I woke up late today and felt exhausted and drained. My muscles are sore, the bruise on both knees still swelling. I felt totally wasted.… Read More »6, Dec. 15[, 2014]: Tacloban. Rest and Recovery Day
Today at 2:00 p.m. we had an air raid warning. Planes flew over us, but did not bomb. Manila, Cebu and Davao are being bombed… Read More »October 9, 1944
Immediately after the all clear signal, rumors spread like wildfire, that Lipa, Tarlac, and Vigan were bombed and that the Americans have landed in Davao,… Read More »September 17, 1944
The City has taken on a truly warlike aspect, an encampment surrounded by the enemy. But the enemy in this case is within the house:… Read More »September 12, 1944
Some people are leaving the city and going out into the country looking for a safer place. Since the American bombing of Davao, many people… Read More »September 9, 1944
Manila radio announced today that yesterday two American planes were shot down over Davao. The planes usually raid during the early morning about dawn.
John, the cook, struck a bargain this morning. He was able to buy three hens for 60 Pesos. We shall have one for lunch with… Read More »September 3, 1944
The Japanese Bulletin Board revealed that Davao (in Mindanao) waterfront has been bombed many times by the American planes. We have heard that the Japanese… Read More »August 25, 1944
Two days ago it was posted on the Japanese Bulletin Board that Davao (in Mindanao – south of here) was bombed on late Sunday afternoon… Read More »August 12, 1944