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

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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.

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

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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

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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

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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 …

Courier Number 12, December 1961, Syracuse University Library Associates

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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

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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

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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

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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

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"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

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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.

Courier Number 5, November 1959, Syracuse University Library Associates

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The Governor Harriman papers; Dynamics of Rare Books / by Mary H. Marshall; More William Morris; Notable Acquisitions; Manuscripts; Library Exhibitions; Memorial Funds, New Members, Tax Deductions and Appraisals; Preserving Voices of the University; Collecting Canons of the Lena R. Arents Rare Book Room.

Courier Number 4, April 1959, Syracuse University Library Associates

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Isdebsky library of Russian literature; Lauro de Bosis: Icarus and Syracuse / by Antonio Pace; La Botanique de Rousseau; Mr. Baruch at Syracuse; William Morris Collection grows; Herbals; New Members.

Courier Number 2, November 1958, Syracuse University Library Associates

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The Brewster House Typographical Library; A Complete Stephen Crane from Syracuse; A System of Reader Services; Oneida Community in Retrospect; Early English Dictionaries; Paul H. Helms Memorial Library; Trustees Elected; Alonzo Flack; Mari Sandoz; Howells Collection; Galsworthy Desiderata; An Open Letter.

Courier Number 1, April 1958, Syracuse University Library Associates

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Like all publishing ventures, this modest periodical is a venture of faith. We hope that it will bring its readers a sense of the significant growth in the quality of our University Library and of the vital role it plays in our program of higher education.

As an organization the Library Associates is less than five years old. In this brief period, however, we have seen the doubling of annual expenditures for the purchase of books and periodicals and an almost explosive change in the number of gifts to the Library and the quality of library services to the faculty, …