December 2, 1944
A spirited exchange of fire woke us up last night and alarmed the whole neighborhood of these mountains from exactly 1:00 to 3:00 A.M. The… Read More »December 2, 1944
A spirited exchange of fire woke us up last night and alarmed the whole neighborhood of these mountains from exactly 1:00 to 3:00 A.M. The… Read More »December 2, 1944
While the planes continue unloading their fury upon the nerve of the Japanese defense—I admit that I was unable to put down in detail the… Read More »November 26, 1944
The Military Police of Baguio is not far behind that of Manila in neronian cruelty. A few days before we arrived, they did something which… Read More »November 16, 1944
Five hundred planes attacked Manila furiously last Sunday. The pro-Japanese propagandists tried to attribute these bombings during these festive days to the Americans’ attempt to… Read More »November 15, 1944
Evacuees from Manila told us that last Sunday, the 5th of the month, was a record peak in the number and intensity of bombings. From… Read More »November 7, 1944
I decided to come up to Baguio, partly for reasons of health, and partly to lessen the burden of the Seminary community. Food shortage in… Read More »Baguio, November 6, 1944
The press proclaimed in bold lines: “American Bombing in Leyte Ceases”. “In the face of a terrific Japanese attack, the American fleet had abandoned the… Read More »October 29, 1944
The soldiers are commandeering horses, calesas, bicycles and push carts, and the people are forced to hide them. As a consequence, there is an even… Read More »October 26, 1944
Some twenty planes made a thunderous attack over Nichols, catching the guardians of the city unaware. They did not hit as accurately as on the… Read More »October 24, 1944