August 24, 1942
Quezon, whom I had not seen for nearly a month, looks well but complains that he cannot make any great effort; and that his blood… Read More »August 24, 1942
Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
September 29, 1936
At Malacañan, Kiko was introduced to the President in his office–which was formerly the bedroom where Kiko was born–Quezon was very cordial to him and… Read More »September 29, 1936
May 23, 1936
Trip to San Pablo with Colonel Craig, Mrs. White and Miss Wolfson. The manager of the dessicated coconut factory there (Stofford) told of periodic visits… Read More »May 23, 1936
February 14, 1936
Quezon appoints the National Economic Council and Government Survey Board; both have been held up for more than two months while Roxas was coyly weighing… Read More »February 14, 1936
January 14, 1936
Made a short memorandum on proposed silver purchase and annexed Colin Hoskins’ opinion. Could not see Quezon as he was too busy. State banquet in… Read More »January 14, 1936
Jan. 12, 1932, Tuesday
Montinola is much better and will be out, I think by Friday. Went to Mrs. Alicia Longworth[1] for tea to meet Roosevelt. It was a… Read More »Jan. 12, 1932, Tuesday
January 11, 1932, Monday
Went to B[ureau of].I[nsular].A[affairs]. this a.m. and met Gov. Roosevelt. [1] He is a small wiry fellow, broad grin and an evident desire to please.… Read More »January 11, 1932, Monday
Sat., January 9th, 1932
Spoke with Gov. Davis[1] last night and learned he was having a conference with Hoover this a.m. Later in the a.m. it was announced that… Read More »Sat., January 9th, 1932