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211 documents for Chattanooga Bakery

- Mounrýin City Mill Company (chattanooga Bakery Division), And Ci.Iatanooga Bakery, Inc. And Bakery And Confectionery Worikers' Interlnat'ional Union Of A-kmeiica, Local No. 25, 397 (1940)
In the Matter of MoUNrýiN CITY MILL COMPANY (CHATTANOOGA BAKERY DIVISION), AND CI.IATANOOGA BAKERY, INC. and BAKERY AND CONFECTION...
- National Labor Relations Board
- Crabs, Peeps, Shoes and More Will Drop On New Year's Eve
Three hundred and sixty-four days of the year, "dropping the ball" means screwing up. But on Dec. 31, it packs the excitement of a rocket launch in reverse. Generations of Americans have learned to set their watches by the plummeting orb in New York's Times Square, where revelers count down the final seconds of the old year. The ball drop did not originate in Times Square, where the first ball, a wooden model studded with 100 light bulbs, descended from a flagpole in 1907. As early as 1833, England's Royal Observatory featured a "time-ball" that dropped at 1 p.m. every day. Ships' captains used it to set their chronometers. The U.S Naval Observatory in Washington also used to have a daily time-ball drop, which it discontinued in 1936.

...Chattanooga Bakery in Chattanooga, Tenn., makes the MoonPie --...
- Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
- December 26, 2010