Library
Proclamations
13,580 proclamations · 1913–2026
40 proclamations from the 1940s by Sergio Osmeña
Newest first
- Proclamation No. 38 (1946) Declaring Tuesday, May 28, 1946, as a Special Public Holiday
- Proclamation No. 37 (1946) Declaring Monday, April 22, 1946, a Special Public Holiday
- Proclamation No. 36 (1946) Exempting From Import Duty Rice Imported By the Government or a Relief Organization Designated By the President of the Philippines
- Proclamation No. 35 (1946) Designating the Period From March 27th to April 2nd of Each Year "National Language Week."
- Proclamation No. 34 (1946) Revoking Proclamation No. 679, Dated February 5, 1941, and Reserving the Parcels of the Public Domain Formerly Known as the La Granja Experiment Station for Experimental Purposes Under the Management of the Bureaus of Plant Industry and Animal Industry.
- Proclamation No. 33 (1946) Reserving for Settlement Purposes Two Parcels of Land Situated in the Provinces of Oriental Negros and Occidental Negros, Island of Negros.
Advertisements
- Proclamation No. 32 (1945) Providing for a Nation-wide Campaign to Raise Funds for the Erection of a National Monument in Honor of the Late President Manuel L. Quezon.
- Proclamation No. 31 (1945) Calling the Congress of the Philippines in Special Session
- Proclamation No. 30 (1945) Extending Once More the Period of the Fourth Special Session of the First Congress of the Philippines
- Proclamation No. 29 (1945) Extending the Period of the Fourth Special Session of the First Congress of the Philippines and for Other Purposes
- Proclamation No. 28 (1945) Designating the Period From December Fifteen, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-five to January Thirty-one, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-six, as the Period for the Joint Financial Campaign of the Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts of the Philippines.
- Proclamation No. 27 (1945) Giving Public Notice of the Approval By the President of the United States of the Act of the Congress of the Philippines, House Bill No. 608, Now Known as Commonwealth Act No. 699
- Proclamation No. 26 (1945) Giving Public Notice of the Approval By the President of the United States of the Act of the Congress of the Philippines, House Bill No. 176, Now Known as Commonwealth Act No. 724
- Proclamation No. 25 (1945) Amending Proclamation No. 23, Dated November 26, 1945, By Changing the Date of the Commencement of the Special Session of the Congress of the Philippines Set Thereunder
- Proclamation No. 24 (1945) Establishing and Designating a Parcel of the Public Domain Situated in the Municipalities of Hermosa, Orani, Samal, Abucay, Balanga, Pilar, Bagac, and Moron, Province of Bataan and Municipality of Subic, Province of Zambales, as "Bataan National Park"
- Proclamation No. 23 (1945) Calling the Congress of the Philippines in Special Session
- Proclamation No. 22 (1945) Designating Thursday, the Twenty-second of November, 1945, as a Day of National Thanksgiving
- Proclamation No. 21 (1945) Declaring Thursday, November 15, 1945, as a Special Public Holiday
- Proclamation No. 20 (1945) Providing for the Return to Standard Time, as Provided in Commonwealth Act No. 91
- Proclamation No. 19 (1945) Declaring All Provinces and Chartered Cities in the Philippines Freed From Enemy Occupation and Control for the Purposes of the Debt Moratorium Established By Executive Order No. 25, Dated November 18, 1944, as Amended
- Proclamation No. 18 (1945) Declaring October Twentieth, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-five, a Special National Holiday
- Proclamation No. 17 (1945) Directing the Surrender of All Unlicensed Firearms and Ammunitions
- Proclamation No. 16 (1945) Amending Proclamation No. 15 So as to Allow the Congress of the Philippines to Consider Important Measures Other Than Those Enumerated Therein
- Proclamation No. 15 (1945) Calling the Congress of the Philippines in Special Session
- Proclamation No. 14 (1945) Exempting From Import Duty Commodities and Supplies Received From the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration or Other Relief Organization for Relief of the People of the Philippines