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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

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Ritz Maitre D He Lifts a Glass on Timeless Dining

Hal Boyle recalls Steve Terzang at the Ritz who defends unhurried service and a grand multi course French dinner. He describes a meal from soup to dessert with wine and brandy and notes diners who trust the staff to curate the feast. The piece weighs on savoring pace over price.

Hal Hoyle New York Ritz Steve Terzang Steve Ming Pisa Italy Holele Buenos Aires Mash Madison Avenue Tome Gaston Gaston Lauryssen

108 Year Old Rebel Kissed By Yankee Lass On Birthday

Crestview Florida reports on a Distrusted veteran's 108th birthday celebration. The piece notes he was kissed by a Yankee woman and mentions notable attendees and dining trays. It lists former governors and celebrities in a lighthearted royal-tinged roster as guests at the birthday party.

Rebel Yankee ‘Lass Crestview Fin William Allen Bil Lundy Umcuk Pator Ung Blaie Aime

Annual Episcopal Meeting Closes At Knoxville Today

The Tennessee Diocese of the Episcopal Church winds up its annual convention in Knoxville. Delegates discussed raising a mission to parish status with a plan presented by Rev. Thomas Roberts and Louis Furrell. A record budget of 283 034 was adopted with 35 parishes and 58 missions pledging over 280 000 in assessments. Leon Huddleston was elected diocesan treasurer to replace Dudley Guile Nashville.

Knoxville Tennessee The Episcopal Church Thomas Roberts Germantown Louis Furrell Nashville St. Barnabas Mission Tulithoma Lee Mwait Committee John Vander’ Hurst Department of Missions Christian Social Service Leon Huddleston Union-Planters Hank Memphis Dudley Guile

Wife Of AP Executive Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Marvin Tonkin 46 wife of the Associated Press news supervisor in Chicago dies after a long illness. She was formerly miss Broderick born in Harvard Illinois attended local schools, survived by her husband, a daughter Cynthia, and other relatives. The notice notes her wartime service era and connections to Milwaukee and Toledo families.

Chigago Marvin Tonkin Associated Press News Chicago Broderick Crestview Iimesa Ais Davis Nikal Selen Coun Harvard Bill Milwaukee Wis George Comeénl Laad Lulin May Morse Toledo Ohic

Forest Fires Dominate South Says Forestry Chief

An Atlanta report notes that the South bears the majority of U S forest fires with about 85 percent occurring there. Most blazes are started intentionally or by farmers burning land and boys at play, the forestry official says. He urges strict prevention to cut losses.

Atlanta Naton U. S. Forestry Service Cibt Davis Washington Davis United States Mark Persors

Four More Kentucky Leaf Marts Close

Kentucky tobacco markets face deeper cuts as four centers shut down today Dowling Green Lebanon Wehisend and Winchester end sales while Toursville Covington closed yesterday and Hopkinsville plans final sale tomorrow Danville closes soon leaving seven centers operating. Volume rose slightly yesterday with total sales of 2 013 640 pounds earning growers 1 182 42 40 dollars at an average 58 74.

Louisville Kentucky Dowling Green Lebanon Wehisend Winchester Toursville Covington Hopkinsvile Dan Danville State Department of Agriculture Federal State Market News’ Service

Atomic Energy Subject Of Dixie Industry Confab

In Atlanta and Oak Ridge Tennessee April 17 18 some 400 Southern business leaders government officials and educators will discuss atomic energy and its implications for Southern industry The conference is sponsored by the Alone Industrial Forum Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Oak Ridge National Laboratory Southern Research Institute and others The goal is to present a first hand view of atomic energy potential and how to apply atomic processes in future plant construction

Atlanta Oak Ridge Tenn South Alone Industrial Forum of New York Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Oak Ridge National Laboratory Southern Research Institute of Birmingham Southern Assn. of Science and Industry First National Bank of Atlanta Somc Energy

Kentucky transfers child welfare bureau to new department

Gov. A B Chanmer moved the Kentucky Children's Bureau from the State Welfare Department to the Department of Economic Security. The change keeps the Youth Authority under the Welfare portion and retains La Grange Reformatory and Eddyville Penitentiary. The reform includes child care adoption and foster home services and the Lyndon Greendale and Lyndon home facilities.

Greendale New Children's Home Bureau Fea Polynesia

Radio TV Notebook introduces stars and shifts in TV

WHW York reports on network shifts with Judy onr and General Electric sponsor Léohard Berstein. Dinah Shore Perry Como and others top Nielsen trends as CBS and NBC lines clash. Basil Rathbone's son Rodlan acts between piloting TWA jets. Skelton's Climax script bought by RKO. Rodlan Dyer honored in San Diego naval district event.

Jack O'Kkian York Judy Onr- Aand General Electric Léohard Berstein Godfrey Nielson Yonsh WBC Dinah Shore Perry Como Gistle MicKenzie CBS Phill Silvers JJ Gorey Cbs-Adia Shis Babbath Stewart Foster CBS Radio Basil Rathbone Rodlan Chicago TWA Eutone Bob Hope Montmartre Ballet Abc-Tv Meadowbrook Ralph Planagan ABC EY Sen. George Georgia the Nation

Non-Farm Jobs Jump In 15 Years

Southeastern employment rose 15 percent from 1929 to 1954 led by finance real estate and trade. Virginia to Georgia reached an all time peak of 6 328 000 in 1954 as per Brunswick A Brannon regional BLS director.

Atlanta Brunswick A. [Bandon Bureau of Labor Statistics Virginia Carolinas Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Florida Georgia

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