Scripts

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Material from Lawton, Oklahoma's Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration, including a script of the pageant "'Neath August Moon" (1951), a copy of "Lawton Golden Anniversary, 1901-1951" (ca. 1951), copies of the "Lawton Constitution" (1951), programs (1951-1952); and the yearbook (1952) of the Lawton Pioneer Club, Inc.

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Public service organization. Local reports (1948) for the National Pedestrian Protection Contest; annual inventories (1948) of local traffic safety activities; Public Safety Education Campaign material (1952-1960) including clippings, radio and television scripts, and pamphlets; along with news releases (ca. 1950) and reports (1946-1949) from the Oklahoma Safety Council.

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Professor. Television scripts and publicity (1951-1959) for "The Open Window" radio scripts (1953) for "Labor's Side of the News" and "Wake Up to Yesterday"; correspondence (1945-1961); manuscripts (ca. 1935-1960) of articles and short stories; curriculum material (1934-1960) and printed material (1927-1968) of Lawton, a Speech Communications Professor at the University of Oklahoma.

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The administrative files of Coordinating Director, Loren N. Brown (1954-62), include files of the Motion Picture Unit under J.H. Bragg (1946-56) and the files of the Audio-Visual Education, later Educational Materials, under W.R. Fulton. The files contain shooting scripts, contractual agreements, release forms, correspondence, letters, and travel reimbursement requests.

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The general files of the Director of this Work Projects Administration associated service include correspondence, reports, personnel files, and W.P.A. manuals including workers', occupational, and catalogue. Radio scripts of the "Museum of the Air" and newspaper cuts are included.

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Publications of W.P.A. programs in Oklahoma, including the Statewide Recreation Project; the Statewide Museum Service; and the Community Service Program. The collection also includes a radio script for "The Museum of the Air" series, sponsored by the W.P.A. on the University of Oklahoma radio station, WNAD.