October 1954
14proclamations- 01Proc. 84Declaring December 5, 1954, as Peace Through Prayer Day
- 02Proc. 86(a) Changing the “republic Memorial Cemetery” at Fort Wm Mckinley, Rizal Province, to “libingan Ng Mga Bayani”
- 03Proc. 87Reserving for Playground Site Purposes a Certain Parcel of the Private Domain of the Government Situated in the City of Pasay
- 04Proc. 85Declaring Monday, November 1, 1954, a Special Public Holiday
- 05Proc. 86Changing the “republic Memorial Cemetery” at Fort Wm Mckinley, Rizal Province, to “libingan Ng Mga Bayani”
- 06Proc. 81Declaring Monday, November 15, 1954, as a Special Public Holiday in the Province of Occidental Mindoro
- 07Proc. 82Reserving for Market Site Purposes Certain Parcels of the Public Domain Situated in Cavite City
- 08Proc. 83Excluding from the Operation of Proclamations Nos. 763 and 516, Dated January 16, 1935, and March 1, 1940, Respectively, Certain Portions of the Land Embraced Therein, Situated in the Barrio of Calamagui, Municipality of Ilagan, Province of Isabela, Island of Luzon, and Reserving the Same for School Site Purposes of the Isabela Trade School
- 09Proc. 80Fixing the Date of the Exemption of Wheat Flour from the Special Excuse Tax on Foreign Exchange
- 10Proc. 79-ADeclaring Wednesday, October 20, 1954, as a Special Public Holiday in the Province of Leyte, Including Ormoc City
- 11Proc. 79Declaring the Period from November 21 to 27, 1954, as Philippine National Science Week and Creating a Committee to Take Charge of the Observance Thereof
- 12Proc. 77Reserving for School Site Purposes Certain Parcels of the Privte Domain of the Government Situated in the City of Tagaytay
- 13Proc. 78Excluding from the Operation of Proclamation Numbered Four Hundred and Thirty-Five, Dated December Twenty-Three, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three, a Certain Parcel of Land Embraced Therein Situated in the District of Ermita, City of Manila, and Reserving the Same for Building Site Purposes of the Government Service Insurance System
- 14Proc. 76Declaring the Period from October 24 to 31, 1954, and Every Week Beginning with the Fourth Sunday of Every October Thereafter as Barrio Farmers’ Week