December 20, 1935
7 p.m. in Malacañan with the President who was in good health and spirits. I complemented him on his message on economic planning –he enquired… Read More »December 20, 1935
Tomas Confesor
March 19, 1936
Arrived at Zamboanga one hour before the Mayon which brought Quezon, his daughter “Baby” and a considerable suite. Walk up to market place where Assemblyman… Read More »March 19, 1936
March 25, 1936
Busy morning at office. Miguel Unson has seen Quezon and has received instructions that I shall work with the Government Survey Board. He came in… Read More »March 25, 1936
January 28, 1942
No bombs today. All Manila is talking about last night’s bombing. Some think the reinforcements have arrived in Corregidor. Others claim it was just a… Read More »January 28, 1942
June 15-16, 1942
Quezon tells me that when he went to Corregidor on December 24 last, part of the “doubts” about the policy he should adopt were based… Read More »June 15-16, 1942
June 20, 1942
Today, being a Saturday, Bulacan Gov. Emilio Rustia attended the weekend evening Mass with us at POW Camp Malolos. After the services by Fr. Lipana,… Read More »June 20, 1942
September 14, 1942
In Negros, people who have some holdings are helpless against the marauders. They are compelled to flee to safer places as the armed bandits are… Read More »September 14, 1942
September 18, 1942
It is my impression that, since majority of the members of our class are PCA graduates and former Constabulary Os, we are generally in favor… Read More »September 18, 1942
February 21-23, 1943
Shoreham Hotel. Summary of events here during my two weeks of absence: The letter Quezon was drafting when I left, in which he asked the… Read More »February 21-23, 1943