Albuquerque Morning Journal masthead and publication details
The page shows the Albuquerque Morning Journal masthead, address at 810 West Gold Avenue, publication as an independent newspaper under Journal Publishing Company, with standard subscription rates and statements on advertising policy. It notes Associated Press membership and reprint rights. The date indicates Monday 1933.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
By— Journal Publishing Company
West Gold Avenue
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Congress
Renn Uniom Memper Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Associated Press
Toca
No compromise about New Mexico love or hate
The piece contrasts fans and detractors of New Mexico, citing Harvey Fergusson Delcassar and Mrs. Gerould. It argues that locals and many outsiders either deeply admire or reject the land, with economic comparisons and political critiques prompting lessons from Gerould’s review of politics and society.
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New Mexico
Harvey Fergusson
Delcassar
California
Promised Land
Austen
Robert Herrick
New Republic
Taos
Italy
Katherine Fullerton Gerould
Harper's
Gerould
Nevada
Kansas
New England
New York
Mrs. Austens
Debassars
Southwest
Union
Mrs. Gerould
Morocco Battle in Progress Looms Like Gettysburg
French forces in North Africa may number at least 125,000 with main body at the point of attack in Morocco. Abd el Krim leads tribes in the Rif mountains seeking independence and a sovereign government for Northwest Africa as French troops pour into the region. The struggle is described as desperate with heavy losses and units sent to avert defeat.
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Morocco
North
Africa
Abd-el-Krim
Mohammed
Riff
France
Abd el-Krim’s forces clash with French war aims in Africa
The passage argues Abd el-Krim’s guerrilla fighters match French strategy yet cannot defeat the French army, though they threaten heavy costs in resources and manpower that France cannot easily bear. It highlights a stark imbalance between style of warfare and national capacity.
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Abd-el-Krim
France
Oil Supply Holds Up As Prices Stagnate Says Institute
A Petroleum Institute committee in Colorado Springs reports oil production stays strong since last January and the industry, backed by oil men, aims to eliminate waste and stabilize the market. Consumers should not expect immediate gasoline price cuts.
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The
Petroleum Institute
Colorado Springs
Random Aphorisms and Jokes from a 1920s Page
A collage of quips and puns from a 1920s newspaper page includes Rev R Thomsen on Sunday dinners, light satire on preachers and gunfighters, a Kansas City Star joke about German money, a cross word timer by an old timer, and a note about non inflammable gas wells near Springer.
Albuquerque Twenty Years Ago Ward Principals Named
The Albuquerque board of education named two ward principals to replace those who resigned. D. C. Taylor of Holland Michigan will succeed C Roy Kiger at Fourth ward and J. R. McCullum of North English Iowa will succeed W K Preston in the Third ward. Miss Mata Tway and Misses Leah and Nellie Stracham depart for outings and home changes. Local dignitaries Sylvestre Mirabal L B Grimshaw and family visit. Several weddings and travel notices are noted along with the promotion of Fox to a top post in Santa Fe division.
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Board of Education
C. Roy Kiger
D. C. Taylor
Holland, Mich
W. K. Preston
J. R. McCullum
North English
Amarillo
Tex
May Peterson
Ernest O. Thompson
New York Metropolitan Opera Comique
Atlantic
Pacific
Texas Panhandle
Texas
France
Waterloo
Ernest C. Thompson
Miss Peterson
Napoleon
Colonel Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Oskosh
Wis
Paris
Jean de Reske
Caruso
de Reske
St. Paul
Minn
Napoleon the Parrot Sparks Name Debate in Family
In a humorous family exchange, Little Benny's household debates a suitable name for their Brazilian parrot. The suggestion Napoleon gains traction for the bird's silent, observant disposition, despite earlier deliberations over playful or grand options.
The North Pole Vision of a Phantom Edge
An old poem contrasts the North Pole’s barren, perilous ice with human daring. It laments the risk and cold while praising explorers who seek glory and memory, noting villagers and commoners react with skepticism. It ends musing on Christopher Columbus and past sea courage.
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North Pole
Christopher
Irish census to be taken next year in northern counties
Dublin reports a forthcoming census in Ireland next year focused on the northern counties. It will be the first population count since before the war, marking a return to formal demographic accounting.
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Dublin
Ireland
Northern Counties
Mondell denounces high surtax driving capital abroad
Former Republican House leader F W Mondell argues that high surtaxes have expelled $24B from productive industry into tax free securities and foreign investments. He urges reform to cut surtaxes to lure large fortunes back. cites Treasury data showing sharp drops in high income returns from 1916 to 1923 and reduced tax payments by the wealthiest.
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Republican House
F. W. Mondell
War Finance Corporation
House of Representatives
Mondell
W Mondell
Treasury
A J K Clark Kerr Named British Counsellor in Taklo
A J K Clark Kerr, noted for steady policy in Egypt, moves from Cairo to Taklo as counsellor to the British embassy in Tokyo. His record includes mediating among Zaghlul Pasha factions and steering Anglo Egyptian talks, with prior posts in Tangier and other capitals.
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Egypt
Hope
Zaghlul Pasha
Faud
Cairo
Clark Kerr
Sirdar
Lord Allenby
Zaghlub Pasha
Philip Kerr
Edward Grigg
Lloyd George
Marquis of Lothian
Berlin
Buenos Ayres
Washington
Rome
Teheran
Tangier
North Africa
Morocco
Riff
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Daily English instruction notes common misuses and pronunciation tips. The piece defines efficacy as the power to produce an effect and urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily. It cites usage guidance for not dangerous illness and highlights spelling pitfalls and word study maxim.
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W. L. Gordon
Harris Wins Amateur Championship for Royal and Ancient
Robert Harris, a representative of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews, captured the amateur championship this year. He becomes the first club member to win the amateur cup in 30 years since Leslie B. Melville did so in 1895, prompting pride among club members in Scotland.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Robert Harris
Leslie B. Melville
The Jungle by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Crane views civilization as a fragile hedge against the jungle within and without. He argues that when society halts even wolves and disease threaten communities, illustrated by a tale of the last man and reports of wolves near Vilna in Alberta.
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the Jungle
Frank Crane
Boston
Vilna
Edmonton
Alberta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Winnipeg
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Best of Advice By Clari Kinnaird
Read this quotation to grasp its full significance and the point Emerson makes about fate and personal agency. The text argues that riches and poverty are mere costumes and that individuals shape their fortunes through choices and effort.
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Clari
Kinnaird
Emerson
Firmamental
MacMillan Aims Arctic Radio Voice For Eskimo Program
Chicago June 28 Radio messages from the Arctic reach civilization but not voice yet. MacMillan-Navy expedition plans low wave transmitters near the pole and, if possible, will broadcast Eskimo language programming and expedition views via WJAZ Chicago, lifting to a higher wavelength for wider reception.
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Chicago
Arctic
MacMillan - Navy
North Pole
Eugene F. McDonald, Jr
WJAZ
Cowboys Make Pets of Whistling Marmots
Glacier Park Montana June 18 Cowboy guides tame marmots in Glacier National Park. The whistling rodents sit up like dogs and perform for food, with an estimated one million marmots inhabiting the Rocky Mountain region.
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Glacier Pa
Glacier National Park
Rocky Mountain Country
National Geographic Society to receive features
The article notes features will first go to the National Geographic Society, while radio features will be handled by the radio staff and announced at the Zenith company location.
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National Geographic Society
Zenith
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R. Thomsen
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Thomson
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Dubb
Rubb
Robert BE
Dean
Capper's Weekly
Abdul Pasha
Springer
Mata Tway
Long Beach
Leah
Nellie Stracham
Sylvestre Mirabal
San Rafael, N. M
L. B. Grimshaw
William Harper
Goldfield, Nev
Cc. H. Sharpe
Santry-Sharpe Construction Company
Belen
Joshua Raynolds
Las Vegas
Herbert Raynolds
Mr. Raynolds
Europe
Myrtle Graves
Louis W. Black
Church of the Immaculate Conception
A. M. Mandalari
J. KR. Farwell
Albuquerque Eastern
Cora McCaffrey
Oswego
N. Y
Fox
Topeka
Little Benny's
Lee Pape
Brazil
Willyam
Alixander
William
Rite Out
Dumbell
Willyum
By Walt Mason
A. J. K. Clark Kerr
Taklo
Dicate
Maine
Macmillan
Arctic Zone
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