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Administrative Orders
2,958 orders · 1936–2026
59 orders in 1956 by Ramon Magsaysay
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- Administrative Order No. 177 (1956) AMENDING ADMINISTRATIVE NO. 60 DATED SEPTEMBER 17, 1954, BY DESIGNATING THE HONORABLE J. V. CRUZ, PRESS SECRETARY, AS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PHILIPPINE INFORMATION AGENCY.
- Administrative Order No. 176 (1956) Requiring certain public officials to submit to the Division of Agricultural Economics of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources answers to its periodic and special inquiries regarding local agriculture in its various aspects, especially in connection with economic situations, food supply, food and other crops, and livestock and livestock products
- Administrative Order No. 175 (1956) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 175, January 25, 1956 FURTHER AMENDING THE THIRD PARAGRAPH OF ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 151, DATED MARCH 16, 1951, ENTITLED “AMENDING THE THIRD PARAGRAPH OF ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 151, DATED MARCH 16, 1951, ENTITLED ‘CREATING A FOOD COMMISSION TO FORMULATE PLANS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE NUTRITION OF THE MASSES AND FOR THE INCREASE OF FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE COUNTRY.’”
- Administrative Order No. 174 (1956) Abolishing the Presidential Action Committee on Sulu Affairs
- Administrative Order No. 173 (1956) Admonishing and warning Director of Private Schools Daniel M. Salcedo to be more careful in his actuations
- Administrative Order No. 172 (1956) Requiring Dr. Felino N. Hernandez to resign as member and acting chairman of the Board of Optical Examiners
- Administrative Order No. 171 (1956) Directing department heads and other appointing officers in the executive branch of the government, including those in the corporations owned and controlled by the government, to submit to the president the names of proposed appointees to offices and employments therein
- Administrative Order No. 170 (1956) Exonerating Mr. Vicente G. Bunuan as sugar quota administrator
- Administrative Order No. 169 (1956) Finding Lieutenant Colonel Victor H. Dizon guilty of negligence in permitting the unauthorized loan of radio tower parts to the Bolinao Broadcasting Corporation and imposing upon him a fine of one month’s salary as Civil Aeronautics Administrator