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1940s Manuel L. Quezon

172 orders from the 1940s by Manuel L. Quezon

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  1. Apr 25, 1940 Executive Order No. 269 (1940) Requiring That the Opening of All Bids and All Public Competitive Biddings Be Made in the Presence of a Representative of the Auditor General
  2. Apr 25, 1940 Executive Order No. 268 (1940) Requiring the Prompt and Direct Submission of Papers to the Auditor General
  3. Apr 15, 1940 Executive Order No. 267 (1940) Organization of the Philippine Army Nurse Corps Reserve
  4. Apr 15, 1940 Executive Order No. 266 (1940) Organizing a Certain Portion of the Municipality of Cagayan, Oriental Misamis, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Alubijid
  5. Apr 4, 1940 Executive Order No. 265 (1940) Declaring Certain Positions as Primarily Confidential in Accordance With the Provisions of Section 1(G) of Commonwealth Act No. 402 and Amending for This Purpose the Second Paragraph of Section 1 of Executive Order No. 244 Dated December 31, 1939
  6. Apr 1, 1940 Executive Order No. 264 (1940) Appointment and Separation of Secret Agents or Detectives and Confidential Employees
  1. Apr 1, 1940 Executive Order No. 263 (1940) Authorizing the Printing of the Dictionary and Grammar of the National Language, and Fixing the Day From Which Said Language Shall Be Used and Taught in the Public and Private Schools of the Philippines
  2. Apr 1, 1940 Executive Order No. 262 (1940) Revising Executive Order No. 32, Dated May 25, 1936, Prescribing Uniform Fees for Copies of Official Records and Documents Furnished Private Persons and Entities
  3. Mar 19, 1940 Executive Order No. 261 (1940) Amending Executive Order No. 253, Dated February 14, 1940, Entitled “Further Amending Executive Order No. 233, Dated November 8, 1939, Entitled ‘Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Prime Necessities’ “
  4. Mar 12, 1940 Executive Order No. 260 (1940) Extending the Application of Certain Provisions of Administrative Order No. 68 Dated March 17, 1938, to the Creation and Filling of Positions Carrying Compensation At Three Thousand Pesos or More Per Annum in the Provincial Governments, Chartered Cities, and Corporations Owned or Controlled By the Government and Their Subsidiaries
  5. Mar 12, 1940 Executive Order No. 259 (1940) Regulations Governing Official Travel Abroad
  6. Mar 12, 1940 Executive Order No. 258 (1940) Authorizing the Payment of the Salaries or Wages of Newly Appointed or Transferred Officers and Employees of the National, Provincial, City, and Municipal Governments While Their Appointments Are Pending Action By the Proper Authorities
  7. Mar 12, 1940 Executive Order No. 257 (1940) Amending Executive Order No. 33, Creating the Deportation Board
  8. Mar 1, 1940 Executive Order No. 256 (1940) Amending Paragraph 6 of Executive Order No. 169, Dated October 15, 1938
  9. Feb 21, 1940 Executive Order No. 255 (1940) Fixing and Regulating the Collection of Wharf or Pier Charges for the Use of Port Facilities
  10. Feb 20, 1940 Executive Order No. 254 (1940) Revising Executive Order No. 195, Dated March 13, 1939 Establishing a Classification of Ports
  11. Feb 14, 1940 Executive Order No. 253 (1940) Further Amending Executive Order No. 233, Dated November 8, 1939, Entitled “Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Prime Necessity”
  12. Jan 23, 1940 Executive Order No. 252 (1940) Granting Authority to the Commissioner of the Census to Order and Approve the Publication of Census Reports
  13. Jan 17, 1940 Executive Order No. 251 (1940) Creating a Decoration to Be Known as the Medal of Honor and Prescribing Rules and Regulations for Its Award
  14. Jan 10, 1940 Executive Order No. 250 (1940) Creating a Committee to Make a Study of, and Recommend Ways and Means for the Organization of a Reservists Association
  15. Jan 4, 1940 Executive Order No. 249 (1940) Creating the National Trading Corporation
  16. Jan 2, 1940 Executive Order No. 248 (1940) Further Amending Executive Order No. 233, Dated November 8, 1939, Entitled “Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Prime Necessity”