Consists mostly of post-1950 materials related to Williams's personal life and career as a writer, editor and journalist although there are some earlier papers, including correspondence, photographs and some material from 1959 dealing with WOY.
Consists of theater, film, book and radio reviews clipped from newspapers and magazines, correspondence, theater and ballet programs and radio and film scripts.
Includes 86 scripts Caswell wrote for the Rochester War Council Speakers' Bureau, 1942-1943 and 28 scripts for The Romance of Old Indian Days broadcast on WHAM, 1937-1938, sponsored by the Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences.
Correspondence, financial material, etc. of the Rochester Broadcasting Corporation founded in 1944 by a group of Rochester businessmen to operate a radio station in the city. The corporation dissolved in 1947 when it was denied a permit to construct a radio station.
Consists of two volumes of typescripts of Dr. Hoffmeister's speeches, convocation addresses, commencement addresses, radio talks, writings, etc., 1934-1960.