The 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games Preview
The article outlines the 1928 Olympic program in Amsterdam from July 28 to August 12, noting marathon and pentathlon as key events. It highlights American prospects led by General Douglas MacArthur, top sprinters like Charlie Paddock and Johnny Gibson, and competitors from Germany Finland and France, with strong U S expectations in track and field rowing boxing and gymnastics.
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Amsterdam
Greece
Qiympia
Lysias
Rifh
S Tripes
Yankee Doodin
Mougins MacArthur
United States Army
United States
Hig
United
Otto Peltzer
Peltzer
Germany
Willie Jutola
Nurmi
France
Hubbard
Hubterry
St. Moritz
Real Britain
British Isles
Schubert Centenary Remembered in Vienna’s Music City
The article reviews Franz Schubert's life from poverty to genius, noting his 605 songs and 41 volumes, his early death at 31, and the world’s centennial commemoration in Vienna. It highlights his lack of financial reward, romantic ties, and the enduring praise from contemporaries, alongside the Schubert Year festivals and memorials.
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Franz Schubert
Ami
Beethoven
Schubert
Vienna Court Chapel
Amiersantiatver
Eried Salter
Mozart
Schumann
Liszt
Ohe
Jaserh Kem
Vienna
Walter Scott
Caroline Esterhazy
Beatrice
Ames
Reethoven
Elena Gerwarat
Fritz Kreisler
Rosamarie
Eschobert
Verry
Lichtental
Cardinal Piff
Imperial Palace
National Opera
Frans
Peter Ral
Chopin
Yreeves
Vogl
Jean Paul
Madame Schroeder-Devrient
Schumann-Heink
Goethe
Schroeder
Richard Wunelner
Weimer
Seeethoven
Nightingale
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