June 25, 1942
Quezon is very much exercised because he found that the Army Intelligence Service had discovered that Colonel Andres Soriano, his Secretary of Finance, had been… Read More »June 25, 1942
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June 25, 1942
We moved out of that hellhole of Malinta Tunnel today. We are now at the badly bombed Topside hospital. It has been simply heavenly to… Read More »June 25, 1942
June 25, 1942
Not all the people have surrendered to the Japanese. Guerilla activities continue unabated in the hills. The Japanese have issued a warning to all guerillas… Read More »June 25, 1942
June 25,1942
Today I got good and bad news. The good news from Mrs. Cristina Magsaysay Cuenca is that according to reliable information from the Japanese Adm.,… Read More »June 25,1942
June 24, 1942
Major H. visited us. He related that within a few days after the Japanese entry, he was arrested and imprisoned in Fort Santiago. One day,… Read More »June 24, 1942
June 23, 1942
People do not seem to understand how to organize a neighborhood association. They don’t read the instructions carefully. When they don’t get their rice, they… Read More »June 23, 1942
June 23, 1942
We received the first news from Hongkong. This was the first communication we had from abroad in six months. The Dominican Superior of Rosaryhill sent… Read More »June 23, 1942
June 22, 1942
Japanese authorities announced that the use of traveling pass by the public is no longer required. Saw a Japanese officer’s car crash against a rig.… Read More »June 22, 1942
June 22, 1942
Shoreham Hotel. Quezon returned from a conference with Secretary Ickes, whom he greatly likes. He is getting more interested every day in composing ideas for… Read More »June 22, 1942