenmaster.
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