August 22, 1945, Wednesday
This is really a malaria-ridden region. Already over 30 of us are suffering from this terrible illness, among them Dean Bocobo and Mr. Abello. Some… Read More »August 22, 1945, Wednesday
This is really a malaria-ridden region. Already over 30 of us are suffering from this terrible illness, among them Dean Bocobo and Mr. Abello. Some… Read More »August 22, 1945, Wednesday
We read in the Free Philippines the speech of Pres. Osmeña on the occasion of the anniversary of the death of Pres. Quezon. Among other… Read More »August 4, 1945, Saturday
There is no Foreign Legion in the American Army. But there is one particular group composed of daring characters who court death and who are… Read More »January 31, 1945
We would frequently meet soldiers who say, “I am Spanish.” Curious as to how there could be Zamorans in the U.S. Army we asked one… Read More »January 27, 1945
It is 2:00 p.m. I am in a quandary as I sit here in our apartment. In my purse a four by six inch card… Read More »December 30, 1941
Came into Manila today, again. Went to the school first, then Mother and I walked home by the Bureau of Science, stopping to get gas-masks.… Read More »Wednesday, December 24, 1941
Bill went into the Army today. We didn’t discuss his decision; he knows what he wants, and I shall not voice an opinion. Many other… Read More »December 18,1941
Our Q-Boat depth charge firing exercises against submarine targets will continue during the week to finally complete the training program. Then, I understand the selection… Read More »September 3, 1941
The Cabinet and Staff came with Quezon and Roxas to the Palace to say good-by and go with us to the pier. Quezon brought a… Read More »March 7, 1929