No. 1 Diner-outer Krusz Endures Frequent Spills
Long Beach executive Krusz, a veteran banquet speaker, gains a reputation for spills at restaurant events. He recounts 10 incidents with waiters splashing him across years, including a cream soup episode that ruined a silk suit and a lemonade splash touching a fur coat. He remains positive about Long Beach dining.
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Krusz
Chamber of Commerce
Kruse
Chamber
Long Beach
Washington
Fly
Statler
St. Louis
Krusz complains about luncheon menus and peas at Long Beach clubs
Civic club speakers in five Long Beach days face the same meat loaf and ham with raisin sauce. Krusz quips about peas and the "horrible glue" raisin sauce driving clubs toward soup and sandwiches at noon. Epley notes the trend from Beach Combing.
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Krusz
Malcolm Epley
Long Beach
Cafe Punch Costs Restaurateur Ten Thousand Dollars
ANNAPOLIS Md A trucking executive who said sMad goes with steak is to pay a restaurateur $10000 after a circuit court jury awarded damages to George Kind who claimed permanent brain damage from a May 19 incident with a customer irked by the lack of Russian dressing for his salad. Testimony showed Ralph Shaw of Oxon Hill ordered steaks for a party but canceled when no dressing and quipped that eating no steak without a good salad was like wearing tennis shoes with a luxury.
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Annapolis
Restaurateur
George Kind
King
Ralph Shaw
Oxon Hill
Judge fixes case over paid steak in Atlanta court
In Municipal Court Judge James Webb fined a man who ordered a steak and allegedly refused to pay, after the man admitted eating the entire steak. The judge set a 30 day sentence but suspended it if the $4.50 bill was paid. the customer paid the amount.
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Atlanta
WPI
James Webb
Resturant
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