1. "A Basie Dozen"
| Description: | A tape from WMOT, Memphis, TN that includes 25 minute public radio modules of Count Basie memorabilia. See online finding aid for a list of the songs and performers. |
| Collection Holder: | Center for Popular Music |
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2. "A Voz de Portugal," 1942 audiorecordings, Affonso Ferreira Ferreira-Mendes, Radio Station WSAR, Fall River MA
| Description: | Hour-long episodes of "Voz de Portugal" hosted by Affonso Ferreira Ferreira-Mendes |
| Formats: | Disc (Commercial, Homemade, Transcription); CD |
| Extent: | 22 or 23 broadcasts on 54 vinyl discs |
| Online Finding Aid: | View on www.lib.umassd.edu |
| Collection Holder: | Claire T. Carney Library, Archives and Special Collections |
3. "Alden Aaroe: Voice of the Morning" by Steve Clark
| Description: | This printed text is a biography of Virginia radio broadcaster Alden Aaroe. |
| Formats: | Book |
| Extent: | 1 item |
| Collection Holder: | University of Richmond |
4. "Ballad of Joe Hill"
| Description: | A radio script, n.d., for a program, possibly entitled Industrial Workers of the World. |
| Collection Holder: | Utah State Historical Society |
5. "Bright Destiny" Recording
| Description: | An hour long program on the history and future of Denver broadcast by KOA. |
| Collection Holder: | Stephen H. Hart Library and Research Center |
6. "Citizen Sounds" Sound Recording
| Description: | A recording that features 16 different 30-second voiced spot announcements using sound effects to show the value of radio. One side repeats the same sound effects without voice so local announcers can use the copy with a local call letter insertion. |
| Collection Holder: | Music Library and Sound Recordings Archives, Bowling Green State University |
7. "Columbia Magazine"
| Description: | Includes text of a live radio broadcast from the Grand Coulee Dam on its inauguration of power. |
| Collection Holder: | Washington State Historical Society |
8. "Come Back, Little Sheba" Script
| Description: | Uncorrected final rehearsal script adapted for radio by Robert Anderson, produced by The Theatre Guild, Inc. and presented on The United States Steel Hour. |
| Collection Holder: | Special Collections Department, Alderman Memorial Library, University of Virginia |
9. "Cruising with the Michigan State Police"
| Description: | Reprints of a series of 18 radio talks on the organization and activities of the Michigan State Police broadcast on WKAR, ca. 193? |
| Collection Holder: | Burton Historical Collection |
10. "Greece As I Saw It," n.d.
| Description: | Recording of a broadcast by Oscar Theodore Broneer relating to conditions in Greece at the end of World War II as recorded by NBC. In English and Greek. |
| Collection Holder: | Hoover Institution |
11. "How the U.S. Heard About Pearl Harbor," 1961
| Description: | Relates to the dissemination of information to the American public by radio commentators about the Pearl Harbor attack, December 7, 1941. |
| Collection Holder: | Hoover Institution |
12. "Kansas City Star"
| Description: | Contains profiles of the various people who worked for the newspaper, including WDAF Radio and WDAF-TV owned by the paper. |
| Collection Holder: | Kansas Collection, University of Kansas |
13. "Lectures on Ephesians"
| Description: | A series of messages delivered over KMPC, Beverly Hills, CA, by Louis T. Talbot, pastor, Church of the Open Door, Los Angeles, CA. |
| Collection Holder: | Flora Lamson Hewlett Library |
14. "Let's Talk About Brucellosis"
| Description: | Script for a June 13, 1949 program written by Dr. Robert N. Barr. |
| Collection Holder: | Minnesota Historical Society |
15. "Life as a Third Banana"
| Description: | Sound recording produced by Robert C. Bruce in 1991 in which he chronicles his 50 years as an actor, writer, producer and director in radio, television and motion pictures. |
| Collection Holder: | Minnesota Historical Society |
16. "Lights Out?: A Saga of World War II"
| Description: | Script for program broadcast November 11, 1945 on WQXR, New York City. |
| Collection Holder: | John Hay Library |
17. "Look Magazine" Photographs
| Description: | Includes photographs of radio programs and personalities. Contact the Museum for information about specific programs or people included in the collection. |
| Collection Holder: | Museum of the City of New York |
18. "Mighty Poorly"
| Description: | Script for a drama prepared by the U.S. Office of Education about the Civilian Conservation Corps. |
| Collection Holder: | Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University |
19. "New York Learns" Records, 1939-1942, bulk 1939
| Description: | Includes a discussion on the use of media, such as radio and motion pictures, in education. |
| Collection Holder: | Department of Records and Information Services |
20. "Pioneer Tales"
| Description: | A radio script by Gladys Pinney presented on KSL, October 11, 1944, about Indians of Skull Valley and the early settlers of Grantsville. |
| Collection Holder: | Utah State Historical Society |