Pedro José Lobo (original) (raw)
佩德羅·若澤·羅保博士（Dr. Pedro José Lobo，1892年1月12日－1965年10月1日），二次大戰期間澳門經濟主管、文化活動提倡者。他是香港行政立法兩局議員羅保的父親，故又稱老羅保。 羅保在生於帝汶，四歲時隨養父定居澳門，1927年開始當公務員，後來獲澳門總督委任為經濟主管和專責處理對日本的外交事務，故當時澳門免受日本入侵，都有賴於羅保博士。 而為了解決澳門的糧食不足等問題，羅保博士便與一些宗教團體合作組織派米中心，而且也捐獻了自己的大部份財產，使澳門平穩地渡過了二戰餘下的日子，至戰事結束後，澳門人口急降回15萬。 另外，羅保博士又提倡文化活動，成立了音樂文化協會和綠邨電台，自此當時澳門多個界別的人士都非常支持他。後來他獲澳葡政府頒授和，1956年9月18日澳門市政廳召開市政會議將位於殷皇子大馬路中間的一條新闢街道命名為「羅保博士街（Rua do Dr. Pedro José Lobo）」，以紀念羅保博士有此功績，並於10月18日刊憲落實。在街道命名典禮中，羅保博士更榮獲澳門的稱號。 後來羅保博士移居香港，並於1965年10月1日在香港逝世。
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| dbo:abstract | Pedro José Lobo Order of the Colonial Empire, Order of Infante D. Henrique (Manatuto, Timor-Leste, January 12, 1892 – Hong Kong, October 1, 1965) was an important entrepreneur, politician, philanthropist, civil servant, musician, leader and cultural facilitator of Macau, a prominent member of the Macanese elite of the time. As head of the Central Bureau of Economic Services, Pedro José Lobo distinguished himself during World War II, in the resolution of the 1952 Portas do Cerco Incident, and in the gold trade, which enriched him. He was also owner and manager of the Macau Water Supply Company and founder of the Macau Air Transport Company (MATCO), in 1948. He was also a patron and promoter of Macau's cultural, musical and artistic life. He founded Rádio Vila Verde and the Cultural Circle of Macau. Lobo was president of the Municipal Council of Macau (1959–1964) and member of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia. In religious terms, he was a member of the Congregation of Our Lady of Fatima, which brought together Catholic local devotees to Our Lady of Fatima. (en) Pedro José Lobo Com I, Com IH (Manatuto, Timor-Leste, 12 de Janeiro de 1892 — Hong Kong, 1 de Outubro de 1965) foi um importante empresário, político, filantropo, funcionário público, músico, dirigente associativo e dinamizador cultural de Macau, sendo considerado um membro destacado da elite macaense da altura. Como chefe da Repartição Central dos Serviços Económicos, Pedro José Lobo destacou-se durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, na resolução do Incidente das Portas do Cerco (1952) e no comércio de ouro, que lhe permitiu enriquecer muito. Foi também proprietário e gestor da Companhia de Abastecimento de Água de Macau e fundador da Macau Air Transport Company (MATCO), em 1948. Ele destacou-se também no campo da cultura, sendo um grande mecenas e promotor da vida cultural, musical e artística de Macau. Foi ele que fundou a Rádio Vila Verde e o Círculo Cultural de Macau. Em termos cívico-políticos, ele foi presidente do Leal Senado de Macau (1959-1964) e vogal da Santa Casa da Misericórdia. Em termos religiosos, ele foi um membro/congregado da Congregação de Nossa Senhora de Fátima, que reunia os devotos católicos locais a Nossa Senhora de Fátima. (pt) 佩德羅·若澤·羅保博士（Dr. Pedro José Lobo，1892年1月12日－1965年10月1日），二次大戰期間澳門經濟主管、文化活動提倡者。他是香港行政立法兩局議員羅保的父親，故又稱老羅保。 羅保在生於帝汶，四歲時隨養父定居澳門，1927年開始當公務員，後來獲澳門總督委任為經濟主管和專責處理對日本的外交事務，故當時澳門免受日本入侵，都有賴於羅保博士。 而為了解決澳門的糧食不足等問題，羅保博士便與一些宗教團體合作組織派米中心，而且也捐獻了自己的大部份財產，使澳門平穩地渡過了二戰餘下的日子，至戰事結束後，澳門人口急降回15萬。 另外，羅保博士又提倡文化活動，成立了音樂文化協會和綠邨電台，自此當時澳門多個界別的人士都非常支持他。後來他獲澳葡政府頒授和，1956年9月18日澳門市政廳召開市政會議將位於殷皇子大馬路中間的一條新闢街道命名為「羅保博士街（Rua do Dr. Pedro José Lobo）」，以紀念羅保博士有此功績，並於10月18日刊憲落實。在街道命名典禮中，羅保博士更榮獲澳門的稱號。 後來羅保博士移居香港，並於1965年10月1日在香港逝世。 (zh) |
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| rdfs:comment | 佩德羅·若澤·羅保博士（Dr. Pedro José Lobo，1892年1月12日－1965年10月1日），二次大戰期間澳門經濟主管、文化活動提倡者。他是香港行政立法兩局議員羅保的父親，故又稱老羅保。 羅保在生於帝汶，四歲時隨養父定居澳門，1927年開始當公務員，後來獲澳門總督委任為經濟主管和專責處理對日本的外交事務，故當時澳門免受日本入侵，都有賴於羅保博士。 而為了解決澳門的糧食不足等問題，羅保博士便與一些宗教團體合作組織派米中心，而且也捐獻了自己的大部份財產，使澳門平穩地渡過了二戰餘下的日子，至戰事結束後，澳門人口急降回15萬。 另外，羅保博士又提倡文化活動，成立了音樂文化協會和綠邨電台，自此當時澳門多個界別的人士都非常支持他。後來他獲澳葡政府頒授和，1956年9月18日澳門市政廳召開市政會議將位於殷皇子大馬路中間的一條新闢街道命名為「羅保博士街（Rua do Dr. Pedro José Lobo）」，以紀念羅保博士有此功績，並於10月18日刊憲落實。在街道命名典禮中，羅保博士更榮獲澳門的稱號。 後來羅保博士移居香港，並於1965年10月1日在香港逝世。 (zh) Pedro José Lobo Order of the Colonial Empire, Order of Infante D. Henrique (Manatuto, Timor-Leste, January 12, 1892 – Hong Kong, October 1, 1965) was an important entrepreneur, politician, philanthropist, civil servant, musician, leader and cultural facilitator of Macau, a prominent member of the Macanese elite of the time. Lobo was president of the Municipal Council of Macau (1959–1964) and member of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia. In religious terms, he was a member of the Congregation of Our Lady of Fatima, which brought together Catholic local devotees to Our Lady of Fatima. (en) Pedro José Lobo Com I, Com IH (Manatuto, Timor-Leste, 12 de Janeiro de 1892 — Hong Kong, 1 de Outubro de 1965) foi um importante empresário, político, filantropo, funcionário público, músico, dirigente associativo e dinamizador cultural de Macau, sendo considerado um membro destacado da elite macaense da altura. Em termos cívico-políticos, ele foi presidente do Leal Senado de Macau (1959-1964) e vogal da Santa Casa da Misericórdia. Em termos religiosos, ele foi um membro/congregado da Congregação de Nossa Senhora de Fátima, que reunia os devotos católicos locais a Nossa Senhora de Fátima. (pt) |
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