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Albuquerque Progress Magazine Index Albuquerque Progress Magazine Index Project Staff: Brandon Gonzales, Kelsey Grubb, Eileen O’Connell, Brianne Raspa Compiler: Brianne Raspa Editor: Eileen O’Connell Publisher: the PUBLIC LIBRARY Albuquerque and Bernalillo County under the auspices of the New Mexico Historical Records Advisory Board. Albuquerque, NM, 2016. This project was made possible with a grant from the New Mexico Historical Records Advisory Board, with administrative and financial assistance from the Friends for the Public Library and the Albuquerque Public Library Foundation, and with the support of Albuquerque Historical Society and HAI, Inc. About the Project: This index is the result of an ongoing project to increase access to Albuquerque Progress, a magazine published from 1934-1965 by Albuquerque National Bank. Albuquerque Progress recorded building permits for larger residences or businesses from 1935 to 1956. The reporting often included a paragraph about or a photo of new residences or businesses. In addition to documenting building permits, new businesses, renovation and infrastructure projects (e.g., Route 66), the magazine published themed issues. Issues devoted to the state fair, winter sports, Boys Ranch, Albuquerque churches, and Albuquerque industries and manufacturers provide a state-of-the-city snapshot for the time. The magazine’s black and white photos are often the best visual record we can locate of individual structures at the time they were first built. The project was funded by a grant from the New Mexico Historical Records Advisory Board. The project goal is to increase access to Albuquerque Progress. Special Collections Library staff is working with colleagues from UNM Library’s Digital Initiatives and Scholarly Communication to make copies of all 297 issues of Albuquerque Progress available through NM Digital Collections. The index was developed to support discovery and tagging of those issues as they are put online. As that project progresses, we hope that this edition of the index will increase discoverability for researchers who are working with paper or microfilm copies of Albuquerque Progress. Two earlier indexes to Albuquerque Progress have been compiled. One is a headline and caption index that covered the entire run of the magazine but largely omitted personal names and geographic identifiers. The other is a 1934-1947 index of properties referred to by street address, builder, and business or residential owner. This present index aims to capture more information in a fully searchable format and to combine the best features of the previous indexes. Guide to Using This Index: This edition of the index includes more than 17,900 lines of data in 391 pages. It is best used as an electronic resource. The search tool for the .pdf document enables researchers to maneuver through multiple entries over multiple issues. Using the index electronically avoids some of the name authority issues that will be resolved in later editions. For instance, the developer Charles E. McDuffie appears as both a personal and a company name. A search on McDuffie finds entries under both headings. Labeling individual issues and pages: Publication frequency for Albuquerque Progress was variable, and in its early years, volume and issue numbers were inconsistently applied. We have chosen instead to identify each issue using a yyyy-mm or, where multiple months were covered, yyyy-mm,mm format. The April 1940 issue is thus labeled 1940-04. Because text and images frequently appeared on the cover, the indexing begins with the cover of each issue as page 1. Building Permits: Building Permits were entered individually where possible, but the sheer volume of these entries and the time limit for the grant means that there is more data to be captured for later editions of the index. As the pace of the city’s growth increased, Albuquerque Progress stopped listing this information. If a researcher is unable to locate a specific address built between 1934 and 1957, it is worthwhile to ask a staff member for additional assistance. Color Coding: Yellow indicates the entry needs verification or correction: Green indicates an image, usually a photo, accompanies the entry: Blue indicates that a map accompanies entry: Red signals that multiple building permits are listed; if individual address cannot be located, consult staff member for assistance: Future Editions: Our next focus for the project is to put the issues online. Once online publication is complete, we hope to issue a revised edition of this index that will capture building permit data not included in this edition, correct errors, resolve name authority conflicts, and improve the format. Issue Page Business/Organization/Structure Surname First Name Street Number Direction Street Name Coordinates AB C D E F G H I JKLMNOPQR 1 Issue Page Business/Organization/Structure Name Surnames First names Street Number Direction Street Name Coordinates 2 1934-03 1 Albuquerque Production Credit Association York J L First National Bank Building 3 1934-03 1 Christmas B A 4 1934-03 1 Lee Floyd 5 1934-03 1 Phillips J L 6 1934-03 1 Bond Franklin 7 1934-03 1 Sinclair Oil Company 04th and Silver [northeast corner] 8 1934-03 2 Bartley Shop Bartley Nellie 309 W Central 9 1934-03 2 10 1934-03 2 National System of Bakeries Hogan A T [Mr and Mrs ] 318 W Central 11 1934-03 2 RL Harrison Company 209-217 N 04th 12 1934-03 2 Occidental Building 03rd and Gold 13 1934-03 2 New Mexico Loan and Mortgage Company 14 1934-03 2 Karr & Eichenberger, Realtors 15 1934-03 2 Clinton P Anderson , Insurance 16 1934-03 2 Bernalillo County Abstract Company 17 1934-03 2 Frank Bond & Son, Sheep 18 1934-03 2 Fred Canfield, Real Estate 19 1934-03 2 Southwestern Lumber Sales Corporation 20 1934-03 2 Mrs Berthold Spitz, Insurance 21 1934-03 2 Occidental Life Insurance Company 22 1934-03 2 Blakemore-Exter Mortuary Blakemore A K Yale and Central 23 1934-03 2 Exter A J 24 1934-03 3 Albuquerque Oil and Gasoline Company E Central and Richmond 25 1934-03 3 Barber Super-Market Barber Vernon 08th and Gold 26 1934-03 3 Eames William 27 1934-03 3 DD Fuller Tire Company Fuller D D 212 N 04th 28 1934-03 3 Oden Motor Company Oden Clyde N 04th 29 1934-03 3 Oden Dick W Tijeras 30 1934-03 3 Hoit Furniture Store Hoit Chas 2114-2128 E Central 31 1934-03 3 Frederick's [candy store] Hooper Frederick R 306 W Central 32 1934-03 3 Occidental Building 33 1934-03 3 JC Penney Company 34 1934-03 3 Mesa Theatre 35 1934-03 3 Fourth Ward School 36 1934-03 1 to 2 37 1934-03 1 to 2 Hendrie and Bolthoff Crossway Walter 05th and Tijeras [southwest corner] 38 1934-03 2 to 3 Garcia and Salazar [funeral directors] Salazar Frank A 222 W Silver 39 1934-04 1 auto camp Evans Jas S 4100 block on E Central 40 1934-04 1 residence Black Wm H 118 Wellesley Place Monte Vista subdivision 41 1934-04 1 Ward A F contractor 42 1934-04 1 Journal building Hanna T W 310–314 W Gold 05th and Gold 43 1934-04 1 Montgomery Ward Durham C R 44 1934-04 1 Sharp Frank H 45 1934-04 2 Albuquerque Production Credit Association York J L First National Bank 46 1934-04 2 Springer Transfer Company Issue Page Business/Organization/Structure Surname First Name Street Number Direction Street Name Coordinates AB C D E F G H I JKLMNOPQR 47 1934-04 2 R L Harrison Company 48 1934-04 2 residence Tagliaferro Florence 421 1/2 S Broadway Broadway and Coal 49 1934-04 2 residence Beck Caroline 2006 E Gold Avenue 50 1934-04 2 Donati Marco 51 1934-04 3 First Presbyterian Church 05th and Silver 52 1934-04 3 Albuquerque Theatres, Inc Barnett Jos 204 W Central Avenue 53 1934-04 3 Sunshine theatre 54 1934-04 3 Mission theatre 55 1934-04 3 Crystal Playhouse 56 1934-04 3 Sunshine Building 57 1934-04 3 Pueblo Plaza tourist camp N 04th and Wilson 58 1934-04 3 Sandia Golf Club Woods Pard 59 1934-04 3 Maxwell Perry D contractor 60 1934-04 3 Marchant F J architect N 04th Street 61 1934-04 3 El Fidel Fidel John 62 1934-04 4 Mead and Mount [contracting firm] Mount Earl 63 1934-04 4 64 1934-04 4 United States Geological Survey Senseney H S Federal Building 65 1934-04 2 to 3 United States Indian Hospital Wheeler A J Dr east and north of the University 66 1934-04 3 to 4 Kimo Building Baxter Robert 67 1934-04 3 to 4 Boller Robert contractor 68 1934-04 3 to 4 Bachechi Brothers Lammori August 69 1934-05 1 New Mexico Tank and Culvert Company Blue C E 70 1934-05 1 Edward Lembke & Company N 06th Street 71 1934-05 1 Sunshine Drug Store Sallee M L 02nd and Central 72 1934-05 1 Atwood C L 73 1934-05 2 Stromberg Brothers Stromberg Jack 74 1934-05 2 The Bartley Shop McCanna R J 309 W Central Avenue 75 1934-05 2 McCanna P F 76 1934-05 2 A-Loaf Bakers, Inc McCord Ralph 414 W Marquette Avenue 77 1934-05 2 New Mexico Construct on Company Tijeras Canyon 78 1934-05 2 Ilfeld Realty Company Chauvin A 500 block W Central Avenue 79 1934-05 2 Martin A L 516 W Central Avenue 80 1934-05 2 Korber Albert 81 1934-05 2 Yerka A W 82 1934-05 2 Milner A B 83 1934-05 2 Mity-Nice Ice Cream Dellart W I 84 1934-05 2 Dellart "Bill" 516 E Central Avenue 85 1934-05 3 Roosevelt Park Wells Charles E E Coal Avenue 86 1934-05 3 87 1934-05 3 New Mexico Restaurant and Hotel Association Murphy J P Franciscan Hotel 88 1934-05 3 Federal Emergency Relief Act Boule E N S 02nd Street extension 89 1934-05 3 Roosevelt Park 90 1934-05 3 Thom McAn Shoe Store 408 W Central 91 1934-05 3 El Porvenir 03rd and Silver 92 1934-05 4 Crystal Garden Burlingame Milo 219 S 02nd Street 93 1934-05 4 Paul J 94 1934-05 4 Sally Ann Bakery and Delicatessen Craven C A Issue Page Business/Organization/Structure Surname First
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