PIRO

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PIRO	Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore (US National Park Service)
PIRO	Pacific Islands Regional Office

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On August 17, 1918, Italian immigrants Joseph Tamprullo and Earlerogo Piro declared "it is not wrong to kill a man who speaks ill of one's wife," and they shot and stabbed Piro's cousin, Pasquale, for "traducing" their wives. "It is his first offense. We might as well let him go": homicide and ... by Adler, Jeffrey S. / Journal of Social History A Chilean company, Teleductos, installed the network and speakers, and the municipality awarded a content concession to radio entrepreneur Piro Morphino, with the provision that he can sell advertising over the system up to 10% of the schedule, daily from 9 a. Sing, sing a song by Harris, Paul / Latin Trade Piro Malo, from Albania, and Silvia Lopez Mauk, from Mexico, were among 187 people from 48 countries sworn in as United States citizens during a naturalization ceremony hem at the Harold Washington Library downtown. July 1, 2004 by The Chicago Reporter More results

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On August 17, 1918, Italian immigrants Joseph Tamprullo and Earlerogo Piro declared "it is not wrong to kill a man who speaks ill of one's wife," and they shot and stabbed Piro's cousin, Pasquale, for "traducing" their wives.

"It is his first offense. We might as well let him go": homicide and ... by Adler, Jeffrey S. / Journal of Social History

A Chilean company, Teleductos, installed the network and speakers, and the municipality awarded a content concession to radio entrepreneur Piro Morphino, with the provision that he can sell advertising over the system up to 10% of the schedule, daily from 9 a.

Sing, sing a song by Harris, Paul / Latin Trade

Piro Malo, from Albania, and Silvia Lopez Mauk, from Mexico, were among 187 people from 48 countries sworn in as United States citizens during a naturalization ceremony hem at the Harold Washington Library downtown.

July 1, 2004 by The Chicago Reporter

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