April 21, 1942
Tuesday Ft. Hughes This was a fairly quiet day. I stayed down at the foot of the hill on the Whittler’s beach for the first… Read More »April 21, 1942
1942
April 21, 1942 – Tuesday
Got up early, finished packing, paid my hotel bill and rushed to house of the President. 9:30 a.m. returned to Hotel Chevron, to pick Vice… Read More »April 21, 1942 – Tuesday
April 21, 1942
Rumors are that Germany is being heavily bombed and asking for truce, that Italy is asking for non-combat status. Russia declares war on Japan? Baguio… Read More »April 21, 1942
April 21, 1942
Tues. Finished my work at BB and back to Lubuagan. Brought a dandy cook back with me to help out in the Mess. Sgt. Brazelton… Read More »April 21, 1942
21 Apr. ’42
Japanese hauling away final dregs of Canacao. We are about packed up for the twenty-fourth. Three meals today and will take ten days supply of… Read More »21 Apr. ’42
April 21, 1942
Very little activity today. Food the same, flies the same, everything the same. Would sure like some news, but I guess that is wanting too… Read More »April 21, 1942
April 21, 1942
U. S. Is No Match For JAPAN! “Japan is about to secure full contro] of the Indian Ocean and consequently will be able to meet… Read More »April 21, 1942
April 17-21, 1942
When we heard the shelling on the outside usually directed at the batteries we would soon receive the casualties. Bombs dropping on the Malinta Hill… Read More »April 17-21, 1942
Tues., Apr. 21, 1942
Negrito women in camp to sell vegetables today, dressed in rags resembling American dresses, necks open to waist, revealing with unconcern large drooping breasts. In… Read More »Tues., Apr. 21, 1942