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1946

34 orders in 1946

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  1. Dec 21, 1946 Administrative Order No. 23 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 23
  2. Dec 5, 1946 Administrative Order No. 22 (1946) DESIGNATING THE NATIONAL RIZAL DAY COMMITTEE
  3. Dec 5, 1946 Administrative Order No. 21 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 21, December 05, 1946 ] CREATING A DIVISION OF CONTROLS IN THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE
  4. Dec 3, 1946 Administrative Order No. 20 (1946) CREATING A COMMISSION TO STUDY AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE WAYS AND MEANS TO INCREASE THE PRODUCTION OF PALAY, CORN AND OTHER FOOD CROPS
  5. Nov 29, 1946 Administrative Order No. 19 (1946) CREATING A COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE ARCHBISHOP OF MANILA FOR THE ACQUISITION BY THE GOVERNMENT OF PROPERTIES BELONGING TO THE LATTER.
  6. Nov 15, 1946 Administrative Order No. 18 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 18, November 15, 1946 CREATING AN INTERDEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY, DETERMINE AND LIST THE SURPLUS PROPERTIES NEEDED FOR THE USE OF THE GOVERNMENT, ITS AGENCIES AND INSTRUMENTALITIES, INCLUDING GOVERNMENT-OWNED OR CONTROLLED CORPORATIONS
  1. Nov 15, 1946 Administrative Order No. 17 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 17
  2. Oct 28, 1946 Administrative Order No. 15 (1946) SUSPENDING JUDGE VICENTE BAUTISTA OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF MANILA PENDING INVESTIGATION OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CASE FILED AGAINST HIM BY ATTORNEY LORENZO P. MAGTUTU AND DESIGNATING THE HONORABLE MARIANO DE LA ROSA, EXECUTIVE JUDGE OF THE COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF MANILA, TO INVESTIGATE THE CASE
  3. Oct 18, 1946 Administrative Order No. 14 (1946) CREATING A REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE TO ASSIST THE PRESIDENT IN THE REORGANIZATION OF THE DIFFERENT EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, OFFICES, AGENCIES, AND OTHER INSTRUMENTALITIES OF THE GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING THE CORPORATIONS OWNED OR CONTROLLED BY IT, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 51
  4. Oct 12, 1946 Administrative Order No. 13 (1946) CREATING A COMMISSION, TO BE KNOWN AS THE PHILIPPINE PORT COMMISSION, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMITTEE CREATED UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 35, DATED 29 MAY 1946, AND TO ACT AS THE AGENCY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES IN CONNECTION WITH THE REHABILITATION, IMPROVEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF PORT AND HARBOR FACILITIES IN THE PHILIPPINES UNDER SECTION 303(a) OF THE PHILIPPINE REHABILITATION ACT OF 1946
  5. Oct 12, 1946 Administrative Order No. 12 (1946) EXONERATING JUDGE QUIRICO ABETO FORM CHARGES WHICH GAVE RISE TO HIS INVESTIGATION IN 1941 AND ORDERING THE PAYMENT TO HIM OF HIS SALARY FROM THE DATE OF SUSPENSION, AUGUST 1, TO DECEMBER 31, 1941, INCLUDING THE THREE MONTHS’ ADVANCE PAY AUTHORIZED IN ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 167, DATED DECEMBER 12, 1941, AND THE GRATUITY EQUIVALENT TO TWO MONTHS’ SALARY AUTHORIZED IN ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 27, DATED DECEMBER 7, 1945
  6. Oct 2, 1946 Administrative Order No. 11 (1946) CREATING GUERRILLA AMNESTY COMMISSIONS
  7. Aug 7, 1946 Administrative Order No. 9 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 9, August 07, 1946 CREATING A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE COMPLAINTS AGAINST DIRECTOR PABLO LUCAS OF THE BUREAU OF PRINTING AND TO STUDY THE ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION OF THE BUREAU OF PRINTING
  8. Jul 30, 1946 Administrative Order No. 8 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 8, July 30, 1946 AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE PHILIPPINE RELIEF AND REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION TO CALL UPON AND OBTAIN THE ASSISTANCE OF ANY OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF ANY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU, AGENCY OR INSTRUMENTALITY OF THE GOVERNMENT AND TO CREATE RELIEF COMMITTEES
  9. Jul 29, 1946 Administrative Order No. 6 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 6, July 29, 1946 CREATING A COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE EVIDENCE ON, INVESTIGATE, DETERMINE AND RECOMMEND WAYS AND MEANS TO SETTLE MONEY CLAIMS AGAINST THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, ITS BRANCHES, SUBDIVISIONS, AGENCIES, AND INSTRUMENTALITIES, OUTSTANDING AND UNPAID IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO LIBERATION OF THE PHILIPPINES FROM ENEMY OCCUPATION
  10. Jul 23, 1946 Administrative Order No. 5 (1946) CREATING A COMMITTEE TO SELECT THE PLACE ON WHICH TO BUILD THE CAPITAL CITY OF THE PHILIPPINES AND THE CAPITOL BUILDING OR BUILDINGS
  11. Jul 19, 1946 Administrative Order No. 4 (1946) CREATING AN INTERDEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE TO TAKE CHARGE OF REQUESTS FOR THE ALLOCATION OF QUOTAS FOR FOOD THAT MAY BE OBTAINED BY THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY FOOD COUNCIL AND FOR OTHER VITAL MATERIALS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY DIVISION OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
  12. Jul 15, 1946 Administrative Order No. 3 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 3, July 15, 1946 GIVING PREFERENCE TO 1941 OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES NOT YET REINSTATED IN THE FILLING OF POSITIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE
  13. Jul 15, 1946 Administrative Order No. 2 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 2, July 15, 1946 CREATING A COMMISSION ON PLANNING, PRIORITIES AND ALLOCATIONS FOR THE PURPOSES OF TITLE III, SECTIONS 302, 303, 304, AND 305 OF THE PHILIPPINE REHABILITATION ACT OF 1946
  14. Jul 12, 1946 Administrative Order No. 1 (1946) ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 1, July 12, 1946 APPOINTING THE HONORABLE SERGIO OSMEÑA, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES, AND THE HONORABLE JOSE YULO, SPEAKER OF THE FORMER NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE
  15. Jun 28, 1946 Administrative Order No. 44 (1946) Granting full and plenary pardon to Major Gamaliel L. Manikan, Infantry, Philippine Army, and providing for his reinstatement in the Regular Force, Philippine Army
  16. Jun 22, 1946 Administrative Order No. 43 (1946) Authorizing the Tabacalera Insurance Company to become a surety upon official recognizances, stipulations, bonds and undertakings
  17. Jun 17, 1946 Administrative Order No. 42 (1946) Intensifying the national food production campaign
  18. Jun 17, 1946 Administrative Order No. 41 (1946) Creating the Philippine Committee of Food and Agriculture
  19. Jun 8, 1946 Administrative Order No. 40 (1946) Creating a committee to take charge of the arrangements for the reception and the burial of the mortal remains of the late President Manuel L. Quezon