Quezon, 1940-1941; Chairman Jorge B. Vargas, 1941-1943; and President Jose P. Laurel, 1943-1944 professor of Law, University of Santo Tomas, 1941-1957 Senior Partner, Macapagal, Punsalan, Yabut & Eusebio Law Offices, 1946-1949; 1954-1957 Founder and first President of the Philippine Lawyers Association 1946-1949 Asst...
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and then Chief of the Legal Division, Department of Foreign Affairs, 1946-1947 Second Secretary, Embassy of the Philippines, Washington, D.C., 1948 Asst. Secretary of Foreign Affairs for Legal Affairs, Intelligence, and Treaties, 1949 Representative, 3rd District of Pampanga (two-terms, 2nd Congress 1949-1953; 3rd Congress 1953-1957) Chairman, House committee on Foreign Affairs 1949-1953 Vice President of the Philippines, 30 December 1957-30 December 1961 President of the Liberal Party, 1958-1961 Political Party: Liberal Party Running Mate: Senator Emmanuel Pelaez Election Adversary: President Carlos P...
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I Dont Know Americans recognized that the resolutions projected and allowed by Wilson were condemned to fail. Wilson’s administration questioned the morals included in the treaty...	2 / 321
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