Special holiday in Bataan, April 9, 1953

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PROCLAMATION NO. 384: Special holiday in Bataan, April 9, 1953

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Title Supreme Court: Special holiday in Bataan, April 9, 1953

Law: Proclamation No. 384

Decision Date: Apr 4, 1953

Masino Intaray, a gifted poet, musician, epic chanter, and storyteller from the Palawan cultural community, is declared the National Living Treasure for 1993 in the Philippines, in recognition of his efforts to promote and preserve the musical and literary traditions of the Palawan people.

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Historical and Commemorative Context

The holiday aligns with Proclamation No. 381, dated March 21, 1953, which designated April 9, 1953, as "Bataan Day."
It marks the eleventh anniversary of the Fall of Bataan, an important event in Philippine history during World War II.

Purpose and Intent

The proclamation aims to provide the people of Bataan the opportunity to participate in appropriate ceremonies and observances commemorating the event.
It emphasizes the importance of fitting and proper commemoration for the local community.

Legal Authority and Issuance

The authority for the proclamation derives from Section 30 of the Revised Administrative Code of the Philippines.
The decree was signed by then-President Elpidio Quirino on April 4, 1953, in Manila.

Applicability and Geographic Scope

The special public holiday declared applies solely to the Province of Bataan.
It is not a nationwide holiday but pertains specifically to the local observance in Bataan.

Formalization and Official Acts

The proclamation involved the affixing of the seal of the Republic of the Philippines, establishing its official nature.
The document is signed by the President and countersigned by the Acting Executive Secretary, Marciano Roque, ensuring administrative compliance.

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