Mozart in Salzburg as time rewinds to a young prodigy
The Magic Maker takes John to 1760 Salzburg where four year old Wolfgang Mozart writes music for the harpsichord while his father looks on. The scene marks Mozart’s birth on January 27, 1756, and his future fame hinted at through concert expectations. The dialogue hints at enduring musical legacy.
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John
Salzburg
Austria
Wolfgang Mozart
Peggy
Mosart
London
Mozart
Edward Learns Time Management and Truant Prevention
A cautious 29 year old boy, Edward, learns to rise on time and go to school with help from his mother. An alarm clock and organized morning routine end tardiness and truancy. The Magic Maker then shows the children Mozart as a child prodigy and presents a modern concert.
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Edward
Mehod
Building permits issued in five Alabama cities
The December report from 8 W Straues & Co shows building permits totaling 121,786 dollars across Anniston Birmingham Montgomery Mobile and Bessemer. Anniston led with 43,950 dollars as a new courthouse rises.
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Birmingham
Jan
Couple to Adopt Baby Found on Porch Near Moultrie
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Newton eight miles from Moultrie found an infant girl on their front porch after a car roared by. A blanket and box of clothes accompanied the child, with January 18 noted on paper tied to the blanket, indicating birth date. The Newtons, childless, plan to adopt the baby.
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Moultrie
Jan
J. F. Newton
Maria
Mrs. Newton
Newton
Big Feet Win Name Of Dogs for Guard On Basketball Squad
John Freeman known as Dogs earns a starting guard role for Alabama as a promising sophomore. He weighs 195 pounds and uses large size to stay with opponents, after a strong football and basketball high school background in Birmingham. About 1,500 Ohio farmers received federal drought relief loans this spring.
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Big
Tuscaloosa. Ala
John Freeman
Alabama
Dogs
Bama
Freeman
Tide
Harold Drew
Birmingham
Ohio
Business Sentiment Shows Improvement Since First of Year
The Guaranty Trust Company reports perceptible improvement in business sentiment since the year began. Banking testimony before the Senate finance committee on foreign loans clarified the outlook abroad and reparations and war debts expectations improved. Signs of rising investment demand for securities and greater congressional cooperation bolster recovery hopes. Commodity markets show greater stability and the January price index remains unchanged from December.
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New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Finance Committee
Senate
Great Britain
France
Congress
$25 000 Offer to Beautify Panama City From Winter Resident
Tal madge Bennett a winter resident and author proposes $26 000 in government bonds for Panama City beautification. He asks residents to match or substantially contribute. Kiwanis Club president R. R. Whittington formed a committee to work out details with Bennett, including L. J. Cotton R. L. McKenzie and J. M. Sapp.
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Panama City
Jan
Kiwanis Club
Talmadge Bennett
Bennett
R. R. Whittington
L. J. Cotton
R. L. McKenzie
J. M. Sapp
Wild Recruit Hurler Claims Arm Is Well in Tampa
Wild Recruit Hurler Wally Brush, once sold to the Giants for 10 000 and to the Indians for 5 000, says neuritis is gone and he seeks a return with three major leagues and five AA clubs. In his first Tampa game he struck out 12, walked 14, with few hits allowed.
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Petersburg
Fie
Wally Brush
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Williston
Fla
Neuritis
Brush
Tampa
Slander suit dismissed in Dallas church case
Federal Judge William H. Atwell dismissed the slander suit filed by Rev. Remberg G. Smith of Sparta Georgia against Bishop John M. Moore of Dallas and the Rev. E. V. Cole former editor of the Texas Christian Advocate for failure to amend and to prosecute. Smith appeared without counsel and did not attend.
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Dallas
Texas
Wiliam H. Atwell
Remberg G. Smith
Sparta
John M. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
E. V. Cole
Texas Christian Advocate
Atwell
Mr Smith
Bracken Ill in Hospital Near Dothan
W L Bracken III of near Dothan is seriously ill with pneumonia at a local hospital. He has been there several days and was reported somewhat improved today.
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Edward
Edney
W.L. Bracken
Dothan
Mr. Bracken
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Paston Theatre
Gedey and Tomorrow
Eddie
Seer
Greenwood
Alabama Theatre
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Mary Graham Bonner
Little Mozart
By Lauter
Asus
Privet
Blean Ark
Jon
LAON
Fey
Deane Zoria
SPORT
Fred
THE
RIA Ill Stars
W. L. Bracken III
Dickson’s
Dyere—Hattars
Lena Dothan
Ala
Hagie
Phes
Levalard Colon
Eagle
Vieke
E.T. Moody
W. Blakey
N. Foster
Cl. & Preas
Dec
Henry D. Hand
North
Foster Street
Green Bay Gardens
Crown
Crown Denim
Super Crown
Great Crown Denim Mills
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