Elpidio Quirino

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Presidency (succeeded) April 17, 1948-December 30, 1949(elected) December 30,1949-December 30, 1953
Era Sixth President of the Philippines;
Second President of the Third Republic
Birth November 16, 1890Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Death February 29, 1956Novaliches, Quezon City
Parents Mariano QuirinoGregoria Rivera
Ethnic Affiliation Ilocano
Spouse Alicia Syquia (died 1945)
Children  Tomas QuirinoArmando Quirino

Norma Victoria Quirino Delgado

Fe Angela Quirino

Education Ilocos High School, ViganManila South High School, 1911

Bachelor of Laws, University of the Philippines, 1915

Profession Lawyer (2nd Placer, Bar Exams)Dean, College of Law, Adamson University
Political Party Nacionalista Party (1919-1946) Liberal Party (1946-1953)
Military Service None
Judicial None
Legislative: Local None
Legislative: Lower House Representative of the First District of Ilocos Sur, Philippine Assembly (1919-1925)
Legislative: Upper House Senator (1925-1931)Private secretary to Senate President Quezon
Executive: Local Government None
Executive: Provincial Government None
Executive: Bureaucracy junior computer,Bureau of Lands, property clerk, Manila Police Department
Executive: Cabinet Secretary of the Interior (Quezon administration)Secretary of Finance (Quezon administration)

Secretary of Foreign Affairs (Roxas administration)

Executive: National Government Vice-President of the Philippines (1946-April 16, 1948)
Other Member, Council of State (Magsaysay Administration)Delegate, 1935 Constitutional Convention
Running Mate 1949 ElectionsSenator Fernando Lopez (Won)

 

1953 Elections

Speaker of the House Jose Yulo (Lost)

Presidential Election Adversaries 1949 Elections (Won)Former President Jose P. Laurel (Nacionalista Party)

Senator Jose Avelino (Liberal Party-Avelino Wing)

1953 Elections (Lost)

Secretary of National Defense Ramon Magsaysay (Nacionalista Party)

Age at First Inauguration 57