Proclaiming the Week From August 17 to 23, of Each Year, As &Quot;made-In-The Philipines Products Week&Quot;
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Proclaiming the Week From August 17 to 23, of Each Year, As &Quot;made-In-The Philipines Products Week&Quot;
Proclamation No. 76
August 12, 1936
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Background and Purpose- This proclamation was issued by President Manuel L. Quezon on August 12, 1936, to designate the week from August 17 to 23 of each year as "Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week".
- It aims to encourage and stimulate domestic industries by promoting the use of Philippine-made products among the people.
Key Provisions:
• Citing the proclamation issued by Governor-General Frank Murphy on August 17, 1933, which highlighted the importance of economic nationalism and patronizing local industries for the welfare and progress of the Philippines.
• Recognizing the positive impact of observing the "Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week" in the past three years, which has raised awareness among the people and boosted the development of native industries.
• Proclaiming the week from August 17 to 23 of each year as "Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week".
• Urging all the people of the country to observe this week accordingly and use Philippine-made products for their home and personal needs.
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Proclaiming the Week From August 17 to 23, of Each Year, As &Quot;made-In-The Philipines Products Week&Quot;
Proclamation No. 76
•August 12, 1936
MALACAÑAN PALACEManila
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES
Proclamation No. 76
PROCLAIMING THE WEEK FROM AUGUST 17 TO 23, OF EACH YEAR, AS "MADE-IN-THE PHILIPINES PRODUCTS WEEK"
Whereas, on the seventeenth day of August, nineteen hundred and thirty-three, the Honorable Frank Murphy, then Governor-General of the Philippine Islands, issued a proclamation as follows:
"It is a natural trait among the peoples of all enlightened countries to love and to feel a special regard for the things that they consider their own. Economic protectionism that is animated by a sane and sound spirit of nationalism is a universally accepted rule of national conduct. The observance of this spirit has been a potent factor in the development of many strong and progressive nations.
"The people of the Philippine Islands would do well to cultivate and develop this same spirit of economic nationalism among themselves for their own welfare and benefit and for the greater progress and development of this Archipelago. The expansion and great development of local industries will bring more wealth, prosperity, and happiness to all...
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Executive Issuances
Proclamations
Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week
Economic nationalism
Domestic industries
Philippine-made products
Local industries
Industrial growth
Economic progressiveness
MALACAÑAN PALACEManila
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES
Proclamation No. 76
PROCLAIMING THE WEEK FROM AUGUST 17 TO 23, OF EACH YEAR, AS "MADE-IN-THE PHILIPINES PRODUCTS WEEK"
Whereas, on the seventeenth day of August, nineteen hundred and thirty-three, the Honorable Frank Murphy, then Governor-General of the Philippine Islands, issued a proclamation as follows:
"It is a natural trait among the peoples of all enlightened countries to love and to feel a special regard for the things that they consider their own. Economic protectionism that is animated by a sane and sound spirit of nationalism is a universally accepted rule of national conduct. The observance of this spirit has been a potent factor in the development of many strong and progressive nations.
"The people of the Philippine Islands would do well to cultivate and develop this same spirit of economic nationalism among themselves for their own welfare and benefit and for the greater progress and development of this Archipelago. The expansion and great development of local industries will bring more wealth, prosperity, and happiness to all...
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