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The flag must 'stay put'
Illustration shows George F. Hoar, Carl Schurz, David B. Hill, and former Massachusetts Governor George S. Boutwell, anti-expansionists, placing their "Anti-Expansion Speech" at the feet of a huge American soldier holding a rifle and the American…
The Filipinos: Their Aims, Aspirations, Accomplishments
This article describes the Filipino after the close of World War II. Written by Gen. Wainwright, this book review of General Carlos P. Romulo's second book reveals an American general's perspective of a leader from the Philippines and the noble…
The Filipino Ponders
Includes a detailed description of the physical appearance of Filipinos, and discusses why Filipinos would desire independence or a continued relationship with the United States in the wake of Japanese militarization in Asia.
Text of Roosevelt Talk
President Roosevelt addresses the efforts made by Filipino forces in Bataan
Saga of Juan, Filipino Guerrilla
This article glorifies the Filipino guerrilla for his efforts throughout the battles in the Philippines. Filipino forces exhibit greater unity under the direction of MacArthur and constantly tried to get information to the United States about…
Return to Manila
General MacArthur formally returns civilian power over to President Osmena before official independence is granted several months into the future.
Quezon Says Ideal is set for World
Death of Filipinos during the Battle of Bataan was for the fight for freedom.
Quezon Presents Boat to our Navy
The Philippine president presented the United States with a boat to symbolize their unity in their fight against the Japanese
President Urges a Free Philippines
President Roosevelt requests independence for the Philippines immediately during World War II
Philippines Lost
The article that describes the loss of the Philippines to Japan and the surrender of arms and soldiers by the United States