Includes scripts for the series Looking South discussing Waister's trip to Latin America as guest of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and describing agriculture and other subjects.
Includes records relating to the establishment of the Lowell Institute Cooperative Broadcasting Council, 1946, which pioneered the use of radio as a vehicle for adult education programming.
Includes a print ad with a reference to Crestfallen Manor and a second ad with a reference to a Lowell Thomas CBS radio program at the bottom of the page.
Papers include radio talks and programs during Stefan's congressional career, 1935-1951. Stefan helped build WJAG, the station of the Norfolk, NE "Daily News." He was chief announcer and newscaster of WJAG, 1922-1934, when he was elected to Congress.
Contains correspondence, speeches, articles, letters to the editor, reports, bulletins, notes, radio broadcasts and clippings documenting Putnam's work in maternal and infant health care and conservative politics.
In addition to papers relating to the group's history, the collection includes five audio discs of Americans to the Rescue, a national Women's Christian Temperance Union radio program.
Includes scripts of radio addresses given by Bolley concerning his trip to Argentina and Brazil, 1930, on behalf of the flax industry and to Russia pursuant to the study of flax.
Contains material on Rice's interests in radio, including material dealing with his varied business enterprises in minstrel shows for the major radio networks.
Repository/Collector:
Princeton University Libraries, Rare Books and Special Collections
Includes transcripts for radio ads for Simmons products, some on Simmons Radio Hour, including some 1930s and some n.d., and a May 25, 1936 script for the Home Hour with L.L. Murray.
Personal and professional papers of Goddard who was the Dean of Engineering at the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Goddard was the founder of KOB.
Consists primarily of brochures and clippings from Miss Farmer's School of Cookery and biographies of Alice Bradley by her sister, Marion Bradley Atwood.
Includes correspondence, broadcasting materials, certificates, newsletters and a photograph documenting Bragg's activities as an operator of an amateur radio station in Blue Springs, Liberty, Peru and Trenton, NE and in Concordia, KS.
Consists of photographs, correspondence, published articles by and about Bromley and background material for her articles and book. Check preliminary finding aid for any material related to her unidentified radio program, 1952-1958.