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Tydings McDuffie Act

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24 March, 1934

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Today in Philippine History: The Philippine Independence Act was signed into law by President Franklin Roosevelt. Known as the Tydings-McDuffie

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Aurora and Manuel Quezon

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19 February, 1888

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Today in Philippine History Doña Aurora Aragon Quezon, wife of Commonwealth President Manuel L. Quezon was born in Baler, Tayabas

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24 December, 1941

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TODAY IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY President Manuel L. Quezon transferred the seat of the Commonwealth Government to Corregidor island at the

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Tagaytay

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21 June, 1938

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TODAY IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY: Tagaytay became a chartered city when President Manuel L. Quezon signed Commonwealth Act No. 338, a

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Aurora and Manuel Quezon

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14 June, 1941

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TODAY IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY: President Manuel L. Quezon y Molina signs the maternity-leave bill giving women in government service 60

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