Radio scripts

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Archivist. Manuscripts and published materials (1849-1987) relating to the history of the Five Civilized Tribes, Oklahoma history, and Litton's career with the National Archives, the University of Oklahoma archives, and librarianship in Latin America.

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Ledgers (1927-1929); receipts, invoices and bankbooks (1920-1921); legal papers (1920); correspondence (1930-1943); and blueprints (1920), all concerning the Keller-Clarke Seed Store in Shawnee, Oklahoma; together with reports (n.d.) of Oklahoma agricultural colleges; typescripts (n.d.) of radio advertising announcements; minutes (1908) of the Shawnee Fancier's Association; and newspaper clippings (1933-1953). Keller-Clarke Seed Store Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Tulsa-based lawyer, book reviewer, radio show host for KVOO, KOME, and KTUL, TV personality, author, musician, and bookstore owner. Typescripts of KVOO, KOME, and KTUL radio programs from 1943-1956. Manuscripts of 10 books, book reviews, poems, and short stories. Personal family papers, college papers, and business papers for the Lewis Meyer Bookstore.

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Series of fourteen radio scripts by Gretta Baker on public health problems, published and distributed by the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company as an educational health service.

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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.