How Hemingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls Tops Library List
Syracuse Public Library reports heavy demand for Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls with reservations flooding in and new copies to be bought. Struthers Mrs Miniver ranks second among fiction, How Green is My Valley remains popular, and Days of Our Years by Van Paassen leads biographies followed by As I Remember Him by Hans Zinsser.
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Ernest Hemingway
Syracuse Public Library
Paul M. Paine
Struthers
Mrs. Miniver
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Green Is My Valley
van Paassen
Hans Zinsser
Jordan Rails Clear After 8-Car Pileup
Wrecking crews cleared eight cars derailed on the New York Central mainlines at Jordan after a coal car collapse sent a pileup. Tracks two and three were damaged, and track one blocked by two overturned refrigerators, with heavy crane work from Syracuse and Rochester under P C Agan and P H Winchester. Trains resumed with slow speed.
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New York Central Railroad
Jordan
Syracuse
Rochester
P. C. Agan
P. H. Winchester
Jordan Yards
Hundreds of Thousands to Be Trained as Pilots by 1943
J P Morris of the Civil Aeronautics Administration spoke at a Syracuse luncheon praising local pilot training progress. He predicted about 75 000 licenses by July 1 1941 and hundreds of thousands by the end of 1943, with secondary and refresher courses planned at Municipal Airport and a Syracuse University program expanding ground and flight instruction.
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United States
John P. Morris
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Morris
Syracuse
Onondaga Aviation Corporation
CAA
Syracuse Committee
Onondaga Aviation Company
Municipal
Harold E. Cobb
Syracuse University
Mgr. Morris
Leslie A. Bryan
Cobb
Army Aviation Corps
Army
Mortis
Bryan
Robert E. Dineen
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Incomplete text summary of aviation instructors noted
A fragment mentions individuals connected to an aviation firm including a secretary treasurer and two named instructors. The text references G L Williams and Ernest P Hannam and appears to involve corporate officers and flight instructors.
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Two Die as Trains Collide in Utah
Two trainmen were killed and several injured when a Union Pacific passenger train crashed into the rear of a freight train in Salt Lake City. All passengers reportedly escaped injury.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Back With Police Aid After Luggage Missing in Syracuse
Hotel patrons misdirected by a checkout mishap led to a suitcase loss. Authorities broadcast a description and located the luggage after a hotel porter reported the car headed south toward Pennsylvania. Police then aided in recovering the bag.
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