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A Guide To The Kenya National Archives To The Microfilms Of The Provincial And District Annual Reports, Record Books, And Handing-Over Reports; Miscellaneous Correspondence; And Intelligence Reports, Robert G. Gregory, Robert M. Maxon, Leon P. Spencer

Librarian Publications

The Guide is a compilation of 6 sections accessing approximately 157 microfilm reels of documents within the collection of the Kenya National Archives.

Courier, Number 27, 1967, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

Two leaves of Swinburne's Manuscript of Lesbia Brandon -- Maurice Thompson and Mr. Warren E. Dey -- Cannonballs anybody? - Walter F. McCaleb -- A Valuable taste -- Sinclair Lewis: Copyreader in Extenso -- Fred Ellis: Artist -- My books -- Mr. Winningham of Texas -- The Language Fallacy -- Winslow Homer's Three Little Mice -- Neglected author -- Royal Things -- The Virginian in dust jacket -- Billboard

Courier, Number 26, 1966, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

How to build a poor man's Morgan Library by Norman H. Strouse -- Byron's Vampyre letter -- A note about Owen Wister -- Rev. Bigler's Invocation

Courier, Number 25, 1965, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The search for Rudyard Kipling by Morton N. Cohen -- M. de Voltaire and Mr. Warren E. Dey -- The Mayfield Library -- Guilty or not guilty -- Authenticating my portrait by Modigliani -- To Stephencraneites - Burrs -- Ravenous curse -- Michel Licht -- Smith --  The Image of Robert Frost -- On a Hasidic Theme -- Adam and Eve wore breeches by T. D. MacGregor -- The authorship of Barrack Room Ballads by Lord Dunsany

Courier Volume V, Number 1, Whole Number 24, Winter 1965, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The philosophy of book collecting in a University Library by J. Terry Bender --  Norman H. Strouse and the Passionate Pirate -- Byron the poet -- A Byron letter -- J. Frank Dobie: Way out in the fore -- How much is this worth -- William Morris Demurs -- Sydney Carlyle Cockerell -- A Robert Frost rarity -- Camp Ford, C.S.A. -- Lesser Witnesses by John F. Reed -- A vanished world -- Opening a new book -- Sallie and Charles Kohen: Donors de luxe --

Courier Volume Iv, Number 3, Whole Number 23, Autumn 1964, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The issue contains information on topics including : Teddy Roosevelt and the Boy from Syracuse -- Hors-d''oeuvres by a Master Chef: The Critics and Joyce Carol Oates --  Mr. J. Terry Bender -- Library facilities -- Collection policy of the Arents Room -- Poem entitled The Longest Journey -- On the Splendor of "I Remember Dorothy" -- Horatio Alger and Ralph D. Gardner - Emma Goldman was Emma Goldman -- Poetry by Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Margaret Widdemer -- Bookbinding technique.

Reply To Gerald Gordon And Selwyn Becker, "Organizational Size And Managerial Succession: A Re-Examination", Louis Kriesberg

Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration

No abstract provided.

Courier Volume Iv, Number 2, Whole Number 22, Summer 1964, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

This issue details subjects such as: purchases from the class of 1912 fund. Red and the Reds : a collection of books and papers by the Late Dorothy Thompson Red Lewis's second wife where Lewis describes the Anarchists Christmas Ball he attended in 1910. Also describes whether or not to keep a dust jacket.  Swineburne's literary career, and essay "I remember Dorothy" describes writer Dorothy Thompson.

Courier Volume Iv, Number 1, Whole Number 21, March 1964, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

Article about Konrad Bercovici, author of Roumanian tales and novels. His daughter gave his books, papers, manuscripys, published and unpublished and extensive corrospondence to Syracuse University.  Also given to the Library was "one of the most beautiful Book of Hours ever seen in this part of the world".

Other recent additions of Special Collections material are described.

The Negro In Syracuse: His Education, Employment, Income And Housing, Alan K. Campbell

College of Professional Studies - All Scholarship

One of the high functions of social science scholarship is to provide factual and soundly analytical basis for intelligent social action. As Syracuse and Onondaga County continue to work at the resolution of racial conflicts over the months and years ahead, men of good will shall need as accurate and as unemotional a portrait as possible of the basic dimensions of the race problem in this area. With this in mind, a number of scholars, mostly from the Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, but including representatives from the College of Business and the College …

Courier Volume Iii, Number 4, Whole Number 20, December 1963, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

Michel Licht; Adrian Van Sinderen; For Whom the Books are Collected; No.1 and No.2; The Role of the Newspaper Owner; Report; The Old Breed; Stephen Crane's Copy of Maggie; Walter Prescott Webb, 1888-1963; The Cruise of the Dazzler: A Plea; A Clarion Call: Loud and Clear; Scholar in the Wilderness; Wanted; Shakespeare: V. v. V.; John Ruskin Dying; Luck of a Collector; Image of a Poet by Marian Courtney Brown; Free Gratis For Nothing; A Creed to Ponder; Memorials.

Courier Volume Iii, Number 3, Whole Number 19, September 1963, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

Ralph Hodgson: 1871-1962 by Ralph L. Schroeder; "In True Friendliness" by Clare Booth Luce; Tryphena and Thomas Hardy; Oscar Wilde: The Aftermath; Did Longfellow Snore?; Librarianship and Publishing; A. C. Swinburne Pardoned from Hanging; Sherlock Holmes and William McKinley; Through A. Conan Doyle's Magic Door; Stephen Crane's Bugs; Abraham Lincoln and Herman Blum; Memorials.

Courier Volume Iii, Number 2, Whole Number 18, June 1963, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The Inimitable Bolm; The Erased Unheled; Three Stars Charioted; A. B. A.; A Note about Peter Neagoe by Donald F. Sturtevant; The Poet and the Maenad; Price Daniel, Jr. of Waco, Texas; Horatio Alger, or, The American Hero Era; The Muckenhoupt Collection; A Note about Booth Tarkington; Snows of This and Future Years; A Bibliography of Stephen Crane Scholarship; Omar Khayyam and Walter F. McCaleb; A Lb. Re-weighed; Vachel Lindsay by Edwin Arlington Robinson; Syracuse University Press Publications; The Courier's Hall of Donors Fame; Memorials.

Courier Volume Iii, Number 1, Whole Number 17, March 1963, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The Iron Monster, the Crackling Insects of Onondaga County, and Stephen Crane by Lester G. Wells; Horatio Alger and Ralph D. Gardner; Park Benjamin, Lillian B. Gilkes, and the Lanier Library; I Knew Stephen Crane at Syracuse; Chiromancers off the Scent; How about it, Tar Heels?; The Value of a Box of Old Letters; The Sir John Simeon Collection of Victorian Correspondence; Adult Education Materials; Dawson's of Los Angeles; Page Proofs of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh; Gypsies at Leeds; The Passing of a Great Lady; Leary's Emporium Librorum; Back Numbers of the Courier; James Gibbons Huneker and Dr. Arnold …

George W. Norris The Making Of A Progressive 1861-1912, Richard Lowitt

Books

Tins first detailed biography of Morris traces the great liberal's Me, views, and political develop ment to his entrance into the U.S. Senate in 1913. In examining the metamorphosis of a rising young lawyer with mortgage interests into a leader of the Progressive movement, the book gives a thorough account of the political growth and maturing of a man who became one of the foremost legislators in American history.

George W. Norris : The Making Of A Progressive 1861-1912, Richard Lowitt

Syracuse University Press Publications

Tins first detailed biography of Morris traces the great liberal's Me, views, and political develop ment to his entrance into the U.S. Senate in 1913. In examining the metamorphosis of a rising young lawyer with mortgage interests into a leader of the Progressive movement, the book gives a thorough account of the political growth and maturing of a man who became one of the foremost legislators in American history.

Courier Volume Ii, Number 4, Whole Number 16, December 1962, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

On Collecting the Writings of Stephen Crane: A Recollection by Ames W. Williams; The Most Mysterious Manuscript; Missing Numbers; Memorials; Vachel Lindsay: The True Voice of Middle America by H. L. Mencken; Mary Todd Lincoln and Homer Groy; Swinburne and The New Yorker; To Think of Charles Dickens.

Careers, Organization Size, And Succession, Louis Kriesberg

Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration

The analysis is based upon data from a national study of heads of public health and mental health programs at the state and local levels. Consistent with Grusky's findings, heads of large public health and of large mental health departments at the state level tend to have shorter tenure periods than heads of small departments. Although the positions are filled by political appointment, the professional requirements are sufficiently important that the mechanisms discussed by Grusky can operate. furthermore, the kind of career line, itinerant or home guard, also is relevant; this helps the findings that at the local level length …

Prolegomena To The Study Of The Gypsies Of Mexico, David Wayne Pickett

Dissertations - ALL

These preliminary notes and observations on the culture and language of the Gypsies in Mexico were complied by a participant-observer who gained the confidence and acceptance of the group as a young boy and has therefore been able to acquire such information which would normally be unavailable to non-Gypsies.

Courier Volume Ii, Number 3, Whole Number 15, October 1962, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

Universities and Rare Books by William A. Jackson; A Mausoleum of Books; Lunar Literature and Moon Squeezers; Good News from Suffolk.

Courier Volume Ii, Number 2, Whole Number 14, July 1962, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

So Noble and Glowing; Aaron Burr and Woodrow Wilson by Walter F. McCaleb; New Syracuse University Library Building; 1961 Post-Standard Award; A Note for Swinburne Collectors; 1,098 Letters by Oscar Wilde; 245 Letters by Thomas Carlyle; From Two of the Class of 1907; Where a Lad Is; The Mystery by Ralph Hodgson; A Few Words with Aldous Huxley; Amendment of the Constitution; Unequivocal William Morris; The Only Good Wangostickadiddle is a Dead Wangostickadiddle; The Papers of Sawyer Falk; Cor Cordium; The Manuscripts Development Plan by Howard L. Applegate;

Courier Volume Ii, Number 1, Whole Number 13, April 1962, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The Beast of Putney; The New York House of Refuge Collection; Thoth and William Wordsworth; Vachel Lindsay: One of Our Few by Sinclair Lewis; The House of Didot; God Bless Charles Algernon Swinburne; From Duke University to Syracuse University; European Summer by Rikutaro Fukuda; Ralph Hodgson in Japan; Vachel Lindsay Again; Parchments in Kansas; A Tale of Horror, or, What Was Torn?; First Archival Seminar; Was it a Comma Blunder?; Jean Cazemajou and Stephen Crane; Morrison of Waco; All is not Au that Glitters in the Garret; Number One Hallmark; Knowledge Crowns Those Who Seek Her; Something About Swinburne by …

A Proposed Site Museum: Onondaga 1684-1696, Ethel Hoffman Fine

Anthropology - Theses

This thesis is concerned with the problem of proposing an Onondaga County site museum devoted to the Iroquois Period. In Central New York the Seventeenth Century is considered as being the Iroquois Period because of an important role played by the Iroquois Confed[er]acy. During that century the Iroquois were known to distant Indian groups, as well as to many nations of Europe, because of the Iroquois wars and the accounts of traders, missionaries and soldiers. The Iroquois not only represent the culmination of approximately five thousand years of Indian occupation in Central New York, but the constitution of the League …

Courier Number 12, December 1961, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The Carl E. and Amelia Morgan Dorr Collection of Presidential Campaign Memorabilia; Propeller by Philip Booth; End of Volume One; Gifts, Donations, Presentations, Acquisitions, Ampersand /by Ames W. Williams; Robert Meck Weston; Earle B. Mayfield; Charles Kohen; Dr. Benjamin F. Levy; Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Betts; Finla G. Crawford; Cyril Clemens; Paul S. Clarkson; Memorials, In Memoriam.

Courier Number 11, September 1961, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

From Newstead Abbey to Syracuse University; With Best Wishes from the Governor of Texas; O rare Ben; The Library Patron; The John G. White Collection of Cleveland; Modern Men of Letters Honestly Criticised, or, The Saga of Sala's Suit for Slander; "Leave the Books Alone!"; John Quincy Adams, Walt Whitman, Charles E. Feinberg, William White, and Joseph Ishill; Not the Shrinking Kind; Appraisals of Gifts; Dr. Jorge Aguayo and Books from the South; Neilson Campbell Hannay and William Cowper; Blumenthal's Philandering; The John Carter Brown Library Conference; Cox of Beaminster; Board Meeting, Invitation to Members; Ralph Hodgson: The Real Thing.

Courier Number 10, July 1961, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The Man William Pearson Tolley /by Alexander F. Jones; From the Late George Arents; Awards for Book Collecting; A New Crane Book; Gifts, Donations, Presentations, Acquisitions, Ampersand /by Stewart L. Udall; William Morris's Poems By The Way; Quotations; 111 Years of Puerile Misbehavior; Special Walt Whitman Number; Lunar Literature; Physicians and Naturalists; Gutenberg Leaf; Burroughs's Narrative; Treasure; Sidney Kramer (1912-1961); The Oneida Community Collection; To Busch Hays Esq.

Courier Number 9, May 1961, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The Gift of Mrs. Lyman J. Spire; John Wesley Brooks; From Syracuse University to Newstead Abbey; Spare Moments Press; Syracuse University Press Book Honored; Another Sol Feinstone Donation; Memorial Funds, In Memoriam, New Members.

Courier Number 8, November 1960, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

"Jenkins' Ear"; Invitation to Alumni / by David A. Fraser; Incunabula; Awards for Book Collecting; In Memoriam; Donald Pritchett Bean; American Rubaiyat; Resolution; Fine Bird Books; Memorial Funds, New Members.

Courier Number 7, May 1960, Syracuse University Library Associates

The Courier

The Hier Crowley Collection; "To Be - or Not to Be..." (excerpts from the Senate Library Committee 1959-1960 report); Memorial Funds, In Memoriam; Shakespeare Folio.

Henry A. Wallace : Quixotic Crusade 1948, Karl M. Schmidt

Syracuse University Press Publications

THE TWO-PARTY system has been a feature of the American political scene for all except a few brief periods in our history. Yet, during most of the last 130 years, the traditional two major parties have had in virtually every election at least one minor-party competitor. Despite this persistence, there has been a continuing pattern of failure. Never has an American third party been successful in displacing a major competitor. (Both the Whigs and the Republicans grew and came to power in two of those rare periods when a single major party was dominant.) The presidential campaign of 1948 was …