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Special Collections Department

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RS 21/7/31

Arthur B. Church (1896-1978)

Papers, 1885-1980

This collection is stored offsite. Please contact the Special Collections Department at least two working days in advance.

RS 21/7/31

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY

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Descriptive summary

creator: Church, Arthur B. (1896-1978)

title: Papers

dates: 1885-1980

extent: 89.7 linear feet (69 records center cartons)

collection number: RS 21/7/31

repository: University Archives, Special Collections Department, Iowa State University.

Administrative information

access: Open for research. This collection is stored offsite. Please contact the Special Collections Department at least two working days in advance.

publication rights: Consult Head, Special Collections Department

preferred citation:

Arthur B. Church Papers, RS 21/7/31, Special Collections Department, Iowa State University Library.

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Biographical note Born in Lamoni, Iowa on August 5, 1896, Arthur Burdette Church received his A.A. (1920) from Graceland College (Lamoni, Iowa), attended Iowa State College (University), and the Dodge Radio and telegraph Institute in Valpariso, Indiana. In 1914, he established his first experimental radio station in Lamoni, Iowa, 9WU. During World War I, Mr. Church taught radio first at Ft. Levenworth, Kansas, and later at Camp Meade, Maryland. After the war, Mr. Church returned to Lamoni and operated 9ZH until 1920 when Dr. Fredrick M. Smith asked Mr. Church to come to Independence, Missouri to establish a radio station for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (AXJ). He also established the Central Radio Company in Kansas City in 1920 and began to establish the radio station WPE, after two years, this became station KFIX, and two years later, in 1924, became KLDS. In 1928, because of Federal Radio Commission requirements, this station became KMBC and was purchased by Midland Broadcasting Company, founded by Mr. Church in 1927. Mr. Church was also a television and FM radio pioneer, beginning with experimental station W9XAL TV in 1933, which later became KXBY and finally KMBC-TV, he also operated an UHF station, KA2XAQ. In 1941 he had established an experimental station W9XER, an FM station that was to become KMBC FM in 1944. He sold KMBC in 1954 and retired in June of that year. On June 2, 1918, Arthur married Cicely Ida Case in Lamoni, Iowa, They had three children, Margaret Fay Cicely Church Battison, Virginia Alice Church Morris Peters, and Arthur “Arky” Burdette Church Jr. Churc passed away September 22, 1978.

Collection description

This collection contains biographical and personal correspondence, correspondence of various business ventures and corporations, and records from KMBC radio, KMBC/KFRM radio, KFRM radio, and KMBC TV. The radio and television station records include documents relating to the stations’ equipment, correspondence, publicity materials, and photographs and scripts from various programs such as KMBC radio programs “Big Brother Club;” “Bonnie King”, aka, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”” and “Tune Chasers and Bonnie King;” “Brush Creek Follies;” “Happy Hollow;” “Phenomenon, Electrifying History;” and “Texas Rangers.”

Organization

This collection is in its original order.

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Container list

Box Folder Title Dates

45 75 Smith, John G. correspondence 1885

65 9 Kansas and Missouri plat maps 1893-1943

4 37 Church, Charles, F. 1897-1945

4 35 Church, Charles F. Sr., personal correspondence, Church, Arthur

1899-1938

18 27 “The Rosary”, sheet music, Ethelbert Nevin and Robert Cameron Rogers, Boston Music Company

1911

51 49 Lamoni High School yearbook The Phoenix 1914

51 48 Lamoni High School yearbook The Phoenix 1915

51 42 The Service of Information, Brig General George P. Scriven

1915

67 7 Church, Arthur, Commercial Radio Operators Licenses 1915-1923

51 47 Graceland College, Lamoni, Iowa, yearbook Acacia 1916

51 26 US Training Signal Corps lecture series outline prepared and used by Arthur Church

1918

1 39 Church, Arthur, military records 1918-1919

47 11 “Mirandy”, presentation, Dorothy Dix, includes photograph (1 B&W 6.5x9)

1919-1934

1 25 Church, Arthur, Iowa Teachers Certificate 1920


6 15 Central Radio Company 1920-1922

3 93 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

1920-1946

4 42 Church, Virginia Alice, Baptism certificate 1921


55 85 KMBC TV photographs, W9XAL, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

1923, undated

1 6 Church, Arthur B., personal correspondence, Gates, George H. A.

1924-1927

4 32 Church, Arthur, Residence, 1410 West Walnut, Independence, Missouri, construction bills

1925-1926

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6 1 ABC Radio Company, Independence, Missouri 1925-1928

4 31 Church, Arthur, Residence, 1410 West Walnut, Independence, Missouri

1925-1933

50 53 Autumn Leaves, Volume 39 #10, Reorganized Church of Christ of latter Day Saints, Independence, Missouri, October 1926

1926

68 3 Radio Broadcasters at Radio World’s Fair, New York, New York, September 13, 1926, matted photograph, (1 B&W 10x15.25)

1926

55 86 Radiomen at Radio’s World Fair, New York, September 13 1926, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1926

44 19 Shrine Temple Built by Ararat, Kansas City, Missouri 1926

55 81 KLDS photographs, musicians, photographs, (9 B&W 8x10)

1926

44 20 “Molly” programs, Port Arthur Route Players, Kansas City, Missouri, signed by J. M. Salter, April 1927

1927

47 28 “WLS Choral Musical Hour”, script, WLS, Chicago, Illinois 1927

66 2 Burkett Simplified Four String Chord System for Tenor Banjo

1927


9 20 KMBC radio, Kansa City Post radio section, December 1927

1927

9 19 KMBC radio, Kansa City Post radio section, November 1927

1927

9 18 KMBC radio, Kansa City Post radio section, October 1927 1927

9 34 KMBC radio, KLDS-KMBC timeline, June 11, 1927-December 31, 1932

1927-1932

9 27 KMBC radio, Kansas City Journal-Post correspondence 1927-1934

47 64 “Back in 1922”, script, Silvertone Radio series 1928

50 77 “Basch Jewelry series” script, WSPD, Toledo, Ohio, June 1928

1928

47 66 “Ship-a-Hoy” and “We’re All at Sea”, scripts, Carl N. Leo and George Dickinson, KOMO Seattle Washington, Renfro Wadenstein Furniture Company Fantasy Hour Series

1928

47 62 “Silver threads---and Gold”, script, Herschell C. Weiss 1928

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6 2 ABC Radio Company, Independence, Missouri, inventory, May 31, 1928

1928

43 60 Bill of Sale, KMBC and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, November 10, 1928

1928

55 83 KMBC radio photographs, Response to Sears Roebuck and Company advertising, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1928

45 67 KMBC radio programs, “Keeping Fit”, Harry Strandhagen, fan mail

1928

47 88 KMBC radio programs, “Old Home Town Band practice”, script KMBC, Sears, Roebuck Silvertone Hour, October 15, 1928

1928

9 21 KMBC radio, Kansa City Post radio section, January-February 1928

1928

9 23 KMBC radio, Kansa City Post radio section, June 1928 1928

9 22 KMBC radio, Kansa City Post radio section, March-May 1928

1928

47 101 KMBC radio, programsming log, Aladdin Control Room, June 1928

1928

11 52 KMBC radio, programsming log, Station Operating Log, June 1928

1928

11 53 KMBC radio, programsming log, Telegraph Operators Report, Columbia Chain, June 1928

1928

55 80 KMBC radio photographs, Aladdin Studio, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

1928, undated

2 50 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Blair, F. B. 1928-1933

11 40 KMBC radio, programs ideas and material, sources, scribes, services and syndicates

1928-1934, undated

66 14 KMBC radio newsclippings 1928-1953

50 59 “Great Moments of Great Adventures, Jesse James and the Weeping Widow”, script, National Association of Broadcasters, New York, May 16 1929

1929

47 4 “Navigators”, script, H. L. Rennick, KVOO, Tulsa Oklahoma

1929

47 85 “Patience”, script, National Association of Broadcasters, New York New York

1929

54 35 “Snow Bound”, script, Long, Harry R. 1929

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54 38 “Song Stories”, scripts dramatizations playetts #2, 8, 9, Lord, Phillips H. (Seth Parker)

1929

54 8 “Ten Nights in a Bar Room”, script adaptation, Allstate Tire Hour, Sears, Roebuck and Co., KMBC, January 5, 1929

1929

54 34 “The Sleeping Beauty”, script adaptation, by Reid, Dorothy E.

1929

54 11 “Things That Never Happened”, script, Allstate Hour, WLS, Chicago, Illinois, November 14, 1929

1929

47 5 “Willie and Lillie” script, Bob Herrick, KMOX, St. Louis, Missouri

1929

50 92 Broadcast Advertising – The Sales Voice of America, Columbia Broadcasting System, New York, New York

1929

49 67 Kansas City Mayor Albert I. Beach, August 1929, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

1929

55 67 KMBC radio photographs, Sears Roebuck and Company Square Dance Callers contest and Barn Dance Players, December 15 1928, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

1929

22 28 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, August 1929

1929

22 32 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, December 1929

1929

22 27 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, July 1929 1929

22 31 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, November 1929

1929

22 30 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, October 1929

1929

22 29 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, September 1929

1929


1929

9 24 KMBC radio, Kansa City Journal Post Diamond Jubilee section, December 31 1929

1929

9 35 KMBC radio, KLDS radio station license transfer to Midland Broadcasting Company, February 23, 1929

1929

11 55 KMBC radio, programsming logs, November 1929 1929

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55 61 KMBC radio photographs, (Kansas City) Airport broadcast, photographs, (6 B&W 8x10)

1929, undated

6 3 ABC Radio Company, Independence, Missouri 1929-1931

3 116 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Voynow, Edward “Eddie”

1929-1931

16 32 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka “Ted Malone”, correspondence

1929-1931

22 18 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", presentation, includes photographs, (4 B&W 6.25x8.75)

1929-1935

13 9 KMBC radio, Testimonial letters from advertisers 1929-1938

55 63 KMBC radio photographs, Dinners, photographs, (12 B&W 8x10)

1929-1939, undated

47 77 “Radio Calendar Series”, script Philip H. Lord (Seth Parker), New York

1930

57 50 “Radio Talkettes”, index and contract, Criswell, H. B., Dallas, Texas

1930

47 71 “Scotland Yard Series”, script, Dell Publishing Company, New York

1930

54 33 “The (name of sponsor) Sketchbook”, script, Emery Advertising Company, St. Louis, Missouri

1930

54 22 “The Story Behind the Song”, scripts script, episodes “Wasn’t it Nice”, “Once Upon a Time”, Radio Song Story Syndicate

1930

47 30 “Your Car, Your Money, or Your Life series”, script No. 1, “Stop, Look and Listen”, Myron M. Sterns, Judson Radio Programs Syndicate, New York, New York

1930

54 73 Annual Report to Stockholders for the Year Ended December 31, 1930, Niagara Hudson Power Corporation

1930

1 40 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence 1930

54 57 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow" “Happy Hollow My Home Town” score, Smith, Woody, Smith and Malone, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1930

22 1 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow" 1930

22 36 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, April 1930

1930

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22 34 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, February 1930

1930

22 33 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, January 1930

1930


23 2 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, June 1930

1930

22 35 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, March 1930

1930

23 1 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, May 1930

1930


1930


1930


1930

20 1 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club” 1930


1930

9 25 KMBC radio, Kansa City Journal Post radio show section, September 1930

1930

11 57 KMBC radio, programsming log, Transmitter Log Sheet, January 12-18, 1930

1930

11 55 KMBC radio, programsming logs, January 1-January 20, 1930

1930

11 56 KMBC radio, programsming logs, January 21-January 31, 1930

1930

11 58 KMBC radio, programsming logs, March 1-March 20, 1930

1930

12 1 KMBC radio, programsming logs, March 21-March 31, 1930

1930

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18 84 NAB, Officers and Directors 1930

47 38 Tavern Talk, Volume 21 #22, Pickwick Hotel article, September 20 1930

1930

57 7 The Advertising Agency Business, Benson, John, American Association of Advertising Agencies

1930

49 88 KMBC radio photographs, mail coverage, photographs, (5 B&W 8x10)

1930, undated

6 4 ABC Radio Company order books, December 24 1930-February 3, 1931

1930-1931

50 20 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", Ozie and George in Africa composite, photographs, (2 B&W 5x7, 22 B&W 8x10)

1930-1931

50 21 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", Ozie and George in Africa composite location photographs, (14 B&W 8x10)

1930-1931

50 22 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", Ozie and George in Africa composite location photographs, (12 B&W 8x10)

1930-1931

22 8 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Bugle, Volume 1, numbers 1-52, August 1 1930-July 1 1931

1930-1931

12 15 KMBC radio, Rate Card #4-11, incomplete 1930-1931

22 26 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts and excerpts for independent gas and oil company sponsor

1930-1932

57 37 KMBC radio programs, “The Lady of the House” Anthony, Lenore

1930-1932

8 53 KMBC radio, Broadcast Advertising, display advertising 1930-1932

8 44 KMBC radio, Artist drawings for advertisements 1930-1932, undated

57 1 American School of the Air Teachers Manual and Classroom Guide, Keith, Alice, Grigsby-Grunow Company, Chicago, Illinois

1930-1934

10 19 KMBC radio, Mail reports 1930-1934

22 16 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", presentation material

1930-1936

12 18 KMBC radio, rate cards #4-26 1930-1949

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50 71 “Across the Street from Someone”, script, Tacie Hanna Rew, Radio Syndicate Service, Los Angeles, California

1931

57 51 “Gateway…A Romance of an American City (Kansas City)”, radio continuity

1931

54 30 “Sweethearts of America”, script episode #1, Dell Publishing Radio Division

1931

54 32 “The Sioux Hunter of the Menominee”, script dramatization, Hughes, D. E.

1931

47 37 “Ultra Violet”, script episode 1, Fran Striker, Buffalo, New York

1931

47 27 “Wizard of Oz”, script, 15 minute radio adaptation, episode No. 1, Frank J. Baum

1931

54 28 “WLW Fanfares”, script, WLW Cincinnati, Ohio, Wilson 1931

49 59 Arthur Church, Knute Rockne, Ed Cochrane, March 1931, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1931

45 5 Children!! Or We Will Fail-Why?, Launder, William H., Kansas City, Missouri

1931

18 113 Christmas early mailing campaign 1931

49 71 Cochrane, Edward W., photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) 1931

54 74 Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation and Subsidiary Companies 1931 Annual Report, Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation, Wilmington, Delaware

1931

45 63 Consolidated Press Association 1931


50 82

Exploiting Columbia Network Programs Locally, Educational Pictures

1931

51 22 Federal Radio Commission Examiner’s Report :re TV Applications

1931

6 17 First National Television Corporation, stock certificates 1931

54 75 Forty-Second Annual Report to the Stockholders of the North American Company for the Year 1931, The North American Company, New York, New York

1931

45 7 How to Sell Station Time, Consolidated Press Association, Washington, D.C.

1931

45 48 Kansas City, Fairfax Airport 1931

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49 101 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", 1st Annual Goodwill Tour, Atchison, Kansas, August 20, 1931, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

1931

49 102 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", 1st Annual Goodwill Tour, Paola, Kansas, August 22, 1931, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

1931

49 103 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", 1st Annual Goodwill Tour, Chillicothe, Kansas, August 28, 1931, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1931

49 104 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", 1st Annual Goodwill Tour, Excelsior Springs, September 7, 1931, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1931

49 105 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", 1st Annual Goodwill Tour, photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 6 B&W 8x10)

1931

45 66 KMBC radio photographs, “Keeping Fit”, photographs, Strandhagen, Harry I., (3 B&W 8x10)

1931

22 14 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Newsclippings, Lexington Missouri

1931

22 22 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", publicity, July1, 1931

1931


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1931


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1931

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1931


1931

26 12 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", tour arrangements

1931


44 59 KMBC radio programs, “Easy Aces”, Ace, Goodman and Jane, correspondence

1931

29 68 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 1– 6, November 9-November 14, 1931

1931

29 70 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 13-18, November 23-November 28 1931

1931

29 71 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 21-24, December 2-December 5 1931

1931


1931


1931


1931

29 69 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 7-12, November 16-November 21 1931

1931

30 87 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, script, episodes 13-18

1931

30 88 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 19-24

1931

30 89 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 25-30, December 7-December 12 1931

1931


1931


1931

30 85 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 4-6

1931

5 79 KMBC radio, “Happy Hallow” Letter to the editor 1931

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8 19 KMBC radio, Adcrafter, advertising 1931

8 30 KMBC radio, advertising expense 1931

8 52 KMBC radio, Blue Book of KMBC 1931

9 26 KMBC radio, Kansas City “Co-operator” advertising 1931

12 4 KMBC radio, programsming log, Transmitter Log Sheet, July 1931

1931

12 6 KMBC radio, programsming logs, August 15-August 31, 1931

1931

12 5 KMBC radio, programsming logs, August 1-August 14, 1931

1931

12 3 KMBC radio, programsming logs, July 16-July 31, 1931 1931

12 2 KMBC radio, programsming logs, July 2-July 15, 1931 1931

12 14 KMBC radio, Radio Digest, advertising 1931

12 50 KMBC radio, Standard Rate and Data Service, display advertising

1931

13 12 KMBC radio, Transcription offers to KMBC 1931

49 65 Pickwick-Greyhound Travelers, photographs, (1 B&W 7.5x8.5, 1 B&W 8x10)

1931

30 Radio Syndicate Service, Los Angeles, California 1931

50 85 Radio, Commercial and Otherwise, H. A. Bellows, V.P Columbia Broadcasting System, Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, February 25 1931

1931

Artifact Collection

Rajput carved Ivory elephant charm, accession #2002-R007.010

1931

54 76 Standard Gas and Electric Company Report for the Year Ended December 31 1931, Standard Gas and Electric Company, Chicago, Illinois

1931

57 59 Typo Graphic, Typo Graphic Publishing Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 1931

1931

57 3 World Broadcasting System, Inc., New York, New York 1931

20 12 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, “… and a little child shall lead them” promotion book

1931 circa

50 49 KMBC radio photographs, Equipment, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

1931, undated

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50 7 KMBC radio photographs, Orchestras, photographs, (2 B&W 5x8, & B&W 8x10)

1931, undated

57 2 “Broadway and the Big Town”, Bide Dudley, Capitol Productions, Inc., New York, New York

1931-1932

57 35 “Daily Business Barometer Readings”, Hood Syndicate, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts

1931-1932

18 111 “Judge Rutherford” 1931-1932

57 34 “Pat Pending”, Gateway Sales Company, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri

1931-1932

57 5 “Rajput, Hindu Secret Service Agent”, Henry N. Creger, Los Angeles, California, see also accession #2002-R007.010, Rajput carved Ivory elephant charm,

1931-1932

20 36 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Willie Botts fan mail

1931-1932

29 75 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 43-48, December 28 1931-January 2 1932

1931-1932

30 92 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 43-48, December 28 1931-January 2 1932

1931-1932

57 38 KMBC radio programs, “The Lady of the House” fan mail 1931-1932

8 21 KMBC radio, Advertiser correspondence 1931-1932

8 55 KMBC radio, Broadcasting, display advertising 1931-1932

8 61 KMBC radio, commercial schedules 1931-1932

10 26 KMBC radio, National Broadcast Reporter, correspondence

1931-1932

11 4 KMBC radio, other radio station radio programs schedules

1931-1932

11 5 KMBC radio, other station rates 1931-1932

11 18 KMBC radio, print advertising rates 1931-1932

11 38 KMBC radio, programs ads 1931-1932

11 43 KMBC radio, programs schedules 1931-1932

35 16 Modern Housekeepers Association, correspondence, Chicago, Illinois

1931-1932

21 76 “Uncle Ezra’s Ramblings”, scripts, Everette Kemp, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1931-1933

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12 44 KMBC radio, Southwest Press Clipping Bureau, correspondence

1931-1933

57 33 American School of the Air, Columbia Broadcasting System

1931-1934

1 41 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence 1931-1934

15 35 KMBC radio employees, Halley, Mondane Phillips, aka “Fannie Fullerton“, “Mary Ann”

1931-1934

22 9 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Bugle, Volume 2, numbers 1-48, August 1 1931-February 19 1934

1931-1934

28 33 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Georgia, Atlanta, WSB, Atlanta Journal, re: Georgia Power Company

1931-1937

28 106 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Nebraska, Scottsbluff, KGKY, Hilliard Company, Inc., re: Western Public Service Company

1931-1937

6 16 First National Television Corporation, (Arthur Church et al)

1931-1941

2 78 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Clubs, miscellaneous

1931-1952

51 52 Television newsclippings 1931-1974, undated

43 61 “99 Year Broadcasting Contract”, KMBC and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, abridged and unabridged, December 1, 1932

1932

50 75 “At the Hollywood Keyhole”, scripts, Buckleigh F. Oxford, Los Angeles, California, September-October 1932

1932

18 121 “Crazy quilt” 1932

18 118 “Dial queries” 1932

Artifact Collection

“GOP Victory 1932” elephant illustration button, accession #2002-R07.001

1932

57 6 “Happening of Jimmy and Jane”, script, episodes# 1, 5, 92, 93, National Radio Representatives Company, St. Louis, Missouri

1932

57 8 “Marimba Band”, and “Rudy Wiedoeft” series, Associated Exporters Company, New York, New York

1932

47 90 “Old Timer Handbook Series”, script, Radio Features Service, Pueblo Colorado

1932

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47 74 “Plumbers Plight”, script, Jack Steele, Los Angeles, California

1932

50 94 “Selling at a profit in 1932”, Amos Parrish 1932

47 61 “Show Folks”, script, Harold Jay Spitzer, Denver Colorado 1932

57 42 “Snuggled on Your Shoulder (Cuddled in Your Arms)”, score, Lombardo, Carman and Young, Joe, arranged by Weirick, Paul, Leo Feist, Inc., New York, New York

1932

54 27 “Sunrise Minstrels”, script, Broadcasters Service Bureau 1932

50 58 “The Hand of Lincoln”, script, Ralph Farrell, January 2 1932

1932

47 93 “The Old Almanac Man”, script, WCLO Syndicate, Janesville Wisconsin

1932

54 16 “The Tomb of Montresor”, script dramatization of “Poe’s Cask of Amontillado”, Radio Features, Springfield, Missouri

1932

6 5 ABC Radio Company 1932

50 90 Advertising material 1932

50 88 Advertising specialties correspondence 1932

50 89 Advertising specialties correspondence with samples 1932

45 49 Aircraft Age, television articles, July 1932 1932

50 93 Annual Report of the Managing Director, Philip G. Loucks, National Association of Broadcasters

1932

18 116 Australian Broadcasting System 1932

45 11 Beacon Special Script service 1932

45 2 Broadcast Advertising, Volume 4, Number 11, February 1932, G. W. Stamm, Chicago, Illinois

1932


50 31 Julis Leib, September 4 1932, photograph, (1 B&W 8x10) 1932

17 17 KMBC radio employees, Seth Parker 1932

17 33 KMBC radio newsclippings 1932

17 38 KMBC radio newsclippings, Chicago (Illinois) Daily News, 1932

17 40 KMBC radio newsclippings, Kansas City Journal Post 1932

17 44 KMBC radio newsclippings, New York, New York Sun, 1932

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17 46 KMBC radio newsclippings, Rocky Mountain News 1932

49 64 KMBC radio photographs, “Between the Bookends”, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1932


22 12 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Merchandising presentation, includes photographs, (9 B&W 2.75)

1932

22 25 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", salesmen correspondence

1932


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20 9 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club” presentation, includes photographs, (6 B&W 6.5x9)

1932

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Artifact Collection

KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, “Member KMBC Big Brother Club 1932” button (2), accession #2002-R07.004

1932

20 14 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Big Brother and Big Sister Federation, Inc., Copyright

1932

20 18 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Brazel Novelty Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

1932

20 19 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Brier Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island

1932

20 20 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Cutino Company, Kansas City, Missouri, see also accession #2002-R07.003, “Bee-News Funnyland” Jiggs illustration button

1932

20 22 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Geraghty and Company, Chicago, Illinois, see also accession #2002-R07.004, “Member KMBC Big Brother Club 1932” button (2)

1932

20 24 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Otno Company, see also accession #2002-R07.002, “Suwannee Stores Kiddie Klub “Aunt Sally”” photo button

1932

20 26 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Uncas Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island

1932

20 27 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Whitehead and Hoag Company, Kansas City, Missouri, see also accession #2002-R07.001, “GOP Victory 1932” elephant illustration button

1932

18 117 KMBC radio programs, “Easy Aces” newsclippings 1932

18 120 KMBC radio programs, “Myrt and Marge” 1932

27 104 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence 1932

27 122 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Voynow, Edward “Ed”

1932

28 19 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Fan mail 1932

28 24 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Florida radio stations

1932

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28 34 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Gilbert R. Bean Radio Advertising, Spokane, Washington, re: Washington Water Power Company

1932

28 104 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Nebraska radio stations

1932

28 119 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, Rochester, WHEC

1932

29 57 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Requests for facsimile of The Boston Gazette and Company Journal, Monday March 12, 1770

1932

29 85 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 125, 126, April 1-April 2 1932

1932

29 86 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 128-132, April 5-April 9 1932

1932

29 87 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 133-136, April 11-April 14 1932

1932

29 88 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, script, chapter 140-144, April 19-April 23 1932

1932

29 76 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 50-54, January 5-January 9 1932

1932


1932


1932


1932

29 80 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 73-77, February 1-February 6 1932

1932


1932


1932


1932

29 84 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 97, 99, February 29, March 1 1932

1932

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30 102 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 103-108, March 7-March 12 1932

1932


1932


1932

30 105 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 121-126, March 28-April 2 1932

1932

30 106 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 127-132, April 4-April 9 1932

1932


1932


1932

30 93 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 49-54, January 4-January 9 1932

1932


1932


1932


1932

30 97 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 73-78, February 1-February 6 1932

1932


1932


1932


1932

30 101 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, episodes 97-102, February 29-March 5 1932

1932

31 27 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Syverson Kelly Inc., Spokane, Washington, re: Washington Water Power Company

1932

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31 87 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington, Wenatchee, Puget Sound Power and Light Company

1932

31 105 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Wisconsin, Madison, WIBA, Badger Broadcasting Company

1932

8 4 KMBC radio, “How KMBC Serves”, draft by KMBC Publicity Department

1932

8 29 KMBC radio, Advertising correspondence 1932

8 31 KMBC radio, advertising expense 1932

8 32 KMBC radio, advertising proofs 1932

8 35 KMBC radio, American Saturday Night, advertising 1932

8 36 KMBC radio, analysis of J. C. Turney account for station artwork

1932

8 45 KMBC radio, Artist mock-ups for advertisements 1932

8 56 KMBC radio, Catholic Register, advertising 1932

9 1 KMBC radio, contests 1932

10 18 KMBC radio, Log Cabin Syrup advertising correspondence

1932

10 21 KMBC radio, merchandising procedure 1932

11 6 KMBC radio, outdoor advertising 1932

11 16 KMBC radio, political rate change, June-August 1932 1932

11 44 KMBC radio, programs schedules 1932

12 16 KMBC radio, Rate Card #7 preparation, June-October 1932

1932

12 42 KMBC radio, Smokey Hill (Kansas) gold mining 1932

12 43 KMBC radio, Song book dummy, Hall-Mack Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1932

12 51 KMBC radio, Standard Rate and Data Service, display advertising

1932


13 16 KMBC radio, Treasure Kit materials 1932

13 27 KMBC radio, Willie Botts in person presentation, includes photographs, (4 B&W 8.5x11)

1932

13 28 KMBC radio, Window display card correspondence 1932

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47 72 Science in Our Everyday Life Series, “The Clock That Doesn’t Trick” and “The Miracle of the Radio Dial”, scripts, Hood Syndicate, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts

1932

35 14 Tony’s Scrapbook 1932

18 122 World Broadcasting System 1932

50 4 KMBC radio photographs, Halley, Mondane Phillips, “Fannie Fullerton”, “Mary Ann Fullerton”, photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 6 B&W 8x10)

1932, undated

50 23 KMBC radio photographs, Kansas City billboards, photographs, (19 B&W 8x10)

1932, undated

44 11 KMBC radio programs, “Between the Bookends” 1932, undated

18 119 “Broadcasting” John Cameron Swayze 1932-1933

57 4 American School of the Air, Columbia Broadcasting System

1932-1933


1932-1933

17 47 KMBC radio newsclippings, Southwest Press Clipping Bureau, December 1932-January 1933

1932-1933

20 17 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item correspondence and advertisement drafts

1932-1933

20 23 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Merloy Products Company, nee Huntzinger Products Company, Kansas City, Missouri), see also accession #2002-R07.005, “Sandman Club Member” illustrated button, sample rings (3)

1932-1933

20 25 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, Robbins Company, Attleboro, Massachusetts see also accession #2002-R07.006, sample buttons, (5) “Hoover for President”, “Cedar Falls Factory League Fan” (baseball), “CE Upward With Christ S.F.”, “It’s Colossal “The Phantom President””, “For Safety Club LINCO”

1932-1933

44 61 KMBC radio programs, “Easy Aces”, newsclippings 1932-1933


1932-1933

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28 50 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Iowa radio stations

1932-1933

41 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts, November 1, 1932-January 19, 1933

1932-1933

8 23 KMBC radio, Advertising / premium sample products and correspondence, December 1932-February 1933

1932-1933

8 50 KMBC radio, Beaumont and Hohman Advertising, Chicago, Illinois, correspondence

1932-1933

10 20 KMBC radio, mail response totals 1932-1933

13 23 KMBC radio, Weather reports, Kansas City, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, December 24 1924-June 6 1933

1932-1933

19 47 KMBC TV, W9XAL television 1932-1933

57 9 The Kansas City Broadcaster, October 28, 1932-March 31, 1933, incomplete

1932-1933

44 60 KMBC radio programs, “Easy Aces”, Ace, Goodman and Jane, correspondence

1932-1933, undated

50 87 Merchandising newsclippings 1932-1933, undated

18 104 Utility company newsclippings 1932-1933, undated

27 113 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Davies, Robert “Bob”

1932-1934

29 67 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Scott Howe Bowen Inc., New York, New York

1932-1934

9 31 KMBC radio, Kansas City Star and Kansas City Times 1932-1934

10 24 KMBC radio, Monthly reports, continuity department, August 1932-August 1934

1932-1934

13 3 KMBC radio, station logs 1932-1934

30 Radio Events, New York, New York 1932-1934

6 21 First National Television Inc., stock certificates 1932-1935

27 70 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, Sacramento, KFBK, McClatchy Newspapers

1932-1936

28 93 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Missouri, St. Joseph, KFEQ, Scroggin and Company Bank

1932-1936

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29 13 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Pennsylvania utility companies

1932-1936

31 35 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee, Memphis, WRE

1932-1936

27 72 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, San Diego, KGB, Don Lee Inc., California System

1932-1937

27 87 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Central States Broadcasting System, Omaha, Nebraska (KOIL Omaha-Council Bluffs, KFAB Omaha-Lincoln, KFOR Lincoln)

1932-1937

28 15 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Expenses 1932-1937

28 44 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Illinois, Peoria, WMBD, Peoria Broadcasting Company, re: Central Illinois Light Company

1932-1937

29 29 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Power company contacts

1932-1937

31 84 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington, Spokane, KHQ

1932-1937

27 111 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Church, Arthur

1932-1938

28 133 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ohio advertising agencies

1932-1939

28 113 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York radio stations

1932-1940

27 119 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Maloney, Dorothy

1932-1941

8 20 KMBC radio, Advertisements 1932-1948

44 50 NAB correspondence 1932-1949

14 15 KMBC radio employees, Cool, Gomer, aka “Tenderfoot”, “Doug Butternut”, “Al Short”, “George”

1932-1950

44 83 CBS, Radio rate cards #14-35, incomplete 1932-1952

4 30 Church, Arthur, personal general interest newsclippings 1932-1974, undated

1 1 Church, Arthur B., biographical material 1932-1979, undated

47 14 “A Mothers Greatest Decision”, script, P Casper Harvey and Ted Malone

1933

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54 5 “A Variety of Facts”, scripts script, episodes #4, 12, 19, Gabbard, Renus W.

1933

50 91 “Daddy Gander’s Jingles”, Richard W. Lewis 1933

18 18 “Grandpa’s Dance Album (with calls)”, selected and arranged by Henri Weber, Belwin, Inc., New York, New York

1933

50 55 “Joan and Dick series”, scripts, script, episodes 3, 6-9, Carmen Darby McBride, Kansas City, Missouri

1933

47 87 “Old Fashioned Garden Series”, script, Vernetta Fairbairn, Independence, Kansas

1933

47 89 “Old Timers Curiosity Shop Series”, script, Radio Features Service, Pueblo Colorado

1933

47 79 “Pierre Key’s Treasure Box”, script, Pierre Key and Associates, New York

1933

47 76 “Radio Briefs Series”, script Crowell Publishing Company, New York, New York

1933

47 97 “Radio Comments on News of the Day”, script, R. B. Boyle, Kansas City Missouri

1933

54 39 “Radio Heart Warmers”, scripts script, episodes #1-4, Taus Ve Syndicate

1933

47 25 “Radio Realities series” scripts 9-18, Leo Fitzpatrick, WJR, Detroit, Michigan

1933

18 101 “Radio Riddles”, Hood Syndicate, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts

1933

47 70 “Scoops That Were Never Printed”, script, Wank and Wand Advertising Service, San Francisco, California

1933

54 24 “Squirter Family at the Motor Show”, script, McCalment, Maebelle B.

1933

54 20 “Star Lives”, script episode #1 “Kate Smith”, Kelly, Dorothy Holmes

1933

54 23 “Street Railways” scripts 1933

47 86 “The Old Family Almanac Series”, script, Script Service, Chicago Illinois

1933

47 36 “The Trysting Place series”, script script, episodes 1 and 2, Lysle Tomerlin, KNX, Hollywood, California

1933

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54 3 “Union Mutual Life Series”, script episode #7, Union Mutual Life, Des Moines, Iowa

1933

18 92 Berkowitz Envelope Company, Kansas City, Missouri 1933

18 87 Buzz Saw, Volume 26 Number 45, Rotary Club of Kansas City, November 9, 1933

1933

18 112 C.B.S., Contests and offers sponsored by Columbia Network advertisers, April, 1933

1933

35 13 CBS, Radio sound effects 1933

43 77 Century Music publishing company, New York, New York 1933

18 110 Church, Arthur B., interview about Television, January 20, 1933

1933

3 64 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, McCune, Vance, aka “Willie Botts”

1933

3 96 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Russell, Frank Alden, aka “Ted Malone”

1933

3 109 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Studebaker, Hugh

1933


43 56 Dawn to Dusk with WHB, Kansas City (Missouri), 1933 Yearbook

1933

17 24 KMBC radio employees, Starr, Jack 1933

17 39 KMBC radio newsclippings, Consolidated Press Clipping Bureau,

1933

17 41 KMBC radio newsclippings, Kansas City Journal Post 1933

17 43 KMBC radio newsclippings, Kansas City Times 1933

17 48 KMBC radio newsclippings, Southwest Press Clipping Bureau, newsclippings, February 1933

1933


22 24 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", sales and promotions, includes photograph, (1 B&W 8x10)

1933


1933


1933

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1933


1933


1933



1933


1933


1933


1933


1933


1933

44 13 KMBC radio programs, “Between the Bookends”, presentation

1933

20 4 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, January -May 1933

20 5 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, June-December

1933

20 21 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Novelty item, F. H. Noble and Company Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1933

43 78 KMBC radio programs, “Joanne Taylor on the Air” 1933

27 46 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, Los Angeles, KHJ, Don Lee Inc., California System

1933

29 7 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Outdoor advertising possibilities, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1933

29 34 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Promotional book drafts

1933

8 6 KMBC radio, “In the Path of the Pioneers” drafts for Kansas Citian September issue

1933

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8 17 KMBC radio, 42 hour Programs Marathon Contest, November 25-26, 1933, listener responses

1933

8 54 KMBC radio, Broadcast Reporter, correspondence 1933

9 2 KMBC radio, Continental Display Advertising Company 1933

9 4 KMBC radio, Data and proofs from Beaumont and Hohman, includes photograph, Between the Book-ends billboard, (1 B&W 8x10)

1933

66 7 KMBC radio, entries for tower dedication art contest 1933

9 28 KMBC radio, Kansas City Journal-Post NewsFlashes 1933

9 32 KMBC radio, Kansas City transmitter dedication contest entries and winners, November 25, 1933, photographs, (1 B&W 1.5x2.5, 6 B&W 8x10)

1933

10 27 KMBC radio, new transmitter tower celebration 1933

10 28 KMBC radio, New transmitter tower, July-December 1933 1933

10 29 KMBC radio, New transmitter tower, undated 1933

11 7 KMBC radio, outline of advertising, Beaumont and Hohman

1933


12 8 KMBC radio, programsming over C.B.S. for western stations

1933

12 12 KMBC radio, Publicity Department outline and procedures 1933

12 13 KMBC radio, Radio Art, correspondence 1933

12 17 KMBC radio, Rate card #8 preparation 1933

12 37 KMBC radio, Sales Management, correspondence 1933

12 45 KMBC radio, Southwest Press Clipping Bureau, March-April 1933

1933

13 11 KMBC radio, TIDE, a Monthly Review of Advertising and Marketing, correspondence

1933


13 24 KMBC radio, Weather reports, Kansas City, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, July-December 1933

1933

45 8 Little Sister feature, Rosenfield, Miss 1933

30 Radioart Guild of America, Los Angeles, California 1933

43 75 Reprint from CBS booklet, March 1933 1933

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43 79 T.N.T. Distributors, Portland, Oregon 1933

18 115 World Broadcasting System 1933

49 94 KMBC radio photographs, tower, photographs, (1 B&W 5.75x7.5, 3 B&W 8x10, 1 B&W negative 3.5x6)

1933, undated

8 24 KMBC radio, Advertising / premium sample products and correspondence, April 1933-September 1933,

1933, undated

49 91 KMBC TV photographs, W9XAL television, photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 6 B&W 8x10)

1933, undated

50 81 National Register Publishing Company, Inc., New York, New York, Standard Advertising Register

1933, undated

27 105 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, correspondence 1933-1934

12 49 KMBC radio, Standard Rate and Data Service (Broadcast Advertising and Broadcasting), correspondence

1933-1934

37a 11 KMBC, “Big Brother Club” 1933-1934

50 67 “Modern Aces”, scripts and correspondence, Keith H. Kahle, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

1933-1935

17 34 KMBC radio newsclippings 1933-1935

41 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts, incomplete, July 13, 1933-February 25, 1935

1933-1935

9 3 KMBC radio, correspondence relating to scripts 1933-1935

14 40 KMBC radio employees, Ellis, Caroline, correspondence 1933-1936

27 73 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, San Francisco, KFRC, Don Lee Inc., California System, re: Pacific Gas and Electric Company

1933-1936

17 23 KMBC radio employees, Smith, Mark N., memos 1933-1937

28 121 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, Syracuse, WSYR, Central New York Broadcasting Corporation,

1933-1937

29 33 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Production notes 1933-1937

28 141 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

1933-1938

29 5 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oregon, Portland, KOIN, Don Lee Inc., Pacific Northwest System

1933-1939

47 10 KMBC radio programs, “Joanne Taylor on the Air”, presentations

1933-1939, undated

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15 40 KMBC radio employees, Heyser, Fran, “Deacon Jackson” 1933-1941

4 9 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Woodward, Russell “Woody” and Glad

1933-1946

8 51 KMBC radio, Beaumont and Hohman correspondence 1933-1946

15 56 KMBC radio employees, Kratoska, Herbert “Herbie”, aka “Arizona”, “Elmer”, “Homer”, “Slim Scissorsbill”

1933-1947

8 25 KMBC radio, Advertising Age, correspondence 1933-1949

2 74 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Church, Charles F. “Chuck” Jr.

1933-1953

4 4 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Whiting, Mildred

1933-1956

2 75 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Church, Cicely Ida

1933-1965

51 32 “Adventures in Adversity”, Helping Hand Institute 1934

18 17 “The Lone Ranger”, sheet music, Billy Baskette and Clarke Van Ness, Rialto Music Publishing Company, New York, New York

1934

54 13 “Thorns and Orange Blossoms”, script, Newton, Neola, June 11, 1934

1934

54 15 “Today’s Historical Events”, scripts, January 2-January 6, Don Lee Broadcasting System

1934

47 26 “Wild and Wolly West series”, script No. 1, “Heifers and Heartbeats”, Lysle Tomerlin, Hollywood, California

1934

47 9 ”Goopy Gear”, presentations, includes photograph (1 B&W 6.5x9)

1934

47 50 Book of Dogs, James G. Lawson 1934

2 76 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Church, Laura 1934

4 34 Church, Charles F. Jr., personal correspondence, Church, Charles F. Sr. and Laura

1934

4 39 Church, John and Mira, personal correspondence, Church, Charles F. Sr. and Laura

1934

49 87 Corn Country Wildcats, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) 1934

18 114 Ed Cochran / Kansas City Journal-Post situation, May 1934

1934

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50 86 Junior League (Kansas City) Follies, programs, November 8-10, 1934

1934

43 81 Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Cornerstone Laying broadcast

1934

55 64 Kansas City Municipal Auditorium cornerstone laying ceremony, November 29 1934, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

1934

43 83 Kansas City Philharmonic Children’s concerts broadcast”, correspondence, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1934


1934

16 39 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka “Ted Malone”, correspondence for Tex Owens

1934

5 72 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Bury Me Out on the Prairie” June 27, 1934

1934

5 73 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Casey Jones” August 9, 1934

1934

5 71 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Empty Cot in the Bunkhouse”

1934

5 78 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Jesse James” June 13, 1934

1934

5 64 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Little Joe the Wrangler” June 7, 1934

1934

5 65 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Old Chisholm Trail” May 24, 1934

1934

5 66 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Red River Valley”

1934

5 67 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Sam Bass”

1934

5 75 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Sour Wood Mountain” July 5, 1934

1934

5 68 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Strawberry Roan”

1934

5 74 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “The Dying Cowboy”

1934

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5 63 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “The Gal I Left Behind me”, June 20, 1934

1934

5 77 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “The Man on the Flying Trapeze” July 10, 1934

1934

5 76 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “The Old Man’s Story” July 26, 1934

1934

5 69 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Utah Carl”

1934

5 70 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, Drama song “Wreck of the Number 9”

1934

25 13 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, April, 1934

1934

25 17 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, August, 1934

1934


1934

25 11 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, February, 1934

1934


1934

25 16 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, July, 1934

1934

25 15 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, June, 1934

1934

25 12 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, March, 1934

1934

25 14 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, May, 1934

1934

26 1 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, November, 1934

1934

25 19 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, October, 1934

1934

25 18 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, September, 1934

1934

44 2 KMBC radio programs, “A-G Musical Grocers” 1934

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50 80 KMBC radio programs, “Between the Bookends”, Between the Bookends, F. Alden Russell, “Ted Malone”

1934

21 77 KMBC radio programs, “Between the Bookends”, station reactions

1934


20 14 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Merchandising presentation, includes photographs, (6 B&W 6.5x9, 1 B&W 8x10)

1934

20 15 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Merchandising presentation, incomplete, includes photographs, (5 B&W 6.5x9)

1934

20 16 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Merchandising suggestions

1934

20 30 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Script, February 24, 1934

1934

20 31 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Script, March 7, 1934

1934

20 32 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, script, March 8, 1934

1934

43 80 KMBC radio programs, “Home Town” broadcast, KMBC 1934

18 3 KMBC radio programs, “Kid Brother”, Episode 1 script, July 20, 1934

1934

18 4 KMBC radio programs, “Kid Brother”, Episode 2 script 1934





18 1 KMBC radio programs, “Kid Brother”, programs ideas, Gomer Cool

1934

Map Case KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, cartoons (working drawings), (5), signed, Thornton Fisher (see map case folder 1)

1934

27 114 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Fisher, Thornton

1934

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32 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Tex Owens the Texas Ranger Collection of His Own Original Songs and Old Favorites” songbook

1934

36 95 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Liberty Theatre, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

1934

39 103 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Orpheum Theatre, Parsons, Kansas

1934

18 40 KMBC radio programs, “The Musical Salesmen”, KMBC 1934

43 82 KMBC radio programs, “Village Choir and Voice From the Pulpit”, correspondence, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1934

8 12 KMBC radio, “Programs Bugle”, scripts, July-September, 1934

1934

8 11 KMBC radio, “Programs Bugle”, scripts, May-June, 1934 1934

8 13 KMBC radio, “Programs Bugle”, scripts, October-December, 1934

1934

8 60 KMBC radio, Col. W. T. Johnson, 1st Annual World’s Championship Rodeo

1934

10 14 KMBC radio, Letter to Kansas City theater managers 1934

11 1 KMBC radio, news releases about programs, November 1934

1934

11 17 KMBC radio, press releases, November-December 1934 1934


11 49 KMBC radio, programs synopsis, account, and news briefs

1934

12 10 KMBC radio, proposed programs 1934

12 47 KMBC radio, St. Boniface Church midnight mass broadcast proposal, Brunswick, Missouri

1934

12 48 KMBC radio, Standard Coverage and Market Data Service, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri, Jansky and Bailey

1934

13 8 KMBC radio, talent descriptions and appearance fees 1934

13 25 KMBC radio, Weather reports, Kansas City, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, January-June 1934

1934

13 26 KMBC radio, Weather reports, Kansas City, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, July-December 1934

1934

43 76 Library research, War 1934

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47 43 Wildgren, Joseph, Denver Grand Opera Company, “Romeo and Juliet” programs, April, 23, 24, 25, 1934

1934

20 13 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Audition script #2

1934 circa

20 28 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Programs outline

1934 circa

17 16 KMBC radio employees, Sells, Paul, aka ”Goopy Gear”, “Monty”, “Gus Oaksberry”, “Olaf the Meat Cutter”

1934, undated

55 52 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “C-D’, photographs, (includes Morton Downey), 7 B&W 8x10)

1934, undated

20 11 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club” Treasure Hunt 1934, undated

20 33 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, scripts 1934, undated

20 34 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Sea chanties and shipboard expressions

1934, undated

47 15 “Magazine of the Air” presentation 1934-1935

16 49 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “H”

1934-1935

43 84 KMBC radio programs, “McCarty Sisters”, Frankie, Jewell, “Dot”, correspondence, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1934-1935

69 3 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Quaker Oats Company

1934-1935

12 7 KMBC radio, programsming log 1934-1935

12 9 KMBC radio, Promotion Department letters to sales force 1934-1935, undated

Artifact Collection

Pin back buttons, (3) “KMBC Big Brother Club 1934”, “Big Brother Club KMBC 1935”, “NRA Member We Do Our Part”, accession #2002-R007.009

1934-1935, undated

16 5 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “V”

1934-1936

18 2 KMBC radio programs, “Kid Brother”, promotion 1934-1936

47 39 Wildgren, Joseph 1934-1936, undated

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27 124 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Whiting, Mildred

1934-1937

17 42 KMBC radio newsclippings, Kansas City Journal-Post 1934-1937, undated

22 4 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow" 1934-1937, undated

66 12 KMBC radio, weekly programs schedules, (incomplete) 1934-1940

57 36 Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra 1934-1945

3 39 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Jansky, C. M. Jr. and Margie

1934-1953

49 86 Dixie Doin’s with Sis Mirandy, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

1935

18 105 Electric and Radio Association of Kansas City 1935

49 20 Kemper, Mrs. James M., (Eleanore), photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1935


1935

16 4 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “U”

1935

16 6 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “W”

1935

16 41 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “B”

1935

16 47 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “G”

1935

16 54 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “M”

1935

16 56 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “N”

1935

17 1 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “S”

1935

17 9 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, Hannah, Naomi

1935

17 12 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, Rush, Margaret

1935

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17 13 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, Webb, Wanda

1935

17 14 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, Wiswell, Estelle

1935

49 99 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", Harry King’s General Store, Zarah, Kansas, photographs, (1 B&W 5.5x9, 5 B&W 8x10)

1935

22 21 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", promotional flier “Well-well, the Barbershop Quartet goes high hat! It’s now the Humdinger Quartet”

1935

26 6 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, April, 1935

1935

26 10 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, August, 1935

1935

26 4 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, February, 1935

1935

26 3 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, January, 1935

1935

26 9 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, July, 1935

1935

26 8 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, June, 1935

1935

26 5 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, March, 1935

1935

26 7 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, May, 1935

1935

26 11 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", scripts, September, 1935

1935

44 12 KMBC radio programs, “Between the Bookends”, monthly mail reports, January-June 1935

1935


47 42 KMBC radio programs, “Joanne Taylor on the Air”, audience response

1935

28 138 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ohio, Cincinnati, WKRC

1935

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29 56 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Release for beer account correspondence

1935

47 8 KMBC radio programs, “Tattler Sports Review”, presentation,

1935

32 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Flying Horse Ranch” aka “Red Horse Ranch”, script #1

1935


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41 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, television script, episodes #1-4

1935

8 46 KMBC radio, artists questionnaire 1935

8 48 KMBC radio, at the 30th Annual Automobile Show, Kansas City, November-December, 1935

1935

9 29 KMBC radio, Kansas City Kansas Police Department correspondence, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1935

9 30 KMBC radio, Kansas City Missouri Police Department correspondence, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1935

9 33 KMBC radio, Kansas, Salina, sandstorm broadcast with CBS

1935

12 33 KMBC radio, Rosedale, Frisco Elevator fire”, correspondence, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1935

53 19 Seidlitz Paint scripts 1935

54 72 Standard Gas and Electric Company Report for the Year ended December 31 1935, Standard Gas and Electric Company, Chicago, Illinois

1935

65 3 Ted Malone, William Jewell College Commencement Extra Edition, Liberty Times, Liberty and Clay County, Kansas, May 28, 1935

1935

50 19 Voice of Experience, M. Sayle Taylor, Francis Taylor, Arthur Church, Ted Malone, P. Casper Harvey,

1935

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photographs, (4 B&W 8x10), William Jewell College, May 27-28 1935

47 44 Wildgren, Joseph, Denver Grand Opera Company, “La Traviata” programs, April 29, 30, May 1, 1935

1935

21 56 Incomplete speech, Columbia Broadcasting Company 1935 circa

18 14 “Legion of Honor”, story ideas 1935, undated

45 76 Smith (Church), Laura L., correspondence 1935, undated

16 31 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka “Ted Malone” newsclippings

1935-1936

16 3 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “T”

1935-1936

16 40 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “A”

1935-1936

16 43 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “C”

1935-1936

16 44 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “D”

1935-1936

16 45 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “E”

1935-1936

16 46 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “F”

1935-1936

16 51 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “J”

1935-1936

16 52 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “K”

1935-1936

16 53 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “L”

1935-1936

16 57 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “O”

1935-1936

16 58 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “P”

1935-1936

16 59 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “R”

1935-1936

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17 10 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, Holcombe, Helen

1935-1936

13 4 KMBC radio, station logs 1935-1936

22 11 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", mail response maps

1935-1937

33 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Audience response

1935-1939

34 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Contracts 1935-1942, undated

16 22 KMBC radio employees, Owens, Doie “Tex” 1935-1944

38 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, miscellaneous 1935-1951, undated

18 9 “Alka-Seltzer Song Book” 1936

43 53 “Articles of Agreement”, Arthur Church and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, re: Blair stock sale, June 23, 1936

1936

43 52 “Bill of Sale” and “Contract” between Bess C. Blair, Executrix, and Cicely I. Church for Midland Broadcasting Company stock purchase, June 1936

1936

43 50 “Option Agreement”, Arthur B. and Cicely I. Church to purchase 260 shares of Midland Broadcasting Company from the estate of F. B. Blair, May, 1936

1936

18 26 “Seraphic Song (Reve Angelique)”, sheet music, Anton Rubinstein, choral paraphrase by Samuel Richards Gains, Oliver Ditson Company

1936

49 47 31st Annual Kansas City Motor Show, November 1936, photographs, (8 B&W 8x10)

1936

49 48 31st Annual Kansas City Motor Show, November 1936, photographs, (27 B&W 4x5)

1936


6 19 First National Television Inc., Report on Accounts, September 1 1935-August 31 1936

1936

46 51 Kellogg’s “Skeeter’s Treasure Hunt” scripts 1936

15 2 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George E., correspondence

1936

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16 36 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka “Ted Malone”, correspondence, January-July 1936

1936

16 37 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka “Ted Malone”, correspondence, August-December 1936

1936

16 7 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, ”W”

1936

16 8 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “Y”

1936

16 42 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “B”

1936

16 48 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “G”

1936

16 50 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “H”

1936

16 55 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “M”

1936

17 2 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, “S”

1936

17 11 KMBC radio employees, Russell, Frank Alden, aka, “Ted Malone”, fan mail, McLean, Ada

1936

22 10 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Listeners mail requests

1936

22 17 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", presentation update draft

1936

28 14 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ernest Bader Company, Omaha, Nebraska

1936

28 21 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Flick the Switch with “Phenomenon” Electrifying History

1936

28 22 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Flick the Switch with KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Electrifying History, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1936

28 25 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Florida, Miami, Florida Power and Light Company

1936

28 65 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas, Wichita, KFH

1936

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28 68 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kentucky, Louisville, WHAS

1936

28 73 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Louisiana, New Orleans, WSMB

1936

28 77 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Maryland, Baltimore, WBAL, includes photograph (B&W 1.5x2.25), re: Consolidated Gas and Electric Company

1936

28 78 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Maryland, Baltimore, WFBR, The Baltimore Radio Show, Inc.

1936

28 82 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Michelson and Sternberg, Inc., New York, New York

1936

28 88 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, WCCO

1936

28 89 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, WCCO, Northwestern Broadcasting Inc., re: Northern States Power Company

1936

28 96 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Montana, Butte, KGIR

1936

28 99 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Narragansett Electric Company, Providence, Rhode Island

1936

28 108 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New England Power Association, Rhode Island Public Service, (Tiverton Electric Light Company, Narragansett Electric Company)

1936

28 117 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, Buffalo, WGR, Buffalo Broadcasting Corporation

1936

28 128 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, North American Power and Light Company, Illinois Power and Light Company, (Des Moines Electric Light Company, Missouri Power and Light Company, Kewanee Public Service Company, Kansas Power and Light Company)

1936

28 130 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, North Dakota, Bismarck, KFYR, Meyer Broadcasting, Company, re: North Dakota Power and Light Company

1936

28 136 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ohio, Akron, WADC

1936

28 142 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oklahoma, Tulsa, KTUL, Tulsa Broadcasting Company

1936

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29 14 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, WCAU

1936

29 31 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Presentation book draft

1936

29 35 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Proposed promotion

1936

29 51 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Radio station rates

1936

29 58 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Rhode Island, Providence, WEAN

1936

31 21 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Suggested merchandising procedure

1936

31 30 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee, Electric Power Company, Chattanooga, Tennessee

1936

31 31 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee, Knoxville, WNOX, Knoxville News-Sentinel

1936

31 37 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee, Nashville, WSM, National Life and Accident Insurance Company, Inc., re: Tennessee Electric Power Company

1936

31 41 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Beaumont, KFDM, Sabine Broadcasting Company Inc., re: Gulf State Utility Company

1936

31 56 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Weslaco, KRGV

1936

31 79 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington DC, WRC

1936

31 93 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Virginia, Charleston, WCHS, Charleston Broadcasting Company, re: Kanawah Valley Power Company

1936

31 106 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WTMJ, Milwaukee Journal

1936

43 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wichita Luling Laundry opening, September 1936

1936

9 39 KMBC radio, Merchandising and Research Department, Survey #9 in the Greater Kansas City Area, October 18-24, 1936

1936

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18 31 Malt-O-Meal programs with Steamboat Bill, scripts and correspondence

1936

6 29 Midland Broadcasting Company, Annual Report of President and General Manager, January 14, 1936

1936

6 30 Midland Broadcasting Company, audit, December 31, 1935, William H. Conway and Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1936

6 43 Midland Broadcasting Company, directors minutes, June 29, 1936

1936

18 42 Rasin-Bran Pencil Club with Cowboy Romey Ford, KMBC script

1936

47 45 Wildgren, Joseph, Knights of Columbus Charity Fund Concert, programs, March 31, 1936, Rapid City, South Dakota

1936

18 107 “Peculiar Patents”, script A-1, McNally, James J. 1936 circa

7 17 Midland Broadcasting Company, notes 1936 circa

32 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Flying Horse Ranch” aka “Red Horse Ranch”, correspondence

1936, undated

33 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Allis-Chalmers audition script

1936, undated

2 52 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Boarders, Boarders and Warrick

1936-1937

46 52 Kellogg’s “Raisin Bran Treasure Hunt” scripts 1936-1937

27 15 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, American Waterworks and Electric Company, Inc., New York, New York, (Potomac Edison Company, Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company, West Penn Power Company, North Virginia Power Company)

1936-1937

27 24 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Associated Gas and Electric Company, (Penn Central Light and Power Company, New York State Electric and Gas Corporation of Ithaca, New Jersey Power and Light Company, Elmira Light Heat and Power Corporation, Maryland Public Service Company, Granville Electric Company, New York Central Electric Corporation, New York State Electrical and Gas Corporation, Litchfield Light and Power Company, Florida Public Service Company, Metropolitan

1936-1937

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Edison Company, Northern Pennsylvania Power Company, Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation)

27 25 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Associated Music Publishers Inc., New York, New York

1936-1937

27 27 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Audition recordings shipping records

1936-1937

27 31 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Australia, New South Wales, Sydney, 2GB

1936-1937

27 45 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, Los Angeles, KFI, Earle C. Anthony, Inc. Radio Division, re: Southern California Edison Company

1936-1937

27 92 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Cities Service System, Federal Light and Traction Company, New York, New York, (Grays Harbor Railway and Light Company, Albuquerque Gas and Electric, Sheridan Electric Company, St. Joseph Railway Light Heat and Power Company, Toledo Edison Company)

1936-1937

27 96 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation, (Union Gas and Electric, Dayton Power and Light)

1936-1937

27 97 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Commonwealth and Southern, Wilmington, Delaware, (Ohio Edison Company, Georgia Power Company, Alabama Power Company, South Carolina Power Company, Tennessee Electric Power, Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company, Mississippi Power Company, Consumers Power Company, Pennsylvania Power Company, Gulf Power Company, Central Illinois Light Company)

1936-1937

27 98 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Commonwealth Edison Company, Chicago, Illinois, (Illinois Power and Light Corporation, Central Illinois Public Service Company, Super Power Company of Illinois, Controls Illinois Northern Utilities)

1936-1937

27 102 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Consolidated Gas Electric and Power Company, Baltimore, Maryland

1936-1937

27 106 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence 1936-1937

27 108 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Allison, Milton F. “Chick”

1936-1937

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28 5 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Daniel Starch and Staff, New York, New York

1936-1937

28 11 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, EBASCO, Electrical Power and Light Company, (Pennsylvania Power and Light Company, Birmingham Electric Company, Idaho Power Company, Mississippi Power and Light Company, Louisiana Power and Light Company, New Orleans Public Service Company Inc., Nebraska Power and Light Company, Utah Power and Light Company,

1936-1937

28 23 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Flick the Switch with KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Electrifying History, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1936-1937

28 26 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Florida, Miami, WIOD, Isle of Dreams Broadcasting Corporation, re: Florida Power and Light Company

1936-1937

28 48 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Iowa Broadcasting System, KSO and KRNT, Des Moines, WMT Cedar Rapids, Register and Tribune, re: Des Moines Electric Company

1936-1937

28 51 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Iowa, Cedar Rapids, WMT, Iowa Broadcasting Company

1936-1937

28 74 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Louisiana, Shreveport, KWKH – KTBS, Shreveport Times, re: Southwestern Gas and Electric Company

1936-1937

28 75 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Louisville Gas and Electric Company, (Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation), Louisville, Kentucky

1936-1937

28 79 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Massachusetts, Boston radio stations

1936-1937

28 86 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Middle West Corporation, Chicago, Illinois, (West Texas Utilities, Southwestern Light and Power Company, Southwestern Gas and Electric Company, Public Service Company of Oklahoma, Central Power and Light Company of Corpus Christi)

1936-1937

28 87 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Minnesota Power and Light Company, Duluth, Minnesota

1936-1937

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28 91 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Missouri radio stations

1936-1937

28 105 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Nebraska, Omaha, Bozel and Jacobs, re: Idaho Power Company

1936-1937

28 116 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, Binghamton, WNBF, Howitt-Wood Radio Company, Inc., re: New York State Gas and Electric Corporation

1936-1937

28 126 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Niagara Hudson Power Corporation, Buffalo New York, (New York Power and Light Company, Buffalo General Electric Company, Syracuse Lighting Company)

1936-1937

28 129 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, North Carolina, radio stations

1936-1937

28 135 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ohio radio stations

1936-1937

28 140 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ohio, Toledo, WSPD, Toledo Broadcasting Company

1936-1937

29 6 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oregon, Portland, utility companies

1936-1937

29 12 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Pennsylvania radio stations

1936-1937

29 18 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Philadelphia Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

1936-1937

29 22 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, portfolio, states, A-M

1936-1937

29 23 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, portfolio, states, N-T

1936-1937

29 25 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, portfolio, states, U-W, territories, and foreign countries

1936-1937

29 66 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, San Antonio Public Service Company, San Antonio, Texas,

1936-1937

31 6 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, South Carolina Power Company, Charleston, South Carolina

1936-1937

31 46 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Dallas, WFFA, Dallas Morning News-Dallas Journal, re: Texas Power and Light Company

1936-1937

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31 50 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, radio stations

1936-1937

31 52 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, San Antonio, WOAI, Southland Industries, Inc., re: San Antonio Public Utilities, Texas Quality Network

1936-1937

31 59 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Union Electric Light and Power Company, St. Louis, Missouri

1936-1937

31 62 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, United Gas and Improvement Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, (Erie County Electric Company, Connecticut Light and Power Company, Philadelphia Electric Company, Delaware Electric Power Company)

1936-1937

31 64 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, United Light and Power System, Chicago, Illinois, (Columbus Railway Power and Light Company, Fort Dodge Gas and Electric Company, Iowa City Light and Power Company, Kansas City Power and Light Company, Iowa & Nebraska Light and Power Company, San Antonio Public Service Company)

1936-1937

31 70 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Utilities Power and Light Company, Chicago, Illinois, (Canada Electric Company, Eastern Electric and Div. Company, Interstate Power Company, Central Light and Power Company, Missouri Electric Power Company, Indianapolis Power and Light Company, Moncton Tramways Electricity and Gas Company, Newport Electric Corporation, Central States Power and Light Corporation of Oklahoma)

1936-1937

31 71 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Utility company contacts

1936-1937

31 82 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington, Seattle, KOMO / KJR, Totem Broadcasting Inc., re: Puget Sound Power and Light Company

1936-1937

31 83 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington, Spokane, KFPY, Symons Broadcasting Company, re: Washington Water Power Company

1936-1937

31 90 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Penn Power Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

1936-1937

27 30 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Australia, companies

1936-1938

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27 71 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, San Diego, KFSD, Airfan Radio Corporation, Ltd., re: San Diego Consolidated Gas and Electric Company

1936-1938

27 91 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

1936-1938

27 116 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Fox, J. Leslie “Les”

1936-1938

27 117 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Heyser, Fran

1936-1938

27 118 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Krahl, A. Kenneth “Ken”

1936-1938

27 120 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Ringlep, Carter

1936-1938

28 28 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Fox, J. Leslie “Les”, sales reports

1936-1938

28 42 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Illinois, Chicago, Public Utility Engineering and Service Corporation, (nee Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation), re: Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company

1936-1938

28 46 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Indiana, Indianapolis, WFBM, re: Indianapolis Power and Light Company

1936-1938

28 57 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas City Power and Light Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1936-1938

28 58 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas Gas and Electric Company, Wichita, Kansas

1936-1938

28 64 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas, Topeka, WIBW, Capper Publications

1936-1938

28 103 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Nebraska Power and Light Company, Omaha, Nebraska

1936-1938

28 132 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Northern States Power Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota

1936-1938

29 1 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oregon Portland, McCann-Erickson, Inc., re: Pacific Power and Light Company

1936-1938

29 24 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, portfolio, states, Texas

1936-1938

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29 43 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Public Utilities Engineering and Service Corporation, nee Byllesbee, Standard Gas and Electric Company, Chicago, (Mountain States Power Company, Louisville Gas and Electric Company, California-Oregon Power Company, Northern States Power Company, Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company, Philadelphia Company, South Colorado Power Company, San Diego Consolidated Gas and Electric Company)

1936-1938

29 44 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Public Utility Engineering and Service Corporation, Chicago, Illinois, (nee Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation), re: The California Oregon Power Company

1936-1938

31 11 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Southwestern Gas and Electric Company, Louisiana, New Orleans, Louisiana

1936-1938

31 57 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, The California Oregon Power Company, Medford, Oregon

1936-1938

31 60 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Union Gas and Electric Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

1936-1938

31 67 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Utah Power and Light Company, Utah, Salt Lake City

1936-1938

31 68 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Utah, Salt Lake City, KDYL, Intermountain Broadcasting Company, re: Utah Power and Light Company

1936-1938

14 16 KMBC radio employees, Cool, Gomer, memos 1936-1939

28 38 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Hawaii, Honolulu, KGMB, Honolulu Broadcasting Company, re: Honolulu Power and Light Company

1936-1939

29 19 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Philadelphia Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

1936-1939

27 99 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Connecticut radio stations

1936-1940

28 10 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, EBASCO (Electric Bond and Share Company), American Power and Light Company, (Montana Power Company, New Mexico Electric Service Company, Texas Power and Light Company, Texas Public Utilities Corporation, Minnesota Power and Light, Florida Power and Light,

1936-1940

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Nebraska Power Company, Central Arizona power and Light, Pacific Power and Light Company, Northwest Electric Company, Washington Water Power Company, Northern Power Company, Superior Water Light and Power Company, Kansas Gas and Electric) National Power and Light Company, (Birmingham Electric Company, Houston Lighting and Power Company, West Tennessee Power and Light Company, Carolina Power and Light Company, Holston River Electric Company)

28 127 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, North American Edison Company, (Wisconsin-Michigan Power Company, Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company, Wisconsin Gas and Electric Company, Union Electric Light and Power Company, Potomac Electric Power Company)

1936-1940

3 86 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Quivira Land Company, Kansas City, Kansas

1936-1941

3 107 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Stephenson, Lyle A.

1936-1941

28 137 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ohio, Cincinnati, WCKY, L. B. Wilson, Inc.

1936-1941

29 49 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Radio station contacts

1936-1942

28 101 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, National Broadcasting Company, Washington D.C.

1936-1943

31 92 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Virginia, Bluefield, WHIS, re: Appalachian Electric Power Company

1936-1945

3 26 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Graybar Electric Company

1936-1946

3 102 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Siegfried, Mark H.

1936-1946

2 46 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Biggar, George C.

1936-1947

2 64 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, camera stores 1936-1948

14 18 KMBC radio employees, Cronenbold, Edward “Tookie”, “Tuscon”, re: “Texas Rangers”

1936-1949

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16 6 KMBC radio employees, May, Samuel “Rod”, “Dave”, re: “Texas Rangers”

1936-1949

39 104 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, other “Texas Rangers” groups

1936-1950

2 81 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Columbian National Life Insurance Company

1936-1951

54 96 Correspondence, Koerper, Karl 1936-1951

2 34 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, automobile repair and servicing

1936-1953

2 77 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, clothing 1936-1953

3 66 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, medical 1936-1957

43 47

“Some Social Aspects of the Christian Religion”, Fredrick M. Smith, radio address, WCAU, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 4, 1937

1937

18 103 Advertising Club News, Volume 19 Number 39, 45 1937

47 19 Air Mail Week presentation 1937

1 2 Church, Arthur B., personal, Candid Christmas Greetings from the House of Church

1937

Map Case Church, Arthur, Palm Springs, California property (see map case folder 1)

1937


2 62 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, California trip expenses

1937

2 63 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, California, Mexico and Utah summer trip expenses

1937

3 48 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Kee, Neal and Margaret, aka Munro, Gordon and Margaret

1937

3 49 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Kemp, Everett 1937

4 40 Church, Margaret, Kansas City High School Diploma 1937

6 20 First National Television Inc., Report on Accounts, September 1 1936-October 31 1937

1937

55 34 Home Economics Convention, letter to Kathryn Burns 1937

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55 33 Home Economics Convention, photographs, (18 B&W 8x10, 2 B&W 8.5x11)

1937

21 57 Informal stock holders meeting, May 7, 1937 1937

55 32 Kansas City Food Fair, March 14-20 1937, photographs, (42 B&W 8x10)

1937

46 53 Kellogg’s “Skipper Hawkins and his Jolly Crew” scripts 1937


1937


1937

54 67 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Wong, Barbara Jean, photographs, one signed “With Love to Miss Noid, Barbara Jean Wong, 1937”, (3 B&W 8x10)

1937

49 35 KMBC radio photographs, CBS wheat broadcast, July 16, 1937, photographs, (17 B&W 8x10)

1937

49 51 KMBC radio photographs, family party, photographs, (16 B&W 3.25x4.75, 4 B&W 8x10)

1937

22 5 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Analysis of Happy Hollow Popularity

1937

48 1 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour” 1937

53 1 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts,. September 27-October 8 1937

1937

53 2 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, October 13-October 29 1937

1937

53 3 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, November 1-November 12 1937

1937

53 4 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, November 15-November 29 1937

1937

53 5 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, December 1-December 16 1937

1937

53 6 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, December 17-December 31 1937

1937

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48 17 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Betty Crocker Service programs”, scripts, September 29-October 29 1937

1937

48 18 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Betty Crocker Service programs”, scripts, November 3-November 26 1937

1937

48 19 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Betty Crocker Service programs”, scripts, December 1-December 31 1937

1937

48 2 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, September 27-October 7 1937

1937

48 3 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, October 8-October 22 1937

1937

48 4 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, October 25-November 5 1937

1937

48 5 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, November 8-November 19 1937

1937

48 6 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, November 22-December 3 1937

1937

48 7 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, December 5-December 17 1937

1937

48 8 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, December 20-December 31 1937

1937

53 15 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Hymns of all Church’s”, scripts, September 27-November 30 1937

1937

27 3 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, “Results of a Series of Coincidental Telephone Surveys Conducted in Binghamton NY November 29-December 3, Between 5:45 and 6:00 pm”, Crossley Inc., New York, New York

1937

69 2 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, advertisements 1937

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27 11 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Alabama, Birmingham, WSGN, News-Age-Herald

1937

27 12 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Albuquerque Gas and Electric Company, Albuquerque, New Mexico

1937

18 91 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Allied Phonograph and Record Manufacturing Company, Hollywood, California

1937

27 13 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, American Gas and Electric Company, New York, New York, (Atlantic City Electric Company, Ohio Power Company, Kanawah Valley Power Company, Indiana General Service Company, Appalachian Electric Power Company, Scranton Electric Company, Wheeling Electric Company, Southern Ohio Service Company)

1937

27 16 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Appalachian Electric Power Company, Huntington, West Virginia,

1937

27 17 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Arizona radio stations

1937

27 18 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Arizona, Phoenix, Central Arizona Light and Power Company

1937

27 20 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Arizona, Phoenix, KTAR, re: Central Arizona Light and Power Company

1937

27 21 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Arkansas, Hot Springs, re: Citizens Electric Company

1937

27 22 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Arkansas, Little Rock, KARK, Arkansas Radio and Equipment Company, re: Arkansas Power and Light Company

1937

27 32 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Australia, Victoria, Melbourne, 3XY, Howard C. Brown, Efftee Broadcasting Pty., Ltd.

1937

27 33 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Batten Barton Durstine and Osborn, Inc, Buffalo, New York

1937

27 35 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn, Inc., New York, New York

1937

27 38 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Board of Water and Electric Light Commissioners, Lansing, Michigan

1937

27 39 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Bowles, George, sales reports

1937

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27 40 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Brooklyn Edison Company, New York, New York

1937

27 42 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, Fresno, San Joaquin Light and Power Company

1937

27 43 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, Hollywood, KFWB, Warner Brothers

1937

27 47 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, Los Angeles, Radio Central Casting Bureau, Noid Helen

1937

27 74 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, San Francisco, KGGC

1937

27 77 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver, CKWX, Western Broadcasting Company, Ltd., re: British Columbia Electric Company Ltd.

1937

27 78 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Canada, Calgary, Alberta, CFCN

1937

27 80 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Canada, Manitoba, Winnipeg, CJRC, James Richardson and Sons, Ltd.

1937

27 81 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Canadian Marconi Company, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, (CFCF, CFCX)

1937

27 82 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Carolina Power and Light Company, Raleigh, North Carolina

1937

27 83 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation, Poughkeepsie, New York

1937

27 84 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Central Kansas Power Company, Abilene, Kansas

1937

27 85 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Central Power and Light Company, Corpus Christi, Texas

1937

27 86 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Central Power Company, Kearney, Nebraska

1937

27 88 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Central Vermont Public Service Corporation, Rutland, Vermont

1937

27 93 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, City of Tacoma Department of Public Utilities, Municipal Electric Light

1937

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Power water and Belt Line Railway Systems, Tacoma, Washington,

27 95 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Colorado, Colorado Springs, KVOR, Out West Broadcasting Company

1937

27 100 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Connecticut, Hartford, WDRC

1937

27 101 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Consolidated Edison of New York, (Bronx Gas and Electric, Brooklyn Edison Company, New York Edison Company, New York and Queens Electric and Power Company, Westchester Lighting Company)

1937

27 103 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Consumers Power Company, Jackson, Michigan,

1937

27 109 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Bowles, George

1937

27 110 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Chesworth, Don

1937

27 112 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Codel Martin

1937

27 115 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Flath, P. Hans, “The Skipper”

1937

27 121 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Van Voorhis, Cornelius W., “Hugh Conrad”

1937

27 123 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Warner, Ed A.

1937

28 3 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Wylie, C. Ellsworth “Dick”

1937

28 4 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Dakota Power Company Rapid City, South Dakota

1937

28 6 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Delaware, Wilmington, WDEL

1937

28 7 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Detroit Edison Company, Detroit, Michigan

1937

28 8 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Don Watts Advertising, Tulsa Oklahoma

1937

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28 9 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Duquesne Power Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

1937

28 13 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Electrical Appliances Mentioned in the First 65 episodes, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1937

28 16 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Expenses, Ringlep, Carter

1937

28 17 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Exploitation bulletin numbers 1-12 and Special Bulletin

1937

28 20 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Fitzgerald Advertising Agency, Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana, re: Louisiana Power and Light Company

1937

28 27 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Florida, Tallahassee, Florida Capitol Broadcasters, Inc.

1937

28 35 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Grow and Pitcher Agencies, Toronto, Canada

1937

28 39 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Hawaii, Honolulu, KGU, Advertiser Publishing Company, Ltd.

1937

28 40 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Houston Lighting and Power Company, Houston, Texas

1937

28 47 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Indiana, New Albany, WGRC, George Rogers Clark Station, Northside Broadcasting Corporation

1937

28 49 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Iowa Electric Light and Power Company, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

1937

28 54 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, J. Walter Thompson, Inc., re: Wrigley Company

1937

28 55 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Jay H. Skinner Advertising Agency, Houston, Texas

1937

28 60 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas, Dodge City, KGNO, Dodge City Broadcasting Company, re: Kansas Power Company

1937

28 62 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas, Garden City, KIUL, Garden City Broadcasting Company, re: Garden City Light and Power Company

1937

28 63 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas, Salina, KSAL, re: Kansas Power and Light Company

1937

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28 66 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kasper-Gordon Studios, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts

1937

28 67 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kentucky, Lexington, WLAP, American Broadcasting Corporation of Kentucky, re: Lexington Utilities Company

1937

28 71 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Lexington Utilities Company, Lexington, Kentucky

1937

28 72 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Life Magazine, New York, New York

1937

28 83 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Michigan, Kalamazoo, WKZO

1937

28 84 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Michigan, Kalamazoo, WKZO

1937

28 85 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Michigan, Muskegon, WKBZ, Ashbacker Radio Corporation

1937

28 90 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Mississippi Power and Light Company, Jackson, Mississippi

1937

28 92 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Missouri, Springfield, KWTO

1937

28 95 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Montana-Dakota Utilities Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota

1937

28 102 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Natural Gas Company, Houston, Texas

1937

28 107 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Nevada-California Electric Corporation, Denver Colorado

1937

28 110 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New Mexico, Albuquerque, KGGM, New Mexico Broadcasting Company

1937

28 111 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New Mexico, Clovis, KICA, Western Broadcasters, Inc., re: Texas-New Mexico Utilities Company

1937

28 112 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York Power and Light Corporation, Albany, New York, (Niagara Hudson Power Corporation)

1937

28 114 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York radio stations

1937

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28 122 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, Utica, WIBX, re: Utica Gas and Electric Company

1937

28 123 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, utility companies

1937

28 131 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, North Dakota, Fargo, WDAY, re: Union Light heat and Power Company

1937

28 134 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ohio Public Service Company

1937

28 139 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ohio, Dayton, WHIO, Dayton Daily News

1937

28 143 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oklahoma, Tulsa, KVOO

1937

29 11 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Pennsylvania advertising agencies

1937

29 16 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Pennsylvania, Uniontown, WMBS, Fayette Broadcasting Corporation

1937

29 27 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Potomac Edison Company, Hagerstown, Maryland

1937

29 40 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Public Service Company of Colorado, Denver Colorado

1937

29 42 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Public Service Corporation of New Jersey, East Orange, New Jersey

1937

29 47 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, R. C. Smith and Son, Ltd., Toronto, Canada

1937

29 48 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, R. J. Potts and Company, Missouri, Kansas City,

1937

29 55 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, recording session records

1937

29 59 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ringlep, Carter, sales reports

1937

29 65 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Sample scripts, Wilson, Ray

1937

30 72 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 100

1937


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1937

30 38 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 66 1937














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31 1 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Sheridan County Electric Company, Sheridan, Wyoming

1937

31 3 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Sioux City Gas and Electric Company, Sioux City, Iowa

1937

31 4 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Small-Landau Company Agency, Hollywood, California

1937

31 5 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, South Carolina Electric and Gas Company, Columbia, South Carolina

1937

31 7 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, South Carolina, Columbia, WIS, re: South Carolina Electric and Gas Company

1937

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31 9 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Southern Public Utilities Company of Charlotte, North Carolina, (Duke Power Company)

1937

31 12 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Southwestern Light and Power Company, Chickasha, Oklahoma

1937

31 13 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Southwestern Public Service Company, Amarillo, Texas,

1937

31 17 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Staff conferences, October-November

1937

31 19 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Stone and Webster, Inc., New York, New York, (Gulf States Utilities Company, Puget Sound Power and Light Company)

1937

31 20 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Suggested commercial continuity, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1937

31 24 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Synopsis of Script, chapters #1-65 as written by Barbara Winthrop, copyright Midland Broadcasting Company

1937

31 25 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Synopsis of Script, chapters 1 through 64 for station WWVA, Wheeling West Virginia

1937

31 26 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Synopsis of Script, chapters 1 to 30, Barbara Winthrop

1937

31 28 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Teaser announcements, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1937

31 29 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee Electric Power Company, Nashville, Tennessee

1937

31 32 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee, Knoxville, WROL, Stuart Broadcasting Company, re: Tennessee Public Service Company

1937

31 33 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee, Knoxville, WROL, Stuart Broadcasting Corporation, re; Tennessee Public Service Company

1937

31 34 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee, Memphis Power and Light Company

1937

31 36 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Tennessee, Nashville, WSIX

1937

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31 39 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas Electric Service Company, Fort Worth, Texas

1937

31 42 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Big Springs, KBST, Big Spring Herald Broadcasting Company, Inc., re: Electric Service Company

1937

31 44 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Corpus Christi, KRIS

1937

31 45 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Dallas-Fort Worth Co-Op, (Dallas Power and Light, Texas Power and Light, Texas Electric Service of Ft. Worth)

1937

31 47 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, El Paso, KTSM, Tri-State Broadcasting Company, re: El Paso Electric Company

1937

31 51 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, San Antonio, KTSA, Hearts Radio, re: San Antonio Public Service Company

1937

31 53 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, utility companies

1937

31 54 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Warner, Ed, sales reports

1937

31 55 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Weslaco, Central Power and Light Company

1937

31 38 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas-New Mexico Utilities Company, Lubbock, Texas

1937

31 61 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, United Electric Light Company, Springfield, Massachusetts

1937

31 63 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, United Light and Power Company, Davenport, Iowa

1937

31 69 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Utah, Salt Lake City, KSL

1937

31 72 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Vermont, Rutland, WSYB, Philip Weiss Music Company re: Central Vermont Public Service Company

1937

31 74 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Virginia, Newport News, WGH, re: Virginia Public Service Company

1937

31 76 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Virginia, Roanoke, WDBJ, Times-World Corporation

1937

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31 89 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Water Power Company, Spokane, Washington

1937

31 91 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Texas Utilities Company, Abilene, Texas

1937

31 95 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Virginia, Huntington, WSAZ

1937

31 96 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Virginia, Parkersburg, WPAR

1937

31 98 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Virginia, Wheeling, WWVA, West Virginia Broadcasting Corporation

1937

31 100 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Wheeling Electric Company, Wheeling, West Virginia

1937

31 101 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Wilkie, Don, West Coast sales reports

1937

31 102 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Wisconsin Public Service Corporation, Green Bay, Wisconsin

1937

31 103 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Wisconsin Utility Association

1937

31 104 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Wisconsin utility companies

1937

31 107 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Wisconsin, Racine, WRJN, Racine Broadcasting Corporation, re: Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company and Wisconsin Gas and Electric Company

1937

31 109 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, World Broadcasting System, New York, New York,

1937

33 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Aladdin (Lamplighters) audition script, July 27 1937

1937

8 7 KMBC radio, “KMBC Tested Programs” 1937

8 47 KMBC radio, Associated Recorded Programs Service 1937

9 41 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #10 in the Greater Kansas City Area, January, 1937

1937

9 42 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #11 in the Greater Kansas City Area, May 2-8, 1937

1937

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9 43 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #12 in the Greater Kansas City Area, October 24-30, 1937

1937

11 39 KMBC radio, programs conference, October 5, 1937 1937

19 50 KMBC TV, WHB TV correspondence, time share agreement

1937

18 76 Life On Red Horse Ranch, G. S. Gerrard Advertising Agents, London, England

1937


1937

7 37 Midland Broadcasting Company, VanVoorhis, Cornelius W. aka “Hugh Conrad”, contract

1937

49 98 Purina, Boulder Feed Store, Boulder Colorado, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1937

18 98 Radio Daily, Volume 1, Number 40, April 6, 1937, Radio Daily Corporation, New York, New York

1937

21 28 Television Institute of America 1937

Artifact Collection

KMBC – KFRM, calendar decals, accession #2002-R007.012

1937, 1950

3 50 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Kemper, Rufus Crosby

1937, undated

49 38 Eddy, Nelson, photographs, (1 B&W 6x8, 1 B&W 8x10) 1937, undated

29 26 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, portfolio, suggested commercials

1937, undated

2 83 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Covert Boat and Engine Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1937-1938

3 110 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Sunset Hill School Association, Kansas City Missouri, (Virginia)

1937-1938

46 49 KMBC radio programs, “Gasoline Alley”, script, Cool, Gomer

1937-1938

53 16 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Hymns of all Church’s”, scripts, December 2 1937-January 31 1938

1937-1938

27 1 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, “A Coincidental Radio Check for KMBC Presented by Ross Federal Research Corporation” November-December 1937

1937-1938

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27 19 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Arizona, Phoenix, KOY, Salt River Broadcasting Company, re: Central Arizona Light and Power Company

1937-1938

27 69 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, Los Angeles, Walter Biddick Company

1937-1938

27 89 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Channing L. Bete Advertising, Greenfield, Massachusetts

1937-1938

27 125 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Wilkie, Don “Captain”

1937-1938

28 36 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Gulf States Utilities Company, Beaumont, Texas,

1937-1938

28 53 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, J. Carson Brantley Advertising Agency, Salisbury, North Carolina, re: Duke Power Company

1937-1938

28 94 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company, Fairmont, West Virginia

1937-1938

28 98 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Nachman-Rhodes Advertising Agency, Charlotte, North Carolina

1937-1938

29 2 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oregon, Astoria, KAST, re: Pacific Power and Light Company

1937-1938

29 4 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oregon, Medford, Mountain States Power Company

1937-1938

29 8 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, (Midland Counties Public Service Corporation, San Joaquin Light and Power Company, Great Western Power Company of California)

1937-1938

29 9 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Pacific Power and Light Company, Portland, Oregon

1937-1938

29 41 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Public Service Company of Oklahoma, Tulsa, Oklahoma

1937-1938

29 45 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Public Utility Engineering and Service Corporation, Chicago, Illinois, (nee Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation), re: Northern States Power Company

1937-1938

29 54 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, RCA Victor Company, Camden, New Jersey

1937-1938

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31 16 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Springfield Gas and Electric Company, Springfield, Missouri,

1937-1938

31 18 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Standard Oil of California, Los Angeles, California

1937-1938

31 40 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Amarillo, KGNC, Plains Radio Broadcasting Company, re: Southwestern Public Service Company

1937-1938

31 58 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, The Empire District Electric Company, Joplin, Missouri

1937-1938

31 73 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Vermont, Springfield, WNBX

1937-1938

31 75 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Virginia, Richmond, WRVA, Edgeworth Smoking Tobacco, re: Richmond Electrical League

1937-1938

31 78 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Walter Biddick Company, Los Angeles, California, re: Montana Power Company

1937-1938

31 86 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington, Wall Walla, KUJ, re: Pacific Power and Light Company

1937-1938

31 88 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington, Yakima, KIT, re: Pacific Power and Light Company

1937-1938

31 94 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Virginia, Fairmont, WMMN, re: American Water Works and Electric Company

1937-1938

31 110 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Zenith Radio Corporation

1937-1938

53 21 KMBC radio programs, “Smilin’ Valley Ranch”, promotional outline

1937-1938

11 10 KMBC radio, photo dramatization series idea, (Look Magazine)

1937-1938

32 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Box K Ranch Boys” scripts

1937-1938, undated

13 6 KMBC radio, Surefine Coffee programs scripts 1937-1938, undated

55 25 KMBC radio photographs, Advertising on Kansas City Yellow Cabs, photographs, (19 B&W 8x10)

1937-1939

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27 14 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, American General Electric Company

1937-1939

27 28 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Australia, American Record Corporation of California, Hollywood, California

1937-1939

27 44 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, Los Angeles, KEHE, Hearst Radio, Inc.

1937-1939

28 1 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Winthrop, Barbara

1937-1939

28 115 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, advertising agencies

1937-1939

29 46 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Puerto Rico, Ponce, WPRP, Julio M. Conesa

1937-1939

29 61 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Rogers and Smith Advertising, Dallas, Texas

1937-1939

29 64 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, sales reports, Allison, Milton F. “Chick”

1937-1939

31 8 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Southern California Edison Company, Los Angeles, California

1937-1939

27 76 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Canada, All-Canada Radio Facilities Ltd., (All Canada Broadcasting System), Winnipeg, Canada

1937-1940

28 120 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, Schenectady, General Electric Company

1937-1940

29 28 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Potomac Electric Power Company, Washington D.C.

1937-1940

31 49 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Lubbock, KFYO, Plains Radio Broadcasting Company

1937-1940

45 53 Kee, Neal and Margaret aka Gordon and Margaret Munro correspondence, Clair Heyer

1937-1941

31 2 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Simon and Gwynn, Inc., Memphis, Tennessee,

1937-1942

16 1 KMBC radio employees, Maloney, Dorothy, correspondence

1937-1944

31 108 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, World Broadcasting System, New York, New York

1937-1945

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7 28 Midland Broadcasting Company, sponsoring businesses income

1937-1945

28 2 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Correspondence, Woodward, Russell “Woody”

1937-1946

16 21 KMBC radio employees, Myers, Charles “Chuck” W. 1937-1947

3 17 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, florists 1937-1948

3 67 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Meyer, X. Ouray

1937-1948

4 2 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts, (Margaret)

1937-1948

34 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Columbia Broadcasting, Inc.

1937-1949

43 64 Church, Arthur, correspondence, Warrick, Dupuy 1937-1953

2 65 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Campbell, Patrick “Pat” and Mildred

1937-1953

2 82 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Cool, Douglas “Butternut”

1937-1953

3 36 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hotels, miscellaneous

1937-1953

3 119 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Warrick, Dupuy and Ruth

1937-1953

55 40 “American Royal broadcast” scripts 1938

18 48 “Gas Alley” script draft incomplete, Western Auto Stores catalog

1938

18 28 “While Those Chapel Bells are Ringing (in the Church Across the Way)”, sheet music, Al Crocker, Sheet Music Exchange, Kansas City, Missouri

1938

47 48 “WHO (Des Moines, Iowa), Sunset Corners Frolic” script, April 16, 1938

1938

21 48 Business Week, #487, December 31, 1938, 1938


49 58 Corrigan reception, September 5, 1938, photographs, (1 B&W 3.5x5.5, 2 B&W 8x10)

1938

18 85 Fredrick Meyer Radio Advertising, New York, New York 1938

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49 57 International Food Fair, March 13-19, 1938, photographs, (1 B&W 3.75x5, 11 B&W 8x10)

1938

18 82 Kansas City Y.M.C.A. brochure 1938

14 41 KMBC radio employees, Ellis, Caroline, correspondence 1938


1938

44 79 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Though Your Gone”, score, Locke, Doris, Empire Publishing Company, Montreal, P.Q.

1938

55 27 KMBC radio photographs, Transmitter tower collapse, June 6 1938, photographs (23 B&W 8x10)

1938

21 22 KMBC radio programs, “Brush Creek Follies”, scripts 1938

53 7 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, January 3-January 14 1938

1938

53 8 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, January 21-January 31 1938

1938

53 9 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, February 1-February 15 1938

1938

53 10 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, February 16-February 28 1938

1938

53 11 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, March 1-March 16 1938

1938

53 12 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, March 17-March 31 1938

1938

53 13 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, April 1-April 15 1938

1938

53 14 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, scripts, April 19-April 29 1938

1938

33 22 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Betty Crocker Service programs”, scripts, March 2-March 30 1938

1938

48 20 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Betty Crocker Service programs”, scripts, January 5-January 28 1938

1938

48 21 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Betty Crocker Service programs”, scripts, February 2-February 25 1938

1938

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48 23 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Betty Crocker Service programs”, scripts, April 1-April 29 1938

1938

33 13 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, March 1-March 15 1938

1938

48 9 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, January 3-January 14 1938

1938

48 10 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, January 21-January 31 1938

1938

48 11 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, February 1-February 16 1938

1938

48 12 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, February 17-February 28 1838

1938

48 14 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, March 17-March 31 1938

1938

48 15 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, April 1-April 15 1938

1938

48 16 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Going Through Life with Betty and Bob”, scripts, April 19-April 29 1938

1938

53 17 KMBC radio programs, “Gold Medal Hour”, “Hymns of all Church’s”, scripts, February 1-February 28 1938

1938

53 18 KMBC RADIO PROGRAMS, “GOLD MEDAL HOUR”, “Hymns of all Church’s”, scripts, March 1-April 28 1938

1938

18 38 KMBC radio programs, “Perry Sargent Men’s Store”, scripts, Fran Mahaney

1938

27 2 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, “Coincidental Radio Check, San Diego, California, May 3, 1938”, Ross Federal Research Corporation

1938

27 36 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Blacket, Sample, Hummert, Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1938

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27 90 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Charles J. Pettinger Company, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana

1938

28 59 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas Power Company, Great Bend, Kansas

1938

29 53 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ralph Jones Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, re: National Electrical Manufacturers Association

1938

5 7 KMBC radio programs, “Smilin’ Valley Ranch” 1938

53 22 KMBC radio programs, “Smilin’ Valley Ranch”, 4th draft scripts

1938

32 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Night time on the Trail” scripts

1938

41 92 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas Rangers newsclippings

1938

21 75 KMBC radio programs, “When a Girl Marries”, synopsis, correspondence, Helen Sorrells, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

1938

51 25 KMBC radio programs, “Where the Trails Begin” audition script #1

1938

9 37 KMBC radio, KMBC of Kansas City, Mdsg. and Res. Dept., June 1938

1938

9 44 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #13 in the Greater Kansas City Area, November 12-18, 1938

1938

11 42 KMBC radio, programs report, October 1, 1938 1938

13 7 KMBC radio, Surefine Coffee scripts 1938


1938

6 46 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports 1938

7 27 Midland Broadcasting Company, sales quotas 1938

7 34 Midland Television Inc., Auditors report, December 31, 1937-December 31 1938, William H. Conway and Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1938

49 49 National Air Mail Week, Ruth Haviland, May 1938, photographs, (10 B&W 8x10)

1938

66 4 Radio Guide, Volume 8, #9, December 17, 1938 1938

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18 95 Skinner, Cornelia Otis, “Edna His Wife” brochure 1938

18 106 Statement of the Activities of the Rural Electrification Administration

1938

51 5 Taylor, Joanne, 5th anniversary photographs, (5 B&W 8x10) May 1 1938

1938

45 58 The Kansas Citian, Vol. 27, No. 19, May 10, 1938, The Chamber of Commerce of Kansas City, Missouri

1938

47 49 WHO Des Moines Picture Book 1938

55 45 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “M-N”, photographs, (14 B&W 8x10)

1938, undated

43 62 Free and Peters accounts 1938-1939

16 23 KMBC radio employees, Owens, Tex, fan mail 1938-1939

51 11 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, Colorado Pete, (George Martin) photographs, (9 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

51 8 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, Higsby photographs, (9 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

51 13 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, Kit and Kay, (Irene and Orlene Crouse) photographs, (7 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

51 1 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, photographs, (19 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

51 7 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, Prairie Pioneers photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

51 12 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, Ralph “Bud” Hunt and Earl “Spud” Bledsoe photographs, (8 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

51 10 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, Santa Fe Slim photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

51 2 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, Texas Rangers photographs, (10 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

51 9 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies”, The Fair Co-eds photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

1938-1939

27 26 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Aubrey, Moore and Wallace, Chicago, Illinois, re: International Harvester Company

1938-1939

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28 41 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Illinois, Chicago, H. W. Kastor and Sons Advertising Company, re: Proctor and Gamble

1938-1939

29 20 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Philco, New York, New York

1938-1939

31 43 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Big Springs, KGKO, re: Dallas Electric Service Company

1938-1939

34 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, correspondence 1938-1939

28 97 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Montana, Great Falls, KFBB

1938-1940

29 60 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Ringlep, Carter, sales reports

1938-1940

1 7 Church, Arthur B., personal correspondence, Mutual Interests Inc., Kansas City, Missouri

1938-1943

2 71 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Chesworth, Don

1938-1943

27 107 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, correspondence 1938-1949

3 25 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Graceland College, Lamoni, Iowa, includes photograph, (1 B&W 4x5)

1938-1950

3 20 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Fox, Leslie J. “Les” and Edith

1938-1951

3 41 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Jewelers 1938-1954

21 66 “Chosen Child, excerpts, “Jennifer and Katya: Mother and Daughter Alone”, “Katya and Maybelle”, “The End of Alec”, “The Torn Letter (Conrad and Jennifer)”, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois

1939

21 64 “Chosen Child”, outline, character biographies, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois

1939

21 65 “Chosen Child”, scripts, script, episodes 1 and 2, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois

1939

21 63 “Higgins House”, outline, character biographies, scripts 1, Mama and Euphelia, 2, Penny Brown, Dan and Miss Cora, 3, Mama, and Mr. And Mrs. Meek, 4, Milton Blot and Mr. Mitty, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois

1939

54 97 “Saturday night Ku Ku Club” play, August 19, 1939 1939

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51 23 “Westy” scripts 1939

49 32 Airport dedication, September 30, 1939, photographs, (5 B&W 8x10)

1939

49 33 American School of the Air, October 13, 1939, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1939

55 19 Artist Bureau Personal Appearance record, August-December 1939

1939

49 50 Boy Scout broadcast, March 5, 1939, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1939

1 26 Church, Arthur, Jock Garden Oil Company, Jesse Rahn farm lease, Arkansas City, Kansas

1939


3 71 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Moore, Herbert 1939

49 52 Federal Building dedication, (Kansas City Missouri), October 5, 1939, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

1939

21 49 Federal Register, Vol.4 #137, July 19, 1939 1939

51 24 Federal Trade Commission complaint, Midland Television, Inc.

1939

49 54 Hollywood Food fair, March 26-April 1, 1939, photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 7 B&W 8x10)

1939

18 89 Joanne Taylor, Oklahoma, Tulsa, KTUL 1939

49 13 Kansas City Blues and New York Yankees baseball players with Walt Lochman, photographs, (14 B&W 8x10)

1939

49 12 Kansas City Blues, (baseball team, includes Joe and Vince DiMaggio), photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

1939

49 14 Kansas City Blues, photographs, (11 B&W 8x10) 1939

51 17 Kansas City Playground Amateur Finals, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1939

14 39 KMBC radio employees, Eggleston, Stu 1939


14 45 KMBC radio employees, Evans, Phil, correspondence 1939


1939

15 36 KMBC radio employees, Hartman, Clarence “Dad”, “Idaho”, re: “Texas Rangers”

1939

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44 82 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Swing Little Indians, Swing”, score, Gracie Worth, Braun Music Company, Chicago, Illinois

1939

5 9 KMBC radio photographs, “Texas Rangers”, photographs, (18 B&W 8x10)

1939

49 39 KMBC radio photographs, CBS, Governor James V. Allred, Texas, January 14, 1939, photographs, (9 B&W 8x10)

1939

49 41 KMBC radio photographs, CBS, Graceland College, (Lamoni Iowa), Acapella Choir, January 29, 1939, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1939

49 40 KMBC radio photographs, CBS, Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra, January 27, 1939, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

1939

49 93 KMBC radio photographs, Ellis, Caroline, dinner in Des Moines, Iowa, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

1939

49 110 KMBC Radio photographs, Variety Showmanship Award plaque, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1939

45 54 KMBC radio programs, “Happy Kitchen”, Oven Ready Biscuits

1939

28 43 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Illinois, Joliet, WCLS

1939

28 124 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, White Plains, WFAS

1939

29 15 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, WFIL

1939

29 32 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Proctor and Gamble Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

1939

31 48 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Texas, Fort Worth, KOKO

1939

53 20 KMBC radio programs, “Skipper Hawkins” scripts, Gomer Cool

1939

32 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Trail Blazers”, scripts and reference material, Cool, Gomer

1939

34 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, correspondence, miscellaneous

1939

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38 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Movies correspondence

1939

41 91 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas Rangers and Tex Owens, script, January 8, 1939

1939

5 8 KMBC radio programs, “Thunder in the West” 1939

18 47 KMBC radio programs, “Thunder in the West”, synopsis and correspondence, Cool, Gomer

1939

9 11 KMBC radio, FCC Commission Order #37, Docket #5060, questionnaire and response

1939

9 45 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #14 in the Greater Kansas City Area, February 18-24, 1939

1939

9 46 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #15 in the Greater Kansas City Area, June 21-27, 1939

1939

10 10 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #Special in the Greater Kansas City Area, April 17-21, 1939

1939

13 5 KMBC radio, station logs 1939

13 18 KMBC radio, wages and overtime reports 1939


1939


7 33 Midland Broadcasting Company, time sales 1939

7 50 Midland Television Inc., Auditors report, December 31, 1939, William H. Conway and Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1939

7 49 Midland Television Inc., Auditors report, March 31, 1939, William H. Conway and Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1939

7 53 Midland Television Inc., Balance sheet, April 30, 1939 1939

45 52 OLYMPICS OF THE AIR 1939

18 123 The Advertiser Monthly in the Interest of Good Advertising, Volume 10, number 12, December 1939

1939

21 25 The Code of the National Association of Broadcasters Adopted by the 17th Annual Convention of the NAB, National Association of Broadcasters, July 11 1939

1939

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40 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Presentation drafts, May 18, 1939

1939, undated

47 41 Taylor, H. Kenneth, addresses, re: Joanne Taylor 1939, undated

3 2 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Del Monte Properties Company, Del Monte, California

1939-1940

6 18 First National Television Inc., balance sheets, August 31 1939-January 31 1940

1939-1940

17 20 KMBC radio employees, Singer, Harry correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1939-1940

27 34 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Batten Barton Durstine and Osborn, Inc, New York, New York, re: General Electric Company

1939-1940

27 75 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, California, San Francisco, KGO, National Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1939-1940

28 100 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, National Broadcasting Company, Inc, New York, New York

1939-1940

33 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Artists Bureau Inc.

1939-1940

14 1 KMBC radio employees 1939-1941

15 38 KMBC radio employees, Hendricks, Bertha 1939-1941

15 42 KMBC radio employees, Huckins, Janet 1939-1941

17 15 KMBC radio employees, Sells, Paul “Monty”, “Monte” 1939-1941

34 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Columbia Management of California Inc.

1939-1941

5 13 KMBC radio, “Texas Rangers” 1939-1941

3 73 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Morris, Harry O. “Tom” and Virginia Alice (Church)

1939-1943

3 43 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Johnstone, Theodore A. “Ted”

1939-1944

2 54 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Braniff, Thomas E. “Tom” and Bess

1939-1946

3 78 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Palmer House, Chicago, Illinois

1939-1946

15 48 KMBC radio employees, Karney, Beulah 1939-1946

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3 112 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Terminix Company, Kansas City

1939-1947

15 62 KMBC radio employees, Mahaney, Fran “Irish” Jr., re: “Texas Rangers”

1939-1947

3 70 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Mission Hills Country Club, Kansas City, Missouri

1939-1948

16 7 KMBC radio employees, McConnell, James correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1939-1949

37 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library recordings correspondence

1939-1949

5 12 KMBC radio, “Texas Rangers” 1939-1949

14 37 KMBC radio employees, Edwards, Eddie, aka “George Washington White”, “Flash”

1939-1949, undated

14 17 KMBC radio employees, Crawford, Robert “Bob”, “Captain Bob”, re: “Texas Rangers”

1939-1950

15 54 KMBC radio employees, Koerper, Karl, memos 1939-1950

3 37 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, J. C. Nichols and Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1939-1951

3 108 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Stone, Leon and Peggy “Peg”

1939-1953

1 13 Church, Arthur B., personal, family correspondence, (grandchildren, nieces, nephews)

1939-1954

4 7 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Wines and spirits

1939-1974

55 23 Artist Bureau Personal Appearance record, April 1940 1940

55 21 Artist Bureau Personal Appearance record, February 1940

1940

55 20 Artist Bureau Personal Appearance record, January 1940 1940

55 22 Artist Bureau Personal Appearance record, March 1940 1940


1940

1 46 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, includes photograph, (1 B&W 4x5)

1940

4 8 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Woodbury, J. B. “Bick”

1940

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5 35 FCC testimony reguarding application or WREN Broadcasting Company, Inc., Lawrence, Kansas, for construction permit, docket #5491

1940

14 8 KMBC radio employees, Braun, Bob correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1940



1940

15 43 KMBC radio employees, Huckins, Janet, correspondence 1940

15 49 KMBC radio employees, Karney, Beulah, fan mail 1940

16 16 KMBC radio employees, Mears, Martha, re: “Texas Rangers”

1940

44 72 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Nightfall on the Prairie”, score, Toce, Andy, Spardo, Michael and Glover, Bob, Dave Ringle Publishing, New York, New York

1940

49 89 KMBC radio photographs, “Brush Creek Follies” audience, January 27, 1940, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1940

20 46 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Everett N. Crosby Ltd

1940

20 37 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Gladys Virginia Manners

1940

20 47 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Halley, George 1940

20 48 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Koerper, Karl 1940

20 52 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, newsclippings 1940

27 41 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, C. E. Hooper, Inc., New York, New York

1940

28 31 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, General Electric Company negotiations

1940

28 52 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Iowa, Sioux City, WNAX

1940

28 61 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Kansas, Emporia, KTSW, Emporia Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1940

28 118 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New York, Kingston, WKNY

1940

31 23 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Swayze, John 1940

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31 77 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Virginia, Staunton, WRVA, Shenandoah Valley Broadcasting Corporation

1940

31 85 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington, Tacoma, KMO

1940

32 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “A Day at Circle J” (Old Gold show)

1940

32 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “A Day at Circle J” audition script

1940

32 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, A Gift of Memories, Locke, Doris, San Antonio, Texas

1940


1940

36 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, J. Walter Thompson / Kellogg Company

1940

9 47 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #16 in the Greater Kansas City Area, February 18-24, 1940

1940


1940


1940

12 31 KMBC radio, Report from Karl Koerper to Arthur Church, March 1940

1940


43 54 Local Station policies at Station WMBD Peoria, Illinois, Leonard Power, Federal Radio Education Committee

1940


1940

6 39 Midland Broadcasting Company, Budget 1940


7 29 Midland Broadcasting Company, stock certificate 1940



1940

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21 52 National Association of Broadcasters by-laws 1940

5 83 Reddy Kilowatt 1940

49 46 Ruhl-Hartman High School, Kansas City, January 8, 1940, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1940

66 11 Kansas City trade area airline system route map 1940 circa

20 44 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Chesworth, Don 1940-1941

20 56 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, William Esty and Company, Inc. (Dick Marvin)

1940-1941

32 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Flying Horse Ranch” aka “Red Horse Ranch”, correspondence

1940-1941

8 59 KMBC radio, coincidental surveys 1940-1941

15 20 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George E., correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1940-1942

20 55 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Warrick, Koontz and Hazard

1940-1942

17 25 KMBC radio employees, Strand, Joseph Carl Emanuel, “Joe”

1940-1943

20 43 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Braun, Bob 1940-1944

20 45 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Church, Arthur 1940-1944

34 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Denver, KLZ

1940-1945

15 37 KMBC radio employees, Hartman, Clarence “Dad”, “Idaho”, re: “Texas Rangers”

1940-1947

43 63 Church, Arthur, correspondence, Loucks, Phillip 1940-1948

15 41 KMBC radio employees, Heyser, Fran, re: “Texas Rangers”

1940-1948

43 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, World Broadcasting System, Inc.

1940-1948

3 88 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Railroads, miscellaneous companies

1940-1949

15 51 KMBC radio employees, Koeprer, Karl correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1940-1949

34 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado radio stations

1940-1949

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3 1 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Dancer, H. M. “Mix”

1940-1951

35 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Free and Peters, Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1940-1951

3 58 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Loucks, Phillip 1940-1952

2 35 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Automobiles 1940-1953

3 53 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Krahl, A. Kenneth “Ken”

1940-1953

6 45 Midland Broadcasting Company, Employment application 1940s circa

45 40 US Navy jet bomb newsclippings (from Arky) 1940s circa

21 43 “American Plan”, manuscript, Hope Rider 1941

21 44 “Lost in a Lonely Dream”, manuscript, Hope Rider 1941

21 45 “Love at First Sight”, manuscript, Hope Rider 1941

45 56 “Mainstreet America” synopsis 1941

5 14 “Union now” Manuscript 1941

5 21 Beer advertising survey, Conlin, Robert S. 1941


1941


2 66 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Canadian trip 1941

3 14 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Evans, Phil 1941

3 44 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Jones, Ann Ellen

1941

3 114 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Van Voorhis, Cornelius W., aka “Hugh Conrad”

1941

21 50 Institute of Radio Engineers 1941

69 9 Kellogg District Map, January 1, 1941 1941


1941



1941

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15 34 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George, National Programs Sales

1941


15 59 KMBC radio employees, Levy, Robert M., “Bert Lane” 1941

15 60 KMBC radio employees, Lochman, Walt, correspondence 1941

16 28 KMBC radio employees, Rider, Hope 1941

44 9 KMBC radio programs, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, Newsclippings

1941

20 40 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Adams, Felix 1941

20 42 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Bennett, Sam 1941


1941


20 53 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Presentation book replacement page

1941

29 50 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Radio station price guide

1941

31 97 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, West Virginia, Welch, WBRW

1941

54 94 KMBC radio programs, “Pun and Punishment” survey 1941

33 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Adams, Felix, correspondence

1941

33 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Audition script for library presentation, May, 19, 1941

1941

34 92 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Dr. Pepper contract drafts

1941

36 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, International Radio Sales, New York, New York

1941


1941

36 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, J. Walter Thompson / Kellogg Company contract

1941

37 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library lists correspondence

1941

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37 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence

1941

42 84 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Warrick, Koontz and Hazard, correspondence

1941

43 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, World Broadcasting System correspondence

1941

47 16 KMBC radio programs, “Thunder in the West”, synopsis and script 1, Gomer Cool

1941

8 34 KMBC radio, American Plan recordings 1941

9 10 KMBC radio, employee memorandum accounts 1941



1941


1941



43 55 Radio and television Bibliography, 5th edition, CBS, November 1941

1941

5 34 Report on allocation of a 550 kilocycle station in Kansas City, Martin V. Kiebert Jr., February 16 1941

1941

54 95 WBZ and WBZA coverage data 1941

49 115 Yosemite, photographs (5 B&W 3x5) 1941

45 57 “This is America” 1941-1942

3 111 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Symons, Frank S.

1941-1942

5 54 Hooperatings report C. E. Hooper, Inc. 1941-1942

20 41 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn, Inc., Chicago, Ill.

1941-1942

34 91 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Dr. Pepper / Kellogg negotiations

1941-1942

37 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Lord and Thomas Advertising, Chicago, Illinois

1941-1942

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37 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, Boston, WBZ

1941-1942

41 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts 1941-1942

21 81 Thompson, Nancy and Seale, Al, correspondence 1941-1942

3 45 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Kansas City Chamber of Commerce

1941-1943

3 47 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Kansas City Philharmonic Association

1941-1943

3 97 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Saddle and Sirloin Club, Kansas City, Missouri

1941-1943

37 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, Boston, radio stations

1941-1943

42 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Dallas, KRLD, the Times Herald Station

1941-1943

3 83 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Pratt, Ross 1941-1944

20 51 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Koerper, Karl 1941-1944

33 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona, Phoenix, KOY, Arizona Network

1941-1944

39 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, NBC Blue Network, New York, New York

1941-1944

39 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cincinnati, WKRC, Cincinnati Times-Star Company

1941-1944

39 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cincinnati, WKRC, Cincinnati Times-Star Company

1941-1944

43 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, La Crosse WKBH continuity scripts

1941-1944

34 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, San Francisco, KQW, Pacific Agricultural Foundation, Ltd.

1941-1945

36 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Indianapolis, WISH, Capitol Broadcasting Corporation

1941-1945

39 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, New York, WJZ

1941-1945

39 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cincinnati, WCKY, L. B. Wilson, Inc.

1941-1945

39 115 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, KYW, Westinghouse Radio Stations, Inc.

1941-1945

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43 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, William Esty and Company, New York, New York

1941-1945

33 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Broadcast Music, Inc.

1941-1946

34 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Canadian radio stations

1941-1946

36 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, WLS

1941-1946

3 54 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Lawrence, Berenice

1941-1947

3 95 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Rotary Club of Kansas City

1941-1947

34 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Canadian companies

1941-1947

39 84 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, KOMA

1941-1947

40 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Presba, Fellers and Presba, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, re: Mantle Lamp Company, Flex-O-Glass Company

1941-1947

43 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, La Crosse, WKBH

1941-1947

3 89 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Railway Express Agency, Kansas City, Missouri

1941-1948

15 55 KMBC radio employees, Krahl, Kenneth, memos 1941-1948

34 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Columbia Records correspondence

1941-1948

34 99 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Erwin, Wasey and Company, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, New York, New York

1941-1948

34 101 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Executive office correspondence

1941-1948

36 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Indianapolis, WIRE, Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc.

1941-1948

39 88 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Tulsa, KTUL

1941-1948

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39 89 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Tulsa, KTUL

1941-1948

7 39 Midland Broadcasting Company, W9XER TV, experimental television information

1941-1948

3 59 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Loundsberry, Ike

1941-1949

15 52 KMBC radio employees, Koeprer, Karl correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1941-1949

33 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona, Tucson, KTUC, Tucson Broadcasting Company, Arizona Network

1941-1949

34 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Pueblo, KGHF

1941-1949

34 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Correspondence

1941-1949

37 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, McCann-Erickson Inc., New York New York, Portland Oregon. Cleveland Ohio, re: KHMO Hannibal, Missouri

1941-1949

39 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Notes 1941-1949

3 21 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Free, James L. “Jim” and Julie

1941-1951

2 47 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Bill, Edgar L. and Jessica

1941-1952

11 12 KMBC radio, policy / procedure memos, C-H 1941-1952

11 14 KMBC radio, policy / procedure memos, L-S 1941-1952

2 20 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Abramson, Ben (Argus Book Shop) New York, New York

1941-1953

3 35 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hooper, Charles E.

1941-1953

3 46 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Kansas City Club, Kansas City, Missouri

1941-1953

13 34 KMBC, building space rental studies 1941-1954

51 38 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, Taishoff, Sol 1941-1974

45 17 “Give ‘em the Ack-Ack Mac”, manuscript, words and music by Pinky Tomlin and Archie Berdahl

1942

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21 67 “Junior Miss series”, script “The Best Things Come in Small Packages”, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois

1942

45 21 “We Want to do Uncle Sam for you”, manuscript, words and music by P. Hans Flath

1942

45 22 Church, Arthur B., personal, sinus x-rays, (4 B&W 7.75x9.75)

1942

1 24 Church, Arthur, H. F. Wilcox Oil and Gas Company, Tulsa Oklahoma

1942


1942


2 28 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Anderson, Warrick, includes photograph, (1 B&W 8x10)

1942

2 36 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Avery, Lew 1942

3 13 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Etzenhauser, V. B.

1942

3 99 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, School of Social Service Administration, Chicago, Illinois (Margaret)

1942

4 33 Church, Arthur, United States Treasury Department citation

1942

18 86 Crown Cork and Seal Company, Baltimore, Maryland 1942

69 1 Free and Peters advertising proof for “Broadcasting” magazine featuring Arthur Church

1942

18 75 Kansas City Motorists Association, Kansas City, Missouri 1942

14 7 KMBC radio employees, Berdahl, Archie, re: “Texas Rangers”

1942


1942


1942


15 61 KMBC radio employees, Lochman, Walt, correspondence 1942

16 2 KMBC radio employees, Maloney, Dorothy, memos 1942

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44 7 KMBC radio programs, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, Additional material for plot outline, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois, February 24 1942

1942

44 8 KMBC radio programs, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, Forward, propaganda uses, plot synopsis, characterizations, 1942-1943, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois, January 23 1942

1942

44 10 KMBC radio programs, “Arnold Grimm’s Daughter”, Special script for General Mills Family party, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois, April 4 1942

1942


20 54 KMBC radio programs, “Bonnie King”, Ruthrauff and Ryan, Inc.

1942

21 69 KMBC radio programs, “Heritage” audition script, Janet Huckins

1942

21 68 KMBC radio programs, “Heritage” plot synopsis and scripts, three script, episodes, Janet Huckins, Chicago, Illinois

1942

29 3 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Oregon, Grants Pass, KUIN, Southern Oregon Broadcasting Company

1942

33 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Associated Gasoline Account correspondence

1942

34 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Chuckwagon Get-Together scripts

1942

34 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Coca-Cola account correspondence

1942

34 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Denver, KLZ, continuity

1942


1942

34 98 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Eldesser-Heynemaan Company, San Francisco, California

1942

34 100 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Exclusive Radio Features, Limited, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

1942

35 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Hooper special report, Texas Rangers, Dallas-Fort Worth, C. E. Hooper, Inc., December 1941-March 1942

1942

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35 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Hooper special report, Texas Rangers, San Antonio, C. E. Hooper, Inc., October 1941-March 1942

1942

36 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Rock Island, WHBF continuity scripts

1942


1942

36 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, J. Walter Thompson / Kellogg Company continuity scripts, April-May 1942

1942

36 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, J. Walter Thompson / Kellogg Company continuity scripts, June-July 1942

1942

36 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kellogg Company chronology

1942

37 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, January-February, 1942

1942

37 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, March-April, 1942

1942

37 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, May-June, 1942

1942

37 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, July-August, 1942

1942

37 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, September-October, 1942

1942

37 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, November-December, 1942

1942

37 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Lion Oil Refining Company, El Dorado, Arkansas

1942

37 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, McClatchy Group, Sacramento, California, (KERN Bakersfield, KML Fresno, KFBK Sacramento, KWG Stockton, California KOH Reno Nevada)

1942

38 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Miscellaneous company and agency correspondence

1942

38 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Montana, Helena, KPFA

1942

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38 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska radio stations

1942

38 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, Omaha, KOWH, Omaha World-Herald

1942

39 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Canton, WHBC, Ohio Broadcasting Company

1942

39 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Findlay, WFIN, Findlay Radio Company

1942

39 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Findlay, WFIN, Findlay Radio Company, continuities

1942

39 101 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oregon, Portland, KXL

1942

39 105 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pacific Coast Network / Miller correspondence

1942

41 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sharp and Company, Dallas, Texas

1942

41 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina, Anderson, WAIM, Anderson Independent and Daily Mail

1942

41 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Dakota, KABR

1942

41 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Talent contracts 1942

42 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, transcribed library reports

1942

42 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Transcribed library, March 9, 1942

1942

54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Richmond, WRVA, The Edgeworth Radio Station, continuities

1942

42 109 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington DC, WRC, WMAL, National Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1942

43 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wyoming radio stations

1942

8 18 KMBC radio, Account mailing list, August 26, 1942 1942

8 26 KMBC radio, Advertising agency mailing list, August 26, 1942

1942

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10 3 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #21 in the Greater Kansas City Area, December 13-19, 1942

1942

10 4 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #21 in the Greater Kansas City Area, December 13-19, 1942, continued

1942

10 11 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey Special #20.5 in the Greater Kansas City Area, May 1942

1942

11 3 KMBC radio, Officers, Department and Division Heads as of January 16, 1942

1942

12 34 KMBC radio, Sales Department weekly reports 1942

13 15 KMBC radio, Transmitter access codes for staff and visitors

1942





1942

39 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cincinnati, WKRC, Cincinnati Times-Star Company, continuity

1942 circa

40 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Rope ‘em in with the Texas Rangers, promotional booklet

1942 circa

40 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Scranton, WGBI continuity scripts

1942, undated

8 22 KMBC radio, Advertisers 1942, undated

2 26 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, American Legion Post #135

1942-1943

3 90 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, rationing 1942-1943

15 58 KMBC radio employees, Leighter, Sam, re: “Texas Rangers”

1942-1943

33 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, All-Canada Radio Facilities Ltd.

1942-1943

33 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas radio stations

1942-1943

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33 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Blackett-Sample-Hummert, Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1942-1943

33 85 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Fresno, KFRE

1942-1943

34 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Los Angeles, KNX, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., continuity

1942-1943

34 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Sacramento, KROY, Royal Miller Station

1942-1943

34 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Camel Caravan correspondence

1942-1943

34 83 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, D’Arcy Advertising Company, New York, New York

1942-1943

35 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida radio stations

1942-1943

35 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Friedman-Shelby Branch International Shoe Company, (Red Goose Division), St. Louis, Missouri

1942-1943

35 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia radio stations

1942-1943

35 74 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Howard H. Wilson Company, New York, New York

1942-1943

35 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Idaho, Idaho Falls, KID

1942-1943

35 90 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Barrington, Jewel Tea Company, Inc.

1942-1943

36 75 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky radio stations

1942-1943

36 92 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Lawrence Everling Agency, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1942-1943

37 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland, Baltimore, WCBM

1942-1943

37 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, Boston, Yankee Network

1942-1943

38 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mississippi radio stations

1942-1943

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38 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mississippi, Mc Comb, WSKB, Mc Comb Broadcasting Corporation

1942-1943

38 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, National Oats Company, East St. Louis, Illinois, postcard, “Rendezvous” room, New Hotel Jefferson, Saint Louis, Missouri

1942-1943

38 85 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Hampshire radio stations

1942-1943

41 95 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York radio stations

1942-1943

38 115 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Ithaca, WHCU

1942-1943

39 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, New York, WJZ

1942-1943

39 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Washington, WRRF, We Radiate Real Friendship, Tar Heel Broadcasting System, Inc.

1942-1943

39 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Dakota radio stations

1942-1943

39 77 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma radio stations

1942-1943

39 114 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Lancaster, WGAL, Mason Dixon Radio Group

1942-1943

39 118 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Westinghouse Radio Stations Inc.

1942-1943

40 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ralph C. Busbey Advertising Agency, Akron Ohio

1942-1943

40 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Requests for audition recording returns

1942-1943

40 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Russell M. Seeds Company Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1942-1943

41 89 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, WROL, Stuart Broadcasting Company, continuity

1942-1943

41 90 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Testimonial letters

1942-1943

42 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Beaumont, KRIC, Beaumont Enterprise and Beaumont Journal

1942-1943

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42 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Utah radio stations

1942-1943

42 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Walker Agency, New York New York

1942-1943

43 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, West Virginia radio stations

1942-1943

43 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin radio stations

1942-1943

43 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Wausau, WSAU, Northern Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1942-1943

7 43 Midland Radio and Television Schools of Georgia, 1942-1943

3 63 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Marvin, Richard, “Dick”

1942-1944


1942-1944

33 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alabama, Birmingham, WSGN, The News-Age-Herald Station

1942-1944

33 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alaska radio stations

1942-1944

33 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas, Hot Springs, KWFC

1942-1944

33 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Armand S. Weill Company, Inc. Advertising, Buffalo, New York

1942-1944

33 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Beaumont and Hohman, Omaha, Nebraska

1942-1944

34 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, San Francisco, KSFO, Associated Broadcasters, Inc.

1942-1944

35 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Tampa, WFLA

1942-1944

35 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Form letters 1942-1944

35 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Free and Peters, Inc., San Francisco, California

1942-1944

35 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Atlanta, WAGA

1942-1944

35 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Howard H. Wilson Company, Chicago, Illinois

1942-1944

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35 99 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, WCFL

1942-1944

35 100 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, WENR

1942-1944

36 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, WJJD

1942-1944

36 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, East St. Louis, WTMV

1942-1944

36 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Rock Island, WHBF, Rock Island Argus

1942-1944

36 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Evansville, WGBF / WEOA

1942-1944

36 83 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Louisville, WINN, Kentucky Broadcasting Corporation

1942-1944

37 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland, Baltimore, WBAL

1942-1944

37 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, Boston, WCOP, Massachusetts Broadcasting Corporation

1942-1944

37 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, Lawrence, WLAW, Hildreth and Rogers Company

1942-1944

37 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, Detroit, WJLB, James L. Booth Broadcasting Inc.

1942-1944

37 75 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, Flint, WFDF,

1942-1944

38 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Duluth, WEBC, (Arrowhead Radio Network, WMFC Hibbing, WHLB Virginia City, WFAY Fargo North Dakota, WJMS Ironwood, WATW Ashland, WDMJ Marquette, WHDF Calumet-Houghton, WROC Rochester, WKBH La Crosse Wisconsin, WEAU Eau Clair Wisconsin)

1942-1944

38 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Mankato, KYSM

1942-1944

38 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mississippi, Jackson, WJDX, WGMC, WFOR, and WAML, Lamar Life Insurance Company

1942-1944

38 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, St. Louis, KSD, St. Louis Post-Dispatch

1942-1944

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38 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, Omaha, WOW, Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society

1942-1944

38 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Hampshire, Manchester, WMUR

1942-1944

38 93 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Jersey, Paterson, WPAT, North Jersey Broadcasting Company

1942-1944

38 98 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Mexico, Albuquerque, KOB, Albuquerque Broadcasting Company

1942-1944

39 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, New York, radio stations

1942-1944

39 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Zealand 1942-1944

39 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Charlotte, WAYS

1942-1944

39 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Charlotte, WBT, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

1942-1944

39 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Dakota, Fargo, WDAY

1942-1944

39 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cleveland, WJW

1942-1944

39 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Enid, KCRC, Oklahoma Network

1942-1944

39 98 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oregon, Eugene, KORE

1942-1944

39 110 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Eire, WLEU

1942-1944

39 116 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, WCAU

1942-1944

40 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Reading, WRAW, Reading Broadcasting Company

1942-1944

40 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Puerto Rico 1942-1944

41 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina, Greenville, WFBC, News-Piedmont Company

1942-1944

41 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina, Greenville, WMRC

1942-1944

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41 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Dakota, Rapid City, KOHB, Black Hill Broadcasting Company, advertising copy

1942-1944

42 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Corpus Christi, KRIS, Gulf Coast Broadcasting Company

1942-1944

42 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Houston, KTRH

1942-1944

42 97 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Seattle, KRSC

1942-1944

43 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin radio stations

1942-1944

43 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Appleton, WHBY,

1942-1944

43 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Madison, WIBA, Badger Broadcasting Company

1942-1944

4 1 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Warrick, Koontz and Hazard

1942-1945

33 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alabama, Montgomery, WSFA, Montgomery Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1942-1945

33 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona, Safford, KGLU

1942-1945

33 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas, El Dorado, KELD

1942-1945

33 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas, Little Rock, KARK, Arkansas Radio and Equipment Company

1942-1945

33 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Benton and Bowles, New York, New York

1942-1945

33 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Blue Network correspondence

1942-1945

34 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Los Angeles, KMPC

1942-1945

34 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Connecticut radio stations

1942-1945

34 97 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Edward Petry Company, Inc., Detroit, Michigan, re: Ralston Purina Company, Wildroot Company

1942-1945

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35 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Sarasota, WSPB

1942-1945

35 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Free and Peters, Inc., Hollywood, California

1942-1945

35 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Cordele, WMJM

1942-1945

35 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Dalton, WBLJ

1942-1945

35 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Glenn Advertising, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

1942-1945

35 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Hillman-Shane-Breyer, Los Angeles California

1942-1945

35 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, House and Leland, Portland, Oregon

1942-1945

35 97 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, Katz Agency, Inc.

1942-1945

36 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Decatur, WSOY

1942-1945

36 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Jacksonville, WLDS

1942-1945

36 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Indianapolis, WFBM

1942-1945

36 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Lafayette, WASK

1942-1945

36 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Fort Dodge, KVFD, Northwest Broadcasting Company

1942-1945

36 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Waterloo, KXEL, Josh Higgins Broadcasting Company

1942-1945

36 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, John Blair and Company, San Francisco California

1942-1945

36 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, Dodge City, KGNO, Dodge City Broadcasting Company

1942-1945

36 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, Garden City, KIUL

1942-1945

36 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, Great Bend, KVGB

1942-1945

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36 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, Wichita, KANS

1942-1945

36 86 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Paducah, WPAD, Hopkinsville, WHOP, Henderson, WSON, Paducah Broadcasting Company

1942-1945

37 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana, New Orleans, WDSU, Stephens Broadcasting Company

1942-1945

37 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana, Shreveport, KWKH, KTBS Shreveport, Shreveport Times

1942-1945

37 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland, Baltimore, WFBA

1942-1945

37 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland, Cumberland, WTBO

1942-1945

37 77 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, Muskegon, WKBZ, Ashbacker Radio Corporation

1942-1945

38 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Duluth, KDAL

1942-1945

38 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mississippi, Columbus, WCBI

1942-1945

38 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Sedalia, KDRO

1942-1945

38 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Montana, Great Falls, KFBB, Buttrey Broadcast, Inc

1942-1945

38 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Montana, Sidney, KGCX

1942-1945

38 99 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Mexico, Clovis, KICA

1942-1945

39 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Niagara Falls, WHLD, Niagara Falls Gazette Radio

1942-1945

39 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Ashville, WISE

1942-1945

39 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Durham, WDNC

1942-1945

39 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Winston-Salem, WSJS

1942-1945

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39 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cincinnati, WCPO, Cincinnati Post

1942-1945

39 74 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Toledo, WTOL, Community Broadcasting Company

1942-1945

39 82 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Muskogee, KBIX

1942-1945

39 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Tulsa, KOME, Oklahoma Network

1942-1945

39 96 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oregon, Bend, KBND

1942-1945

39 117 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, WDAS

1942-1945

39 119 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, WFIL

1942-1945

40 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pitluk Advertising Company, San Antonio Texas

1942-1945

40 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Rhode Island, Providence, WPRO, Cherry and Webb Broadcasting Company

1942-1945

41 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sherman K. Ellis Company, New York, New York

1942-1945

41 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sidney Garfinkel Advertising Agency, San Francisco California

1942-1945

41 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Skinner and Eddy Corporation, Seattle, Washington

1942-1945

41 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina, Columbia, WIS

1942-1945

41 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina, Spartanburg, WSPA, Spartanburg Advertising Company

1942-1945

41 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ted Bates, Inc., New York, New York

1942-1945

41 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Knoxville, WNOX, Knoxville News-Sentinel

1942-1945

42 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Charlottesville, WCHV

1942-1945

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42 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Covington, WKEY (nee WJMA)

1942-1945

42 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Martinsville, WMVA, Martinsville Broadcasting Company

1942-1945

42 88 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Centralia, KELA

1942-1945

43 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, West Virginia radio stations

1942-1945

43 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, William Morris Agency, Inc., New York, New York, Beverly Hills, California

1942-1945

43 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Duluth / Superior, WDSM

1942-1945

43 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Sheboygan, WHBL

1942-1945

7 45 Midland Radio and Television Schools, Inc. 1942-1945

14 6 KMBC radio employees, Bennett, Sam, financial statements,

1942-1946

15 53 KMBC radio employees, Koerper, Karl, financial statements

1942-1946

33 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alabama, Birmingham, WBRC, Birmingham Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1942-1946

33 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Biow Company, Inc., New York, New York

1942-1946

34 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Colorado Springs, KVOR, Out West Broadcasting Company

1942-1946

34 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Continuity script samples

1942-1946

35 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Jacksonville, WMBR, Florida Broadcasting Company

1942-1946

35 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Free and Peters, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia

1942-1946

35 91 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Bloomington, WJBC

1942-1946

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36 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Peoria, WMBD, Peoria Broadcasting Company

1942-1946

36 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Sioux City, KTRI, Sioux City Broadcasting Company

1942-1946

36 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, Wichita, KFH

1942-1946

37 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana, Monroe, KMLB, Liner’s Broadcasting Station, Inc.

1942-1946

37 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, Worcester, WTAG

1942-1946

37 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, Detroit, WJR

1942-1946

38 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Rochester, KROC, Southern Minnesota Broadcasting Company

1942-1946

38 116 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Jamestown, WJTN, Jamestown Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1942-1946

39 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Rochester, WHEC

1942-1946

39 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cincinnati, WSAI, Crosley Corporation

1942-1946

40 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, WCAE, Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph

1942-1946

40 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Washington, WJPA

1942-1946

41 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Knoxville, WBIR

1942-1946

41 82 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Memphis, Lake-Spiro-Shurman Inc.

1942-1946

41 83 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Memphis, WMC, Memphis Publishing Company

1942-1946

41 86 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Nashville, WLAC

1942-1946

41 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Nashville, WSIX

1942-1946

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41 88 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, WROL, Stuart Broadcasting Company

1942-1946

42 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, San Antonio, KONO, Mission Broadcasting Company

1942-1946

42 74 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Richmond, WRVA, The Edgeworth Radio Station

1942-1946

42 104 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington DC 1942-1946

42 108 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington DC, WOL, Cowles Broadcasting Company

1942-1946

42 92 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Olympia, KGY

1942-1946

42 94 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Seattle, KIRO

1942-1946

42 103 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Walla Walla, KUJ / Idaho, Lewiston, KRLC

1942-1946

43 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, West Virginia, Logan, WLOG, Clarence H. Frey and Robert O. Greever

1942-1946

34 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Compton Advertising, Inc., New York, New York

1942-1947

35 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Rome, WRGA

1942-1947

35 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Toccoa, WRLC

1942-1947

35 85 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois advertising agencies

1942-1947

35 88 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois stations 1942-1947

35 92 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Cairo, WKRO

1942-1947

36 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Fort Wayne, WOWO / WGL

1942-1947

36 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Kokomo, WKMO

1942-1947

36 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa radio stations

1942-1947

36 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Jim Duffy Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1942-1947

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36 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, radio stations

1942-1947

36 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Louisville, WGRC

1942-1947

37 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana, New Orleans, Jackson Brewing Company

1942-1947

37 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maine, Portland, WGAN, Portland Broadcasting System

1942-1947

37 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland radio stations

1942-1947

37 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland, companies

1942-1947

37 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, companies

1942-1947

37 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, Pontiac, WCAR

1942-1947

38 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, WDGY, George W. Young

1942-1947

38 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Montana, Missoula, KGVO

1942-1947

38 107 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York radio stations

1942-1947

38 110 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Buffalo, WBEN, Buffalo Evening News Radio Station

1942-1947

39 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Syracuse. WSYR, Central New York Broadcasting Corporation

1942-1947

39 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Ashville, WWNC, Ashville Citizen-Times

1942-1947

39 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Concord, WEGO

1942-1947

39 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cleveland radio stations

1942-1947

39 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cleveland, WGAR

1942-1947

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39 93 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Olian Advertising Company, St. Louis Missouri

1942-1947

39 100 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oregon, Portland, KOIN

1942-1947

39 108 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania companies

1942-1947

40 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh radio stations

1942-1947

41 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Dakota radio stations

1942-1947

41 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee 1942-1947

42 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas advertising agencies

1942-1947

42 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Amarillo, KGNC, Globe-News Publishing Company, Plains Radio Broadcasting Company

1942-1947

42 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Houston, KXYZ

1942-1947

42 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, San Antonio, KBAC, Texas State Network

1942-1947

42 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, San Antonio, WOAI, Southland Industries, Inc.

1942-1947

42 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tracy-Locke-Dawson Advertising, Inc., Dallas Texas, re: Mrs. Baird’s Bread Company

1942-1947

42 76 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Roanoke, WDBJ, Times-World Corporation

1942-1947

42 107 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington DC, WJSV / WTOP, Columbia broadcasting System, Inc.

1942-1947

42 91 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Everett, KRKO, Everett Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1942-1947

43 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, West Virginia, Charleston, WCHS

1942-1947

39 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Northern Electrical Company Ltd., Montreal, Quebec, Canada

1942-1947, undated

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3 115 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Von Lengerke and Antone

1942-1948

44 89 KMBC Memos 1942-1948

33 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alabama, Montgomery, WCOV

1942-1948

33 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona radio stations

1942-1948

33 83 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Eureka, KIEM

1942-1948

34 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Los Angeles, KNX, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

1942-1948

34 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Campbell-Mithun, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, re: Purity Bakery

1942-1948

35 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Miami, WQAM, Miami Broadcasting Company

1942-1948

35 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Grant Advertising, Dallas Texas, Chicago Illinois, New York, New York, re: Cudahy’s Mineral Feed, Skillern Drug Company

1942-1948

35 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Hawaii, Honolulu, KGU, Advertiser Publishing Company, Ltd.

1942-1948

35 82 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Idaho, Nampa, KFXD

1942-1948

35 83 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Idaho, Twin Falls, KTFI, Radio Broadcasting Corporation

1942-1948

36 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Tuscola, WDZ

1942-1948

37 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana, Baton Rouge, WJBO

1942-1948

37 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts radio stations

1942-1948

38 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Kansas City, KMBC

1942-1948

38 86 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Hampshire, Manchester, WFEA, New Hampshire Broadcasting Company

1942-1948

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39 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina radio stations

1942-1948

39 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Springfield, WIZE

1942-1948

41 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina radio stations

1942-1948

42 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Dallas radio stations

1942-1948

42 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Norfolk, WTAR

1942-1948

11 47 KMBC radio, programs schedules 1942-1948

6 11 Arthur B. Church Productions, Inc., correspondence 1942-1949

14 5 KMBC radio employees, Bennett, Sam, correspondence 1942-1949

33 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas radio stations

1942-1949

33 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Broadcasting magazine correspondence

1942-1949

33 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California radio stations

1942-1949

34 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Long Beach, KGER, Consolidated Broadcasting Corporation

1942-1949

34 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Modesto, KTRB

1942-1949

35 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Miami, WIOD

1942-1949

35 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia stations

1942-1949

35 101 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, WGN

1942-1949

36 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Springfield, WTAX

1942-1949

36 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Elkhart, WTRC, Truth Publishing Company, Inc.

1942-1949

37 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana, New Orleans, WWL

1942-1949

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37 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland, Frederick, WFMD, Monocacy Broadcasting Company

1942-1949

37 74 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, Detroit, WXYZ, King-Trendle Broadcasting Corporation

1942-1949

38 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota radio stations

1942-1949

38 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota radio stations

1942-1949

38 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Hannibal, KHMO

1942-1949

38 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, St. Louis. KMOX

1942-1949

39 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Fayetteville, WFNC

1942-1949

39 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio radio stations

1942-1949

39 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Dayton, WING, Springfield, WIZE, Great Trails Broadcasting Corporation

1942-1949

39 90 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Tulsa, KVOO, Southwestern Sales Corporation

1942-1949

39 107 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania advertising agencies

1942-1949

40 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, R. J. Potts-Calkins and Holden, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri, re: George Muehlebach Brewing Company

1942-1949

41 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina, Charleston, WCSC, South Carolina Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1942-1949

41 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Supplement sent records

1942-1949

41 75 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Chattanooga, WDOD

1942-1949

42 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Vermont radio stations

1942-1949

42 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia stations 1942-1949

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42 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington radio stations

1942-1949

42 100 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Spokane, KHQ

1942-1949

43 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WTMJ, Milwaukee Journal

1942-1949

67 6 Radio station broadcast contour maps 1942-1949, undated

14 4 KMBC radio employees, Bennett, Sam H., memos 1942-1950

17 32 KMBC radio employees, Whiting, Mildred, memos 1942-1950

33 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alabama radio stations

1942-1950

33 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas, Hot Springs, KTHS, Radio Broadcasting, Inc.

1942-1950

33 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas, Little Rock, KLRA, Arkansas Broadcasting Company, Gazette Publishing Company

1942-1950

35 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Fan mail, H-W 1942-1950

35 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Free and Peters, Inc., New York, New York

1942-1950

35 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Goodkin, Joice and Morgan, Inc., Chicago Illinois, re: correspondence Harlow P. Roberts, Maurer Packing Company, Jewel Tea Company, WSM Nashville

1942-1950

35 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Hawaii, Honolulu, KGMB, Hawaiian Broadcasting System, Ltd.

1942-1950

36 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana radio stations

1942-1950

36 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Louisville, WAVE

1942-1950

38 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, WLOL, North central Broadcasting System

1942-1950

39 109 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania radio stations

1942-1950

41 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Knoxville, J.F.G. Coffee Company

1942-1950

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34 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

1942-1951

35 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Gardner Advertising Company, St. Louis, Missouri, re: WBEN, Buffalo, New York, Purina “Checkerboard Funfest”, Hyde Park Breweries Association, Inc., KWTO Springfield, Missouri, KFVS Cape Girardeau, Missouri, KHMO Hannibal, Missouri, KWOS Jefferson City, Missouri, WKRO Cairo, Illinois, WMMJ Peoria, Illinois, KSGM Ste. Genevieve, Missouri

1942-1951

36 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas radio stations

1942-1951

37 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan radio stations

1942-1951

38 101 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Mexico, Roswell, KGFL

1942-1951

39 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio radio stations

1942-1951

39 85 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, WKY, Oklahoma Publishing Company

1942-1951

39 95 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oregon radio stations

1942-1951

40 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Scranton, WGBI, Scranton Broadcasters, Inc.

1942-1951

42 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia radio stations

1942-1951

Map Case North America map of radio and TV stations, world map (see map case folder 1)

1942-1951

40 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ruthrauff and Ryan, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri

1942-1951, undated

43 42 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, Arthur Anderson and Company

1942-1953

3 18 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Fonda, Paul and Betty

1942-1953

39 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Syracuse

1942-1954

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55 13 “CBS Invites its Clients and its Affiliated Stations to Remove a ‘Triple Threat” Against the Soundness and Success of Radio Advertising”, Columbia Broadcasting System, September 20, 1943

1943

55 9 “Report to Affiliate Stations in the Ninth District on the First Meeting of the CBS Conference Board (Supplementing Report by Joe Ream Herewith Enclosed), confidential, April 3, 1943

1943

18 100 “Special mailing Address Bulletin”, United States Post Office, May 17, 1943

1943

55 12 “The White-Wheeler Bill and Proposed Amendments”, Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board

1943

55 10 “The Why, What and When of a ‘New Radio Law’”, Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board

1943

55 11 “Transcription Re-broadcasting of Network Programs”, Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board

1943

21 55 “Victory Bulletin”, Volume 1, #54, February 10, 1943 1943

1 8 Church, Arthur B., personal, 25 wedding anniversary announcement

1943

1 9 Church, Arthur B., personal, 25th wedding anniversary cards and letters

1943


1943


2 41 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Barnett, Sherman R.

1943

2 61 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Caldwell, Bob 1943

3 69 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Miller, John E. “Johnny”

1943

3 74 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Morris, Harry O. “Tom”, re death

1943

3 84 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia

1943

3 113 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Tucker, Merle H.

1943

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44 65 Coincidental Telephone Survey, Washington DC, Robert S. Conlin and Associates, Kansas City, Missouri, April 12-16 1943

1943

45 27 FM Broadcasters Inc. Board of Directors meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August 3, 1943

1943

55 5 Free Speech Means Responsible Speech, Paul W. Kesten, Radio Pioneers Club, New York, November 4, 1943

1943


1943


1943


1943

44 69 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Farewell My White Rose”, manuscript, Jensen, Cynthia, Kansas City, Missouri

1943

44 74 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Smile Awhile Today”, manuscript, Jensen, Cynthia, Kansas City, Missouri

1943

44 75 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Someone For You”, manuscript, Jensen, Cynthia, Kansas City, Missouri

1943

44 76 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Sweetheart, You’re the Only Girl For Me”, manuscript, Jensen, Cynthia, Kansas City, Missouri

1943

44 78 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “The Jeep Cowboy From Old Cheyenne”, manuscript, Jensen, Cynthia, Kansas City, Missouri

1943

44 81 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “When the Moon Comes Peeping Through”, manuscript, Jensen, Cynthia, Kansas City, Missouri

1943

51 50 KMBC radio photographs, “Texas Rangers”, Camel Caravan photographs (5 B&W 8x10) (one with Jimmy Stewart)

1943

44 4 KMBC radio programs, “Across the Breakfast Table” 1943

32 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, ABC of Victory Gardens, D. H. Bedford, New York, New York, Burkhardt Brewing Company, Springfield, Ohio

1943

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33 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Annual Report, January 1, 1943

1943

33 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona, Phoenix, KPHO, M. C. Reese

1943

33 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Benson and Dall, Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1943

34 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Coincidental Telephone Survey, Chicago, Illinois, January 18-22, 1943, Robert S. Conlan and Associates, Kansas City, Missouri

1943

34 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Coincidental Telephone Survey, Cincinnati, Ohio, January 11-15, 1943, Robert S. Conlan and Associates, Kansas City, Missouri

1943


1943

34 96 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Edward G. Droody and Company, Market Research, Public Relations, St. Louis, Missouri

1943

35 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Columbus, WRBL

1943

36 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Rock Island, WHBF continuity scripts

1943

36 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Indianapolis, WIRE continuity scripts

1943

36 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Waterloo, KXEL, Josh Higgins Broadcasting Company, continuity

1943

37 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, January-February, 1943

1943

37 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, March-April, 1943

1943

37 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, May-July, 1943

1943

37 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, August-October, 1943

1943

37 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library sales correspondence, November-December, 1943

1943

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37 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, Boston, WEEI

1943

37 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, radio stations

1943

38 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, St., Louis, KMOX continuity scripts

1943

38 95 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Jersey, Zogg and Associates

1943

39 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Raleigh, WRAL

1943

39 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Dayton, WHIO, Dayton Daily News

1943

40 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ralph C. Busbey Advertising Agency, Akron Ohio, continuity scripts

1943

40 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Recording correspondence

1943

41 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts, February 23-March 8, 1943

1943

41 94 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas Rangers Transcribed Library Analysis of Selections, July 15 1943

1943

42 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Transcribed Catalogue proofs

1943

42 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Transcribed library

1943


1943

43 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, WJW Akron injunction

1943

43 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, WMBD library 1943

8 15 KMBC radio, “What Should We Do on Our Farm to be of Greatest Service to You?”, contest results, August 30-September 11, 1943

1943


1943

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10 6 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #22 in the Greater Kansas City Area, June 13-19, 1943, continued

1943

10 7 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #23 in the Greater Kansas City Area, November 28-December 4, 1943

1943

12 11 KMBC radio, proposed syndicated programs for department stores, Caroline Ellis

1943

12 35 KMBC radio, Sales Department weekly reports, incomplete

1943

13 1 KMBC radio, station coverage 1943


1943

6 38 Midland Broadcasting Company, Balance sheets 1943

7 44 Midland Radio and Television School, Inc., auditors report, December 31 1943

1943

52 20 NAB Music Committee 1943

51 21 Church, Arthur B., photographs, (2 B&W 2.5x2.5, 1 B&W 5x7, 13 B&W 8x10)

1943, undated

18 96 Brown, Jean Stout, correspondence 1943-1944

2 23 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Albachter, Isabelle

1943-1944

2 37 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Baker Realty Company

1943-1944

2 39 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Banse, Henry O.

1943-1944

32 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Flying Horse Ranch” aka “Red Horse Ranch”

1943-1944

34 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, San Bernardino, KFXM, Lee Brothers Broadcasting Company

1943-1944

34 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Denver, KFEL, Eugene P. O’Fallon, Inc.

1943-1944

34 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Connecticut, Hartford, WDRC

1943-1944

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34 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Connecticut, Hartford, WTIC, Travelers Broadcasting Service Corporation

1943-1944

35 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Albany, WGST

1943-1944

35 89 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Aurora, WMRO

1943-1944

36 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Terre Haute, WBOW

1943-1944

38 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Poplar Bluff, KWOC

1943-1944

38 76 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, Lincoln, KFAB, Central States Broadcasting System

1943-1944

38 94 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Jersey, Trenton, WTNJ

1943-1944

39 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, New York, WABC

1943-1944

39 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Greensboro, WBIG

1943-1944

39 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Office of War Information

1943-1944

40 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Pittsburg, KDKA, Westinghouse Radio Stations, Inc.

1943-1944

41 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Dakota, Yankton, WNAX

1943-1944

42 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Beaumont, KFDM, Beaumont Broadcasting Company

1943-1944

42 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Utah, Ogden, KLO

1943-1944

42 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Utah, Salt Lake, KSL, Radio Service Corporation of Utah

1943-1944

42 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Vermont, Burlington, WCAX

1943-1944

43 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Medford, WIGM, George F. Meyer

1943-1944

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43 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wyoming, Sheridan, KWYO,

1943-1944

3 23 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Gasoline rationing

1943-1945

3 52 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Knight, Robert W. “Bob”

1943-1945

45 23 Fisher, Dorothy, The Town Hall Theater, April 24, 1945 1943-1945

33 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alabama, Opelika, WJHO

1943-1945

34 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, San Francisco, KGO

1943-1945

34 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Denver, KMYR

1943-1945

34 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Denver, KVOD, Voice Of Denver, Colorado Radio Corporation

1943-1945

34 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Connecticut, Bridgeport, WICC

1943-1945

34 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Connecticut, Stamford, WSSR

1943-1945

34 90 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Donahue and Coe Inc., New York, New York

1943-1945

35 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Foster and Davies, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio

1943-1945

35 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Freitag Advertising Agency, Atlanta Georgia

1943-1945

36 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Vincennes, WAOV, Vincennes Newspapers, Inc.

1943-1945

36 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Dubuque, WKBB

1943-1945

36 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Ottumwa, KBIZ

1943-1945

37 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maine, Presque Isle, WAGM

1943-1945

37 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, Springfield, WMAS

1943-1945

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38 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Military requests

1943-1945

38 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Fergus Falls, KGDE

1943-1945

38 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Virginia, WHLB

1943-1945

38 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mississippi, Jackson, WJDX, Lamar Life

1943-1945

38 75 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, Hastings, KHAS, Nebraska Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1943-1945

38 105 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York New York, Morse International, Inc. re: Vicks Chemical Company

1943-1945

38 111 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Buffalo, WEBR, Buffalo Courier-Express

1943-1945

39 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, New York, WOR

1943-1945

39 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Rochester, WHAM, Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company

1943-1945

39 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Raleigh, WPTF

1943-1945

39 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Winston-Salem, WAIR

1943-1945

39 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Lima, WLOK, Fort Industry Company

1943-1945

39 111 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Greenburg, WHJB

1943-1945

40 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Roy S. Durstine, Inc., New York, New York

1943-1945

41 84 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Memphis, WMPS

1943-1945

42 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Austin, KNOW, Frontier Broadcasting Company

1943-1945

42 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Corpus Christi, KEYS, Nueces Broadcasting Company

1943-1945

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42 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, San Antonio, KTSA, Sunshine Broadcasting Company

1943-1945

42 77 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Roanoke, WSLS, Roanoke Broadcasting Corporation

1943-1945

42 82 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ward-Wheelock Company, New York New York

1943-1945

42 102 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Tacoma, KTBI, Tacoma Broadcasters, Inc.

1943-1945

43 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, West Virginia, Parkersburg, WPAR, West Virginia Network

1943-1945

43 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Marinette, WMAM, (Wisconsin Michigan Air Messenger)

1943-1945

2 72 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Chipita Park Colorado residence

1943-1946

35 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Tampa, WDAE, Tampa Times Company

1943-1946

35 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Atlanta, WSB

1943-1946

36 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Des Moines, WHO

1943-1946

37 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts, New Bedford, WNBH

1943-1946

38 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Albert Lea, KATE, Albert Lea-Austin Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1943-1946

38 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Montana, Billings, KGHL, Northwestern Auto Supply Company

1943-1946

38 84 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nevada, Las Vegas, KENO, Nevada Broadcasting Company

1943-1946

39 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Rochester, WSAY

1943-1946

39 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Utica, WIBX

1943-1946

40 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Schwimmer and Scott, Chicago, Illinois

1943-1946

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42 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Utah, Logan, KVNU

1943-1946

42 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Utah, Salt Lake City, KDYL, Intermountain Broadcasting Corporation

1943-1946

42 98 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Spokane, KFPY, Symons Broadcasting Company

1943-1946

43 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Young and Rubicam, Inc., New York, New York, re: KXYZ Houston, Texas, KWTO Springfield, Missouri

1943-1946

40 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Price lists and miscellaneous promotional material

1943-1946, undated

21 82 KMBC radio programs, “Ozark Rambler”, Other “Ozark Ramblers”

1943-1947

33 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, BBDO, New York, New York

1943-1947

34 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Santa Ana, KVOE

1943-1947

35 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Henri, Hurst and McDonald, Chicago Illinois

1943-1947

36 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Shenandoah, KFNF

1943-1947

36 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Sioux City, KSCJ, Perkins Bros. Company

1943-1947

36 77 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, companies

1943-1947

37 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Marvin, Richard “Dick”, New Rochelle, New York

1943-1947

37 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan 1943-1947

38 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Jefferson City, KWOS

1943-1947

38 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Montana, Butte, KGIR

1943-1947

38 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Montana, Kalispell, KGEZ

1943-1947

38 74 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, Fremont, KORN

1943-1947

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38 113 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Buffalo, WGR

1943-1947

41 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Dakota, Watertown, KWAT

1943-1947

42 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Wichita Falls, KWFT, Wichita Broadcasting Company

1943-1947

43 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Oshkosh, WOSH

1943-1947

2 22 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Akerberg, Herbert V., includes photograph, (1 B&W 7x9)

1943-1948

2 80 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Colorado Springs Motor Company, Colorado Springs, Colorado

1943-1948

3 77 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Owens, Doie “Tex”

1943-1948

14 47 KMBC radio employees, France, David 1943-1948

33 82 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, El Centro, KXO

1943-1948

34 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Riverside, KPRO, Broadcasting Corporation of America

1943-1948

34 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Greeley, KFKA

1943-1948

35 95 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, Boyd Knell Advertising, Inc.

1943-1948

36 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Davenport, WOC, Tri-City Broadcasting Company

1943-1948

36 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Des Moines, Iowa Tall Corn Network (KROS Clinton, KDTH Dubuque, KVFD Fort Dodge, KTRI Sioux City, KICD Spencer, KFJB Marshalltown)

1943-1948

38 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, St. Louis, KXOK

1943-1948

39 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cleveland, WHK, United Broadcasting Company

1943-1948

41 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Subscribers 1943-1948

42 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Wichita Falls, KWFT, Wichita Broadcasting Company

1943-1948

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42 99 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Spokane, KGA

1943-1948

3 40 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Jenkins, Fred and Emily

1943-1949

3 101 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Seven Eleven Club

1943-1949

33 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, BBDO, (Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn), Chicago, Illinois

1943-1949

33 84 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Fresno, KARM, The George Harm Station

1943-1949

35 96 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, H. W. Kastor and Sons Advertising Company

1943-1949

36 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Indianapolis, WIBC

1943-1949

36 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Iowa Broadcasting Company, (KRNT Des Moines, KSO Des Moines, WMT Cedar Rapids, WNAX Yankton South Dakota)

1943-1949

37 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, radio stations

1943-1949

38 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota companies

1943-1949

38 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Montana radio stations

1943-1949

39 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, New York, companies

1943-1949

39 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, New York, WOV, Wodaam Corporation

1943-1949

39 76 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma companies

1943-1949

40 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Rhode Island radio stations

1943-1949

42 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tide Magazine correspondence

1943-1949

42 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia advertising agencies

1943-1949

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33 76 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Burkhardt Brewing Company, Springfield, Ohio

1943-1949, undated

3 85 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Pullman Company, Chicago Illinois

1943-1950

34 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Campbell-Mithun, Inc, Minneapolis Minnesota

1943-1950

35 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Fan mail, A-G 1943-1950

35 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Fan mail, unidentified

1943-1950

35 93 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago advertising agencies

1943-1950

36 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, Anderson, WHBU, Anderson Broadcasting Corporation

1943-1950

37 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, listener requests for photos, music, records, appearances

1943-1950

37 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maine, Bangor, WABI, Community Broadcasting Service, Inc.

1943-1950

38 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, WCCO, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

1943-1950

38 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri companies

1943-1950

42 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas radio stations

1943-1950

42 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Fort Worth radio stations

1943-1950

11 2 KMBC radio, office supplies and repairs 1943-1950

2 43 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Bennett, Sam and Joy

1943-1951

2 59 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Buckendahl, Harry H.

1943-1951

3 76 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, O’Fallon, Gene 1943-1951

36 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, J. Walter Thompson Company

1943-1951

37 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maine, Bangor, WABI, Community Broadcasting Service, Inc.

1943-1951

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38 109 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Binghamton, WNBF

1943-1951

39 75 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Youngstown, WKBN

1943-1951

42 95 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Seattle, KOL, Seattle Broadcasting Company

1943-1951

1 5 Church, Arthur B., personal correspondence, family (Margaret, Virginia and Arthur Jr.)

1943-1952

8 33 KMBC radio, American Federation of Musicians, royalties 1943-1952

11 13 KMBC radio, policy / procedure memos, index, A-B 1943-1952

11 15 KMBC radio, policy / procedure memos, T-Z 1943-1952

2 42 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Battison, John and Margaret Fay (Church)

1943-1953

2 69 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Carrigan, Joe and Fay

1943-1953

42 96 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Seattle, KOMO, Totem Broadcasters, Inc.

1943-1956

3 81 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Poser, Eduard 1943-1959

18 99 “It’s Your America”, score, Hughes, Harold and Haycraft, Walker, Broadcast Music, Inc.

1944

21 54 “Report of Meeting of 9th CBS District Affiliates, Los Angeles, California, February 10, 1944

1944

6 12 Arthur B. Church Productions Price List, August 1 1944 1944

21 59 CBS American School of the Air, Teachers manual, 15th Season, 1944-1945, Columbia Broadcasting System, New York, New York

1944


1944


3 7 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Drake House, Chicago, Illinois

1944

54 91 Cities with standard and radio broadcasting stations, United States and Canada, map

1944

52 83 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board District 7, correspondence

1944

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55 14 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, correspondence 1944

55 7 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting, Chicago, Illinois, August 29, 1944

1944

55 6 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting, New York, New York, May 24-25, 1944

1944

55 8 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting, New York, New York, September 15-16, 1944

1944

45 34 Hymns from the Saint’s Hymnal used by the Stone Church Choir, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

1944


1944


1944


1944

17 21 KMBC radio employees, Smith, Agnes Virginia employment application

1944

44 67 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Don’t Start Steppin’ Babe”, score, Sizemore, Gordon and Dean, Billy, Bob Smith Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois

1944

44 68 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Dry Your Blue Eyes, Little Darlin’”, score, Seely, Ray, Singmore Music Publishers, Represa, California

1944

44 70 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “I Don’t Care What You’ve Done (I Want You Back Dear)”, score, Gibson, Arbie, Bob Smith Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois

1944

44 71 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Milestones”, Alexander, Perry and Frisino, Woody, Perry Alexander Publishing, New York, New York

1944

44 77 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “The Doodlebug Song, (If I Do-Do-Do What a Doodle Bug Would Do), score, Breuer, Ernie and Hueston, Billy, Hollywood Song Hit Publications, Hollywood, California

1944

44 80 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “To Satisfy You”, Alexander, Perry and Frisino, Woody, Perry Alexander Publishing, New York, New York

1944

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44 82 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “You Took My Sunshine Away”, score, Roberts, Dale, Bob Smith Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois

1944

21 20 KMBC radio programs, “Brush Creek Follies”, H. W. Kellick Agency, New York, New York

1944

20 59 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, “Tune Chasers”, naming contest

1944

20 61 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest results, December 1944

1944

20 62 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest, finalists but not prize winners

1944

20 63 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest, prize winners

1944

20 64 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest, prize winning entries

1944

20 65 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest, returned ballots of top 21 names

1944

20 66 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest entries, postcards, September-October 1944

1944

20 67 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest entries, letters, September 1944

1944

20 68 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest entries, postcards, September 1944

1944

21 1 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest entries, October 1-16 1944

1944

21 2 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest entries, October 17-31 1944

1944

21 3 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest entries, postcards, October 1944

1944

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21 4 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest entries, postcards, November 1944

1944

21 5 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, programs renaming contest entries, November-December 1944

1944

21 6 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, Purity Bakeries

1944


1944

33 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Brandt and Brandt, New York, New York

1944

34 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, San Luis Obispo, KVEC, Valley Electric Company

1944

34 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado advertising agencies

1944

34 82 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Cudahy Packing Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1944

35 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Dublin, WMLT

1944

36 82 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Louisville, WHAS, Louisville Courier-Journal, Louisville Times

1944

38 92 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Jersey, Camden, WCAM

1944

39 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, New York, WINS

1944

39 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Schenectady, WGY

1944

39 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Dakota, Bismarck, KFYR

1944

40 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Radio Wire and Television Broadcasting Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1944

40 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ralph C. Busbey Advertising Agency, Akron Ohio

1944

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1944

41 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Station salesmen contracts

1944

41 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Syndicated library

1944

41 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Bristol, WOPI

1944

42 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Galveston, KLUF

1944

8 27 KMBC radio, Advertising and agency mailing list, November 1, 1944

1944

8 28 KMBC radio, Advertising brochure 1944

9 17 KMBC radio, Governmental Personal History Forms, KMBC Staff and Directors, May 1944

1944


1944

10 9 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Listener Study, Survey #25 in the Greater Kansas City Area, December 3-9, 1944

1944

11 8 KMBC radio, Peerless Album Company, New York, New York

1944

12 36 KMBC radio, Sales Department weekly reports 1944

7 27 Midland Broadcasting Company, “Financial and Related Data Pertaining to Proposed Merger, KOIN Inc. and MBS”, December 14, 1944

1944


45 26 Midland News, Vol. 6, No.3, Midland Radio and Television, Inc.

1944

7 46 Midland Radio and Television School, Inc., Advertising and Sales Policy, May 1944

1944

52 21 NAB Music Committee 1944

21 60 Radio and Public Service, a Guide Book for Radio Chairmen, Dorothy Lewis, National Association of Broadcasters

1944

44 64 Radio Homes in Canada, Radio Research Division, Elliot-Haynes Ltd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada

1944

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66 9 World Broadcasting System Inc. record sleeve sample, Brandt and Brandt, see also box 47 folder 36

1944

10 23 KMBC radio, Miscellaneous mailing lists 1944 circa

3 100 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Scovern, Jones

1944-1945

15 57 KMBC radio employees, Kratoska, Herbert, financial statements

1944-1945

20 57 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”

1944-1945

20 60 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, Colorado, Denver, KLZ

1944-1945

21 7 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, World Broadcasting System

1944-1945

33 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona, Tucson, KVOA, Arizona Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1944-1945

33 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas, Hot Springs, KWFC, Hot Springs Broadcasting Company

1944-1945

33 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas, Jonesboro, KBTM

1944-1945

33 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Bert S. Gittins Advertising, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, re: Allis-Chalmers

1944-1945

33 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Hollywood, KMTR

1944-1945

34 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Redding, KVCV, McClung Broadcasting Stations

1944-1945

34 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Watsonville, KHUB

1944-1945

34 102 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Expirations 1944-1945

35 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Garfield and Guild Advertising, San Francisco, California, re: KOMO Seattle, Washington

1944-1945

35 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Macon, WBML, Middle Georgia Broadcasting Company

1944-1945

35 84 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Idaho, Wallace, KWAL, Silber Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1944-1945

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36 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Burlington, KBUR, Burlington Broadcasting Company

1944-1945

37 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maine radio stations

1944-1945

39 112 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, WHP

1944-1945

40 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Uniontown, WMBS

1944-1945

42 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Abilene, KRBC

1944-1945

42 73 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Richmond, WMBG

1944-1945

42 90 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Everett, KEVE, Cascade Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1944-1945

43 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin, Janesville, WCLO

1944-1945

18 15 KMBC radio, “War Service Bulletin”, numbers 59-68, incomplete

1944-1945

11 37 KMBC radio, Proctor and Gamble Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

1944-1945

66 6 KMBC radio, promotional material 1944-1945, n.d

66 13 CBS payments to KMBC for station time 1944-1946

2 53 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Bowman, Leo 1944-1946

33 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California advertising agencies

1944-1946

34 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, San Francisco, KPO

1944-1946

34 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Grand Junction, KFXJ, Western Slope Broadcasting Company

1944-1946

34 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Connecticut, New Haven, WELI, City Broadcasting Corporation

1944-1946

34 93 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Duane Jones Company, New York, New York, re: Iodent Company

1944-1946

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35 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Miami, WKAT

1944-1946

35 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Orlando, WDBO, Orlando Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1944-1946

35 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Augusta, WRDW

1944-1946

35 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Macon, WNEX, Macon Broadcasting Company

1944-1946

36 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana, South Bend, WSBT, South Bend Tribune

1944-1946

36 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Des Moines, KRNT, Cowles Broadcasting Company

1944-1946

36 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, John E. Baldwin, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

1944-1946

37 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, McCann-Erickson, Inc., Minneapolis, Minnesota

1944-1946

38 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri advertising agencies

1944-1946

38 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri radio stations

1944-1946

38 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, Omaha, KOIL

1944-1946

40 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Phillips Petroleum Company

1944-1946

42 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Walker and Downing Advertising, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

1944-1946

43 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, West Virginia, Clarksburg, WCHS

1944-1946

8 58 KMBC radio, Church, Arthur and Cicely, commissions 1944-1946

3 12 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Esquire Luggage Company, New York, New York

1944-1947

33 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Anfenger Advertising Agency, Inc., St. Louis Missouri, New Orleans, Louisiana

1944-1947

33 77 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, C. E. Hooper, Inc., correspondence

1944-1947

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34 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Cowles Broadcasting Company, Washington DC

1944-1947

35 86 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois companies

1944-1947

35 94 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago companies

1944-1947

36 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Mason City, KGLO

1944-1947

37 76 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, Kalamazoo, WKZO

1944-1947

38 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mississippi radio stations

1944-1947

38 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Springfield, KWTO (Keep Watching The Ozarks)

1944-1947

38 88 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Hampshire, radio stations

1944-1947

38 97 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Mexico, Albuquerque, KGGM / New Mexico, Santa Fe, KVSF, New Mexico Broadcasting Company

1944-1947

39 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Middletown, WALL, Community Broadcasting Corporation

1944-1947

39 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Watertown, WWNY, Watertown Daily Times

1944-1947

39 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio advertising agencies

1944-1947

39 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Ada, KADA

1944-1947

39 99 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oregon, Le Grand, KLBM

1944-1947

40 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Purity Bakeries, Chicago, Illinois

1944-1947

42 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Longview, KFRO

1944-1947


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43 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wm. B. Rodgers Advertising Company, Pueblo Colorado, re: Walter Brewing Company, KVOD Denver, Colorado, KGHF Pueblo, Colorado

1944-1947

7 15 Midland Broadcasting Company, Jones, Edgar Richard, Jr., “Eddie”, “Ted Ross”

1944-1947

7 54 Midland Television Inc., Warrick, Brewer and Lamkin 1944-1947

33 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Advertisements 1944-1947, undated

15 33 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George, memos 1944-1948

33 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona, Phoenix, KPHO, Phoenix Broadcasting, Inc.

1944-1948

35 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Idaho, Boise, KIDO

1944-1948

37 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana, Lafayette, KVOL

1944-1948

38 83 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nevada radio stations

1944-1948

39 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Newby and Peron, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, re: Koenig Brau, Prima-Bismarch Brewing Company, KXEL Waterloo, KSO Des Moines, KMA Shenandoah Iowa

1944-1948

40 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Price lists 1944-1948

40 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, RED HORSE RANCH, Paul H. Raymer Company, Los Angeles California, re: Socony Vacuum, Santa Fe Trailways

1944-1948

41 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, SESAC Inc., (Society of European Stage Authors and Composers)

1944-1948

41 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee radio stations

1944-1948

42 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Houston radio stations

1944-1948

42 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Lubbock, KFYO, Plains Radio Broadcasting Company, Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company

1944-1948

9 15 KMBC radio, FM, (W9XER) 1944-1948

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9 16 KMBC radio, Freelance author script and song writing offers

1944-1948

33 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California companies

1944-1949

34 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Monterey, KDON, Central Coast Counties Radio, Inc.

1944-1949

35 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida 1944-1949

37 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana radio stations

1944-1949

37 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, advertising agencies

1944-1949

38 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, National Broadcasting Company, Inc., correspondence

1944-1949

38 82 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, radio stations

1944-1949

39 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, O’Neil, Larson and McMahon, Chicago, Illinois

1944-1949

42 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wade Advertising Agency, Chicago Illinois

1944-1949

1 23 Church, Arthur, H. A. Hershfield and Company, Herman Dohrmann well, Stafford County, Kansas

1944-1950

3 105 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Stanton, Frank 1944-1950

15 1 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George E., correspondence, personal

1944-1950

33 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Australia 1944-1950

35 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Gardner Advertising Company, St. Louis, Missouri

1944-1950

36 93 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Leo Burnett Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1944-1950

38 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, WTCN, Minnesota Broadcasting Corporation

1944-1950

38 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, WTCN, Minnesota Broadcasting Corporation

1944-1950

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39 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cleveland, Meldrum and Fewsmith Inc. Advertising

1944-1950

42 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Dallas, KRLD, The Times Herald, re: Skillern Drug Company

1944-1950

3 117 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Walker, Sidney C.

1944-1951

2 25 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Ambassador Hotel, New York, New York

1944-1952

4 3 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Westerlund, Hazel

1944-1952

67 9 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board Districts and Directors maps

1944-1952

2 21 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Airlines 1944-1953

2 68 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Carlton Hotel, Washington DC

1944-1953

66 10 KMBC – KFRM, Heart Beats, Volume 2 #5-Volume 10 #3, (incomplete)

1944-1953

2 84 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Cupp, Rod 1944-1954

14 25 KMBC radio employees, Cupp, Rod, memos 1944-1954

7 16 Midland Broadcasting Company, meeting of directors minutes, (incomplete)

1944-1954

6 7 Arthur B. Church Enterprises, Inc 1944-1957

21 47 Peters, H. Preston “Pete” and Virginia Alice Church Morris, “Ginny”, personal correspondence

1944-1965, undated

43 43 “Agreement between Field Enterprises, Inc. and C. W. Myers, Josephine Hunt, Gertrude Meyers and KOIN, Inc. Trustee”

1945

52 73 “Appraisal of the New York Programs Clinics by CBS Programs Managers, Columbia Broadcasting System Research Department, September, 1945

1945

21 30 “Eddy and Eva”, synopsis, E. Ellis Bush and Louise Weiller, The Quill Club, Louisville Kentucky

1945

45 24 “Table Topics”, April-December 1945, incomplete, Bellows and Company, Inc.

1945

52 72 “The new FM Rules and Regulations”, Columbia Broadcasting System General Engineering Department

1945

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2 60 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Bullis School, Silver Spring, Maryland, (Arthur Jr.)

1945

3 3 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Desert Inn, Palm Springs, California

1945

3 8 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Dwight School, New York, New York (Arthur Jr.)

1945

3 9 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Eisenhower trip

1945

3 15 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, farm pond fish stocking

1945

3 38 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Jackson County (Missouri) Medical Society citation

1945

3 65 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, McGreevy, Milton

1945

4 5 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Who’s Important in Motion Pictures, the Theatre and Radio

1945

4 43 Church, Virginia Morris, Wedding announcement 1945

54 51 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board District 7 meeting, Denver Colorado, August 20, 1945

1945

52 85 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board District 7 meeting, Kansas City, Missouri, April 6, 1945

1945


1945


55 17 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York January 10-11, 1945

1945

10 16 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York June 6-7, 1945

1945

55 15 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York October 18-19, 1945

1945

7 42 contract between Midland Broadcasting Company and G. L. Taylor, January 1, 1945

1945

5 24 Correspondence, Whan, F. L. 1945

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43 49 FCC (Federal Communications Commission) rule changes

1945

44 25 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Public Service accomplishments, August 1945

1945

44 27 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Challenge sheet, October 1945

1945

14 26 KMBC radio employees, Cupp, Rod, talent contract 1945

14 30 KMBC radio employees, Davis, Bethel, memos 1945

14 51 KMBC radio employees, Goode, Winnifred, aka “Betty Parker”

1945


1945


1945

15 32 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George, Eastern trip 1945

16 8 KMBC radio employees, McConnell, James, financial statements

1945

16 17 KMBC radio employees, Mitchell, Bob, advertising accounts and commissions

1945

16 29 KMBC radio employees, Robertson, Miller, advertising accounts and commissions

1945

17 29 KMBC radio employees, Walker, Sidney C., KMBC finances

1945

44 73 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “Pluggin’ Jane”, Alexander, Perry, Perry Alexander Publishing, New York, New York

1945

21 15 KMBC radio programs, “Brush Creek Follies”, financial statements

1945

33 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Bakeries 1945

33 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Bermingham, Castleman and Pierce, New York, New York

1945

33 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Blakemore Company, Des Moines Iowa

1945

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33 74 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Brough Advertising, Dallas, Texas

1945

33 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, C. R. Anthony Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

1945

34 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Continuing Measurement of Radio Listening, C. E. Hooper, Inc., 1943-1944

1945


1945

34 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Cuba, CMOX, Compania Electronica S.A.

1945

34 84 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Dairies 1945

35 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Garrison, Homer, Texas Department of Public Safety, Austin, Texas

1945

35 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Idaho stations 1945

35 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois radio stations

1945

35 98 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Illinois, Chicago, WAAF

1945

36 89 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kilpatrick Bakery, San Francisco, California

1945

37 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Massachusetts advertising agencies

1945

37 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maxon Inc., Detroit, Michigan

1945

40 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, R. H. Cary, Inc, Des Moines, Iowa

1945

40 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Roberts Dairy 1945

40 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Rochester Dairy Cooperative, Rochester, Minnesota

1945

40 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ronalds Advertising Agency, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

1945


1945

40 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sales Department Reports

1945

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40 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sales letter drafts and brewery contacts

1945

41 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sydney Locker and Creamery Company, Sydney, Montana

1945


1945

42 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Plainview, KVOP, W. J. Harpole and J. C. Rothwell

1945

21 10 KMBC radio programs, “Tune Chasers and Bonnie King”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, KSTP

1945

21 13 KMBC radio programs, “Tune Chasers and Bonnie King”, transcribed library

1945

67 4 KMBC radio, 25 Years of Broadcasting campaign advertisements

1945

8 39 KMBC radio, Artist Bureau, personal appearances financial statements

1945

9 5 KMBC radio, department budgets 1945

9 9 KMBC radio, employee Christmas bonus 1945

9 38 KMBC Radio, KMBC Radio Institute for Teachers 1945

9 40 KMBC radio, KMBC Radio Institute for Teachers, KMBC, Kansas City Public Schools and the University of Kansas, Kansas City Junior College, June 11-29, 1945

1945

10 13 KMBC radio, Leavenworth, Kansas dance statements 1945

10 15 KMBC radio, Lexington, Missouri dance statements 1945

10 22 KMBC radio, Miscellaneous financial 1945

66 5 KMBC radio, Setting the Stage, KMBC 1945

7 19 Midland Broadcasting Company, Payrolls 1945

7 47 Midland Television Inc., (nee Midland Radio and Television)

1945

57 10 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Twenty Year Club of Pioneers in Radio Broadcasting, third edition

1945

18 74 Real Romances, series brochure, Kasper-Gordon, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts

1945

5 25 The 1945 Radio audience of the Greater Kansas City trade area, F. L. Whan, April-May 1945

1945

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21 58 The Advertiser, New York, New York, Vol. 16 No.3, March 1945

1945

36 99 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library inventory

1945, undated

52 11 NAB Programs Executive Committee 1945-1945

6 17 Central Radio Schools, Inc, (nee Midland Radio and Television School, Inc.)

1945-1946

3 56 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Lee, Dorothy 1945-1946

65 8 City Bank Building floor plans, floors 5-7, November 26, 1945-February 1, 1946

1945-1946

14 27 KMBC radio employees, Danford, Wayne E., advertising accounts and commissions

1945-1946

14 31 KMBC radio employees, Eatough, Charles, “Chuck:, advertising accounts and commissions

1945-1946

33 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Bozell and Jacobs, Omaha, Nebraska

1945-1946

35 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Field Enterprises, Chicago, Illinois

1945-1946

35 76 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, I. A. Goldman and Company, Baltimore Maryland, re: Camden Brewery

1945-1946

38 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, St. Louis, KWK, Thomas Patrick, Inc.

1945-1946

39 97 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oregon, Coos Bay, KOOS

1945-1946

40 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, KQV, Allegheny Broadcasting Corporation

1945-1946

40 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ruthrauff and Ryan, Inc., Seattle, Washington

1945-1946

41 74 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Chattanooga, WAGC, Winning A Greater Chattanooga, Tennessee Valley Broadcasting Company

1945-1946

42 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Big Springs, KBST, Texas State Network

1945-1946

42 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Houston, KXYZ

1945-1946

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42 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Utah radio stations

1945-1946

43 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Young and Rubicam, Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1945-1946

21 8 KMBC radio programs, “Tune Chasers and Bonnie King”, Arkansas, Little Rock, KLRA

1945-1946

52 22 NAB Code Committee 1945-1946

40 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sales promotion form letters

1945-1946, undated


1945-1947

33 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Bob Betts Advertising, Denver, Colorado

1945-1947

34 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Dartnell Corporation, Chicago, Illinois

1945-1947

35 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Gainsville, WGGA, Blue Ridge Broadcasting Company

1945-1947

36 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Shenandoah, KMA

1945-1947

36 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, radio stations

1945-1947

38 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Minneapolis radio stations

1945-1947

38 90 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Jersey radio stations

1945-1947

38 96 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Mexico radio stations

1945-1947

38 102 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York advertising agencies

1945-1947

39 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina advertising agencies

1945-1947

39 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina companies

1945-1947

39 83 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Muskogee, KBTX, Oklahoma Network, Watts-Payne Advertising, re: Producers Dairy, Inc.

1945-1947

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40 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ralph Busbey Advertising, Akron, Ohio

1945-1947

42 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Austin, KTBC

1945-1947

42 83 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Warrick, Brewer and Lamkin, (nee Warrick, Koontz and Hazard) Lawyers, Kansas City, Missouri

1945-1947

42 85 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington advertising agencies

1945-1947

43 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, West Virginia companies

1945-1947

3 27 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hacienda Del Sol, Tuscon Arizona

1945-1948

3 72 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Morgan, Raymond R.

1945-1948

3 118 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Walsh, Margaret

1945-1948

15 29 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George, Account statements

1945-1948

33 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, American Broadcasting Company correspondence, Bud Berry

1945-1948

38 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska advertising agencies

1945-1948

7 38 Midland Broadcasting Company, W9XER TV, experimental television application

1945-1948

52 16 NAB Standards of Practice 1945-1948

45 42 World Broadcasting System Features 1945-1948

3 68 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Miller, Dorothe 1945-1948, undated

17 26 KMBC radio employees, Sullivan, Donald, “Don” 1945-1949

34 85 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Chicago, Illinois, New York, New York

1945-1949

34 86 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc., New York, New York

1945-1949

38 103 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York companies

1945-1949

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41 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Songbook correspondence

1945-1949

21 11 KMBC radio programs, “Tune Chasers and Bonnie King”, nee, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”

1945-1949

36 90 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio, Cincinnati, Joseph Advertising Agency, re: Red Top Brewing

1945-1950

36 94 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Lewis S. Avery, Inc., New York, New York, Chicago, Illinois

1945-1950

37 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mexico 1945-1950

38 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, KSTP

1945-1950

39 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ohio companies

1945-1950

39 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma Tire and Rubber Supply

1945-1950

33 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, BBDO, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Minneapolis, Minnesota

1945-1951

42 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas companies

1945-1951

13 32 KMBC, Red Cross Building, (nee Ararat Temple) Renovations, reports and sketches

1945-1951

2 51 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Blake, Minnie “Min”, nee Sparks and John

1945-1952


1945-1952, undated

3 75 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Myers, Gertrude “Trudie”, Mrs. Chuck W.

1945-1953

17 31 KMBC radio employees, Whiting, Mildred (Flath) correspondence

1945-1953

44 16 Church, Arthur B., business correspondence 1945-1954

54 50 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board District 7, re CBS Promotional film

1945-1956

2 73 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Church, Arthur B. “Arky” Jr.

1945-1971, undated

51 37 Broadcast Music, Inc., correspondence 1945-1973

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52 71 “Analysis of Commercial Practices of CBS Affiliated Stations”, Columbia Broadcasting System Research Department, May 1946

1946

52 75 “Probable CBS Schedule in Central Standard Time Cities During Daylight Savings Time”

1946

5 1 “Transmission lines for FM stations”, C. Russell Cox, Andrew Company

1946

6 13 Arthur B. Church Productions New York Office 1946


1946


2 24 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Albertson Cruise-Tours, re. Mexico trip

1946

3 4 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Dickey, W, Lawrence “Larry”

1946

3 60 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Lowman, Lawrence W. “Larry”

1946

3 62 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Maloney, R. M. “Dick”

1946


1946


52 68 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting Chicago, Illinois, October 20, 1946

1946

52 70 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York February 21-22, 1946

1946

52 69 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York May 23-24, 1946

1946

44 21 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Thank you letters

1946

44 28 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Challenge sheet, January 1946

1946

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44 53 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Midland Publishing Company book promotion for First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting

1946

45 20 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Thank yous for First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting

1946

50 81 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, The First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, signed, E. P. J. Shurick

1946

5 2 FM survey, September 1946 1946

44 66 Frequency Modulation Business, Volume 1, Number 8, October, 1946

1946

18 51 KFRM radio, “KFRM Half-Millivolt Survey, KMBS Engineering Department, February 25, 1946

1946


1946


1946

15 31 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George, correspondence, DeLong, Evelyn

1946


1946

17 19 KMBC radio employees, Shurick, E. P. J. correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1946

44 51 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “There’s an Old Rail Fence”, Crawford, Bob

1946


1946

54 98 KMBC radio programs, “Night time on the trail”, correspondence

1946

31 80 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington DC, WTOP

1946

32 59 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Night time on the Trail”, Crawford, Bob

1946

32 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Original songs the Texas Rangers sing” songbook

1946

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32 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Silver Star….Serenades”, reprint from Radio Showmanship, December 1946

1946

33 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alabama, Florence, WMFT, Tri-Cities Broadcasting Company

1946

33 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alka-Seltzer National Barn Dance

1946

33 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Bermuda, Hamilton, ZBM

1946

34 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Santa Barbara, KIST

1946


1946

34 95 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Eastern Sales Division Reports, March-December 1946

1946

35 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida companies

1946

35 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Tampa, WALT

1946

35 77 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Idaho companies

1946

36 76 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, advertising agencies

1946

37 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic,

1946

37 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Majestic Record Company

1946

38 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Midwest Sales Division Reports, March-December 1946

1946

38 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Joplin, KSWM, (K Southwest Missouri)

1946

38 66 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Reports, Volume 14 #12, March 25, 1946

1946

38 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska companies

1946

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38 104 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York New York, Majestic Record Company

1946

39 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Lumberton, WTSB, Robeson Broadcasting Corporation

1946

39 91 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Tulsa, Watts-Payne Advertising,

1946

39 92 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Olian Advertising Company, Chicago, Illinois

1946

39 94 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oregon companies

1946

40 14 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Poppenburg, Arthur, Arthur B. Church Productions, New York, New York

1946

40 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pratter Advertising Agency, Inc., St. Louis Missouri

1946

40 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Programsming Information, March

1946

40 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sales Department Reports, January-February 1946

1946

41 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Song folio 1946

41 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Song folio 1946

41 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sponsoring advertisers, January 17, 1946

1946


1946

8 9 KMBC radio, “Memorandum Agreement Between Midland Broadcasting Company and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints”, June 21, 1946

1946

8 16 KMBC radio, 25th anniversary cards and letters 1946


1946

12 32 KMBC radio, Report on service area of KMBC-FM with 12 kw radiated power, John H. Battison, February 1946

1946

12 38 KMBC radio, Service farms financial statement 1946

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12 41 KMBC radio, Serviceability comparison of 46.5 mc and 97.9mc for FM broadcast transmission in the Kansas City area, February 1946

1946

67 5 KMBC radio, Variety Show management Award 1946

6 26 Midland Broadcasting Company, A Study of the Kansas City market area as related to the needs for broadcast service, W. D. Bryant for Midland Broadcasting Company, May 1946

1946


21 33 My Song Enterprise, Holdren, Cliff 1946

21 61 New Facts About Radio Research, Arthur C. Nielsen, Radio Executives Club of New York, March 21, 1946

1946

43 57 Report on Radio News Internships, Council on Radio Journalism, National Association of Broadcasters, Washington, D. C., January 24, 1946

1946

45 31 The Kansas Citian, Vol. 35, No. 23, June 4, 1946, The Chamber of Commerce of Kansas City, Missouri

1946

43 59 The Saints Herald, Vol. 93, No. 32, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Independence, Missouri, August 10, 1946

1946

3 6 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Domestic help employment

1946-1947

14 46 KMBC radio employees, Ewing, William, “Bill” S. correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1946-1947

15 46 KMBC radio employees, Isaacson, Bob, re: “Texas Rangers”

1946-1947

34 9 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Sacramento, KCRA, Central Valleys Broadcasting Company

1946-1947

34 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado companies

1946-1947

35 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Fuller and Smith and Ross, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio

1946-1947

35 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Griesedick-Western Brewing Company, Belleville, Illinois

1946-1947

36 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indianapolis Brewing Company, Indianapolis, Indiana

1946-1947

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36 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa companies

1946-1947

36 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Lexington, WLAP, American Broadcasting Corporation

1946-1947

36 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Louisville, Radio Kentucky, Inc.

1946-1947

37 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Michigan, companies

1946-1947

38 112 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Buffalo, WGR

1946-1947

40 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Recordings sent and returned

1946-1947

42 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, El Paso, KTSM, Tri-State Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1946-1947

42 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Arlington, WARL, Northern Virginia Broadcasters, Inc.

1946-1947

42 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Walter Brewing Company, Pueblo, Colorado

1946-1947

12 23 KMBC radio, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, correspondence

1946-1947

7 18 Midland Broadcasting Company, Other “Midland Broadcasting Company”, Midland, Michigan

1946-1947

45 37 Mystery and thriller radio programs air times correspondence and newsclippings

1946-1947

52 48 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, Radio Club of New York 1946-1947

44 86 ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers) music usage

1946-1948

33 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arkansas, Little Rock, KLRA, Arkansas Broadcasting Company, Watts-Payne Advertising, re: Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company

1946-1948

39 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Carolina, Whiteville, WENC, Whiteville Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1946-1948

43 34 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, World Broadcasting System

1946-1948

44 88 Midland Music Company 1946-1948

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65 11 KFRM radio, broadcast contour maps 1946-1949

21 83 KMBC radio programs, “Midwesteners”, Other “Midwesteners”

1946-1949

34 103 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Falstaff Brewing Company, Saint Louis, Missouri

1946-1949

36 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana companies

1946-1949

40 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Russell M. Seeds Company, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, re: Grove Laboratories

1946-1949

42 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Transcription sales representatives

1946-1949

43 11 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Westheimer and Company, Saint Louis, Missouri

1946-1949

33 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Advertisements and promotional material

1946-1949, undated

2 27 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Amherst College, Amherst Massachusetts, (Arthur Jr.)

1946-1950

2 57 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Brown, Annajean

1946-1950

44 23 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Publication

1946-1950

35 71 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Horace N. Stovin and Company, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

1946-1950

38 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, St. Paul, KSTP

1946-1950

39 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Ada, KADA, Watts-Payne Advertising, re: Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company

1946-1950

11 50 KMBC radio, programs titles, air names 1946-1950

12 46 KMBC radio, Sponsor correspondence 1946-1950

18 97 Robertson, Miller C., correspondence 1946-1950

14 14 KMBC radio employees, Church, Chuck F., memos 1946-1951

33 75 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Bruce B. Brewer and Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota

1946-1951

3 32 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hoag, Hal 1946-1953

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3 51 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Kennedy, Catherine

1946-1954

50 84 “Other” negotiations 1946-1955, undated

18 68 “Cattle City Branches Out”, Business Week, November 1, 1947

1947

52 79 “Statement of Ike Lounsberry, Chairman of Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, re S. 1333”

1947

5 4 CBS, “Proposed FM broadcast station allocation plan by channels, CBS, Inc., May 1947

1947


1947

2 2 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, August-December

1947

3 19 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Foote, Ralph (Beech-Nut Packing Company, New York, New York)

1947

2 1 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, January-July 1947

3 87 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Rail Travel Credit Agency, Chicago, Illinois

1947


1947


52 76 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting Atlantic City, New Jersey, September 15, 1947

1947

52 77 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York, January 23-24, 1947

1947

45 74 Daylight Savings Time correspondence 1947

44 66 Frequency Modulation, correspondence 1947

67 2 KFRM radio, “Get Acquainted” contest results, December 7-20, 1947

1947

17 78 KFRM radio, “Report of KFRM Listening Tests in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, and Nebraska”, Kenneth Cook, November 22-25, 1947

1947

18 52 KFRM radio, Dedicatory programs script, December 7, 1947

1947

18 46 KFRM radio, opening 1947

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18 50 KFRM radio, opening day schedule, December 4, 1947 1947

5 36 KFRM radio, Specifications of power dividing, phase shifting and antenna coupling equipment for Concordia, Kansas, 550 kilocycle, 5 kilowatts, Jansky and Baily, January 1947

1947

17 70 KMBC – KRFM, rate structure, July 10, 1947 1947


1947

14 32 KMBC radio employees, Eatough, Charles, “Chuck”, advertising accounts and commissions

1947

3 59 KMBC radio employees, Gordon, John 1947

14 52 KMBC radio employees, Gordon, John correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”, April-June

1947

14 53 KMBC radio employees, Gordon, John correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1947


1947


1947

15 50 KMBC radio employees, Kennedy, Catherine, memos 1947

16 3 KMBC radio employees, Manning, Joe, re: “Texas Rangers”

1947


1947

16 25 KMBC radio employees, Painter, Myrt, aka “Tenderfoot” 1947


1947

32 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Corny Musical Show Builds Goodwill for Walter”, Rogers, W. B. Jr., reprint from Modern Brewery Age, January 1947

1947

33 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alaska, Anchorage, KBYR, Aleutian Broadcasters

1947

33 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Broadcasting Corporation of America, Riverside, California, (KPRO Riverside, KROP Brawley, KREO Indio, KUBC Blythe)

1947

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34 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Canada, Calgary, CJCJ

1947

34 24 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Canadian Broadcaster meeting appearance possibility, Jasper, Alberta Canada

1947

34 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Capitol Records 1947

34 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Christiansen Advertising Agency, Chicago, Illinois

1947

34 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Cocktail party in California, re: completion of first Gene Autry motion picture

1947

34 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., “Hawk Larrabee” show correspondence

1947

34 51 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., “Sound-Off” show correspondence

1947

34 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Commercial recording expenses

1947

34 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Correspondence, July-December 1947

1947

34 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Costa Rica 1947

34 94 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Eastern Sales Division Reports

1947

35 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Foote, Cone, Belding Advertising, Chicago, Illinois

1947

35 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Gene Autry Productions, Los Angeles California, contracts

1947

35 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia companies

1947

35 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Columbus, WGBA, Georgia-Alabama Broadcasting Corporation

1947

35 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Georgia, Savannah, WFRP

1947

36 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Indiana advertising agencies

1947

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36 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, Arkansas City, KSOK, Stauffer Publications

1947

36 84 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Louisville, WKYW, Radio Kentucky Inc.

1947

37 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland, Salisbury, WBOC, Peninsular Broadcasting Company

1947

38 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Midwest Sales Division Reports

1947

38 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Miller Brewing Company, Milwaukee Wisconsin

1947

38 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mississippi, Jackson, WRBC, Rebel Broadcasting Company

1947

38 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Kirksville, KIRX

1947

38 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Missouri, Ste. Genevieve, KSGM, the Donze Company

1947

38 89 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Jersey companies

1947

38 108 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Binghamton, WINR, Southern Tier Radio Service, Inc.

1947

39 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Rochester, Eastman Kodak Company

1947

39 86 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Oklahoma, Tulsa, KFMJ, Fred Jones Broadcasting Company

1947

39 106 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pasadena Star-News Sports Jamboree appearance, Pasadena, California

1947

40 39 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Rath packing Company, Waterloo, Iowa

1947

41 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sound Services, Inc., Mixer’s Report, Hollywood California, December 23, 1947

1947

41 37 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina advertising agencies

1947

41 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Carolina, Florence, WJMX

1947

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1947

41 77 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Cooksville, WHUB

1947

42 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Bay City, KIOX, Bay City Broadcasting Company

1947

42 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Brenham, KWHI

1947

42 13 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Coleman, KSTA, Coleman County Broadcasting Company

1947

42 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Corpus Christi, KSIX, Corpus Christi Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1947

42 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, McKinney, KMAE, McKinney Air Enterprises, Inc.

1947

42 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Mineral Wells, KORC, Achilles Corcanges

1947

42 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Monahans, KVKM

1947

42 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, San Angelo, KTXL, WesTex Broadcasting Company

1947

42 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia companies

1947

42 86 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington companies

1947

42 89 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Ellensburg, KXLE

1947

43 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wesley Associates, New York, New York

1947

43 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin companies

1947


1947


12 39 KMBC radio, Service farms financial statements 1947

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6 25 Midland Broadcasting Company, “Certificate of Amendment of Articles of Incorporation”, October 4, 1947

1947


52 15 NAB 25th Annual Convention, Atlantic City New Jersey, September 15-18 1947

1947

13 18 NAB Annual Report, National Association of Broadcasters, 1946-1947

1947

52 24 NAB District 10 and 12 Area Meeting, Kansas City Missouri, April 14-16 1947

1947

52 12 NAB Programs Executive Committee 1947

52 17 NAB Quad-City Radio Council 1947

52 23 NAB Resolutions Committee 1947

5 3 NAB, (National Association of Broadcasters) Frequency modulation management study, numbers 1 and 2, National Association of Broadcasters

1947

5 40 Study of listening habits, Robert S. Conlin and Associates, December 1947

1947

2 67 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Carlson, Governor Frank

1947-1948

3 16 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Feldman, C. Russell

1947-1948

50 83 Harry Jenks Library, World Broadcasting System 1947-1948

17 75 KFRM radio, “Cost analysis KFRM and State of Kansas” 1947-1948

17 76 KFRM radio, “I welcome KFRM because…” contest 1947-1948

18 53 KFRM radio, promotional bulletins 1947-1948

15 47 KMBC radio employees, Johnson, Eddie, re: “Texas Rangers”

1947-1948

45 43 KMBC radio programs, “Rhythm Riders” 1947-1948

32 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Last round-up” 1947-1948

33 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Bibletone Records, Inc. contracts

1947-1948

33 86 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, California, Hollywood, KFWB

1947-1948

35 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Financial memo statements

1947-1948

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36 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas tour 1947-1948

38 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mitchell J. Hamilburg Agency, Hollywood, California

1947-1948

38 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Mitchell J. Hamilburg Agency, Los Angeles California

1947-1948

38 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Musicians Union, personnel replacements and auditions

1947-1948

38 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, Omaha, KBON, Inland Broadcasting Company

1947-1948

40 60 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Personnel replacement and auditions

1947-1948

40 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Reincke, Meyer and Finn Advertising, Chicago, Illinois

1947-1948

41 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Spring tour 1948

1947-1948

42 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Nacogdoches radio stations

1947-1948

42 105 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington DC radio stations

1947-1948

44 87 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington DC radio stations

1947-1948

42 106 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington DC, WBUZ-FM, Chesapeake Broadcasting Company

1947-1948

43 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, West Virginia, Charleston, WKNA

1947-1948

6 41 Midland Broadcasting Company, California franchise 1947-1948

67 11 Midwest Research Institute, Kansas City Missouri 1947-1948

18 32 KFRM radio, audience contests 1947-1949

54 103 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Ranger” motion picture correspondence

1947-1949

33 32 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona, Tucson, KTUC

1947-1949

34 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., California, Hollywood, KTTV and KNX

1947-1949

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35 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Harry B. Cohen Advertising Agency Company Inc., New York, New York

1947-1949

35 75 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Hyde Park Brewers Association, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri

1947-1949

36 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Des Moines, KSO, Murphy Broadcasting Company

1947-1949

36 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, companies

1947-1949

37 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Maryland, Silver Springs, WGAY, Tri-Suburban Broadcasting Corporation

1947-1949

38 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, miscellaneous motion pictures

1947-1949

40 10 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, personnel 1947-1949

43 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wisconsin advertising agencies

1947-1949

17 71 KFRM radio 1947-1950

18 43 KFRM radio, construction permits, applications and licenses

1947-1950

33 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Avery-Knodel, Inc., Chicago, Illinois

1947-1950

35 79 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Idaho, Boise, KDSH

1947-1950

42 75 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Virginia, Richmond, WXGI (nee WFFV), Radio Virginia, Inc.

1947-1950

14 24 KMBC radio employees, Cupp, Rod, correspondence, re: “Texas Rangers”

1947-1951

38 91 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Jersey, Asbury Park, WJLK

1947-1951

3 79 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Peerless Camera Stores, Inc., New York New York

1947-1953

3 94 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Restaurants, miscellaneous

1947-1953

69 5 KMBC – KFRM radio programs, “Rhymaline” and “Rhymaline Matinee” mail response maps

1947-1953

5 17 KMBC radio programs, “Rhymaline Time” and “Rhymaline Matinee”

1947-1954

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34 44 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Colorado, Denver, KOA, National Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1947-1954

13 31 KMBC, building reports 1947-1954

13 36 KMBC, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., correspondence

1947-1954

1 4 Church, Arthur B., personal correspondence 1947-1957

45 38 (Kansas City) River Club newsclippings 1948

43 48 “Report on Hearing of the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) on Application for Radio Station of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and Kansas City Broadcasting Company in Kansas City, April 1-7, 1948”

1948

54 100 “Under Western Skies”, script, April 1, 1948 1948

21 37 “Where Shall We Dream Tonight?”, from Hallmark Productions, Inc. motion picture “Mon and Dad”, sheet music, Eddie C. Maxwell and Edward Kay, Hygenic Productions, Wilmington, Ohio

1948

51 14 Burnette, Smiley, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) 1948


1948

3 29 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hall, Raymond W.

1948

3 33 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hohman, Henry A.

1948

2 3 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, January-June 1948

2 4 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, July-December 1948


1948

52 81 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York, August 1-2, 1948

1948

52 80 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York, January 15-16, 1948

1948

54 54 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York, November 10-11, 1948

1948

51 15 Crosby, Lou, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10) 1948

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21 24 Directory of Open End Transcriptions Available for Local Sponsorship, National Association of Broadcasters

1948

17 77 KFRM radio, “Listening Area Coverage Index”, C. E. Hoper, Inc., Winter 1948

1948

17 79 KFRM radio, “The only story of it’s kind in commercial broadcasting”

1948

17 80 KFRM radio, “There’s not another story like this in commercial broadcasting”

1948

17 81 KFRM radio, 1st birthday anniversary contest, November-December, 1948

1948

17 82 KFRM radio, 1st birthday stag buffet, December 1948 1948

17 84 KFRM radio, area survey, Study of Listening Habits, a Summary of Results, Audience Study, Kansas City Primary Trade Area, Robert S. Conlan and Associates, September 1948

1948

17 85 KFRM radio, area survey, Study of Listening Habits, Personal Interview Survey, Kansas City Primary Trade Area, Robert S. Conlan and Associates, Fall 1948

1948

17 86 KFRM radio, area survey, Study of Listening Habits, Robert S. Conlan and Associates, September 1948

1948

18 33 KFRM radio, birthday contest entries 1948

18 35 KFRM radio, congratulatory telegrams, December 1948 1948

66 17 KFRM radio, promotional posters 1948

18 54 KFRM radio, radio rank, Robert S. Conlin and Associates, September 1948

1948

18 58 KFRM radio, Talent and programs cost charts 1948

17 50 KMBC – KFRM, “The KMBC – KFRM Team and Network Coverage Duplication in Kansas City Trade Territory”, KMBC Engineering Department, March 17, 1948

1948

Artifact Collection

KMBC – KFRM, clear Lucite letter opener, gift for entering KFRM First Birthday Anniversary Contest, accession #2002-R007.008

1948

67 3 KMBC – KFRM, name contest “Personality Girl”, April 10-25, 1948

1948

17 52 KMBC – KFRM, Network and Station Coverage Maps in the KMBC – KFRM Area

1948

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17 55 KMBC – KFRM, policy report, January 8, 1949 1948

61 4 KMBC – KFRM, Primary Coverage maps 1948

17 58 KMBC – KFRM, promotional book, “A Review of the Year 1948”

1948

14 20 KMBC radio employees, Crosier, John, advertising accounts and commissions

1948


1948

14 33 KMBC radio employees, Eatough. Charles, “Chuck”, advertising accounts and commissions

1948


1948


1948


1948

16 4 KMBC radio employees, Martha Mears and Lou Crosby radio and screen credits, March 1948

1948

16 5 KMBC radio employees, Martin, George, aka “Colorado Pete”

1948


1948

16 15 KMBC radio employees, McDermott, John, correspondence

1948

16 19 KMBC radio employees, Morris, George, advertising accounts and commissions

1948

5 11 KMBC radio music, “Texas Rangers”, “That Lucky Feeling”

1948

51 16 KMBC radio photographs, Mears, Martha, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

1948


1948

61 24 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Hollywood Citizen-News, January 22 1948

1948

32 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Texas Sandman” aka “Arkansas swing”

1948

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33 4 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Agent change 1948

33 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alf Lewis Productions, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

1948

34 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Cross Music Company

1948

34 88 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Delaware Radio stations

1948

34 89 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Delaware, Dover, WBOC, Peninsula Broadcasting Company

1948

35 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Home Folks Music, Inc., contracts

1948

36 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Intermountain Network

1948

36 85 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky, Louisville, WLOU, Louisville Broadcasting Corporation

1948

37 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Louisiana, Abbevillel, KROF

1948

38 3 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Midwest Sales Division Reports

1948

38 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Worthington, KWOA

1948

38 114 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New York, Ithaca, Rural Radio Network,

1948

39 102 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Original selections, published and unpublished, May 1

1948

40 72 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Santa Fe Trailways audition

1948

40 102 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, script 53 1948








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41 19 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts and commercials: “Nighttime on the Trail” (Purity Bakeries, National Biscuit Company (NABISCO) December 1948

1948


1948

41 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Television audition with Crosby, Mears, and Burnett

1948

41 76 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Clarksville, Acme Broadcasting Company

1948

41 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Greenville, Radio Greenville

1948

41 85 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tennessee, Nashville, Vanderbilt Radio Group,

1948

42 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas, Hamilton, KCLW, Hamilton Broadcasting Company, Inc.

1948

42 93 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Renton, KXRN, Interlake Broadcasting Corporation

1948

42 101 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Washington, Spokane, KXLY, Pacific Northwest Broadcasters

1948

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1948

9 14 KMBC radio, Field intensity survey greater Kansas City area, K. H. Cook, July 1948

1948

10 25 KMBC radio, Name for new girl singer contest (Ann Bond), April 1948

1948

5 80 KMBC radio, name for new singer contest 1948


1948

12 40 KMBC radio, Service farms financial statements 1948

19 25 KMBC TV, memos, Halley, George 1948

13 39 KMBC, Report of 152 0 162 Megacycle Test, KMBC Engineering Department, April 16, 1948

1948

6 40 Midland Broadcasting Company, Budgets 1948

6 52 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, First quarter financial statements

1948

6 59 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, Second quarter financial statements

1948



52 19 NAB Radio News Internships 3rd Report, Issued by the Council on Radio Journalism, Inc.

1948

45 29 NAB, 26th Annual Convention, Los Angeles, California, May 16-21, 1948, National Association of Broadcasters

1948

52 49 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, Radio pioneers club of New York

1948

57 11 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, correspondence 1948

54 101 Smiley Burnette publicity material, March, 1948 1948

5 41 Station ratings, Robert S. Conlin and Associates, June 1948

1948

43 85 Study of Listening Habits, Kansas City Primary Trade Area, September 1948, Robert S. Conlan and Associates, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri

1948

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45 32 The Communication of Ideas, reprints script, chapter 1, “Problems of Communication”, and script, chapter 16, “Popular Art”, Lyman Bryson

1948

17 57 KMBC – KFRM, promotional book 1948 circa

35 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, History 1948 circa

36 88 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, KFRM – NABISCO promotional book

1948 circa

5 19 CBS, Affiliated stations 1948, undated

1 10 Church, Arthur B., personal, 5519 Mission Drive, Kansas City Kansas residence

1948-1949

3 92 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Reeves, Albert L. Jr.

1948-1949

52 82 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, correspondence 1948-1949

18 55 KFRM radio, rate cards #1-2 1948-1949

16 30 KMBC radio employees, Robinson, Hubbell, re: “Texas Rangers”

1948-1949

35 65 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Hill and Range Songs, Inc., New York, New York, contracts

1948-1949

36 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kansas, Garden City, KGAR, Albert B. Pyatt

1948-1949

36 91 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, KTTV television show

1948-1949

37 38 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Management, Fredrick W. Ziv Company

1948-1949

39 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Northwest tour 1948-1949

39 113 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pennsylvania, Huntington, WHUN

1948-1949

41 68 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Television appearance possibilities

1948-1949

13 33 KMBC, Report on Rehabilitation of the Red Cross Building, 11th and Central (for KMBC), Kivett and Myers, Architects, Kansas City, Missouri

1948-1949

3 82 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Prall, Carl 1948-1950

16 14 KMBC radio employees, McDermott, John S., memos 1948-1950

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35 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Florida, Delano, WDLF / WJBS, Deland Broadcasting Company

1948-1950

36 36 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Iowa, Council Bluffs, KSWI, Nonpareil Broadcasting Company

1948-1950

37 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, MGM Records Division, Loew’s Inc., New York, New York

1948-1950

2 38 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Banks 1948-1951

2 58 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Buckalew, Edwin “Ed” W.

1948-1951

2 70 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Cat Key Club, Cat Cay Bahamas

1948-1951

3 11 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Erwin, Warde H.

1948-1951

36 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, International Milling Company, (Town Crier Flour), Minneapolis, Minnesota

1948-1951

3 34 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Holland, Lou E.

1948-1952

3 57 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Little, Lee and Lou

1948-1952

3 98 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Santa Rita Hotel and Indian Shop, Tuscon, Arizona

1948-1952

5 82 Enck, Else, correspondence 1948-1952

14 49 KMBC radio employees, Franz, J. Noland, memos 1948-1952

7 55 Midland Television Inc., Warrick, Brewer and Lamkin 1948-1952

3 91 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Real estate agents

1948-1953

44 22 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Orders

1948-1954

17 67 KMBC – KFRM, Team 1948-1954, undated

66 15 Radio and Television Executives Society, Inc., (nee Radio Pioneers Club), membership certificates

1948-1957

21 40 “Down In Oklahoma”, from Hallmark Productions, Inc. motion picture “The Prince of Peace”, sheet music, Lee

1949

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“Lasses” White, Kaybee Music, Inc., Los Angeles, California

5 55 “Lucky corners” triplet naming contest, August 1949 1949

21 41 “Right Under My Nose”, from Hallmark Productions, Inc. motion picture “The Prince of Peace”, sheet music, Steven Edwards and Andy Page, Kaybee Music Company, Wilmington, Ohio

1949

6 14 Arthur B. Church productions report draft 1949

45 36 Auto Club News, Vol. 31, No. 3, November 1949, Automobile Club of Missouri

1949

43 58 Broadcasting Telecasting Yearbook, Broadcasting Publications, Inc.

1949

2 5 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, January-May 1949

2 6 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, June-December

1949

3 55 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Ledbetter, E. R. and

1949


1949

5 6 Kansas City primary trade area survey 1949

17 74 KFRM radio, “Contour Maps With Population Estimates”, KMBC – KFRM Research Departments, May 1949

1949

17 83 KFRM radio, area survey, “Study of Listening Habits” Robert S. Conlan and Associates, March 1949

1949

18 34 KFRM radio, CBS affiliate county dada 1949

18 39 KFRM radio, Conlin rating of KFRM shows, Robert S. Conlin and Associates, February 16 1949

1949

18 50 KFRM radio, trade area advertising 1949

67 1 KMBC – KFRM, “BMB Station Audience Report Study No.2, Spring 1949”, Broadcast Measurement Bureau

1949

69 7 KMBC – KFRM, advertising proofs 1949

17 60 KMBC – KFRM, Service farms financial statements 1949


1949

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14 34 KMBC radio employees, Eatough. Charles, “Chuck”, advertising accounts and commissions

1949

14 38 KMBC radio employees, Effertz, Henry 1949


1949


1949


1949


1949

16 18 KMBC radio employees, Molen, Sam 1949

16 20 KMBC radio employees, Morris, George, advertising accounts and commissions

1949

17 30 KMBC radio employees, White, Herschell Cross, aka “Tiny (Tiney) Tillman,

1949


1949

18 77 KMBC radio programs, “Memory Lane of Sports”, Molen, Sam

1949

21 85 KMBC radio programs, “Rhythm Riders”, “Rhythm Ryders”, Hollywood, California

1949

33 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Arizona, Tucson, KTKT, Western States Broadcasting Consultants

1949

35 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, fan mail 1949

35 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Future make-up, tour and television prospects

1949

37 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Lowe’s Inc, Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer pictures

1949

38 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota advertising agencies

1949

38 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Minnesota, Minneapolis, KEYD, Family Broadcasting Corporation

1949

38 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Neal D. Ivey Company Advertising, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, re: Ranger Joe, Inc.

1949

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38 77 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Nebraska, North Platte, KODY

1949

39 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Newspaper advertisements

1949

39 45 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, North Dakota, Williston, KWBM, Williston Broadcasting Company

1949

40 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Ridver-Johns, Inc., Minneapolis Minnesota

1949

41 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sears Roebuck and Company, Detroit, Michigan

1949

41 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Small Brewers Association, Chicago, Illinois

1949

42 43 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Tim Spencer Music, Inc., contracts

1949

42 63 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Veterans Administration, “Vetribune”, Tucson, Arizona

1949

43 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Wesson Company

1949


1949



1949

12 30 KMBC radio, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, “FCC Hearing in re Application of Kansas City Broadcasting Company, Inc. and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Independence, for Construction Permits, April 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and May 12, 1948” released December 14, 1949

1949



18 83 NAB, Objections of the National Association of Broadcasters to Federal Communications Proposal, reprint, Engineering Department, NAB, Royal V. Howard, Director, March 28, 1949

1949

44 52 New York TV Hooperatings, C. E. Hooper, Inc., Feb. 8-14, 1949

1949

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18 79 Radio Daily, correspondence, New York, New York 1949

52 58 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, “Talk before Radio pioneers club, New York, New York, May 19, 1949”, A, D. Willard Jr.

1949


1949


57 28 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Off the Air, Volume 1 No. 1 and 2

1949

54 44 Selling Sixty-Six, volume 14 #4, July-August 1949, Phillips Petroleum Company

1949

18 69 WDAF – TV Rate Card No. 1, November 1, 1949 1949

5 20 Whan Kansas study, Whan, F. L. 1949

18 52 KFRM radio, presentation to Proctor and Gamble justifying need to use KFRM, Free and Peters, Inc.

1949 circa

5 58 KMBC – KFRM radio programs, “Happy Home” 1949, undated

57 39 Television, general 1949, undated

3 61 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, MacMorris, Daniel and Helene

1949-1950

17 72 KFRM radio, “2nd Anniversary Sales ‘Stimulator’ Contest” 1949-1950


1949-1950

35 8 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Fitzgerald Advertising Agency, New Orleans, Louisiana

1949-1950

40 12 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Pillsbury Mills, Inc.

1949-1950

12 19 KMBC radio, rate correspondence 1949-1950

5 28 KMBC radio programs, “Happy Kitchen” 1949-1951

11 41 KMBC radio, programs memos 1949-1951

5 62 Federal Communication Commission 1949-1953

5 60 KFRM radio, Missouri State Fair 1949-1953

15 30 KMBC radio employees, Halley, George, Account statements

1949-1953

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21 14 KMBC radio programs, “Brush Creek Follies”, “Brush Creek Follies”

1949-1953

11 11 KMBC radio, 0personal interview survey’s, Missouri State Fair, Sedalia, Missouri

1949-1953

57 29 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, The Radio Pioneer, incomplete

1949-1956

52 60 “A Talk at the Radio and Television Executives Club of New York on April 6th, 1950”, Howard J. Morgens

1950

5 48 “FM, TV and others” C. E. Hooper Inc., October-November 1950

1950

21 36 “How Long”, from Hallmark Productions, Inc. motion picture “One Too Many”, sheet music, Bunny Lewis and Nelly Goletti, Bibo Music, Inc., Hollywood California

1950

18 78 “The National Advertising Dollar 1949 – and for the Past 10 Years”, reprint from Sales Management, New York, New York

1950

18 80 Advertising Agency and Advertising & Selling, correspondence, New York, New York

1950

46 28 BAB’s Television Advertising Manual, Broadcast Advertising Bureau, New York, New York

1950

21 34 Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn Advertising, Inc., Wedge, Volume L # 1-2

1950

1 22 Church, Arthur, Diary of ABC business calls, Chipita Park, Colorado, July 19-October 4, 1950

1950


1950

2 44 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Bennett, Sam, re. Mission Hills Country Club, Kansas City, Missouri

1950

2 45 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Bermuda trip 1950

3 5 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, DiSalvo Galleries

1950

3 30 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hedges, William S. “Bill” and Meg

1950

3 31 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hettinger, Herman S.

1950

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2 7 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, includes photograph (1 B&W 5x7)

1950

3 42 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, John B. Stetson Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1950


1950

54 45 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York, November 9-10, 1950

1950

69 6 Columbia Lecture Bureau, Inc. poster 1950

18 102 Electronic and Communication Digest, Special Letter, Frank T. Stanton, Montclair, New Jersey

1950

44 48 Experimental Ultra-High Frequency Television Station in the Bridgeport, Connecticut Area, R. F,. Guy, J. L. Seibert and F. W. Smith, National Broadcasting Company, New York, New York

1950

5 47 Hooperatings report #26, Kansas City Missouri and Kansas summer report, C. E. Hooper, Inc., May-September 1950

1950

45 33 Improving Economic Understanding in the Public School, James T. Howard, Committee for Economic Development

1950

45 28 Jackson County Medical Society Weekly Bulletin, February 4, 1950, Jackson County Medical Society

1950


5 42 Kansas City survey, November-December 1949 addendum, Robert S. Conlin and Associates, January 30, 1950

1950

5 37 KFRM radio, Engineering report in support of application for change of frequency, power and directional antenna system for radio station KFRM, Concordia, Kansas, Jansky and Baily, December 29, 1950

1950


17 68 KMBC – KFRM, team brochure, July 1950 1950


1950

17 28 KMBC radio employees, Walker, Dusty, “Smoky Parker” 1950

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44 1 KMBC radio programs “Lazy River Boys”, WHB “Cowtown Wranglers”

1950

28 37 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Hawaii, Honolulu, KGMB

1950

34 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Conlan Survey results

1950

37 80 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Midland Music 1950

37 81 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Midland Music Company recording deal

1950

38 69 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, NBC dispute / Tales of the Texas Rangers

1950

40 22 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, proposed television programsming

1950

41 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts (Pillsbury Mills, Inc.), December 5 1949-January 27, 1950

1950

41 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts (Pillsbury Mills, Inc.), January 30, 1950-April 7 1950

1950

41 18 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts (Pillsbury Mills, Inc.), April 10 1950-April 28 1950

1950

21 86 KMBC radio programs, “Western Echoes”, “Western Echoes”, WIBW, Topeka, Kansas

1950

5 61 KMBC radio, Radio broadcasting station license, May 1, 1950

1950


1950

13 10 KMBC radio, The KMBC Story…, Share of Audience chart draft

1950

19 13 KMBC TV, KMBC – KFRM UHF television transmitters book, includes photographs, (13 B&W 3x4, 1 B&W 3.25x4, 15 B&W 3.5x4)

1950

Map Case KMBC TV, tower plans, 23rd and Topping, Kansas City (see map case folder 2)

1950

69 4 KMBC, 23rd and Topping Kansas City tower site maps 1950

52 28 NAB 28th Annual Convention, Chicago Illinois, April 12-18 1950

1950

52 25 NAB Broadcast Advisory Council 1950

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52 38 NAB Defense Bulletin, October-December 1950, incomplete

1950

52 29 NAB Interim Report on the Havana Phase of the Third North American Regional Broadcasting Conference and Supplement, prepared by the Engineering Department, NAB, Neal McNaughten, Director, March 8, 1950

1950

54 48 National Nielsen Ratings (Regular Week), December 3-9, 1950

1950

44 29 National Spot Sales Clinic, Free and Peters, Inc., Edgewater beach Hotel, Chicago, Illinois, June 6-June 7, 1950

1950

18 81 Radio and television Awards Dinner, Waldorf-Astoria, New York, New York March 21, 1950, brochure

1950

45 25 Radio Daily-Television Daily, Vol. 53, No. 35, November 21, 1950, Radio Daily, Corporation

1950

52 59 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, “The Outlook for radio and Television in 1950”, Ben Duffy

1950


1950

52 43 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, Radio pioneers club of New York, 1949-1950

1950


54 43 Radio Survey, North Dakota Agricultural College, May 1950

1950

5 26 Radio’s extra profit margin 1950

46 18 SRDS, (Standard Rate and Data Service), Volume 32 numbers 1, 18, 21

1950

46 15 Study of Listening Habits, Kansas City Missouri, April 1950, Robert S. Conlan and Associates

1950

5 44 Study of listening habits, Robert S. Conlin and Associates, November 23 1950

1950

5 43 Study of listening habits, Robert S. Conlin and Associates, October 14 1950

1950

52 39 Survival Under Atomic Attack, United States National Security Resources Board, Document 130

1950

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52 40 United States Civil Defense, United States National Security Resources Board, Document 128

1950

2 56 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Broadmoor Golf Club, Colorado Springs, Colorado

1950-1951

45 15 Columbia University Oral History Project, Radio Pioneers 1950-1951

17 27 KMBC radio employees, Taylor, Gerald L., “Gerry” 1950-1951

8 3 KMBC radio, “Hooper Radio Audience Index”, C. E. Hooper, Inc., November 1950-January 1951

1950-1951

Map Case KMBC Theatre floor plans (see map case folder 2) 1950-1951

19 37 KMBC TV, Proposed Television transmitter tower on Kansas City Power and Light Building

1950-1951

57 47 Television, general 1950-1951, undated

17 69 KMBC – KFRM, team rate cards #27- 28 1950-1952


1950-1952

19 28 KMBC TV, playhouse booking possibilities 1950-1952

19 43 KMBC TV, transmitter negotiations 1950-1952

44 37 Federal Communications Commission petitions, includes photograph, (1 B&W 9x9)

1950-1953

19 2 KMBC TV, 23rd and Topping, Kansas City tower construction

1950-1953

19 3 KMBC TV, 23rd and Topping, Kansas City tower site 1950-1953

44 36 Television research 1950-1953

57 32 Television, general 1950-1953

Map Case KMBC, Ararat Temple floor plans, Kansas City, Missouri (see map case folder 2)

1950-1953, undated

44 43 CBS, Press releases 1950-1954

19 22 KMBC TV, memos, Cook, Ken 1950-1954

21 42 “(Say A Prayer To) The Prince of Peace”, sheet music, Irving Bibo, Bibo Music Company, Hollywood, California

1951

21 39 “I Don’t Know Why I Love You”, from Hallmark Productions, Inc. motion picture “One Too Many”, sheet music, Bill Copeland and The Harmonaires, Music City Copyrights, Hollywood, California

1951

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18 67 “Kansas City Primary Trade Area Personal Interview Survey, Fall 1951”

1951

21 35 “Peace is Everywhere”, from Hallmark Productions, Inc. motion picture “One Too Many”, sheet music, John Stephens and Nelly Goletti, Music City Copyrights, Hollywood, California

1951

54 49 “Radio’s total Circulation”, January 1, 1951 1951

21 38 “Ridin’ the Roller Coaster”, from Hallmark Productions, Inc. motion picture “One Too Many”, sheet music, John Stephens and Irving Bibo, Bibo Music, Inc., Hollywood California

1951

45 71 “What About Radio Today?” 1951

5 22 Beer advertising survey 1951

21 78 Church, Arthur B., notes on channel allocations 1951


1951

2 8 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, January-June 1951

2 9 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, July-December 1951

52 31 Civil Defense Conference, May 7-8, 1951 1951


1951

54 46 Columbia Affiliates Advisory Board, meeting New York, New York, September 13-14, 1951

1951

57 30 Columbia Broadcasting System personnel 1951

5 49 Distribution of listening homes among Kansas City radio stations, C. E. Hooper, Inc., December 1950-April 1951

1951

21 80 Drafts of Joint Petition to the FCC 1951

21 79 Drafts of Supporting Resolutions, Joint Petition to the FCC

1951

57 40 DuMont VHF (Television) Allocation Plan, May 7, 1951, Allen B. DuMont Laboratories, Inc., Clifton, New Jersey

1951

44 58 Engineering for Modification of Application for Channel 2, Kansas City Power and Light Building, includes photograph, (1 B&W 8x10)

1951

57 48 FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Policy on Television Freeze and Other Communication Matters,

1951

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Hearing Before the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, United States Senate, July 18 1951

21 32 First Paralyzing Blow at Freedom of the Air in the United States, William S. Paley

1951

21 46 Hallmark Productions, Inc., Wilmington, Ohio 1951

5 51 Hooperatings report #29, Kansas City Missouri and Kansas, C. E. Hooper, Inc., August 1951

1951

5 52 Hooperatings report #30, Kansas City Missouri and Kansas, C. E. Hooper, Inc., October 1951

1951


18 57 KFRM radio, share of audience, September 1949-March 1951

1951

17 49 KMBC – KFRM, “Comparison of Circulation the KMBC – KFRM Team, Newspapers, Magazines Including All Kansas and Missouri Counties Within the Kansas City Primary Trade Area:, KMBC Research Department, February 8, 1951

1951



1951


1951


1951

36 74 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Kentucky companies

1951

41 54 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Staley Syrup, Ruthraff and Ryan, Chicago, Illinois

1951

18 64 KMBC radio programs, “Thirty Years and Thirty Days”, scripts, script, episodes 1-10, April 21-April 30, 1551

1951

18 65 KMBC radio programs, “Thirty Years and Thirty Days”, scripts, script, episodes 11-20, May 1-May 10, 1551

1951

18 66 KMBC radio programs, “Thirty Years and Thirty Days”, scripts, script, episodes 21-28, May 11-May 18, 1551

1951

9 12 KMBC radio, FCC correspondence, re: Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

1951

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10 16 KMBC radio, Liberty, Missouri dance statements 1951

10 17 KMBC radio, listener, correspondence, re: Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints “Morning Devotions” and “Thoughts for the Day” cancellation

1951


1951

12 29 KMBC radio, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints contract termination

1951

19 11 KMBC TV, Exhibit 2, Economic Data for Kansas City, Missouri and St. Joseph, Missouri in Connection With Proposal for Channels Two and Nine, Phillip G. Loucks, Esq., September 24, 1951

1951

44 54 KMBC TV, KMBC, KCMO, WHB Joint Petition to the FCC, September 1951

1951

19 30 KMBC TV, Playhouse seating plan, Kansas City 1951

44 56 KMBC TV, Written Testimony in Support of Supplemental Petition of Midland Broadcasting Company, September 24, 1951

1951

44 55 Midland Broadcasting Company Supplemental Petition to the FCC, Midland Broadcasting Company, May 1951

1951

6 57 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, April 1951

6 61 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, August 1951

6 65 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, December

1951

6 56 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, February

1951

6 55 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, January

1951

6 60 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, July 1951

6 59 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, June 1951

6 58 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, May 1951

6 54 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, Miscellaneous financial reports and correspondence

1951

6 64 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, November

1951

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6 63 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, October

1951

6 62 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, September

1951

7 26 Midland Broadcasting Company, Report drafts, June 1951

1951

7 30 Midland Broadcasting Company, Tax effect of transfer of certain properties from Midland Broadcasting Company to Midland Television, Inc.

1951

65 6 Minneapolis – Honeywell Regulator Company, wiring diagram, ACC 790, January 5, 1951

1951

44 18 Multiple television tower proposal for Kansas City 1951

52 34 NAB Broadcast Advisory Council, April 1-2, 1951 1951

5 50 Radio audience indexes, C.B.S. stations, C. E. Hooper Inc., June-July 1951

1951


1951



52 32 Remarks by the Secretary of Defense at the Business Advisory Council Conference, Thursday 18 January 1951, the Pentagon

1951

5 45 Study of listening habits, Robert S. Conlan and Associates, October 20, 1951 (Kansas-Oklahoma football game)

1951

5 5 The Kansas radio audience of 1951, F. L. Whan 1951

13 33 United States Advisory Commission on Information Semiannual Report to the Congress April 1951

1951

52 30 White House Radio-Television Conference, November 2, 1951

1951

69 11 Central Radio Company, KMBC, KFRM mailing envelopes and labels

1951, undated

Map Case Proposed FCC TV Allocations and mileages between cities (see map case folder 1)

1951, undated

65 10 Radio station coverage contour maps and charts 1951, undated

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3 104 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Snyder (Van Dam), Lucia

1951-1952

8 49 KMBC radio, audience number comparisons 1951-1952

12 20 KMBC radio, rate correspondence 1951-1952

19 36 KMBC TV, Proposed television control room areas 1951-1952

7 31 Midland Broadcasting Company, Time Inc. negotiations for sale

1951-1952

43 44 CBS radio and KFRM contracts 1951-1953

2 40 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Barnard, Anne 1951-1953

3 22 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Garden of the Gods Club, Colorado Springs, Colorado

1951-1953

17 54 KMBC – KFRM, newsclippings 1951-1953

45 35 WHB Broadcasting Company television application, Channel #9, Kansas City, Missouri

1951-1953

13 35 KMBC, building space rental studies 1951-1954

17 56 KMBC – KFRM, programs information 1951-1954, undated

52 64 “Address by Frank C. Wright Jr., Director of Public relations, N.C.F.E. before the Radio Pioneers Club of New York, Waldorf Astoria, March 6th, 1952”

1952

52 62 “Address by Kevin B. Sweeney, Vice President Broadcast Advertising Bureau, Inc. before the Radio Pioneers Club Luncheon January 10th 1952 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City”

1952

52 61 “Address by William B. Ryan, President Broadcast Advertising Bureau, Inc. before the Radio Pioneers Club Luncheon January 10th 1952 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City”

1952

52 63 “Are We Selling America Short?”, James Webb Young, February 21, 1952

1952

18 88 “Let’s Talk About Your Grocery Bill”, Grocery Manufacturers of America, inc., New York, New York

1952

21 29 ”They’re Looking Ahead in Kansas City”, Len Brann, Technical Engineer, September 1952

1952

46 45 A Political Broadcast Catechism, NARTB MS Legal Department

1952

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44 32 A. C. Nielsen Company, Chicago, Illinois, brochures 1952

43 45 CBS radio network rate card #34 1952

5 33 CBS, C.B.S. radio clients and programs, C. B. S. radio network research department, January 1952

1952

44 44 CBS, Personnel list 1952

44 38 Channel 2, St. Joseph Missouri situation 1952

1 11 Church, Arthur B., personal, correspondence from Cicely in Europe

1952


1952

2 48 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Billups, Sylvester

1952

2 79 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Codel, Martin 1952

3 10 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Eisenhower, Arthur

1952

2 10 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, January-April 1952

2 11 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, May-December

1952

3 103 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Smith, Roland “Roly”

1952

4 41 Church, Myers, MacMorris, European trip itinerary and mail lists

1952

46 3 Industry-Government Highlights, incomplete, February 11-November 17, 1952, NARTB MS, Washington, D.C.

1952

44 57 Kansas City area maps, possible tower locations 1952

5 27 Kansas City primary trade area, Fall 1952 1952

45 19 KCMO Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri, television application

1952

Map Case KFEQ TV, St. Joseph Missouri broadcast contour map (see map case folder 2)

1952

17 73 KFRM radio, “Application for renewal of broadcast station license”, October 22 1952

1952

5 38 KFRM radio, Engineering report in support of application for change of frequency, power and directional antenna

1952

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system for radio station KFRM, Concordia, Kansas, Jansky and Baily, December 1, 1952



1952


1952

21 86 KMBC radio programs, “Rhythm Riders”, “Johnnie White’s Rhythm Riders and Dolores Hill”, WNAX, Yankton, South Dakota

1952

38 100 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, New Mexico, Portales, KENM

1952

11 9 KMBC radio, Personal Interview Survey of farm and Home Service Radio Programs, Supplemental Report, Fall 1952

1952

13 21 KMBC radio, Warrick, Brewer and Lamkin correspondence, re: Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

1952

19 29 KMBC TV, Playhouse brochure draft 1952

13 37 KMBC, C. E. Hooper, Inc., correspondence 1952

43 87 Midland Broadcasting Company, Engineering Report in Support of an Amended Application for a Television Broadcast Station on Behalf of Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri, includes photographs, (2 B&W 8.5x11), Jansky and Bailey, Washington D.C., April 30, 1952

1952

43 88 Midland Broadcasting Company, Engineering Report in Support of an Amended Application for a Television Broadcast Station on Behalf of Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri, includes photograph, (1 B&W 8.5x11), (Substitute for Exhibit #12, File #BPCT-292 Amended), Jansky and Bailey, Washington D.C., November 21 1952

1952




1952

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6 67 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, February

1952


1952





1952


1952


1952

52 35 NAB 30th Annual Convention, Chicago Illinois 1952

52 37 NAB correspondence 1952

46 10 NARTB District Meeting Kit publications, (Federal Legislation-A Manual for Radio and Television Broadcasters, Current Operational Aids and Member Service Manual, News on Radio, A Copyright Primer, Trends in Radio Station Operations, The Experts Look at Radio and TV, The Union on Your Threshold, I Can Get It for You Retail, Sixth Annual Voice of Democracy Contest)

1952

21 26 NARTB, EERD, (National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters, Employee-Employer Relations Department), 1951 Operating Cost Ratios

1952

21 27 NARTB, EERD, New Rules of the Game for Wage and Salary Stabilization

1952

46 36 New Dimensions of Radio and Television, NARTB MS 1952

52 53 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, Radio and Television Executives Society, Inc

1952

52 57 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, The Transmitter, Volume 1 #1, November 7, 1952

1952

57 16 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, 1951-1952 Special Edition 1952


5 53 Radio sets in use comparison, C. E. Hooper, Inc., January-February, 1952

1952

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5 81 Radio sets in use comparison, C.E. Hooper Inc. 1952

5 46 Share of audience maps, September 1948-October 1951 1952

46 19 SRDS, Volume 34 numbers 9, 12 1952

44 33 StatioNews, Volume #2, Number 3, C. E. Hooper, Inc., New York, New York June, 1952

1952

44 31 Study of Listening Habits, Robert S. Conlan and Associates, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri, January 1952

1952

46 23 Telecasting Yearbook, 1952, Broadcasting Publications, Inc., Washington D.C.

1952

57 44 Television Application, Channel 9, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri, May 8 1952

1952

44 30 Television Time Costs per 1,000 Sets for 20-second Class “A” Film Spots, Association of National Advertisers, Inc., New York, New York, June 1952

1952

57 31 Televisions Impact on American Business, J. L. Van Volkenburg, CBS Television, Marketing Club of the Harvard Business School, December 11 1952

1952

5 29 The Kansas radio-television audience of 1952, Whan, F. L.

1952

46 12 The Pulse of Kansas City, Volume 1 Number 1, November-December 1952, Pulse Inc., New York, New York

1952

45 18 WHB Broadcasting Company television application, Channel #9, Kansas City, Missouri

1952

65 7 WHB TV and AM studios Kansas City Missouri, floor plans, June 2, 1952

1952


1952-1953

43 69 KFEQ-TV, Saint Joseph, Missouri 1952-1953

19 27 KMBC TV, Other television station rate cards 1952-1953

19 46 KMBC TV, UHF television studies 1952-1953

46 1 Confidential Radio Newsletter, February 11, 1952-January 4, 1954, incomplete, NARTB MS (National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters Member Service), Washington, D.C.

1952-1954

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46 2 Confidential TV Newsletter, incomplete, September 15, 1952-June 5, 1954, NARTB MS, Washington, D.C.

1952-1954

14 48 KMBC radio employees, Franz, J. Noland 1952-1954


1952-1954

19 17 KMBC TV, Market research 1952-1954

19 26 KMBC TV, Newsclippings 1952-1954

6 42 Midland Broadcasting Company, correspondence Warrick, Brewer, Lamkin and Meyers

1952-1954

46 8 NARTB Correspondence 1952-1954, undated

51 40 The Conservatory of Music, Kansas City 1952-1959

51 33 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, Shurick, Edward P. and Flossie

1952-1971

46 47 1953 Convention Supplement, May 2, 1953, NARTB MS 1953

46 46 1954 Business Outlook, NARTB MS 1953

46 26 A Full Report of the 1953 National Spot TV Sales Clinic, Free & Peters, Inc., New York, New York

1953

44 49 AM-FM-Television Broadcast News, Volume 76, September-October 1953, Radio Corporation of America, Camden, New Jersey

1953

57 41 Broadcast Application and Engineering Report Application for Construction Permit, Kansas City, Missouri, includes photograph, (1 B&W 8.5x11), WHB Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

1953

43 65 Cash, John F., Cook Paint and Varnish Company 1953

43 46 CBS television and KMBC TV contracts 1953

51 29 CBS Television, “Action in the Afternoon”, “The Search” 1953

5 30 CBS, C.B.S. radio clients and programs, C. B. S. radio network research department, July 1953

1953

44 46 CBS, Comments of Columbia Broadcasting System Inc. Before the Federal Communications Commission, re: Color Television Transmissions, September 8 1953

1953

44 45 CBS, Television clients and programs, July 1953 1953

51 27 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, Johnson, Bea 1953

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55 2 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, Shurick, Edward P, (CBS TV)

1953

1 14 Church, Arthur B., San Francisco cocktail party regrets 1953

2 55 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Breton, Harry C.

1953

2 12 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, January-April 1953

2 13 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, May-December

1953

3 106 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Statler Hotel, Washington DC

1953

46 44 CONELRAD Simplified, NARTB Engineering Department 1953

46 43 Dimensions of Radio and Television, NARTB MS 1953

46 42 Effect of Changes in FCC Operator Requirements on Collective Bargaining, NARTB MS Employee-Employer Relations Department

1953

46 41 Factors in the Broadcaster’s Profit Equation, NARTB MS Employer-Employee Relations Department

1953

46 40 First report to the people of the United States, NARTB Television Code Board, Washington D.C.

1953

46 16 How to Make Big Money in a Few Seconds, CBS Radio Spot Sales

1953

46 4 Industry-Government Highlights, incomplete, February 8-December 28, 1953, NARTB MS, Washington, D.C.

1953

44 39 Kansas City Television Audience, American Research Bureau, Inc., Washington, D.C., October 1953

1953

18 56 KFRM radio, rate cards 1948-1952 1953

67 10 KGUL TV Houston Texas, advertisement proofs 1953

5 57 KMBC – KFRM radio programs, “Radio schoolhouse” 1953

17 59 KMBC – KFRM, Service farms 1953


14 3 KMBC radio employees, Anderson, Sidney, “Jed Starkey” 1953

5 56 KMBC radio programs, “Hear ye Him” 1953

11 48 KMBC radio, programs schedules, August-October 1953 1953

12 22 KMBC radio, Rate structure 1927-1952 1953

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13 43 KMBC TV / radio, sale, Farm Bureau Insurance Company 1953

19 6 KMBC TV, broadcast station construction permit, June 24, 1953

1953

19 8 KMBC TV, Congratulatory letters to Arthur B. Church 1953

19 12 KMBC TV, Henry Wheat Weather, Allmayer-Fox contract 1953

19 14 KMBC TV, KMBC and CBS programs schedules 1953

19 24 KMBC TV, memos, Franz, J. Noland 1953

19 31 KMBC TV, programs ideas, Hiram Higsby 1953

19 32 KMBC TV, programs schedules 1953

19 33 KMBC TV, programs schedules, August-October 1953 1953

19 35 KMBC TV, Promotions 1953

19 38 KMBC TV, rate card #1 1953

19 39 KMBC TV, Rate card #1 material 1953

19 40 KMBC TV, rate structure and Card #1 1953

Map Case KMBC TV, studio control floor plans (see map case folder 2)

1953

19 44 KMBC TV, transmitter negotiations, January-October, 1953

1953

19 45 KMBC TV, transmitter negotiations, November-December 1953

1953

19 48 KMBC TV, WHB contract drafts 1953

46 38 Low Budget Television Operations Symposium, A. Prose Walker, 7th annual NARTB Broadcast Engineering Conference, Los Angeles, California, April 30, 1953

1953

6 28 Midland Broadcasting Company, Amendment to TV application, Midland Broadcasting Company File #BPCT-292, April 24, 1953

1953

6 22 Midland Broadcasting Company, CBS agreements 1928-1940

1953

6 23 Midland Broadcasting Company, CBS agreements 1943-1952

1953

6 24 Midland Broadcasting Company, CBS agreements 1953 1953



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1953


1953



7 3 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, March 1953



1953


1953

7 1 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, Proposed 1953 budget

1953


1953


7 32 Midland Broadcasting Company, Time Inc. negotiations for sale

1953

46 29 Missouri Business, Volume 3 #8, Missouri State Chamber of Commerce, Jefferson City, Missouri, May 1953

1953

46 11 NAB (NARTB) Engineering Handbook, Supplements number 1 and 2, NARTB

1953

46 37 NARTB Bulletin to the Industry on S. 1396, A Bill to Restrict Broadcasts of Baseball, NARTB MS

1953

46 14 National Spot Radio Sales Clinic, Edgewater Beach, Chicago, Illinois, November 3-4, 1953, Free and Peters, Inc.,

1953

44 34 Pulse of Kansas City, Volume #2, Number 1, January-February, 1953, The Pulse, Inc., New York, New York

1953

43 74 Pulse Report Kansas City Out of Home Radio Audience, The Pulse Inc., New York, New York

1953

52 44 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, Radio and Television Executives Society Inc., 1952-1953

1953


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46 35 Radio Station Management, News Survey Report, parts 1 and 3, NARTB, Washington, D.C.

1953

46 34 Radio Station Wage Survey, NARTB MS Employee– Employer Relations Department

1953

36 49 Research and Planning in an Urban Community, Community Studies, Inc., Kansas City Missouri

1953

46 20 SRDS, Volume 35 numbers 1, 8, 9 1953


46 25 Telecasting Yearbook – Marketplace 1953-1954, Broadcasting Publications, Inc, Washington D.C.

1953

46 24 Telecasting Yearbook, 1953, Broadcasting Publications, Inc., Washington D.C.

1953

45 51 Television as an Extension School of Democracy, J. L. Van Volkenburg, December 17, 1953

1953

45 59 Television Digest, “Facing the Future: Radio and television Broadcasting”, David Sarnoff, National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters, Los Angeles, California, April 29, 1953

1953

45 55 Television reports and correspondence 1953

45 61 Television, “How To” series reprints 1953

5 23 The Advertiser Magazine, Volume 24, number 2, February 1953

1953

46 33 The Ballot for Broadcasting, NARTB 1953

46 32 The Compensation of Radio Salesmen, Radio Station Wage Survey, NARTB

1953

46 31 The Pulse of Kansas City, Volume 2 Number 4, November-December 1953, Pulse Inc., New York, New York

1953

46 17 The Saints Herald, Volume 100 numbers 30, 31, 38, 40, Reorganized Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints, Independence, Missouri

1953

43 70 TV Hooperatings, Kansas City Missouri and Kansas, C. E. Hooper Inc., New York, New York, 1953

1953

44 40 UHF-VHF Study, American Research Bureau, Inc., Washington, D.C., October 1953

1953

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45 60 WCCO TV, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota, programs schedule, June 21-27, 1953

1953

3 28 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Hale, Rod and Dorothy

1953, undated

44 47 CBS, Color television information with photographs, (5 B&W 7x9.)

1953-1954

46 30 Facts about Television, NARTB Television Information Committee, Washington, D.C.

1953-1954


1953-1954

13 44 KMBC TV / radio, sale, Howard Meighan 1953-1954

19 4 KMBC TV, Advance programs schedules, August 1 1953-January 2 1954

1953-1954

19 9 KMBC TV, Daily mail reports, August 3, 1953-February 13, 1954

1953-1954

19 16 KMBC TV, mail response maps 1953-1954

19 18 KMBC TV, meeting notes 1953-1954

19 19 KMBC TV, memos, Church, Arthur “Arky” Jr. 1953-1954

19 20 KMBC TV, memos, Church, Arthur B. 1953-1954

6 44 Midland Broadcasting Company, employees 1953-1954

46 7 Report of the Television Information Committee of the NARTB, NARTB MS, Washington, D.C.

1953-1954

46 9 Television Code Subscriber Bulletin, incomplete, Vol. 2 No. 7-Vol. 3 No. 1, NARTB Television Code Board

1953-1954

52 54 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, Radio and Television Executives Society, Inc.

1953-1955

44 41 “Adventure Ho”, sales brochure, Adventure Ho Syndications, Detroit, Michigan

1954

5 59 “Stock market report” 1954

6 10 Arthur B. Church Enterprises, Inc I, Stock Certificate stubs

1954

6 9 Arthur B. Church Enterprises, Inc, Bill of Sale and Assignment

1954

6 8 Arthur B. Church Enterprises, Inc., Articles of Incorporation

1954

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55 1 CBS Radio, Palm Beach Golf Championship coverage plans, Meadow Brook Club, Westbury, Long Island, New York

1954

5 31 CBS, C.B.S. radio clients and programs, C. B. S. radio network research department, April 1954

1954

5 18 CBS, Radio network sustaining programs schedule, May 30, 1954

1954


2 49 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Birthday cards 1954

3 24 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Get well cards 1954

46 6 Gratuities to Station Personnel, NARTB MS, February 5, 1954

1954

46 5 Industry-Government Highlights, incomplete, January 4-May 31, 1954, NARTB MS, Washington, D.C.

1954

21 62 Journal SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers), Vol. 62, No. 2, New York, New York, February 1954

1954

44 35 Kansas City Telepulse, 1954, The Pulse, Inc., New York, New York

1954

43 66 Kansas City Telepulse, Volume #3, Number 3, March 1-7, 1954, The Pulse, Inc., New York, New York

1954

43 68 Kansas City Telepulse, Volume 3, Number 1, January 4-10, 1954, The Pulse Inc., New York, New York

1954

17 51 KMBC – KFRM, announcement contracts effective as of March 9, 1954

1954

17 53 KMBC – KFRM, news, weather and sports programs information Fact Sheets

1954


9 8 KMBC radio, DuMont Laboratories, Inc., correspondence 1954

13 40 KMBC TV / radio, sale negotiations 1954

13 41 KMBC TV / radio, sale negotiations notebook, March 23-April 17, 1954

1954

19 5 KMBC TV, Advance programs schedules, January 3 1954-June 19 1954

1954

19 7 KMBC TV, CBS “The Morning Show” 1954

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19 10 KMBC TV, Daily Programs Schedule Logs, February-March 1954, incomplete

1954

19 15 KMBC TV, KMBC and CBS programs schedules 1954

19 21 KMBC TV, memos, Church, C. H. 1954

19 23 KMBC TV, memos, Cupp, Rod 1954

19 34 KMBC TV, programs, “Name the Sketch” show proposal 1954

19 41 KMBC TV, Rate studies 1954

19 42 KMBC TV, Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 1954

19 46 KMBC TV, transmitter negotiations 1954

19 49 KMBC TV, WHB TV Advance Programs Schedule Week of April 25-May 1, 1954

1954

13 38 KMBC, daily mail reports, May 31, 1954 1954

46 39 Life Expectancy and Operating Notes on the Image Orthicon, Type 5820, A. Prose Walker, NARTB MS Engineering Department

1954


7 13 Midland Broadcasting Company, financial reports, March 1954


7 41 Midland Broadcasting Company, WHB Broadcasting Company, subsidy of Cook Paint and Varnish Company, negotiations for stock sale

1954

43 67 Pulse of Kansas City, Volume #3, Number 1, January-February, 1954, The Pulse, Inc., New York, New York

1954

57 24 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, RTES (Radio and Television Executives Society) News, Volume 3, #4, November 1954

1954

57 20 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, 13th Annual Dinner Meeting programs, May 26 1954

1954

57 18 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, photographs, (1 B&W 2.5x3, 1 B&W 5x7)

1954

52 6 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Radio Pioneers membership 1954

57 19 Scientific American, July 1954 1954


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45 50 Television Hooperatings, Kansas City Missouri and Kansas, C. E. Hooper, Inc., April 1954

1954

46 27 Television Station Film Management Manual, NARTB, Washington, D.C.

1954

43 71 TV Hooperatings, Kansas City Missouri and Kansas, C. E. Hooper Inc., New York, New York, 1954

1954

43 72 TV Hooperatings, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota C. E. Hooper Inc., New York, New York, February 1954

1954

43 73 TV Hooperatings, Omaha Nebraska-Council Bluffs, Iowa C. E. Hooper Inc., New York, New York, February 1954

1954

57 22 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Meeting arrangements 1954-1955, undated

57 21 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Legal Committee 1954-1956, undated

52 46 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, RTES (Radio and Television Executives Society) News, Volume 3 #5-Volume 5 #9, incomplete

1954-1957

36 30 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, WHB Broadcasting Company, KMBC Broadcasting Company, Cook Paint and Varnish Company

1954-1961


1955


52 65 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, The Radio Pioneer, Volume 4 #3, Volume 7 #2

1955, 1957


1956


52 2 BMI correspondence, New York, New York 1956-1957


1956-1957

51 30 CBS Television Affiliates Advisory Board meeting and cocktail party at Arthur Church residence, Colorado Springs

1957


65 4 BMI pin-up Hits posters, March 1957-February 1958 1957-1958

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52 1 Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), Newsletter, New York, New York, March 1957-February 1958

1957-1958


44 15 Who’s Who in Colorado, entry information, Sage Books and Johnson Publishing Company, Boulder, Colorado

1957-1958

44 14 Who’s Who in Commerce and Industry, entry information, A. N. Marquis Company, Chicago, Illinois

1957-1958

52 66 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, The Broadcast Pioneer, Volume 8 #1-Volume 9 #1, incomplete

1957-1959

51 31 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, CBS 1957-1970

2 29 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Arthur Anderson and Company

1958

39 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, notes on masters

1958

42 53 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Transcription deal with Olmsted Studios

1958

52 7 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Broadcast Pioneers correspondence

1958

44 85 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Broadcast Pioneers Directory 1958-1959

51 20 CBS display, School Broadcast Conference, Chicago, Illinois, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) December 5-7, 1959

1959

52 8 National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), programs, NAB 37th Annual Convention, Chicago Illinois, March 15-18 1959

1959

66 8 Broadcast Pioneers 19th Annual Dinner Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 5th, 1960, programs and menu

1960

52 45 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, Preamble, Constitution and By-Laws of Radio and Television Executives Society

1960

13 42 KMBC TV / radio, sale to Metropolitan Broadcasting Corporation

1960-1961

52 3 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Broadcast Pioneers, New York, New York script, chapter

1960-1963

66 3 KMBC promotional mailing 1961

52 10 NAB 39th Annual Convention, Washington DC, May 7-10 1961

1961

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1961

52 47 RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB, RTES News, #30-#42, incomplete

1961-1962

52 4 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Broadcast Pioneer, The, January 1962-March 1964, incomplete, New York, New York

1962-1964

51 35 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, Broadcast Pioneers 1962-1977

52 26 Church, Arthur, Mountain Shadows Estates Cocktail Party, Scottsdale Arizona, for NAB Directors, Officers and VIP’s

1963

43 51 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, Metromedia, Inc. 1963-1964


45 78 The Rockhurst Magazine ‘Presidents Annual Report to the Shareholders’, March 1964

1964

52 9 NAB correspondence 1964-1965

52 5 International Radio and Television Foundation, The, International Radio and Television Society, New York, New York

1965


51 36 RADIO PIONEERS CLUB, The Broadcast Pioneer (incomplete)

1965-1973

54 104 Church, Arthur, Interiew 1966

3 80 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Phoenix Star Theatre

1966

1 12 Church, Arthur B., personal, correspondence, Clair Heyer 1966-1967

51 34 Church, Arthur B., correspondence, Jones, Merle 1966-1968

16 26 KMBC radio employees, Painter, Ted 1967

49 78 KMBC radio photographs, Halley, George E., photographs, (8 B&W 8x10)

1968, undated

45 46 “Dedication of the Edward Klauber Broadcast Laboratory”, Graduate School of Journalism, Columbia University, New York, New York

1969

4 23 Church, Arthur, personal financial 1969

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1969-1972

51 41 22 Annual Dinner of BMI-NAB Directors and Officers, Chicago, Illinois, May 6 1970

1970


4 10 Church, Arthur, personal daily memos 1971


45 45 NAB, Conventions 1971, undated

1 16 Church, Arthur, Arizona appointment wall calendar 1972

4 11 Church, Arthur, personal daily memos and calendar pages, January to June, 1972

1972

4 12 Church, Arthur, personal daily memos and calendar pages, July to December, 1972

1972


51 43 Graceland College, Lamoni, Iowa, Alumni Distinguished Service Award, Dr. of Humane Letters

1972-1974



1973


1973




1974


1974


1974




1975

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1975


1975

45 47 Arthur B. Church Distinguished Service Award, Association of Saints Church Radio Amateurs, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

1976



1976


1976


1976

4 29 Church, Arthur, personal financial reports 1976



1977


1977

51 39 Goodman Ace article from The New Yorker 1977

8 57 KMBC radio, Chronological History of KMBC c.a. 1948

49 92 Jarrett, Art, W9XAL television, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

ca 1933

20 29 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, promotional booklet with photographs, (6 B&W 6.5x9), photos include Jack Dempsey, Tom Mix and Barney Oldfield

ca 1935

49 90 Kau Kau Korner, Waikiki, Hawaii, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

ca 1946

43 86 “Who Are TV’s Pioneers?”, reprint from Sponsor ca 1952

19 1 KMBC TV, “The Little Dandy” Television Engineering Factbook, Cook, Ken

ca, 1953

49 85 Canta-Nina Chorus, photographs, (1 B&W 8x100 n.d

49 84 Collegians, photographs, (2 B&W 6.5x9) n.d

49 82 Evans, Don and Wretha, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) n.d

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49 80 Flannery, Ivan, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10) n.d

49 79 Ganz, William, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10) n.d

58 KMBC radio – printer’s blocks n.d

49 62 KMBC radio photographs, Halley, Mondane Phillips, photographs, (2 B&W 3.5x5, 1 B&W 8x10)

n.d

49 83 Wellington, Duke, photographs, (6 B&W 8x10) n.d

50 73 “A. G. Party series”, script, Fran undated

50 62 “Abroad With the Lockharts series”, “Baiting the Hook”, script, Gene and Kathleen Lockhart, Judson Radio Syndicate, New York, New York

undated

50 69 “Acclimated”, script, Carmea L. Kesting, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

55 4 “Aines (milk)” musical audition script undated

50 74 “Alice in Candyland”, script, episode 5, “The Sweetest Story Ever Told” KOMO, Seattle, Washington

undated

50 76 “At the Old Wishing Well”, script, Elmer G. Hoelzle, WRVA, Richmond, Virginia

undated

Artifact Collection

“Bee-News Funnyland” Jiggs illustration button, accession #2002-R07.003

undated

46 48 “Big Slim and Little Shorty” script undated

50 64 “Biographical Sketches of Great Musicians”, script undated

47 54 “Brewster’s Million”, script, 15 minute radio adaptation undated

47 51 “Call of the Wild”, script, 15 minute radio adaptation undated

47 56 “Cardinal Richelieu”, script, 15 minute radio adaptation undated

47 57 “Clive of India”, script, 15 minute radio adaptation undated

47 80 “Crash”, script, Robert L. “Bob” Pierson undated

50 61 “Diamond 760 Circus”, script for Mid Continent Petroleum Corporation, F. Alden Russell, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

50 56 “Dr. Hokum sreies”, script undated

52 67 “Employee-Employer Relations at NAB”, Richard P. Doherty

undated

47 55 “Folies Bergere de Paris”, script, 15 minute radio adaptation

undated

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47 21 “Gateway Court of Human Inflation”, presentation undated

47 65 “Good Evenin’ Judge”, (nee “Court of the Air”), offer from Milton Simon, WMC Memphis Tennessee

undated

18 24 “Grandma”, “On Our Golden Wedding Day”, music manuscript, Woody Smith

undated

54 10 “Grandmothers Patchwork Quilt”, script, Bristow, Wayne undated

54 41 “Higgins’ House”, sample script #2, KMBC, Huckins, Janet

undated

47 2 “Hiram and Rastus in Egypt” script, KSO, Clarinda, Iowa undated

47 35 “Il Trovatore”, 30 min. radio adaptation, script, Edward P. Gilcrest, Parkville, Missouri

undated

50 60 “In Golden Gate Park, San Francisco”, script, Harrison Holliway, KFRC, San Francisco, California

undated

50 68 “Judge Knott”, script undated

62 3 “KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”,” promotion book undated

64 1 “KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”,” promotion presentation book

undated

64 2 “KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”,”, promotion book for merchandising plan book “Flick the Switch With KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Electrifying History”

undated

18 12 “Legion of Honor”, script undated

11 53 “Les Miserables”, script, 15 minute radio adaptation undated

18 11 “Lines Busy”, scripts 1 and 2 undated

18 13 “Little Church in the Wild-west”, script undated

18 20 “Little Pony”, music manuscript, Gomer Cool undated

47 84 “Minute Drama Series”, script, Dan Paul undated

47 22 “Mobile Trails” aka “Deep Trails”, Deep Rock presentation undated

47 32 “Modern Versions of Ancient History series”, Version No. 7, “William Tell Hits the Apple”, script

undated

47 98 “My Lady of the House Series”, script, Hester Burgess Miller

undated

47 99 “New Homes from Old Series”, scripts undated

47 96 “Norge Musical Refrigerator”, script undated

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47 91 “Only Three Grains of Corn”, script, Edward P. Gilchrist, Parkville Missouri

undated

47 95 “Operative 27”, script, Evelyn Owens, Kansas City undated

18 94 “Opinion re: Taxability of Transfer of Corporation Assets or Stock”, Boyd, Ferris and Erwin

undated

47 83 “Peggy from Hollywood”, script, Edward Murphy undated

44 63 “Petunia and Theodore”, scripts, script, episodes 1-13 undated

47 78 “Piggly Wiggly Mystery Melody Series”, script undated

47 67 “Rich Nut Margarine Series” and “Rich Nut Margarine Pastry Maid Series”, scripts

undated

47 68 “Romance in Rhyme and Rhythm”, script, Dorothy Parkins

undated

47 69 “Romeo and Juliet”, script adaptation by Edward P. Gilchrist

undated

54 7 “Room 204”, scripts script, episodes #1,2,3, Sweeney, Betty

undated

47 3 “Sam and Henry” script 2, WEDH undated

Artifact Collection

“Sandman Club Member” illustrated button, sample rings (3), accession #2002-R07.005

undated

47 58 “Sears, Roebuck Barn Dance”, script, KFAB Lincoln, Nebraska

undated

47 59 “Secret Service Smith and a Scrap of Paper”, script, Maj. R. T. M. Scott, Judson Radio Programs Syndicate, New York

undated

54 21 “She Stoops to Conquer”, script adaptation, Saddler, Harry Dean

undated

47 60 “Shooting of Dan McGraw”, script undated

47 73 “Sinful Songs of the Past”, script, Helen O’Niell, KFRC, San Francisco, California

undated

54 36 “Social Club News”, outline, Mrs. Shane undated

54 37 “Songs at Twilight”, script, KFH, Wichita, Kansas, National Association of Broadcasters

undated

44 62 “Spell It”, promotion book, Fredric W. Ziv Company, New York, New York

undated

47 63 “Ssh—Listen”, script, Edward Murphy undated

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54 25 “Study in Black and White”, script, Macintire, Elizabeth Jelliffe

undated

54 26 “Sunshine”, script, KHQ Spokane, Washington, National Association of Broadcasters

undated

Artifact Collection

“Suwannee Stores Kiddie Klub “Aunt Sally”” photo button, accession #2002-R07.002

undated

54 29 “Swat That Fly”, script, Small, Hy Dee undated

54 6 “Sweet Adeline”, script WOBU, Charleston West Virginia undated

18 25 “Symphony No. 5”, Dvorak, music manuscript undated

50 70 “Tad and Ann series”, scripts, script, episodes 1 “Home Again” and episode 2 “Saved by Wifie”, Walter E. Colby, Beacon Syndicate, New York

undated

50 72 “The Adventures of Bonny and Bunny and Uncle Lew”, scripts, script, episodes 1, 5, Emery Advertising Company, Saint Louis, Missouri

undated

18 23 “The Cowboys Last Ride”, “Down That Rocky Mountain Trail”, “Our Dream is Ended”, “My Cinderella Sweetheart”, music manuscript, Al Croucher and Eddie Sharratt, C.S. Music Publishers, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

18 22 “The Gol-Darned Wheel”, lyrics undated

47 94 “The Other Wise Man”, script, Mollie Zacharias undated

47 92 “The Palace Masquerade Series:, script, Mary Almira Clark, Linwood Kansas

undated

47 75 “The Radio Age”, script, Edward Murphy undated

47 52 “The Scarlet Pimpernel”, script, 15 minute radio adaptation

undated

11 51 “The Sea-Raider”, review, Alfred Niezychowski undated

54 31 “The Singing Bee”, scripts script, episodes # 1, 2 undated

44 17 “The Sunday Painter” proposal and outline undated

54 14 “The Three Musketeers”, script adaptation, Saddler, Harry Dean

undated

54 18 “The Trial of Andrew Clark”, script episode #1, VanWeart, Walter

undated

47 34 “The Troll”, script, Edward P. Gilcrest, Parkville, Missouri undated

47 81 “The Voice of the Image”, script, Robert L. “Bob” Pierson undated

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54 9 “Theme of Your Dreams” dramatized script episode #5, “Adorable”, Plumley, Jack B.

undated

54 12 “Thirty Years of Repartee”, script, Murphey, Ed undated

54 17 “Town Crier Programs”, script, Smith, Walter E. undated

54 19 “Trobriand the Adventurer”, synopsis, McConville, Bernard, Radioart Guild of America

undated

54 1 “Uncle Clem”, scripts script, episodes #12,14,23,32,44,43(sic) 45, Love, Merwyn

undated

54 2 “Uncle Tom’s cabin”, script adapted by Saddler, Harry Dean

undated

54 4 “Untold”, script, Gilcrest, Edward P. undated

18 49 “Valley Rosa”, script undated

47 17 “When a Girl Marries”, synopsis and presentation, Helen Sorrells

undated

47 33 “Who Pay’s?”, script, Edward Murphey undated

47 1 “Willie and Wallie”, scripts 1-27 undated

47 31 “WLS Hayloft Theatre series”, scripts No. 1 “May I Sleep in your Barn Tonight Mister?”, 3 “Give my Love to Nell”, 6 “When the Moon Shines Round the Mountain”, George C. Bigger, WLS, Chicago, Illinois

undated

47 29 “Wolferman’s series”, script undated

63 1 “You Said a Mouthful” promotion book undated

55 24 “Young America Speaks”, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10) undated

21 53 “Your Radio Programs – Who Pays For It?” undated

18 37 101 Ranch, Miller family undated

6 6 ABC Radio Company, Independence, Missouri undated

45 41 Advertising Plan for John B. Canepa Company undated

55 68 Alabamans, The, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

49 27 Anderson, Ross, photographs, (1 8x10) undated

49 74 Anthony, Lenore, aka “The Lady of the House” and “Anastasia Sophrona White”, photographs, (5 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 96 Anthony, Lenore, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10) undated

50 37 Arlie Simmonds Orchestra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

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49 34 Autry, Gene and (Owens), Laura Lee, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 24 Banjo Boys, (Carl and Eddie), photographs, (1 B&W 8x10, 1 B&W 5.5x6.5)

undated

50 36 Ben Pollack Orchestra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

50 45 Bernie Cummins Orchestra, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

50 32 Bert Lown and his Hotel Baltimore Orchestra, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 73 Beuder, Charles, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

49 112 Big Brother Club, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10) undated

49 72 Blair, F. B., photographs, (1 B&W 4x6, 1 B&W 5.5x7.25, 2 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 79 Bob Whites Missourians, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

50 80 Brookfield, Elizabeth Blish, biographical material undated

49 31 Bungalow Studio, photographs, (2 B&W 3.25x4.4, 2 B&W 3.5x5.5, 3 B&W 8x10)

undated

18 108 C.B.S., Proposed programs, Columbia Broadcasting System, Kansas City and west

undated

49 95 Cap’n Bill and Willie, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10) undated

55 69 Carl and Eddie, the Banjo Boys, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 34 Carl Moore Orchestra, February 25, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

51 6 Chambers, J. A. (Joe) KHILO airplane to ground radio broadcast photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 5 B&W 8x10)

undated

45 73 Christmas Carole, KMBC undated

45 77 Church, Arthur B., Braniff ‘B-Line Club’ Charter Membership certificate

undated

1 3 Church, Arthur B., personal, Christmas card undated

4 6 Church, Arthur, personal correspondence, Who’s Who in Transportation and Communications

undated

1 15 Church, Arthur, personal, “Tenth Generation in America” undated

4 36 Church, Charles F. Sr., personal correspondence, Church, Laura

undated

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4 38 Church, Cicely Ida, personal correspondence, undated

47 47 Conversation tips undated

54 92 Cowboy lingo, expressions and stories undated

49 23 Crout, Georgia J., photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

49 97 Danny and Doug (Gomer Cool), photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 22 Dean, Jimmie & Eddie photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

50 33 Dott Massey Orchestra, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

49 29 Doug-Freddie-Uncle Andy-Danny, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 70 Dwares (Boys), Benny Tu…, and, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 61 Early television equipment, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

68 2 Edward Shurick, President Harry S. Truman, Arthur Church, photograph, (1 B&W 10x12.5)

undated

55 78 Ernie Scruggs Band, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

45 39 Everybody’s Digest, “Ted Malone / Radios Poetaster”, Jessie Wiley Voils

undated

49 28 Fiddlin’ Bearcats, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

44 26 First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, First Quarter Century of American Broadcasting, Challenge sheet

undated

50 40 Frankie Trumauer Orchestra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

18 93 Fred Harvey Union Station, Kansas City, Missouri, advertising brochure

undated

49 60 General Eisenhower at the Kansas City Liberty Memorial, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

52 27 Government Transcribed Radio Programs undated

50 30 Hal Kemp Orchestra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

50 9 Haskell Institute Band, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10), American School of the Air, April 17,

undated

49 77 Hayes, Joseph, photographs, (2 B&W 3.5x5.5, 2 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 44 Henry Busse Orchestra, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10) undated

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55 3 Hiram Higsby, Radio’s Original Rube, promotional book, includes photographs, (1 B&W 5.5x9.25, 1 B&W 6x9.25)

undated

49 55 Husing, Ted, photographs, (5 B&W 5x7, 1 B&W 8x10) undated

50 1 Jan Garber Orchestra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

50 29 Jimmy Joy’s Orchestra, March 29, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 76 Jirak, Josephine, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10) undated

45 6 John Farmer, presentation book with photographs, (2 B&W 7x9)

undated

50 25 Johnny Hamp and his Orchestra, nee Johnny Hamp’s Kentucky Serenaders, New York, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 8 Judy and Her Jesters, photographs, ( 1 B&W 5x7, 3 B&W 8x10)

undated

68 1 Kansas City Blues baseball team, at Indianapolis, April 13, photographs, (2 B&W 7x11.5)

undated

55 71 Kansas City Civic Orchestra, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

50 78 Kansas City Ensemble publicity brochure undated

55 84 Kansas City, unidentified building, photographs, 3 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 42 Karl Kay Orchestra, photographs, (7 B&W 8x10) undated

46 50 Kellogg’s “Kellogg’s Treasure Hunt” audition script undated

18 10 Kellogg’s Box-K Ranch Boys merchandise plan undated

49 26 Kentucky Girls, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10) undated

49 68 KFRM radio photographs ,anniversary, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

18 44 KFRM radio, corrected August schedule undated

Map Case KFRM radio, coverage contour maps (see map case folder 1)

undated

18 45 KFRM radio, log of reception check drive through Kansas undated

18 51 KFRM radio, presentation to National Broadcasting Company

undated

18 59 KFRM radio, Tear sheets, (ad proofs) undated

69 8 KFRM radio, tower plans undated

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50 50 KLDS photographs, Independence studio, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 72 KLDS photographs, Ladies Quartet, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

69 10 KMBC Building, Studio Level floor plans undated

49 113 KMBC photographs (27 B&W 8x10; 3 B&W 3x5) undated

59 KMBC radio – printer’s blocks undated

60 KMBC radio – printer’s blocks undated

14 2 KMBC radio employees, Abbott, Sarah undated

14 19 KMBC radio employees, Cronkite, Walter undated

14 50 KMBC radio employees, Ganz, William “Billy”, aka “Professor Ganzky”

undated


undated

15 39 KMBC radio employees, Henning Paul, aka “George Tracy”, “Al”

undated

16 13 KMBC radio employees, McCune, Vance, aka “Little Willie Botts”

undated

16 24 KMBC radio employees, Owens, Tex, promotional material, postcards

undated

16 27 KMBC radio employees, Parshall, Josephine Demaree, aka “Aunt Lucinda”

undated

17 18 KMBC radio employees, Sherwood, C. Lawrence undated

17 22 KMBC radio employees, Smith, Erle H., promotional material

undated

17 36 KMBC radio newsclippings about various children’s radio programs

undated

17 37 KMBC radio newsclippings about various special programs

undated

17 45 KMBC radio newsclippings, other radio station promotions

undated

54 59 KMBC radio photograph, “Phenomenon”, Conreid, Hans, photograph, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

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49 111 KMBC radio photographs – Midland Broadcasting Company “In the Service of Our Country” plaque, photographs, (1 B&W 4.5x5)

undated

49 66 KMBC radio photographs “Fun And Foolishness”, photographs, (6 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 100 KMBC radio photographs, "Happy Hollow", Uncle Ezra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 45 KMBC radio photographs, (Owens), Laura Lee, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 1 KMBC radio photographs, “Across the Breakfast Table” photographs, (24 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 2 KMBC radio photographs, “Across the Breakfast Table” photographs, (16 B&W 8x10), negatives, (2 B&W 5x7)

undated

49 8 KMBC radio photographs, “Big Brother Club”, (one with Jim Landos and one with Chief White Elk), photographs, (10 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 5 KMBC radio photographs, “Big Brother Club”, juvenile entertainers, photographs, (11 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 9 KMBC radio photographs, “Big Brother Club”, Lawrence Kansas Junior High School Band, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10, 2 B&W 3.5x5.5)

undated

49 7 KMBC radio photographs, “Big Brother Club”, live audiences, photographs, (13 B&W 8x10)

undated

45 1 KMBC radio photographs, “Big Brother Club”, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10, 3 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

55 49 KMBC radio photographs, “Big Brother Club”, photographs, (6 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 6 KMBC radio photographs, “Big Brother Club”, studio musicians, photographs, (10 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 3 KMBC radio photographs, “Easy Aces”, (one with Ely Culberston), photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 30 KMBC radio photographs, “Happy Kitchen”, photographs (1 B&W 5x7, 22 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 77 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, (Kansas City) Billboards, photographs (3 B&W 8x10)

undated

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54 81 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Adam, Bill and DiCorsia, Ted, photographs, March of Time, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 82 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Carroll, Charles, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 83 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Colbert, Jean, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 60 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Fee, John G., photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 61 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Felton, Verna, photographs, one signed “To Radio Central Casting, Very Sincerely, Verna Felton”, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 62 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Field, Norman, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 70 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Frazer, Robert “Bob”, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 79 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Gibson, John, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 71 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Gordon, Gail, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 61 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Light, Thomas, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 78 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Location publicity photographs, (Egypt), (3 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 80 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Luddy, Barbara, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 63 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, MacKaye, Fredric, photographs, (8 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 64 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Melchior, Elaine, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 65 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Miller, Lee C., photographs, one signed “To Radio Central Casting, Yours Sincerely, Lee C. Miller” (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 58 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Publicity photographs, (1 B&W 3x5, 6 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 66 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Rains, Claude, photographs, (15 B&W 8x10)

undated

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54 86 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Stafford, Hanley, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 87 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Studebaker, Hugh, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 85 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Tuttle, Lorene, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 84 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Van Voorhis, Cornelius W., “Hugh Conrad” photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

54 68 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Wentworth, Martha, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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54 69 KMBC radio photographs, “Phenomenon”, Winslowe, Paula, photographs, (8 B&W 8x10)

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49 62 KMBC radio photographs, “Texas Rangers”, “Box “K” Ranch Boys”, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

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51 51 KMBC radio photographs, “Texas Rangers”, “Box K Boys”, photographs (7 B&W 8x10)

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5 10 KMBC radio photographs, “Texas Rangers”, and Tex Owens, photographs (3 B&W 8x10)

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55 28 KMBC radio photographs, “Texas Rangers”, photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 30 B&W 8x10, 3 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

51 3 KMBC radio photographs, “Texas Rangers”, photographs, (15 B&W 8x10)

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49 106 KMBC radio photographs, “Texas Rangers”, The Burkhardt Texas Rangers, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

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55 26 KMBC radio photographs, “Woman in the Store”, Photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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49 109 KMBC radio photographs, Artist’s Lounge photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

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50 14 KMBC radio photographs, Building from roof, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10, 2 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

49 36 KMBC radio photographs, CBS Moberly Missouri mine disaster, photographs, (9 B&W 7x9, 2 B&W 8x10)

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49 42 KMBC radio photographs, CBS, Landon notification, photographs, (1 B&W 3.5x5.75, 2 B&W 8x10)

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55 73 KMBC radio photographs, Country Club Male Quartet, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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50 10 KMBC radio photographs, Directors / audition room, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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49 108 KMBC radio photographs, Egyptian Studio, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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51 4 KMBC radio photographs, Ellis, Caroline, photographs, (18 B&W 8x10)

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49 44 KMBC radio photographs, Ezra Hawkins (Everette Kemp) and Aunt Fay, photographs, (1 B&W 7x9, 7 B&W 8x10)

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50 18 KMBC radio photographs, F. B. Blairs Office, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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49 53 KMBC radio photographs, Flath, P. Hans, aka “The Skipper”, photographs, (17 B&W 8x10)

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50 16 KMBC radio photographs, General Office, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

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54 89 KMBC radio photographs, Halley, George E., photo album, photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 33 B&W 8x10, 2 B&W 8x10.5)

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54 90 KMBC radio photographs, Halley, George E., photo album, photographs, (1 B&W 7x9, 25 B&W 8x10), 1 3.5x5.5 color postcard

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68 5 KMBC radio photographs, Halley, George, photographs, (2 B&W 10.5 x 13.5)

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50 11 KMBC radio photographs, Hallway, George, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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55 50 KMBC radio photographs, Happy Hollow, photographs, (6 B&W 3x7.5, 13 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 37 KMBC radio photographs, Hatsfield Missouri snowstorm, photographs (2 B&W 8x10)

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68 6 KMBC radio photographs, Heyser, Fran, photograph, (1 B&W 11 x 14)

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55 62 KMBC radio photographs, Kansas City Nite Coach (bus) service christening, photographs, (7 B&W 8x10)

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49 21 KMBC radio photographs, Kasper Sisters, Kay, Beth, Gen, (Catherine, Beth and Genevieve), aka “Sunbonnet Girls”, photographs, (12 B&W 8x10, 1 B&W 8.5x11)

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50 2 KMBC radio photographs, Keeping Fit, “Happy Harry” Strandhagen, photographs, (2 B&W 2x3, 2 B&W 5x7, 2 B&W 8x10)

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50 15 KMBC radio photographs, Lobby and General Office, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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49 18 KMBC radio photographs, Mabie, Milt, photographs, (1 B&W 4x8.5, 5 B&W 8x10)

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49 69 KMBC radio photographs, Manners, Virginia, aka “Bonnie King”, photographs, (6 B&W 8x10)

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49 56 KMBC radio photographs, Martha Hunter, photographs, (11 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 17 KMBC radio photographs, Massey Mabie, Velma, aka “Widder Jones”, photographs, (7 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 19 KMBC radio photographs, Massey, (Dott), photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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49 16 KMBC radio photographs, Massey, Allen, photographs, (1 B&W 2.5x4, 1 B&W 4x7, 7 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 10 KMBC radio photographs, McCarty Girls, Frankie, Jule (Jewell), Dot, photographs, (1 B&W 3.5x5.5, 13 B&W 8x10, 3 B&W 8.5x11)

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50 17 KMBC radio photographs, Miss Whitings Office, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

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50 12 KMBC radio photographs, Music Library, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 4 KMBC radio photographs, Mystery Cowboy, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 6 KMBC radio photographs, Organalities, photographs, (5 B&W 8x10, 1 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

55 53 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “A-B”, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

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55 51 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “E-F”, photographs, (1 B&W 3.5x5, 2 B&W 4x5, 9 B&W 8x10)

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55 48 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “G-H”, photographs, (2 B&W 4x5, 2 B&W 5x7, 4 B&W 8x10)

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55 46 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “K-L”, photographs, (8 B&W 8x10)

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55 42 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “O-Q”, photographs, (2 B&W 5x7, 8 B&W 8x10)

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55 41 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “R”, photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 22 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 37 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “S”, photographs, (3 B&W 5x7, 24 B&W 8x10, 3 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

55 36 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “T” photographs, (8 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 35 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, “W” photographs, (1 B&W 5x7, 7 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 47 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, Karney, Beulah, photographs, (20 B&W 8x10)

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55 43 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, Owens, Tex, photographs, (3 B&W 4x5, 19 B&W 8x10, 1 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

55 39 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, Smith, Erle H., photographs, (21 B&W 8x10, 2, B&W 8.5x11)

undated

55 38 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, Starr, Jack, (two with Tom Mix), photographs, (4 B&W 4x5, 23 B&W 8x10, 3 B&W 8.5x11

undated

55 58 KMBC radio photographs, personalities, unidentified broadcasts, photographs, (28 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 13 KMBC radio photographs, Programs Directors Office, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 51 KMBC radio photographs, Publicity composite photographs, (7 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

55 65 KMBC radio photographs, Sears Roebuck and Company Bungalow Studio, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

undated

51 18 KMBC radio photographs, Sells, Paul, photographs, (5 B&W 8x10, 2 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

55 76 KMBC radio photographs, Singing Redheads, (Dot Aggas and Mel Wilkerson), photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

51 19 KMBC radio photographs, Strandhagen, Harry, photographs, (1 B&W 3.5x5.5, 7 B&W 8x10, 2 B&W 8.5x11)

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55 66 KMBC radio photographs, Transmitter tower, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10)

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55 60 KMBC radio photographs, unidentified events, photographs, (7 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 59 KMBC radio photographs, unidentified individuals, photographs, (1 B&W 3.5x5, 2 B&W 5x7, 9 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 55 KMBC radio photographs, unidentified keyboard musicians, photographs, (10 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 56 KMBC radio photographs, unidentified musicians, photographs, (10 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 57 KMBC radio photographs, unidentified performers, photographs, (27 B&W 8x10)

undated

55 54 KMBC radio photographs, unidentified string musicians, photographs, (25 B&W 8x10)

undated

22 6 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", blank pages with illustrations

undated

22 7 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Bugle Promos undated

65 1 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Happy Hollow Bugle mock-up

undated

22 13 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Miscellaneous scripts

undated

22 15 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Play undated

22 19 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Promotional flier “Just a fish story (a typical scene in the Happy Hollow General Store)”

undated

22 20 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", Promotional flier “Sarah, Dot, Aunt Lucindy, (Josephine D. Parshall), and Jennie get their picture taken”

undated

22 23 KMBC radio programs, "Happy Hollow", reports and announcements

undated

44 3 KMBC radio programs, “A Boy…a Girl…and a Band!”, the Prairie Sweethearts with the Rhythm Riders, presentation book draft

undated

44 5 KMBC radio programs, “Across the Breakfast Table”, KMBC of Kansas City presents Margaret and Gordon Munro Across the Breakfast Table, presentation book with photographs, (1 B&W 6.5x9, 1 B&W 6.25x7)

undated

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44 6 KMBC radio programs, “Agricultural Broadcasting with Phil Evans”, presentation book with photographs, (2 B&W 6.5x8.25)

undated

45 30 KMBC radio programs, “Between the Bookends”, presentation book

undated

20 8 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club” undated

20 10 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club” presentation replacement pages

undated

20 35 KMBC radio programs, “Big Brother Club”, Souvenir photo reproduction

undated

55 44 KMBC radio programs, “Bob, Jerry and Company” scripts undated

21 21 KMBC radio programs, “Brush Creek Follies”, KMBC of Kansas City presents the “Brush Creek Follies”, presentation book with photographs, (10 B&W 3.5x5.5, 1 B&W 6.75x7.25, 3 B&W 8x10)

undated

62 2 KMBC radio programs, “Brush Creek Follies”” promotion book

undated

21 73 KMBC radio programs, “Caroline’s Golden Store”, script, Caroline Ellis

undated

45 12 KMBC radio programs, “Dinner Bell Round-Up”, KMBC of Kansas City presents the Early Morning Farm programs The Dinner Bell Round Up, presentation book with photograph, (1 B&W 7x9)

undated

45 9 KMBC radio programs, “Fun And Foolishness”, KMBC of Kansas City presents Fun and Foolishness with Mortimer Higsbee and Bob Riley, presentation book with photographs, (1 B&W 7x9.5, 1 B&W 7.5x9.5)

undated

45 10 KMBC radio programs, “Fun And Foolishness”, KMBC of Kansas City presents Fun and Foolishness, presentation book with photographs, (1 B&W 6. 5x8.25, 4 B&W 6.5x8.5, 1 B&W 6.5x7.75, 1 B&W 6.75x8.25, 1 B&W 6.75x8.75, 1 B&W 7.25x9.25)

undated

63 3 KMBC radio programs, “Happy Kitchen” promotion book undated

45 3 KMBC radio programs, “Happy Kitchen”, Beulah Karney, presentation book with photograph, (1 B&W 6.75x8.75)

undated

45 4 KMBC radio programs, “Happy Kitchen”, KMBC of Kansas City presents the Happy Kitchen, presentation book with photographs, (2 B&W 6.75x8.5)

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55 31 KMBC radio programs, “Happy Kitchen”, promotional material

undated

18 72 KMBC radio programs, “Happy Kitchen”, recipes undated

62 1 KMBC radio programs, “Hello, There!” promotion book undated

54 40 KMBC radio programs, “Heritage”, scripts, KMBC, Huckins, Janet

undated

18 21 KMBC radio programs, “Jim the Roper”, “Cowboy and the Maiden”, “Curly Joe”, music manuscript, Gomer Cool

undated

50 54 KMBC radio programs, “KMBC’s Previews” script undated

20 58 KMBC radio programs, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King” library

undated

47 13 KMBC radio programs, “Musical Calendar, A Fact in Music for Every Day of the Year”, Ted Malone

undated

54 99 KMBC radio programs, “Night time on the trail” audition script, Cool, Gomer

undated

47 100 KMBC radio programs, “No Rest for the Wicked”, script, KMBC

undated

21 70 KMBC radio programs, “One Minute Dramas”, presentation and scripts, three script, episodes, Caroline Ellis, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

18 36 KMBC radio programs, “Open House at KMBC”, script undated

54 102 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon” Summary, episodes 1-144

undated

27 4 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, “The Associated Industries of Judea” script, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

27 5 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, A Modern KMBC radio programs, Phenomenon

undated

27 6 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, A Modern Phenomenon

undated

27 7 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Advertising agency contacts

undated

27 8 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Advertising prospectus draft, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

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27 9 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Advertising prospectus, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

27 10 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Advertising prospectus, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

27 23 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Artist mock-ups for advertisements

undated

27 29 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Australia, city and utility company information

undated

27 37 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Blank contract undated

27 79 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Canada, city and utility company information

undated

27 94 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Colbert, Jean, biographical material

undated

28 12 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Edison Electric Illuminating Company, Boston, Massachusetts

undated

18 70 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Episode #1 script undated

28 18 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Facsimile, The Boston Gazette and Company Journal, Monday March 12, 1770

undated

28 29 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Frazer, Robert “Bob”, biographical material

undated

28 30 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Frontpiece undated

28 32 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, General Public Utilities, Inc., Summitt, New Jersey, (Southwestern Public Service Company, Gothenberg Light and Power Company, Nebraska Light and Power Company, Gulf Public Service Company, Dakota Power Company)

undated

28 45 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, incomplete news release

undated

28 56 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Jersey Central Power and Light Company, Asbury Park, New Jersey

undated

28 69 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, KMBC Presents KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Electrifying History, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

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28 70 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Lead ins and lead outs

undated

28 76 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, MacKaye, Fredric, biographical material

undated

28 80 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Merchandise mentions, script, episodes 31-65

undated

28 81 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Merchandising mentions, scripts 66-100

undated

28 109 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, New England Public Service Company, (Central Utah Public Service Company)

undated

28 125 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Newsclippings undated

29 10 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Paul revere outline, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

29 17 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Phenomenon Exploitation Bulletin

undated

29 21 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, portfolio, electrical appliances mentioned in the first 30 script, episodes

undated

29 30 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, presentation undated

40 68 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Printing blocks, 3, “Time Traveler”, 1.75x4 and 2.75x6, print ad 4.5x6.75

undated

29 36 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Prospectus, Camel,, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

29 37 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, prospectus, electrical industry, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

29 38 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Prospectus, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

29 39 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Prospectus, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

29 52 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Rains, Claude, biographical material

undated

67 8 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Royal Typewriter advertisement proofs

undated

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29 62 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Sales information on KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Electrifying History

undated

29 63 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, sales presentations, What Would Soloman Have Done With Electricity?, Midland Broadcasting Company, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

18 71 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 1, script

undated

30 2 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapter 23 undated
























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30 1 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Script, chapters 10-12

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31 10 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Southern Public Utilities Company, Charlotte, North Carolina

undated

31 14 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Specimen commercials

undated

31 15 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Sponsorship prospectus for the Royal Typewriter Company

undated

Map Case KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, street car posters, (2), WMMN, Monongahela System, Fairmont, West Virginia (see map case folder 1)

undated

31 22 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Summary as Written and Produced by Ted Malone, Script, episodes #1-71

undated

31 65 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, United Public Utilities Corporation, Chicago, Illinois, (North Dakota Power and Light Company, Bradford and Gettysburg Light and Power Company, Citizens Heat Light and Power Company, Eaton Lighting Company, Greenville

undated

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Electric Light and Power Company, New Madison Lighting Company)

31 66 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, United States, city and utility company information

undated

31 81 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Washington, Aberdeen, Gray’s Harbor Railway and Light Company

undated

31 99 KMBC radio programs, “Phenomenon”, Western Massachusetts Companies, (Western Massachusetts Electric Company, Pittsfield Electric Company, United Electric Lighting Company, Agawam Electric company, Ludlow Electric Light Company, Turners Falls Power and Light Company)

undated

53 23 KMBC radio programs, “Smilin’ Valley Ranch”, audition #4 scripts

undated

53 24 KMBC radio programs, “Smilin’ Valley Ranch”, episode #1 script, Cool, Gomer

undated


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47 20 KMBC radio programs, “Smiling Valley Ranch” synopsis and presentation

undated

32 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “A Cowboy’s Prayer”, Crawford, Bob

undated

32 5 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Box K Ranch Boys”, Kellogg’s presentation draft

undated

32 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Flying Horse Ranch” aka “Red Horse Ranch”, script no. 97

undated

32 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Flying Horse Ranch” aka “Red Horse Ranch”, script no. 100

undated

32 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Flying Horse Ranch” aka “Red Horse Ranch”, audition script no. 1

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32 55 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Look Magazine” audition script #3

undated

32 56 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Missouri Clothing Company” script

undated

32 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Night Time on the Trail” reference book lists

undated

32 61 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Radio Rancho” script

undated

32 62 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, “Rough Riders”, outline, audition scripts, and possible character names

undated

32 67 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, A Day at Circle J with the Texas Rangers presentation book with photograph (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

66 1 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, advertisement and promotional scrapbook

undated

33 6 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Alabama, Anniston, WHMA, Anniston Broadcasting Company1942-1945

undated

33 49 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Audition script undated

34 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Canadian import / export forms

undated

34 29 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Chapel Singers, with photographs, ( 4 B&W 6x7.5)

undated


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35 7 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, First Library undated

36 96 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library agreement

undated

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36 97 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library agreement forms

undated

36 98 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library catalog undated

36 100 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library list units 1-317

undated

36 101 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library list units 318-402

undated

36 102 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library list, songs #1-489

undated

37 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library Supplement List 318-328

undated

37 16 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library Supplement List 329-339

undated

37 17 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Library Supplement List songs 340-614

undated

40 21 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, promotional material

undated

65 2 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, promotional poster for “The Air Corps of Uncle Sam” and “I’ve Changed My Penthouse for a Pup-tent”

undated

40 23 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Publicity book undated

40 25 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Purina “Checkerboard man” script (audition #1)

undated

40 26 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Purina “Foursquare Farm Friends” script (audition #2)

undated

40 27 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Purina “From the Checkerboard Bag” script

undated

40 28 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Purina “In the Bag” scripts

undated

40 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Questions and Answers on Transcribed Library

undated

40 33 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Radio station and advertiser mailing lists

undated

40 40 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Record labels for lateral disks, cuts #515-614

undated

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40 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Record labels for lateral disks, cuts #1301-1380

undated

40 42 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Record labels for vertical disks, cuts #1-317

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40 46 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, recordings 1-200

undated

40 50 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Release list undated

40 64 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Russell M. Seeds Company Inc., Chicago, Illinois continuity scripts

undated

40 70 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Sales Manual for use in Presenting the Texas Rangers Transcribed Library

undated

40 78 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, script 5 undated

















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41 15 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Scripts #1-5 complete timed for 375 words of commercial

undated

41 20 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, scripts, #1-5, 14’30” E and 14’30”W

undated

41 30 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Song Book order form

undated

41 31 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Song cues, lengths

undated

41 35 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, songs for “Night Time on the Trail”

undated

41 48 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, South Dakota, Rapid City, KOHB, Black Hill Broadcasting Company

undated

41 57 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Suggested musical routines for ½ hour shows

undated

41 58 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, suggested programs song lineups

undated

41 93 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Texas Rangers Programs, What it is—Why it has Made Good, presentation book

undated

42 47 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Transcribed library

undated

42 52 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Transcription contract

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43 41 KMBC radio programs, “Texas Rangers”, Zemo-Musterole audition scripts

undated

21 74 KMBC radio programs, “The House of Heinz”, presentation, Beulah Karney, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

21 72 KMBC radio programs, “The Marsh Family”, presentation, Caroline Ellis, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

21 51 KMBC radio programs, “The Midland Broadcasting Company and radio Station KMBC”

undated

61 2 KMBC radio programs, “The Olympics of the Air” promotion book

undated

61 3 KMBC radio programs, “The Olympics of the Air” promotion book

undated

63 2 KMBC radio programs, “The Woman Who” promotion book

undated

18 63 KMBC radio programs, “Thunder in the west”, by Gomer Cool, presentation book

undated

21 9 KMBC radio programs, “Tune Chasers and Bonnie King”, libraries agreement

undated

21 12 KMBC radio programs, “Tune Chasers and Bonnie King”, nee, “Midland Minstrels and Bonnie King”, source sheets for masters 1-60, (songs 1000-1299)

undated

61 1 KMBC radio programs, “Walt Lochman” promotion book undated

18 19 KMBC radio programs, “West Wind”, music manuscript, Gomer Cool

undated

54 93 KMBC radio programs, “Where the Trails Begin” (Kansas City history series) scripts and stories

undated

21 71 KMBC radio programs, “Wide Horizon”, presentation, script, Caroline Ellis, KMBC, Kansas City, Missouri

undated

8 1 KMBC radio, “Farm Programs Broadcasts Within the KMBC Signal Area”, survey

undated

8 2 KMBC radio, “Home Service Broadcasts Within the KMBC Signal Area”, survey

undated

8 5 KMBC radio, “If Given Greatly Increased Power, which Radio Station in the Kansas City Area would be Most Likely, on the Basis of Past Performance, to Provide

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Useful Farm and Home Service Programs?” survey results

8 8 KMBC radio, “Markets Broadcasts Within the KMBC Signal Area”, survey

undated

8 10 KMBC radio, “News Broadcasts Within the KMBC Signal Area”, survey

undated

8 14 KMBC radio, “Towering to New Heights” advertising brochure draft

undated

8 37 KMBC radio, Announcements for advertisers undated

8 38 KMBC radio, Announcing and Production Department procedures

undated

9 13 KMBC radio, feature acts undated

9 36 KMBC radio, KMBC of Kansas City presents Martha Hunter the Food Scout, presentation book

undated

10 12 KMBC radio, Lateral cut acetate disk care and use instructions

undated

Artifact Collection

KMBC radio, Lateral Cut phonograph needles, World Broadcasting Company, 2 packages, accession #2002-R007.011

undated

11 11 KMBC radio, Pickwick Hotel, Kansas City undated

11 19 KMBC radio, printer mats with proofs, “Bonnie King, Sweetheart of Swing, Here Soon”

undated

11 20 KMBC radio, printer mats with proofs, “Bud and Spud to Visit Here”

undated

11 21 KMBC radio, printer mats with proofs, “Charlie Nabor Here Soon”

undated

11 22 KMBC radio, printer mats with proofs, “Jack Gomez” undated

11 23 KMBC radio, printer mats with proofs, “KMBC Harvest Hand to Entertain Here”

undated

11 24 KMBC radio, printer mats with proofs, “KMBC’s Smokey Parker to Appear Here Soon”

undated

11 25 KMBC radio, printer mats with proofs, “Penny Line Here Soon”

undated

11 26 KMBC radio, printer mats with proofs, “Santa Fe Slim to Appear Here”

undated

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11 27 KMBC radio, printer mats, “Colorado Pete”, (George Martin)

undated

11 28 KMBC radio, printer mats, “Judy Allen, KMBC’s Queen of Rhythm, to Appear Here”

undated

11 29 KMBC radio, printer mats, “Kit and Kay”, (Irene and Orlene Crouse)

undated

11 30 KMBC radio, printer mats, “KMBC Now on the Air at 5am” undated

11 31 KMBC radio, printer mats, “Laura Lee (Owens) and the Prairie Pioneers”

undated

11 32 KMBC radio, printer mats, “The Rhythm Riders on Stage Here”

undated

11 33 KMBC radio, printer mats, unidentified female trio undated

11 34 KMBC radio, printer mats, unidentified guitarist undated

11 35 KMBC radio, printer mats, unidentified male undated

11 36 KMBC radio, printer mats, unidentified quartet undated

65 5 KMBC radio, promotional poster undated

12 21 KMBC radio, rate correspondence undated

13 2 KMBC radio, station data undated

13 22 KMBC radio, Wartime Radio Survey questioner undated

13 29 KMBC script title page prototypes undated

13 30 KMBC stationary and programs form undated

50 47 Larry Funk and his Band of a Thousand Melodies, Cleveland, Ohio, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 3 LDS (Latter Day Saints) Choir, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 63 Life On Red Horse Ranch, photographs, (36 B&W 8x10) undated

50 28 Lloyd Huntly Isle O’ Blues Orchestra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

18 16 Look Magazine audition script number 2 undated

47 40 Mack, Ann undated

18 30 Malt-O-Meal programs with Steamboat Bill, scripts 1-5 undated

49 30 Melody Orchestra, aka Melody Men(,photographs, (1 B&W 8x10)

undated

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55 74 Melody Orchestra, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

6 27 Midland Broadcasting Company, Agency Contracts undated

49 81 Mondane, Halley, photographs, (2 B&W 4x6; 1 B&W 8x10)

undated

49 25 Moonlight Serenaders, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

49 15 Musical Masseys, photographs, (6 B&W 8x10) undated

52 36 NAB In the Beginning…, William S. Hedges undated

44 84 National Spot Sales Clinic, June 6-June 7 undated

68 4 Nine radio station operators, signed and with station call letters, photograph, (1 B&W 11x14)

undated

49 11 O’Day, Aileen, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10, 1 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

55 75 Oklahomans, The, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

50 5 Old Apothecary, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

18 90 Orpheum Theatre, Kansas City, Missouri undated

50 79 Pacific Mutual Life undated

50 24 Pickwick Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri, photographs, (2 B&W 8.5x11)

undated

21 84 Pierce, Glenn W. autobiography undated

18 109 Programs synopsis undated

47 18 Purina presentations undated

50 43 Ralph Bennet Orchestra, photographs, (4 B&W 8x10) undated

18 41 Rasin-Bran Buddy Club with Captain Jack, KMBC scripts undated

50 39 Ray Stintson’s Revelers, photographs, (1 B&W 8x10) undated

47 24 Redford, Sophie E. writings undated

Artifact Collection

Robbins Company sample buttons, (5) “Hoover for President”, “Cedar Falls Factory League Fan” (baseball), “CE Upward With Christ S.F.”, “It’s Colossal “The Phantom President””, “For Safety Club LINCO”, accession #2002-R07.006

undated

Artifact Collection

Robbins Company sample pins (4), Green Cross “Junior Safety Council Associate Member Universal Safety”, “The Kangaroo Club Great Western Paint”, “RCBA”, “W.O.W.” accession #2002-R07.007

undated

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55 82 Scrappy O’Brien and Kenny Carlson, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10)

undated

47 46 Script ideas undated

45 44 Sears Roebuck and Company Radio Farm and Home Service

undated

50 38 Smith Ballew Orchestra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

49 75 Smith, Richard C. “Dick”, photographs, (1 B&W 8x8, 8 B&W 8x10)

undated

44 42 Suggestions on Standardization of Rate Cards, National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters, Washington, D.C.

undated

55 77 Swift and Company officials and Brooksie the Cow, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

50 46 Ted Fio Rito Orchestra, photographs, (3 B&W 8x10) undated

50 41 Ted Weems and his Boys, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

49 114 Texas Rangers (55 B&W 8x10, 1 3x5) undated

50 26 Thamon Hayes Orchestra, Kansas City, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10)

undated

18 73 The Vagabond Adventurer, series brochure, Kasper-Gordon, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts

undated

46 13 These Are the Men Who Make Free & Peters Service, Free and Peters, Inc.

undated

49 43 Threshing, photographs, (5 B&W 5x7) undated

50 27 Tweet Hogan Orchestra, photographs, ( 2 B&W 8x10) undated

49 107 Unidentified stage production, photographs, (2 B&W 5x7, 1 B&W 8x10)

undated

18 29 Untitled music manuscript, Laura Sargent undated

47 82 Untitled script, Robert L. “Bob” Pierson undated

66 16 WHB TV proposed organization chart undated

49 70 Wildgren, Joseph, photographs, (7 B&W 8x10) undated

50 35 Will Osborn Orchestra, photographs, (2 B&W 8x10) undated

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