February 2, 1942 — Monday
The question of the President’s trip to the U.S. was again discussed by the President and General MacArthur. It was decided that in case our… Read More »February 2, 1942 — Monday
The question of the President’s trip to the U.S. was again discussed by the President and General MacArthur. It was decided that in case our… Read More »February 2, 1942 — Monday
The President is quite depressed. He spoke to General MacArthur about his trip to the U.S. At 9 p.m. I was in the house and… Read More »February 1, 1942 — Sunday
Macarthur has started a flood of communications that seem to indicate a refusal on his part to look facts in the face – an old… Read More »Thursday, January 29, 1942
As we have to stay home most of the time, and as we have no letters to write, we are studying the Bible together in… Read More »Mon. Jan. 26/42
Constantly engaged with enemy. Both sides suffering considerable number of casualties. Enemy snipers inflicting damage to our men especially officers. Capt McCurdy D.C. killed by… Read More »Jan. 5-23, 1942
Chief says to “get behind communication system*. Looks like W.P.D. has to kick everybody in the pants. Today, in a most flamboyant radio, MacArthur recommends… Read More »Friday, January 23, 1942
2:00 a.m. Awake watching how the President is. Left tunnel at 6:20 a.m. to go to Chaplain Ronan’s barracks to hear Mass. We had hardly… Read More »January 23, 1942 – Friday
I went over to Bataan today. The situation in our front has become so uncertain and confusing that the General decided last night to start… Read More »January 22, 1942
Corregidor President Manuel Quezon is sick again. He coughed many times while I talked to him. He was in bed when I submitted report of… Read More »January 21, 1942