September 2, 1945, Sunday
Big day. Historical Day. The surrender document of Japan was signed on board the Missouri, a 45,000 ton dreadnaught, in Tokyo, by Foreign Minister Shigimatsu… Read More »September 2, 1945, Sunday
Harry S. Truman
August 24, 1945, Friday
Information from the radio: A Japanese delegation arrived in Manila and left after all information required of them had been given. The schedule is as… Read More »August 24, 1945, Friday
31st July, 1945
There was a time when the Japanese hoped to win a negotiated peace through the U.S.S.R. Probably about the time of Germany’s fall the foreign… Read More »31st July, 1945
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
July 16, 1945 Monday
No effort is being spared to prevent a break between Osmeña and Roxas and to preserve unity. It is said that a great majority of… Read More »July 16, 1945 Monday
July 3, 1945 Tuesday
The papers report that Confesor and Cabili have been appointed as members of the Filipino Rehabilitation Commission in Washington. Both will have to go to… Read More »July 3, 1945 Tuesday
June 5, 1945 Tuesday
Rumors continue circulating that Pres. Osmeña was coming. There seems to be no foundation for it. For the first time, a moving picture was shown… Read More »June 5, 1945 Tuesday
Monday, May 14, 1945
At ten orclock this morning we went over to the White House to meeting the President had called to discuss the Philippine military and naval… Read More »Monday, May 14, 1945