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5,955 orders · 1913–2026
537 orders by Elpidio Quirino
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- Executive Order No. 139 (1948) Organizing the Municipal District of Aurora in the Province of Isabela Into a Regular Municipality Under the Same Name
- Executive Order No. 138 (1948) Abolishing the Municipal Districts of San Miguel and Libas in the Province of Surigao and Annexing the Territories Thereof to the Municipality of Tago, Same Province
- Executive Order No. 137 (1948) Amending Executive Order No. 12, Dated August 19, 1946, Entitled “Reorganizing the Quezon Memorial Committee, Created Under Executive Order Number Seventy-Nine, Dated 17 December 1945”
- Executive Order No. 136 (1948) Organizing Certain Barrios and Sitios of the Municipality of Gamu, Province of Isabela, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Roxas
- Executive Order No. 135 (1948) Regulating the Establishment, Maintenance and Operation of Frontons and Basque Pelota Games (Jai Alai)
- Executive Order No. 134 (1948) Transferring the Seat of Government of the Municipality of Barcelona, Province of Sorsogon, From Its Present Location to the Sitio of Mapapac, Barrio of Paghaluban
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- Executive Order No. 133 (1948) Declaring the Buendia and South Avenues as National Roads
- Executive Order No. 132 (1948) Amending Section 1, Rule Iv, of the Civil Service Rules, Regarding Rating of Examination Papers
- Executive Order No. 131 (1948) Organizing the Sitio of Bayong of the Barrio of Lungsudaan, Municipality of Sierra-Bullones, Province of Bohol, Into An Independent Barrio Under the Name of Bayong
- Executive Order No. 130 (1948) Organizing the Turtle Islands in the Sulu Archipelago as a Municipal District
- Executive Order No. 129 (1948) Organizing the Barrios of Medina and Portulin of the Municipality of Talisayan, Province of Oriental Misamis, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Medina
- Executive Order No. 128 (1948) EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 128, April 21, 1948 ORGANIZING THE BARRIO OF LINUGOS AND CERTAIN OTHER BARRIOS OF GINGOOG, PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MISAMIS, INTO INDEPENDENT MUNICIPALITY UNDER THE NAME OF LINUGOS WITH THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT AT THE BARRIO OF LINUGOS.