January 25, 1970
Office of the President of the Philippines Malacañang January 25, 1970 Sunday 2:55 PM The President must do almost everything in the government. Nothing… Read More »January 25, 1970
Court of Appeals
July 23, 1945 Monday
The newspapers bring two pieces of news; one elated us, and the other alarmed us. The first seems to indicate an early end of the… Read More »July 23, 1945 Monday
29th December 1941
Today I repaired to my office for the last time. I came walking through the difficult streets of Intramuros spoiled by a host of debris,… Read More »29th December 1941
12th-23th December 1941
When I arrived home this morning from the office. I greeted my father who was reading at the dining room. He informed me that my… Read More »12th-23th December 1941
10th December 1941
It was not yet five in the morning when we woke up. We were served some hot coffee and nothing more. Without any delay and… Read More »10th December 1941
9th December 1941
They woke me up for a poor man’s breakfast of coffee and bread. It looked like everybody had had a good night’s sleep; not I,… Read More »9th December 1941
8th December 1941
I woke up at about seven in the morning. Soon I joined the family at the dining room. We took breakfast together, consuming, in part,… Read More »8th December 1941
February 6, 1936
The President names all but one of the Judges of the Court of Appeals–good selections, made in accordance with recommendations of the Supreme Court, and… Read More »February 6, 1936
January 30-31 & February 1-2, 1936
Dull, uninteresting days, in spite of the tropical beauties of which Conrad and Maugham write. Quezon busy all the time selecting the judges for appointment… Read More »January 30-31 & February 1-2, 1936