Contains writings in many different media, including short stories, newspaper and magazine articles, plays, screenplays, radio and television scripts, poetry and a biography on her brother Leonard Keeler.
Repository/Collector:
Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley
Consists of personal papers documenting Knight's broadcasting from World War II through the 1970s. Contains family and personal correspondence, business files, legal files related to litigation with KPFA, including transcripts, a draft autobiography, calendars, photographs and ephemera.
Repository/Collector:
Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley
Mainly correspondence and manuscripts of his novels and short stories and some financial papers. Includes some unidentified radio scripts. Albee also worked for an advertising agency and wrote commercials for Cavalcade of America.
Repository/Collector:
Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley
Consists of internal corporate and production files and radio scripts of the electronic transcriptions that Grayson Rosser Productions produced. The radio plays were written by King Hamilton Grayson and Winifred Rosser and were first copyrighted to Radio Programs, Limited and later to King Hamilton Grayson and Winifred Rosser and Associates. The subjects of the plays include mysteries, comedies, dramas and one murder mystery set in Oakland, CA. The scripts and catalogs contain annotations regarding actors and sounds.
Repository/Collector:
Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley
Draft history of the station, 1946-1960, "KPFA History," by Eleanor McKinney, January 1960, with annotations in an unknown hand. Also, "The Beginnings of Pacifica Foundation" by Gene R. Stebbins, 1969.
Repository/Collector:
Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley
Photocopies of papers selected from KPFA, Berkeley files by Vera S. Hopkins, a retired staff member, to document the founding, development and problems of listener sponsored radio, 1946-1984. Emphasis is on the early history of Pacifica and on KPFA.
Repository/Collector:
Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley
Consists of photographs commemorating activities and events involving Pittman and the NAACP Regional Office, 1951-1970. May not contain information about Pittman's radio program Negroes in the News.
Repository/Collector:
Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley