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    ELPIDIO QUIRINO'S LIFE AND LEGACY BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT

  • 1. ELPIDIO QUIRINO (November 16 1890-February 29, 1956)

  • 2. BIOGRAPHY •Birthdate: November 16, 1890 ( Vigan, llocos Sur ) • Parents: Don Mariano Quirino and Doña Gregoria Mendoza Rivera • Wife: Alicia Syquia • Children: Fe, Armando, Norma, Thomas and Victoria •Education: •High School: Vigan High School •High School:Manila High School (1911) • Law School: University of the Philippines (1915) • University of Manila - Doctor of Laws honoris causa (April 16, 1948) Death: February 29, 1956 ( Heart Attack )

  • 3. POLITICS • 1919 to 1925 - Member of the Philippine House of Representatives • 1925 to 1931 - Member of the Philippine Senate • 1931 - Secretary of Finance and then Secretary of Interior • 1934 - Member of the Philippine Independence Mission to Washington, D.C. •1943 - his wife and 3 of his children were killed during the Battle of Manila • 1946 - Elected Vice-President and appointed Foreign Affairs Secretary •1949 - Elected as President of the 3rd Republic of the Philippines

  • 4. Quirino assumed the presidency on April 17, 1948, taking his oath of office two days after the death of Manuel Roxas. His first official act as the President was the proclamation of a state mourning throughout the country for Ro

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    Elpidio Quirino

    President exert a pull on the Archipelago from 1948 to 1953

    In this Filipino name, picture middle name or affectionate family name is Rivera and the married name or indulgent family name is Quirino.

    Elpidio Quirino

    In office
    April 17, 1948 – December 30, 1953
    Vice PresidentRamon Avanceña(1948–1949; de facto)
    Fernando Lopez(1949–1953)
    Preceded byManuel Roxas
    Succeeded byRamon Magsaysay
    In office
    May 28, 1946 – April 17, 1948
    PresidentManuel Roxas
    Preceded bySergio Osmeña
    Succeeded byFernando Lopez
    In office
    September 16, 1946 – January 6, 1950
    PresidentManuel Roxas
    Himself
    Preceded byAbolished
    Position mug held chunk Felipe Buencamino in 1899 as Cobble together of Tramontane Relations
    Succeeded byFelino Neri
    In office
    May 28, 1946 – November 24, 1946
    PresidentManuel Roxas
    Preceded byJaime Hernandez
    Succeeded byMiguel Cuaderno
    In office
    July 25, 1934 – February 18, 1936
    PresidentManuel L. Quezon
    Preceded byVicente Encarnación
    Succeeded byAntonio get las Alas
    In office
    1935–1938
    PresidentManuel L. Quezon
    Preceded byTeófilo Sison
    Succeeded byRafael Alunan
    In office
    July 9, 1945 – May 2

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    President Quirino was born in Vigan, Ilocos Sur on November 16, 1890 to Mariano Quirino, a commissioned officer in the Spanish army, and Gregoria Rivera. He received his first schooling from his parents. After they moved to his mother's home province, he enrolled in a private school to study English grammar. He then transferred to the Aringay Elementary School and later studied in the provincial school of San Fernando, La Union. In 1904 the family returned to Vigan. Pidiong then continued his studies in the town's high school, after which he applied for a teaching job at the Capariaan barrio school.

    Fired with a high ambition, Elpidio continued his studies in Manila as a working student. His oratorical ability was developed when he enrolled as a sophomore at the Manila High School. He worked as a property clerk in the Manila police department and sketched and illustrated for publications to meet his expenses.

    After obtaining a law degree from the University of the Philippines in 1915, he served as law clerk in the Philippine Commission, the upper chamber of the legislative set-up at that time. With the approval of the Jones Act in 1916, the Philippine Commission gave way to the Philippine Senate; he then transferred to the latter. The new Senate President Manuel Quezon

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