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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1948

Page

11

Peak Season Opens for Buying Silverware in Stores

Genevieve Smith outlines silverware choices as peak season arrives. Sterling versus plate covers patterns, durability, and cost. Melrose as a romantic pattern contrasts with simple lines like fiddle thread. Tips include balance, edge smoothness, and proper care for long life.

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The Fine Points of Silver Plate Care and Quality

The article explains wear reinforcement in silver plate, including pure silver inserts and quadruple plating for durability. It advises using pieces equally to reduce wear, storing in tarnish proof chests and wrapping to prevent tarnish, and polishing with proper silver polish while avoiding abrasive cleaners.

Bridges Receives Senate Subpoena in Communist Question

San Francisco report shows a congressional committee summoning CIO longshore chief Harry Bridges and other maritime leaders to answer if they are or have ever been members of the Communist party. Subpoenas target Hugh Bryson and Frank Fossie amid a West Coast maritime strike at day 51 with no sign of settlement.

San Francisco C.I.0 Harry Bridges Communist Party Hugh Bryson C.I.O. Marine Frank Fossie Waterfront Employers Association Bridges Bryson West Coast

Man's Neck Broken By Bale of Hay

George D Robinson, 71, of Arsenal Street, injured at his Watertown farm when a bale of hay fell from a loft and struck him on the head. He was knocked down in the barn by the bale and taken to the House of the Good Samaritan for possible neck fracture.

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