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Executive Order No. 195 December 31, 1948 | Segregating the Municipal Districts of Lebak and Salaman From the Municipalities of Kiamba and Dinang, Province of Cotabato, as Organized Under Executive Order No. 82 of August 18, 1947, and Organizing Them Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Lebak With the Seat of Government At the Sitio of Kalamansig |
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Executive Order No. 194 December 29, 1948 | Authorizing the Director of Forestry to Issue to Tobacco Growers Gratuitous License to Cut Forest Products Exclusively for the Construction or Repair of Tobacco Warehouses and Curing Sheds for Two Years |
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Executive Order No. 193 December 28, 1948 | Prescribing Rules and Regulations to Carry Into Effect the Control and Regulation of Imports of Non-Essential and Luxury Articles Into the Philippines as Provided for in Republic Act No. 330 |
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Executive Order No. 192 December 24, 1948 | On the Control of Exports From the Philippines |
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Executive Order No. 191 December 23, 1948 | Extending the Provisions of Executive Order No. 62, Dated June 21, 1947; Entitled “Regulating Rentals for Houses and Lots for Residential Buildings,” Until December 31, 1949 |
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Executive Order No. 190 December 16, 1948 | Extending Up to December 31, 1949, the Period Fixed in Executive Order No. 145. Dated June 19, 1948, for the Collection of Funds With Which to Finance the Repair or Reconstruction of the House Occupied By Dr. Jose Rizal in Calamba, Laguna, and of Dapitan Park in Zamboanga. |
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Executive Order No. 189 December 15, 1948 | Allowing the Free Importation of Medical Articles or Supplies Intended for Research, Clinical Investigation or Experimental Purposes in Connection With the Treatment of Human Diseases When Imported By, or for the Account or Benefit Of, the Government or Any of Its Branches, Agencies or Instrumentalities |
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Executive Order No. 188 December 6, 1948 | Signed on December 6, 1949: Extending the Period Provided in Section 3 of Republic Act No. 211 Entitled “An Act Authorizing the Retirement and Redemption of the Circulating Notes Lawfully Issued By the Philippine National Bank and the Registration and Deposit of Such Notes Illegally Issued, Appropriating Funds Therefor” |
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Executive Order No. 187 November 22, 1948 | Fixing the Amount and Promulgating the Regulations to Govern the Granting of Per Diems and Traveling Expenses Allowed to Government Officials and Employees Used for Census Taking Under Section 85 of Republic Act No. 36 |
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Executive Order No. 186 November 20, 1948 | Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Cauayan, Negros Occidental, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Asia |
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Executive Order No. 185 November 20, 1948 | Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Cauayan, Negros Occidental, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Sipalay |
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Executive Order No. 184 November 19, 1948 | Declaring a Rice Emergency, Providing for Government Control of the Purchase or Acquisition of Rice or Palay At a Fixed Price; Creating a Rice Emergency Board to Advise the President in Meeting the Emergency, and Fixing the Duties Thereof |
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Executive Order No. 183 November 9, 1948 | Authorizing Municipal Governments to Increase Salaries of Municipal Policemen |
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Executive Order No. 182 November 19, 1948 | Regulations Governing the Temporary Appointment of Reserve Officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines in Grades Lower Than Their Permanent Reserve Grades |
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Executive Order No. 181 October 15, 1948 | Organizing a Portion of the Municipality of Mansalay, Province of Mindoro, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Roxas |
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Executive Order No. 180 October 2, 1948 | Establishing the Classification of Roads |
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Executive Order No. 179 October 2, 1948 | Further Extending the Period Fixed in Administrative Order No. 54, Dated May 7, 1948, as Extended By Executive Order No. 163, Dated August 12, 1948, Within Which the Committee Created to Examine the Actual Conditions in the Surplus Property Commission Shall Submit Its Report and Recommendations |
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Executive Order No. 178 October 1, 1948 | Creating a Commission to Study the Problems of the Rice Industry and the Recurrent Rice Shortage and Make Recommendations on a Consolidated Solution to the Rice Problem |
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Executive Order No. 177 September 29, 1948 | Extending Further the Periods Provided for in Sections 2, 4 and 5 of Republic Act No. 199 Entitled “An Act to Provide for the Retirement of Treasury Certificates of Pre-War Series, and for Other Purposes |
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Executive Order No. 176 September 29, 1948 | Amending Executive Order No. 158, Dated July 28, 1948, Entitled “Creating a Labor-Management Advisory Board” |
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Executive Order No. 175 September 16, 1948 | Declaring Sunken, Beached and Damaged Vessels and Other Craft, Including Cargo, Lying in Philippine Waters as a Result of the Last War and Not Yet Removed By Their Former Owners as Abandoned in Favor of the Government; Authorizing the Secretary of Commerce and Industry to Enter Into Contract With Private Entities to Clear Philippine Waters of Such Sunken, Beached or Damaged Vessels and Other Craft, and for the Disposal Thereof and Their Cargo or Scrap Metal Salvaged |
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Executive Order No. 172 September 15, 1948 | Organizing Certain Sitios in the Municipality of Calape, Province of Bohol, Into Barrios |
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Executive Order No. 174 September 13, 1948 | Transferring to the Philippine Constabulary the 8,000 Officers and Enlisted Men of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, Who Were Attached to the Constabulary on January 1, 1948 |
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Executive Order No. 173 September 13, 1948 | Changing the Name of the Municipality of New Leyte, Province of Davao, to Saug |
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Executive Order No. 171 September 13, 1948 | Waiving the Additional Progressive Taxes to Be Collected From, and Paid By, Proprietors and Operators of Sugar Mills for the 1947-1948 Crop |
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Executive Order No. 170 August 31, 1948 | Authorizing the Philippine School of Commerce of the Bureau of Public Schools, Department of Education, to Operate Night Classes; to Employ Instructors and Administrative Personnel Thereof From Teachers, Officials and Employees in And/Or Out of the Government Service; to Collect Fees From the Students Enrolled Therein for Operating Expenses, and for Other Purposes |
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Executive Order No. 169 August 30, 1948 | Creating An Opium Custodian Committee for the Enforcement of Act No. 2381, as Amended By Act No. 3006, Otherwise Known as the Opium Law |
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Executive Order No. 168 August 25, 1948 | Amending Sections 14 and 19 of Executive Order No. 135, Dated May 4, 1948, Entitled “Regulating the Establishment, Maintenance and Operation of Frontons and Basque Pelota Games (Jai-Alai)” |
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Executive Order No. 167 | Providing for the Coordination of All National Intelligence Activities of the Government |
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Executive Order No. 166 August 20, 1948 | Requiring the Registration and Deposit of Bank of the Philippine Islands Circulating Notes |
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Executive Order No. 165 August 18, 1948 | Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Balingasag, Oriental Misamis, Into An Independent Municipality |
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Executive Order No. 164 August 12, 1948 | Amending Further Executive Order No. 79, Dated December 17, 1945, Entitled “Creating a Quezon Memorial Committee to Take Charge of the Nation-Wide Campaign to Raise Funds for the Erection of a National Monument in Honor of the Late President Manuel L. Quezon” |
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Executive Order No. 163 August 12, 1948 | Extending the Period Fixed in Administrative Order No. 54, Dated May 7, 1948, Within Which the Committee Created to Examine the Actual Conditions in the Surplus Property Commission Shall Submit Its Report and Authorizing the Chairman, Members and Such Assistants Thereof as the President May Authorize, to Receive Per Diems |
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Executive Order No. 162 August 12, 1948 | Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Kawayan, Province of Leyte, Together With the Barrio of Jamoraon of the Municipality of Naval, Same Province, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Almeria, With the Seat of Government At the Barrio of Almeria |
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Executive Order No. 161 August 12, 1948 | Amending Executive Order No. 157, Dated July 10, 1948 |
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Executive Order No. 160 August 7, 1948 | Transferring the Powers, Duties and Functions of the Inter-Departmental Committee on Allocations to the Import Control Board and Providing Said Board With An Independent Office Force and the Necessary Appropriations to Carry Out Its Functions |
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Executive Order No. 159 August 7, 1948 | Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Pandan, Province of Catanduanes, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Caramoran |
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Executive Order No. 158 July 28, 1948 | Creating a Labor-Management Advisory Board |
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Executive Order No. 157 July 10, 1948 | Defining the Boundary Limits of the Province of Nueva Vizcaya |
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Executive Order No. 156 July 9, 1948 | Organizing Into Four Regular Municipalities the Municipal Districts of Compostela, Moncayo, Saug, Camansa, Surup, Sigaboy, Batulaki and Caburan, All of the Province of Davao |
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Executive Order No. 155 July 9, 1948 | Fixing Friday, October 1, 1948, as Census Day |
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Executive Order No. 154 July 9, 1948 | Extending the Period for Filing Applications for Educational Benefits Granted By Republic Act No. 65 |
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Executive Order No. 153 July 9, 1948 | Prescribing the Procedure for the Reception of Foreign Public Vessels |
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Executive Order No. 152 July 8, 1948 | Organizing the Municipal Districts of Momungan, Pantar and Balut, All of the Province of Lanao, Into An Independent Municipality |
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Executive Order No. 151 July 8, 1948 | Organizing the Municipal Districts of Samal, Lupon and Kapalong, Province of Davao, Into Regular Municipalities, Under the Same Names |
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Executive Order No. 150 July 7, 1948 | Creating the Social Security Study Commission |
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Executive Order No. 149 July 7, 1948 | Amending Paragraph 3(B) of Executive Order No. 95, Dated October 13, 1947 |
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Executive Order No. 148 July 2, 1948 | Suspending the Provisions of Executive Order No. 140, Dated May 12, 1948, Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Lemery, Province of Batangas, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Pansipit |
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Executive Order No. 147 June 29, 1948 | Extending the Periods Provided for in Sections 2, 4 and 5 of Republic Act No. 199, Entitled “An Act to Provide for the Retirement of Treasury Certificates of Pre-War Series and for Other Purposes” |
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Executive Order No. 146 June 22, 1948 | Suspending the Collection of Irrigation Charges in Excess of Six Pesos Per Hectare for a Period of One Year |
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Executive Order No. 145 June 19, 1948 | Authorizing the Collection of Voluntary Contributions of Five, Ten, and Twenty Centavos From Pupils and Students Enrolled in Public and Private Elementary, Secondary, and Collegiate Schools, Respectively, With Which to Finance the Repair or Reconstruction of the House Occupied By Dr. Jose Rizal in Calamba, Laguna, and of Dapitan Park in Zamboanga |
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Executive Order No. 144 June 14, 1948 | Authorizing the Board of Directors of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office to Order the Printing of Sweepstakes Tickets in a Private Printing Establishment of Good Standing |
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Executive Order No. 143 June 5, 1948 | Increasing to Fifty Per Centum of the Actual Production of Logs, Flitches and Sawn Lumber, the Quantity That May Be Exported By Producers Thereof |
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Executive Order No. 142 May 28, 1948 | Amending Executive Order No. 91 Dated February 5, 1946, Entitled “Fixing New Ceiling Prices of All Commodities and for Other Purposes” |
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Executive Order No. 141 May 19, 1948 | Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Escalante, Province of Negros Occidental, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name Toboso |
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Executive Order No. 138 May 12, 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 |
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Executive Order No. 140 May 12, 1948 | Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Lemery, Province of Batangas, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Pansipit |
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Executive Order No. 139 May 12, 1948 | Organizing the Municipal District of Aurora in the Province of Isabela Into a Regular Municipality Under the Same Name |
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Executive Order No. 137 May 7, 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” |
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Executive Order No. 136 May 5, 1948 | Organizing Certain Barrios and Sitios of the Municipality of Gamu, Province of Isabela, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Roxas |
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Executive Order No. 135 May 4, 1948 | Regulating the Establishment, Maintenance and Operation of Frontons and Basque Pelota Games (Jai Alai) |
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Executive Order No. 134 April 22, 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 April 21, 1948 | Declaring the Buendia and South Avenues as National Roads |
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Executive Order No. 132 April 21, 1948 | Amending Section 1, Rule Iv, of the Civil Service Rules, Regarding Rating of Examination Papers |
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Executive Order No. 131 April 21, 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 |
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Executive Order No. 130 April 21, 1948 | Organizing the Turtle Islands in the Sulu Archipelago as a Municipal District |
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Executive Order No. 129 April 21, 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 |
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Executive Order No. 128 April 21, 1948 | Organizing the Barrio of Linugos and Certain Other Barrios of the Municipality of Gingoog, Province of Oriental Misamis, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Linugos With the Seat of Government At the Barrio of Linugos |
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Executive Order No. 127 March 30, 1948 | Transferring the Seat of Government of the Municipality of Longos, Province of Laguna, From the Poblacion of Longos to the Barrio of San Juan of the Same Municipality |
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Executive Order No. 126 March 29, 1948 | Organizing a Certain Portion of the Municipality of Iligan, Province of Lanao, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Kauswagan |
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Executive Order No. 125 March 23, 1948 | Abolishing the Municipal District of Bannagao in the Province of Isabela and Annexing the Territory Thereof to the Municipal District of Aurora, Same Province |
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Executive Order No. 124 March 23, 1948 | Abolishing the Municipal Districts of Borboanan, Macopa, Pili and Tagbayani in the Province of Surigao and Annexing the Territories Thereof to the Municipalities of Bislig and Surigao, Same Province |
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Executive Order No. 123 March 19, 1948 | Fixing Office Hours During the Hot Season |
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Executive Order No. 122 March 19, 1948 | Organizing Certain Portion of the Municipality of Mambajao, Province of Oriental Misamis, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Mahinog |
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Executive Order No. 121 February 28, 1948 | Extending Further the Periods Provided for in Sections 3, 5, and 6 of Republic Act No. 17, Entitled “An Act to Provide for the Circulation of Treasury Certificates With the Official Seal of the Republic of the Philippines Stamped, Printed or Superimposed Thereon, for the Other Purposes,” as Amended By Republic Act No. 92 |
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Executive Order No. 120 February 26, 1948 | Regulating Boxing and Wrestling Contests or Exhibitions |
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Executive Order No. 119 February 6, 1948 | Declaring That Portion of the Benguet Road (Kennon Road) From Klondyke’S Spring to Camp Six Within the Mountain Province a Toll Road and Fixing a Schedule of Fees for the Collection of Tolls Thereon |
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Executive Order No. 118 January 9, 1948 | Amending Executive Order Number Eighteen, Dated September Sixteen, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six, Entitled “Establishing the Organization and Operation of the Department of Foreign Affairs and of the Foreign Service of the Republic of the Philippines and Fixing the Emoluments, Privileges and Allowances of the Officers and Employees Thereof” |
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Executive Order No. 117 January 2, 1948 | Further Amending Paragraph 1 of Executive Order No. 320, Dated January 27,1941, Entitled "Regulating the Maintenance and Operation of Race Tracks and Horse Racing" |
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Executive Order No. 116 January 1, 1948 | Amending Executive Order No. 85, So as to Postpone the Organization of the Municipality of Calamba Province of Occidental Misamis |
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