Title: National Association of Educational Broadcasters Records
Inclusive Dates: 1925-1977 (bulk 1950-1970)

Creator:

• National Association of Educational Broadcasters

Call Number: U.S. Mss 76AF; PH 3962; Audio 1244A

Quantity: 44.2 cubic feet (112 archives boxes), 3 tape recordings, and 21 photographs (1 archives box)

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

Archival Locations:

COLLECTION MAY BE STORED OFF-SITE: see catalog entry to request materials and for additional information.

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

Abstract:

Records, mainly 1950-1970, of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB), an association of educational broadcasters and public broadcasting stations. The NAEB traced its origins to the formation of the Association of College and University Broadcasting Stations in 1925. The largest part of the collection is a subject file which documents the NAEB's board of directors, committees, conventions, conferences, seminars, and workshops; the development of the Educational Television Facilities Act of 1962; projects funded through Title VII of the National Defense Education Act of 1958; a curriculum development project directed by Marshall McLuhan; programming material on such offerings as the series “Jeffersonian Heritage”; and files on the National Educational Television and Radio Center, the Fund for Adult Education, the Joint Committee on Educational Television, and other organizations and foundations interested in educational broadcasting. The NAEB disbanded in 1981.

Language: English

URL to cite for this finding aid: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-us0076af

The National Association of Educational Broadcasters was founded in November 1925, as the Association of College and University Broadcasting Stations during the Fourth National Radio Conference in Washington, D.C. By the mid-1920s the idea of using radio to enhance the school curriculum and augment community service had spread rapidly: but many believed educational broadcasting was failing. The founding members of ACUBS, mostly mid-western agricultural colleges, believed that they were losing their audiences to commercial stations because their broadcast time and power were restricted to make way for the expanding commercial market. During the late 1920s ACUBS unsuccessfully appealed to Congress and the Federal Radio Commission to assign a block of channels to the states specifically for non-commercial purposes.

By the early 1930s ACUBS had begun to serve as an information clearinghouse for non-commercial stations. The first association newsletter was issued in 1930 and a script exchange program was initiated in 1931. In 1934 ACUBS adopted a new constitution and became the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.

Throughout the 1930s ACUBS/NAEB continued its battle to obtain a fixed percentage of channels for educational stations. In 1938, in an important victory for the NAEB, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) reserved 25 ultra-high (FM) frequency channels for non-commercial stations. In 1940 the Commission reserved the frequency band from 42,000 to 50,000 kilocycles for FM broadcasting and specifically set aside five of the resulting 40 channels for educational stations.

By the late 1940s many in the NAEB realized that educational programming on the FM band was not improving, largely because so many non-commercial operations feared the new medium of television. Most educators, however, had not been particularly interested in television broadcasting because of the high cost of installation and equipment. In 1948, at a joint meeting of the Institute for Education by Radio and the NAEB, delegates passed a resolution favoring the reservation of a block of ultra-high frequency (UHF) channels for educational stations. Although no stations were ready to begin broadcasting many feared the consequences of delaying action. In the following year the NAEB brought together 30 prominent educational broadcasters at the Allerton Seminar House at the University of Illinois to begin planning for educational television. In 1950 the NAEB assisted in organizing the ad hoc Joint Committee on Educational Television to coordinate non-commercial interests in preparation for FCC channel allocation hearings.

For these hearings, which began in November 1950, and lasted until January 1951, NAEB staff joined forces with JCET and several other educational organizations. The allocations for non-profit stations, announced by the FCC in March 1951, were considered a significant victory for non-commercial interests. Subsequently, with assistance from the NAEB and the Ford Foundation, the JCET was established as a standing organization.

In 1947 the NAEB was organized into six regional districts, and thereafter sponsored many regional conferences and workshops. In 1950 the NAEB was offered and accepted permanent headquarters and financial assistance from the University of Illinois. A merger between the Association for Education by Radio-Television and the NAEB was formalized in October 1956, with NAEB agreeing to assume the obligations and responsibilities of both.

During the early 1950s the NAEB received several grants to further its work. Funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation permitted a major expansion of the association's tape duplication network. Grants from the Ford Foundation and the Fund for Adult Education were used for several television production and management workshops, in addition to the establishment of the association's Engineering Service and Personnel Placement Service. Several radio series produced by the NAEB were funded with Ford grants in 1952, including: The Ways of Mankind,People Under Communism, andThe Jeffersonian Heritage.

In 1955 Leonard Marks, NAEB general counsel, encouraged the association to seek federal funds for the construction of educational television facilities. Assisted by Senators Lyndon B. Johnson and Warren Magnuson, the legislation was introduced into the 85th, 86th and 87th Congresses. Enacted into law in 1962, the Educational Television Facilities Act provided matching funds to states for non-commercial television stations.

The National Defense Education Act of 1958 (P.L. 85-864) provided funds for research and experimentation to more effectively utilize the mass media for educational purposes. The NAEB became increasingly involved in federal programs as a result of this landmark legislation, including a Title VII project directed by Marshall McLuhan to develop curriculum materials for elementary and secondary schools. Public Law 85-864 was also used in cooperation with the United States Office of Education to sponsor several conferences on educational broadcasting during the period 1958-1964. Also during the early 1960s, the NAEB served as an agent of the United States government to deliver educational television via satellite to American Samoa.

In 1960 the NAEB relocated its headquarters to Washington, D.C. The membership approved a major reorganization in November 1963, creating four divisions within the association: (1) National Educational Radio (NER), (2) Educational Television Stations (ETS), (3) Instructional Division and (4) Individual Member Division. The new constitution granted each division almost complete autonomy in regard to fiscal, administrative and operational matters. Each division elected its own board of directors, while the four divisional boards comprised the full association board.

The NAEB played a leading role in several important developments in educational broadcasting during the mid-1960s, successes which hastened the eventual collapse of the association. Through the efforts of ETS, the NAEB helped to establish the Carnegie Commission on Educational Television. The Commission's recommendations became the core of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967, which established the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. ETS merged with Public Broadcasting Stations (PBS) in March 1973, and withdrew its membership from the NAEB. Also in 1973, National Educational Radio severed its affiliation with the NAEB and joined National Public Radio (NPR).

The NAEB ceased functioning as a trade association in 1973 because PBS provided the same service to all non-commercial television stations, while public radio stations organized their own trade association, the Association of Public Radio Stations. These events caused serious budgetary problems for the NAEB, which in the mid-1970s unsuccessfully attempted to rebuild by shifting its orientation from stations to individual members. The NAEB dissolved in November 1981.

Several published sources, some available in the State Historical Society of Wisconsin library, provide a more complete history of the NAEB: The National Association of Educational Broadcasters: a History / by Harold E. Hill, covering 1925 to 1954; A force for education : the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1954-1965 / by Wallace Wayne Alford; and To Serve the Public Interest: Educational Broadcasting in the United States / by Robert J. Blakely.

The NAEB records are arranged into six parts: (1) CENTRAL CORRESPONDENCE, (2) WILLIAM G. HARLEY SPEECHES, (3) SUBJECT FILE, (4) NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL RADIO FILES, (5) OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FILES, and (6) PUBLICATIONS AND NEWSLETTERS.

The records of the NAEB span the years 1925 to 1977, although the coverage is uneven. The records available for the period 1925 to 1950 provide fairly thorough documentation on the association's early history and activities. Most complete are records for the period 1950 through the late 1960s, particularly those created by NAEB executive staff. The records from this period document not only the association's history, but the multitude of issues then facing the entire profession. There are no division-level records available for (1) Educational Television Stations, (2) Instructional Division or (3) Individual Member Division. Records are fragmentary for the period 1970 to 1977, and there is no documentation for the period 1978 to 1981.

The CENTRAL CORRESPONDENCE was created by executive staff of the NAEB and is arranged chronologically. Much of the documentation in this part of the collection deals with administrative and financial matters. Less extensive, but often more substantive, is correspondence with members concerning the association's activities. These files contain some of the earliest documentation of the ACUBS/NAEB, including a 1925 report on the Fourth National Radio Conference, the meeting at which ACUBS was founded.

The WILLIAM G. HARLEY SPEECHES consists entirely of remarks delivered by the NAEB president (1958-1975) and president emeritus (1976-1978), including presentations to the NAEB board, executive committee, and openings of meetings and conventions. The speeches are arranged chronologically, with statements made before the Federal Communications Commission and the United States House of Representatives and Senate filed separately in box 17. Prior to assuming the top-ranking position at the NAEB, Harley had served as professor of Radio-Television Education at the University of Wisconsin and as program director of WHA-Madison. A significant percentage of the speeches in this series were presented to Wisconsin audiences.

The SUBJECT FILE is arranged alphabetically and are the core of the NAEB collection. The files were maintained in the NAEB headquarters in Urbana, Illinois, and later in Washington, D.C. Although significant portions of the collection are summarized below, researchers are urged to read the container list carefully. These files contain the only set of records on the NAEB Board of Directors in the collection. In boxes 19-23 are board minutes (1947-1969), correspondence with the executive staff (1951-1962), and a small subject file. Also important are the records on the association's legal counsel, Cohn & Marks, which include many materials related to the FCC and the Educational Television Facilities Act. Records of NAEB's many committees are arranged alphabetically in boxes 27-37. Committee records typically include minutes and reports, in addition to correspondence with the association's leadership. Files documenting the many conferences that the NAEB sponsored or co-sponsored are contained in boxes 37 to 41 and include programs and agendas, lectures and speeches, instructional materials, and some near-print items. Photographs of the Allerton Seminar and University Broadcasting Council are arranged in the subject file under “Photographs.” Records on the activities of individual non-commercial stations are arranged by state in boxes 77 to 80, while activities involving post-secondary institutions are filed under the heading “universities and colleges” in boxes 86 and 87. A scrapbook file consists of news clippings related to NAEB sponsored programming, grants, conferences, seminars and workshops and spans the years 1951-1956. The NAEB assisted in organizing and advising many other groups interested in various aspects of educational broadcasting, which are also arranged alphabetically, including: Joint Committee on Education Television (later renamed the Joint Council on Education Broadcasting), the Educational Media Council, and the Association for Educational Radio-Television. Records related to the NAEB's sponsorship of special projects and grant funding are located in boxes 55 through 60, listed under “Foundations,” “Fund for Adult Education,” and “Grants-in-Aid.” Of particular interest is a project directed by Marshall McLuhan funded through Title VII of the National Defense Education Act to develop instructional materials. The McLuhan files span the years 1958-1963 and contain a substantial amount of correspondence about his ideas and theories. Records on the development of the Education Television Facilities Act of 1962 are located in boxes 66-67: while information on NAEB's work with U.S. government agencies (mostly the Department of Health, Education and Welfare) is in box 85.

The NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL RADIO FILES are arranged in three parts: daily correspondence, a divisional subject file, and a 1966 survey of state radio networks. The daily correspondence files, which are arranged chronologically, consists largely of out-going correspondence to radio station directors, usually dealing with NER administrative and financial matters. The NER subject files offer insight into the division's central activities during the mid-to-late 1960s including: new technologies (such as satellite communications), copyright law revision and the “fair use” doctrine, FCC rulings, and a 1966 Wingspread Conference on educational radio. The files do not document the division's 1973 merger with National Public Radio. The 1966 survey of state radio networks includes information on staffing, technology and financing of non-commercial radio stations. Survey data is arranged alphabetically by state and includes a summary report.

The OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FILES document three projects in which the NAEB was involved during the late 1950s to mid-1960s: a government contract to deliver educational television via satellite to American Samoa: a “utilization project” to develop television programming to augment school curriculum: and a project with the Midwest Program on Airborne Instruction Inc. to recommend procedures for UHF channel allocations.

The PUBLICATIONS AND NEWSLETTERS consist of two parts, both of which are arranged chronologically. Publications files, 1930-1964, include mostly promotional materials and brochures, membership lists, annual reports, revisions of the NAEB constitution and small pamphlets not suited for cataloging. Also available are several NAEB newsletters, including the general membership Newsletter (fragmentary: 1930-1967); the President's newsletter under varient titles (President's Memo, 1954-1966: Washington Newsletter, 1963-1965: and the TV Engineering Newsletter, 1955-1957.

Digital copies for portions of the collection are available through the Maryland Institue for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) “Unlocking the Airwaves” website. In some cases, not all folders in boxes, or items found in folders, have been identified or digitized.

Acquisition Information

Presented by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1965-1979; by William G. Harley, 1986; and by The Pacifica Foundation, 1987. Accession Number: MCHC66-051, 098; MCHC73-060; MCHC79-067; M86-232; M87-350

Processing Information

Processed by Janice O'Connell in 1968; additions and reprocessing by Matt Blessing in 1991.

Digital copies for portions of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters Records are available through the Maryland Institue for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) "Unlocking the Airwaves" website, with funding provided through an National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant. The grant was completed as a project between MITH, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Communications Arts, and the Wisconsin Historical Society.

U.S. Mss 76AF	Series: Central Correspondence
Box   1 Folder   1-6	1925-1935
Box   2 Folder   1-7	1936-1940
Box   3 Folder   1-9	1941-1945
Box   4 Folder   1-8	1946-1948
Box   5 Folder   1-6	1949-1950 June
Box   6 Folder   1-8	1950 July-1953 August
Box   7 Folder   1-6	1953 September-1955 March
Box   8 Folder   1-7	1955 April-1958 February
Box   9 Folder   1-7	1958 March-1961 June
Box   10 Folder   1-9	1961-1962 July
Box   11 Folder   1-11	1963-1966 August
Box   12 Folder   1-9	1966 September-1968
Box   13 Folder   1-13	1969-1971
Box   14 Folder   1-2	1972
	Series: William G. Harley Speeches	⇧
Box   14 Folder   3	1958-1959
Box   14 Folder   4-8	1961-1965
Box   15 Folder   1-6	1966-1970
Box   16 Folder   1-7	1971-1976
Box   17 Folder   1	Subcommittee on Communications and Power, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, U.S. House of Representatives, 1969
Box   17 Folder   2	International Operations Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 1977
Box   17 Folder   3	FCC, 1966-1974
	Series: Subject File	⇧
Box   17 Folder   4	Abbot, Waldo, 1953-1954
Box   17 Folder   5	Academic Leader,1956
Box   17 Folder   6-7	Adult Education Association, 1951-1956
Box   17 Folder   8	American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1956-1957
	American Council on Education
Box   17 Folder   9-10	1952-1955
Box   18 Folder   1	1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1956 correspondence and other materials related to the American Council on Education, including meeting minutes and speeches from constituent meetings. Reports highlight the council's participation in the Joint Council on Educational Television, as well as the "Education Beyond High School" meeting in March 1956.
Box   18 Folder   2	1961-1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 to 1962 correspondence and reports related to the American Council on Education, including a summary of executive committee actions from an October 1961 meeting and a study questionnaire about copyright and other financial matters regarding teachers' use of educational films, television, and radio.
Box   18 Folder   3	American Jewish Committee, 1949 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A 1949 cover letter and report by the America Jewish Committee on pro-democracy radio and television programs. Program listings are divided by scripts and recordings and subdivided by categories including religious, interfaith scripts, and youth.
Box   18 Folder   4	American Samoa project, 1961-1965 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 to 1965 correspondence related to the NAEB's educational television project with the government of American Samoa, including contracts between the organizations. Also includes educator manuals about the role of television in new instructional systems.
Box   18 Folder   5	Asia, 1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 correspondence regarding the NAEB program Asia Reports, with brochures from two organizations that collaborated on programs, The Asia Foundation and National Committee for a Free Europe. Correspondence also includes press clippings about Asia Reports.
	Asian Broadcasting Union
Box   18 Folder   6	1965-1967 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1965 to 1967 correspondence regarding the NAEB's application for membership in the Asian Broadcasting Union, with other materials related to the ABU including meeting minutes and agendas for general assemblies, a newsletter, and the organization's 1963 statutes.
Box   18 Folder   7	1968-1969 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1968 to 1969 correspondence regarding the Asian Broadcasting Union. Correspondence from ABU Secretary-General Charles Moses informs or requests action from members on various topics, particularly space communications and the Prix Jeunesse International, a competition for youth television programs. Also includes meeting reports, agendas, and schedules for ABU general assemblies.
	Association for Education by Radio-Television
Box   18 Folder   8	Correspondence, 1955-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955 to 1956 correspondence regarding the Association for Education by Radio-Television, with an emphasis on membership information and journal distribution. Correspondence and other materials, including a press release and meeting minutes, address the conditions of the October 1956 merger of the AERT and the NAEB.
Box   18 Folder   9	Directors, 1955-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955 to 1956 correspondence regarding the officers and directors of the Association for Education by Radio-Television, with a list of current positions and a questionnaire on biographical information.
Box   18 Folder   10	Membership, 1955-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955 to 1956 correspondence regarding the Association for Education by Radio-Television, including a membership pamphlet, potential member lists, overdue membership notices, and broadcasting newsletters from other organizations. Organization newsletters include Better Broadcasts, the National Society for the Study of Communication, and News and Views (World-Wide Sacred Hearts Program).
Box   18 Folder   11	Metropolitan School Study Committee, 1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1956 correspondence regarding the Association for Education by Radio-Television, with a letter promoting AERT to members of New York's Metropolitan School Study Council and a letter explaining AERT's lack of sponsorship of the National Scholastic Radio-TV Guild for 1955-1956.
Box   18 Folder   12	Organizational structure, circa 1952-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1956 correspondence regarding the Association for Education by Radio-Television, including the organization's 1952 constitution and by-laws, December 1955 biographical questionnaires for officers and directors, and a 1956 membership chairman report. Also includes a schedule for the 1956 AERT conference and two issues of the AERT Journal (November 1956 and February 1957).
Box   18 Folder   13	Atomic Energy, 1951 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1951 correspondence regarding the radio program The New World of Atomic Energy, a production of WLS in Chicago in collaboration with the United States Atomic Energy Commission and the Argonne National Laboratory. Includes discussion of the arrangement allowing NAEB to distribute the program to member stations.
	Ausmus, Graydon, Correspondence
Box   18 Folder   14	1948-1949 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1948 to 1949 correspondence about NAEB positions on FCC hearings and other matters, with a list of officers, directors, and members for 1950. Major topics include an FCC petition that would allow the Southern Baptist Convention to operate low-power FM stations, breaking the educational band of FM radio stations.
Box   18 Folder   15	1950 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1950 correspondence regarding Graydon Ausmus' involvement with the NAEB, including his role as the Vice President. Other topics include the new WUOA-FM station at the University of Alabama, with Ausmus as the director of radio broadcasting services, and the fall 1950 NAEB convention. Also includes a list of NAEB officers, directors, and members.
Box   19 Folder   1	1951 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1951 correspondence regarding plans, positions, and decisions of NAEB staff, including discussion of brochure revisions, the 1951 fall convention, and the relationship between FM radio and television. Also includes discussion of moving NAEB network headquarters from WNYC to the University of Illinois and a speech delivered to the American Association of Museums by NAEB president Seymour N. Siegel.
Box   19 Folder   2	1952 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 correspondence involving NAEB staff, especially Graydon Ausmus, who became the NAEB president after serving as vice president. Major topics include: plans for the 1952 NAEB meeting in Columbus; the search for a new executive director to replace James Miles; and organizational concerns, particularly how decisions should be delegated between the NAEB staff and board.
Box   19 Folder   3	1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 correspondence involving NAEB president Graydon Ausmus and other staff members. Includes discussion of executive director transition, with Frank Schooley acting as interim executive director until Harry Skornia began his term, and the Fund for Adult Education, with NAEB's 1953 request for funds and a financial report. Also includes three reports compiled by NAEB's Television Operations Committee: a survey on physical plant and equipment in TV operations of NAEB members, a report on salary scales of six educational television stations, and a survey of costs for educational television programs.
Box   19 Folder   4	1954-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 to 1956 correspondence involving NAEB president Graydon Ausmus and other staff members. Topics include funding requests to the Kellogg Foundation and the Fund for Adult Education. Also includes budgets, minutes and reports for board meetings, and a report from the Professional Advancement Committee.
Box   19 Folder   5	1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1958 correspondence involving NAEB president Frank Schooley, executive director Harry Skornia, other staff members. Includes grant proposals and funding requests to the Kellogg Foundation and the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare' Office of Education, with budgets and financial statements for the NAEB. Also includes a text by Graydon Ausmus titled “The Role of Higher Education in Educational Television.”
Box   19 Folder   6	Beacon Press, 1952-1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1953 correspondence regarding Beacon Press books for NAEB programs that included episode scripts and other material.
Box   19 Folder   7	Biographical data on NAEB leadership, 1953-1965 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1965 correspondence primarily focused on biographical data, with resumes and brief biographies for various NAEB staff and members and contacts from other organizations. Also includes a program titled "Who's Who at the Baltimore Public Service Conference" from March 1958, with short biographies for speakers on the conference panels.
	Board of Directors
	Correspondence
Box   19 Folder   8	1951-1952 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1951 to 1952 correspondence involving the NAEB board of directors and leadership, especially executive director James Miles. Includes minutes and reports from board meetings about grant applications and funds, as well as correspondence to all NAEB members about conferences, upcoming programs, types of membership, and other topics. Also includes a report on the 1952 Educational Television Programs Institute by the president of the American Council on Education, Arthur Adams.
Box   19 Folder   9	1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 correspondence involving the NAEB board of directors and leadership, especially executive directors James Miles and Harry Skornia. Includes minutes and agendas from board meetings, with discussion of grant funds and financial reports. Correspondence also addresses regional meetings and a distribution agreement for BBC programs.
Box   20 Folder   1	1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 correspondence involving the NAEB board of directors and staff, especially executive director Harry Skornia. Includes financial reports and surveys used for board votes on issues such as committee names and the NAEB's position on subscription television. Correspondence addresses topics including the hiring of Harold Hill as associate director and Morris Novik as a personnel consultant.
Box   20 Folder   2	1957-1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1957 to 1958 correspondence involving the NAEB board of directors and staff, especially executive director Harry Skornia. Correspondence addresses topics including the use of grant funds from the Kellogg foundation, the selection of new NAEB leadership like regional directors, and the 1957 board meeting in Chicago.
Box   20 Folder   3	1959 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1959 correspondence involving the NAEB board of directors and staff, especially executive director Harry Skornia and president William Harley. Includes discussion of travel insurance and expenses, board meetings in Chicago and Columbus, and a potential move of NAEB headquarters to Washington, D.C. Also includes a newsletter for board members and a list of board members for 1960.
Box   20 Folder   4	1960 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1960 correspondence involving the NAEB board of directors and staff, with topics including appointments to the board and annual conventions, and financial support for travel as NAEB representatives. Also includes ballots for a board vote on NAEB leadership.
Box   20 Folder   5	1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 correspondence involving the NAEB board of directors and staff, especially Harold Hill, Richard Hull, Loren Stone, and James Miles. Includes board memos from NAEB president William Harley and a wage study of educational television stations. Correspondence addresses NAEB's relationship with other educational broadcasting organizations and a disagreement, which began at the October 1960 board meeting in San Francisco, over NAEB's position on a local educational television issue in Philadelphia.
Box   20 Folder   6	1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1962 correspondence involving the NAEB board of directors and staff. Topics include internal controversy over the NAEB's potential involvement in television production, the distribution of federal grants for educational television programs, and the NAEB's relationship with the National Educational Television and Radio Center (NETRC).
Box   20 Folder   7	Election of chairman (1963), 1962-1964 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1962 to 1964 correspondence related to the election of the NAEB board chairman, with December 1962 ballots for Richard Hull's re-election and a 1964 sample letter sent to nominees who did not win positions.
Box   20 Folder   8	Executive staff meetings, 1961-1966 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 to 1966 correspondence related to NAEB executive staff meetings, with detailed agenda items and reports for some meetings during this period. Correspondence addresses the addition and adjustment of job positions, the expansion of NAEB publications, international activities, and network fees.
Box   20 Folder   9	Experimental television production, 1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1962 correspondence related to the NAEB's possible experiment in producing educational television series, which was authorized by the board in May 1962. Correspondence addresses the controversy resulting from Loren Stone's memo about this board action and the problems it might raise for the NAEB and other educational broadcasting organizations, especially the National Educational Television and Radio Center (NETRC).
Box   20 Folder   10	Joint Council on Educational Broadcasting, 1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 correspondence regarding the Joint Council on Educational Broadcasting (previously named the Join Council on Educational Television) and the relationship between the NAEB and the National Educational Television and Radio Center (NETRC), with multiple drafts of a proposal to formalize the working relationship between the two organizations.
Box   20 Folder   11	Membership issues, 1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 correspondence regarding NAEB membership, with particular concerns about dues for new members, standards and goals for continuing memberships, and the professionalization aspect of the organization.
	Minutes and Reports
Box   20 Folder   12	1947 October Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Meeting minutes from the October 1947 annual NAEB business meeting in Chicago, with summaries of special talks from NAEB staff and other guests, including FCC representatives.
Box   21 Folder   1-7	1951-1956
Box   22 Folder   1-7	1957-1962
Box   23 Folder   1-4	1963-1967
Box   23 Folder   5	1969
Box   23 Folder   6	Bretz, Rudy, 1953-1957
	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Box   23 Folder   7-9	Correspondence, 1952-1957
Box   24 Folder   1	Reports, 1950-1957
Box   24 Folder   2	Broadcast Music Inc., 1952
Box   24 Folder   3	Bronson, Vernon, 1960-1963
Box   24 Folder   4	By-laws and constitution, 1962-1969
Box   24 Folder   5	Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1951-1957
Box   24 Folder   6	Carmichael, O.C., 1953-1954
Box   24 Folder   7	Carnegie Commission on Educational Television, 1965-1967
Box   24 Folder   8	Census, 1948-1950
Box   24 Folder   9	Chicago Radio Council, 1938-1943
Box   24 Folder   10	Chicago Radio Project, 1953-1954
Box   24 Folder   11-12	Churches, 1949-1950
Box   25 Folder   1-5	Clear channel rules, 1946-1948, 1958
Box   25 Folder   6	Cleveland Board of Education, 1938-1940
	Cohn & Marks
	Correspondence
Box   25 Folder   7-12	1952-1960
Box   26 Folder   1-2	1961-1964
Box   26 Folder   3	Payola rules, 1959-1960
Box   26 Folder   4	FCC, 1955-1956
Box   26 Folder   5	Coleman, Robert, 1954-1959
Box   26 Folder   6	Columbia radio literacy project, 1961
Box   26 Folder   7	Columbia Records Inc., 1953-1956
	Committees
Box   27 Folder   1	General, 1952-1966
Box   27 Folder   2	Advisory, 1953
	Adult Education
Box   27 Folder   3-4	Correspondence, 1951-1955
Box   27 Folder   5-6	Minutes and reports, 1952-1956
Box   28 Folder   1	Affiliates, 1962-1963
Box   28 Folder   2	Committee on (Committees), 1962
	Constitution
Box   28 Folder   3-5	General, 1926-1964
Box   28 Folder   6	Subcommittee on By-laws, 1950-1956
Box   28 Folder   7	Subcommittee on Preamble, 1962
	Conventions
Box   28 Folder   8	1953-1954
Box   28 Folder   9	1961-1962
Box   28 Folder   10	Copyright, 1964
Box   29 Folder   1	Development, 1959-1962
Box   29 Folder   2	Employment Practices, 1968-1969
	Engineering
Box   29 Folder   3-8	Correspondence, 1953-1964
Box   30 Folder   1-2	Minutes and reports, 1953-1961
	Executive
Box   30 Folder   3	Correspondence, 1940-1963
	Minutes and reports
Box   30 Folder   4-5	1952-1959
Box   30 Folder   6	1966-1967
Box   30 Folder   7	Federal Radio Education, 1949
	Finance
Box   30 Folder   8	1957-1958
Box   31 Folder   1	1959-1961
Box   31 Folder   2	Five, Committee of, 1951-1955
Box   31 Folder   3	Fulbright, 1954-1956
Box   31 Folder   4	Future Relations, 1960
Box   31 Folder   5	Government Relations, 1962
Box   31 Folder   6-8	Grants-in-Aid, 1953-1956, 1961-1962
Box   31 Folder   9	History and Archives, 1961-1964
Box   31 Folder   10	In-School Program, 1953-1955
Box   31 Folder   11	Individual Member Study, 1963
Box   31 Folder   12	Industry Relations, 1962-1963
Box   31 Folder   13	Instructional Television, 1958-1963
Box   32 Folder   1-10	International Relations, 1952-1966
Box   32 Folder   11	Joint Planning, 1959
Box   32 Folder   12	Liaison, 1955-1962
Box   32 Folder   13	Live Network, 1960-1962
Box   32 Folder   14-15	Membership, 1953-1962
	Network Acceptance
Box   33 Folder   1	1952-1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1954 correspondence, meeting minutes, and reports related to NAEB's Network Acceptance Committee. Correspondence primarily addresses committee members' feedback and votes on submitted programs, with some discussion of procedures and technical problems within the committee.
Box   33 Folder   2	1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955 correspondence and reports related to NAEB's Network Acceptance Committee. Correspondence primarily addresses committee members' feedback and votes on submitted programs, with some detailed program summaries, including episode summaries, and correspondence with series submitters.
Box   33 Folder   3	1956-1957 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1956 to 1957 correspondence related to NAEB's Network Acceptance Committee with discussion of tape logistics, including distribution, returns, rentals, and sales. Also contains program offerings and cue sheets that include summaries of series and episode topics.
Box   33 Folder   4	1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 correspondence and reports regarding NAEB's Radio Network Acceptance Committee, including a statement of purpose for the NAEB Tape Network and a draft of the committee's standards and procedures.
Box   33 Folder   5	Nominating, 1954
Box   33 Folder   6	Personnel Placement, 1955-1963
Box   33 Folder   7	Policy, 1963
Box   33 Folder   8	Presidential Search, 1961
Box   33 Folder   9-10	Professional Advancement, 1952-1956, 1960-1964
Box   33 Folder   11	Program Acceptance, 1952-1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1962 correspondence and reports regarding NAEB's Tape Network Acceptance Committee, including discussion of possible programs and meeting reports by the committee.
Box   33 Folder   12	Program Planning, 1953-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1956 correspondence related to NAEB's Program Planning Committee, with program descriptions and suggestions for programming areas to develop. Correspondence addresses potential NAEB programs proposed by government organizations, including the United States Information Agency's Voice of America project and the Air Weather Service.
Box   34 Folder   1	Programming Practices, 1968-1969 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1968 and 1969 correspondence, survey report, and resolution regarding programming practices. Report studies member station programming of nationally distributed and/or network radio and television programs, with emphasis on those related to racial topics. Resolution reinforces dedication to serve black Americans with programming.
Box   34 Folder   2	Publications, 1954-1964 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 to 1964 correspondence regarding the NAEB publications committee, with reports and questionnaires about the Newsletter and Journal. Includes discussion of publication goals and changes, committee management, and article submissions.
Box   34 Folder   3	Public Relations, 1954-1957 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 to 1957 correspondence regarding the NAEB public relations committee, with news releases and meeting minutes. Includes discussion of committee responsibilities, public relations strategies and goals, and support for educational media legislation.
Box   34 Folder   4	Public Relations, 1958-1960 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1958 to 1960 correspondence regarding the NAEB public relations committee, with membership publications and meeting minutes. Includes discussion of membership promotion, public relations efforts by member stations, and the possibility of a National Educational Radio and Television Week.
Box   34 Folder   5	Public Relations, 1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 correspondence regarding the NAEB public relations committee, with committee reports. Includes discussion of committee organization, public relations staff, program ideas, and NAEB logo design and selection.
Box   34 Folder   6	Public Relations, 1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1962 correspondence regarding the NAEB public relations committee. Includes discussion of Marion Corwell's work as chairman, fundraising, NAEB promotion during NBC's Family Living program, and the planning of a public relations kit and speaker's guide for member stations in 1962.
Box   34 Folder   7	Public Relations, 1963-1965 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1963 to 1965 correspondence regarding the NAEB public relations committee, with proposed NAEB constitution and bylaws for September 1964. Includes discussion of a speakers directory, changing committee membership, convention programs and meetings, and the 1965 discontinuation of the committee.
Box   34 Folder   8	Radio Network Program, 1961-1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 to 1962 correspondence regarding the NAEB radio network program committee. Includes discussion of music programming, network station awards, and the scheduling of quarterly programs.
	Radio Network School
Box   34 Folder   9	1953-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1956 correspondence regarding the NAEB radio network school committee, with school stations and in-school program subcommittees. Includes discussion of a questionnaire for member schools, distribution of tapes and handbooks, and program recommendation and selection.
Box   34 Folder   10	1960-1964 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1960 to 1964 correspondence regarding the NAEB radio network school committee, with 2 issues of the monthly committee publication, Inschool Broadcaster. Includes discussion of committee's function, new members, and submitted programs.
Box   35 Folder   1	Radio Planning, 1959-1963
	Research
	General
Box   35 Folder   2-7	1952-1957
Box   36 Folder   1	1958 January-April Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January to April 1958 correspondence related to the NAEB Research Committee, with Sam Becker as the new committee chairman. Topics include the grants-in-aid program, funds for research programs, and the possibility of purchasing a Nielsen Coverage Study for research purposes. Also includes a report funded by an NAEB grant on listenership in Athens, Ohio.
Box   36 Folder   2	1958 May-December Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: May to December 1958 correspondence related to the NAEB Research Committee, with Sam Becker as the committee chairman. Topics include the grants-in-aid program, the committee meeting at the 1958 NAEB convention, and a survey on areas of educational television that should be researched. Also includes the October 1958 committee report and funding proposals to the United States Office of Education.
Box   36 Folder   3	1959 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1959 correspondence related to the NAEB Research Committee and committee chairman Sam Becker. Correspondence addresses the grants-in-aid program, a funding request to the Kellogg Foundation, and the committee's possible meeting with Marshall McLuhan to work on a grant from the U.S. Office of Education. Also includes the October 1956 and October 1959 committee reports.
Box   36 Folder   4	1960 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1960 correspondence related to the NAEB Research Committee, especially committee chairman Sam Becker and executive director Harry Skornia. Topics include committee appointments, the NAEB's committee structure, and Becker's work on Title VII proposals for the U.S. Office of Education. Also includes a document defining responsibilities of the NAEB and correspondence from other individuals researching educational broadcasting.
Box   36 Folder   5	1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 correspondence related to the NAEB Research Committee. Major topics include a survey on educational TV needs and the possibility of an NAEB audience survey office in Washington, D.C.
Box   36 Folder   6	Subcommittee on Grants-in-Aid, 1957-1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1957 to 1962 correspondence related to the NAEB Research Committee's subcommittee on grants-in-aid. Includes grant proposals for various projects, discussion of proposals, and responses to applicants. Also includes a report partially sponsored by an NAEB grant-in-aid, titled “A Survey of Radio and Television Listening in the Lafayette Area.”
	Seminar
Box   36 Folder   7	1955-1957 September Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955 to 1957 correspondence regarding the planning of the first NAEB Research Seminar, held at Ohio State University, with discussion of potential participants and biographical data. Also includes meeting minutes from an August 1957 research committee meeting.
Box   36 Folder   8	1957 October-December Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: October to December 1957 correspondence regarding the first NAEB Research Seminar, held at Ohio State University in December 1957. Includes roster of participants, meeting minutes, the seminar schedule, committee reports on educational audiences and broadcasting effects, and discussion of participant selection and invitation.
Box   36 Folder   9	Resolutions, 1960-1965 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1960 to 1965 correspondence regarding the NAEB Resolutions Committee, with discussion of committee appointments and annual reports from the committee.
Box   36 Folder   10	Scientific Aid to Learning, 1939-1942 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1939 to 1942 correspondence between the NAEB's Frank Schooley and Irvin Stewart, director of the Committee on Scientific Aids to Learning, primarily regarding reports on broadcasting equipment and systems in schools.
Box   36 Folder   11	School Stations, 1952-1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1953 correspondence regarding the NAEB School Stations Committee, with reports and a questionnaire sent to school station personnel.
Box   36 Folder   12	Tape Network Planning, 1950 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1950 correspondence and notes on possible NAEB Tape Network programs, with episode listings for some programs and comments from committee reports.
	Television
Box   37 Folder   1	Development, 1954-1961
Box   37 Folder   2	Exchange, 1961-1962
Box   37 Folder   3	Operation, 1953-1955
Box   37 Folder   4	Planning, 1959-1963
Box   37 Folder   5	Programming, 1953-1958
Box   37 Folder   6	UHF, 1956
Box   37 Folder   7	University, 1959
Box   37 Folder   8	Utilization Project, 1958-1963
Box   37 Folder   9	Workshop and Scholarship, 1954-1955
Box   37 Folder   10-12	Committee for Economic Development, Subcommittee on Efficiency and Innovation in Education, 1966-1967
	Conferences
Box   37 Folder   13	Boston University, 1957
Box   38 Folder   1	Brandeis University, 1963
Box   38 Folder   2	Iowa State College, 1953
Box   38 Folder   3	Ohio State University, 1957
	Purdue University
Box   38 Folder   4-5	1958
Box   38 Folder   6	1961-1963
Box   38 Folder   7-8	Rome, 1961
Box   39 Folder   1-2	Tokyo, 1964-1965
Box   39 Folder   3	UNESCO, 1958
Audio 1244A/1-3	Apmex Corporation, 1962
U.S. Mss 76AF Box   39 Folder   4	University of Chicago, 1964
Box   39 Folder   5-9	University of Illinois (Allerton Seminars), 1949-1950, 1952, 1956-1957, 1963
Box   40 Folder   1-3	University of Iowa, 1963-1965
Box   40 Folder   4	University of Missouri, 1964
	University of Wisconsin
Box   40 Folder   5	1953
Box   40 Folder   6	1956
Box   40 Folder   7-9	1959-1961
Box   40 Folder   10	1965
Box   40 Folder   11	Warrentown, Virginia, 1962
Box   41 Folder   1	Washington, D.C., 1958-1960
Box   41 Folder   2	Congressional Record,1955-1956
Box   41 Folder   3-6	Consulting team, 1954-1958
	Conventions
Box   42 Folder   1	1942
Box   42 Folder   2	1947
Box   42 Folder   3-11	1949-1955
Box   43 Folder   1-7	1956-1957
Box   43 Folder   8	1966-1967
Box   44 Folder   1-5	1968-1976
Box   44 Folder   6	Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, 1951
Box   44 Folder   7-9	Copyright, 1954-1966
	Council of National Organizations
Box   44 Folder   10	General correspondence, 1954-1957
Box   45 Folder   1	Minutes and reports, 1956-1957
	Divisions of the NAEB
Box   45 Folder   2-5	Educational Television Stations, 1963-1966, 1968-1969
Box   45 Folder   6	Individual Members, 1963-1966
Box   46 Folder   1	Instruction, 1963-1966
Box   46 Folder   2-3	National Education Radio, 1962-1966
Box   46 Folder   4	Dunn, John, 1953-1954
Box   46 Folder   5	Eastern Educational Network, 1961-1968
Box   46 Folder   6-8	Educational Communications System, 1962-1966
	Educational Media Council
Box   46 Folder   9	1959
Box   47 Folder   1-7	1960-1962 April
Box   48 Folder   1-6	1962-1964 May
Box   49 Folder   1-6	1965-1967
Box   50 Folder   1	1968-1969
	Educational Television and Radio Center
	General
Box   50 Folder   2-6	1953-1956
Box   51 Folder   1-4	1957-1968
	Committees
Box   51 Folder   5	Affiliates, 1959-1961
Box   51 Folder   6	Grants, 1953-1954
Box   51 Folder   7	NAEB-NETRC Future Relations, 1960-1961
Box   51 Folder   8	Electric Industries Association, 1963
Box   51 Folder   9	El Salvador project
Box   51 Folder   10	Encyclopedia Britannica films, 1953
	European Broadcasting Union
Box   51 Folder   11	1955-1957
Box   52 Folder   1-7	1968-1970
Box   53 Folder   1	1971 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1971 reports from the European Broadcasting Union's Radio Programme Committee, including proposals and strategy planning for various programming categories.
	Executive Director
Box   53 Folder   2	Policy statements, 1951-1973 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1951 to 1973 meeting minutes, reports, and correspondence regarding NAEB policy. Topics include proposed organizational changes, programming strategies, and distribution of the Cooper Union Forum program. Executive director letters from Jim Miles also provide updates on the NAEB's plans and practices.
Box   53 Folder   3	Search and selection, 1952-1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1953 correspondence regarding the search for NAEB's executive director replacement for Jim Miles, including applications, reference letters, and internal correspondence.
Box   53 Folder   4	FM Multiplex, 1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 correspondence regarding the potential creation of an educational FM network, with a reprinted issue of Communication Engineering from Crosby Laboratories Inc.
Box   53 Folder   5	FM Transmitters, 1948-1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1948 to 1958 NAEB correspondence regarding FM radio and industry publications promoting FM transmitters.
	Fact sheet
Box   53 Folder   6	1955-1957 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955 to 1957 correspondence regarding the NAEB Research Fact Sheet service, including subscription changes and requests for research reports.
Box   53 Folder   7	1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1958 correspondence regarding the NAEB Fact Sheet service, with reprints of educational television research reports and brief correspondence related to Harry J. Skornia's work on the Fulbright Awards advisory screening committee.
	Federal Communications Commission
Box   53 Folder   8	1948-1950 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1948 to 1950 correspondence and reports regarding NAEB's participation in the FCC's Clear Channel and Mayflower hearings, including statement transcripts and newspaper coverage.
Box   53 Folder   9	1952-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1956 correspondence and reports regarding FCC rules and hearings and NAEB positions on proposals. Topics include requirements for identification of recorded programs, Conelrad broadcasting, and television translators.
Box   54 Folder   1-5	1957-1966
	Financial
Box   54 Folder   6-8	General correspondence, 1951-1957, 1962-1965
Box   55 Folder   1	Disbursement ledgers, 1954-1957
Box   55 Folder   2	Balance sheets, 1958-1967
Box   55 Folder   3	Fleming, Marguerite, 1953-1954
	Foundations
Box   55 Folder   4-7	General, 1947-1951
	Ford
Box   55 Folder   8-10	1951-1957
Box   56 Folder   1	1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1958 correspondence regarding the NAEB's multi-year funding request to the Ford Foundation's Fund for the Advancement of Education, with multiple drafts of the request including appendices on NAEB functions, activities, and finances. Also includes a report on the WOI-TV project, “The Whole Town's Talking.”
Box   56 Folder   2	1956-1959 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1956 to 1959 correspondence regarding the NAEB's funding requests to the Ford Foundation's Fund for the Advancement of Education. Includes a March 1959 NAEB report to the foundation, with information on series production, grants-in-aid, television studies, workshops and seminars, and other NAEB activities.
Box   56 Folder   3	1960-1963 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1960 to 1963 correspondence regarding NAEB grants from the Ford Foundation, with a March 1961 pictorial report summarizing educational television practices and developments. Also includes a 1963 grant proposal for professional development workshops in instructional television.
Box   56 Folder   4	Hill, 1960 March 31 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A March 1960 NAEB report by the Twin City Area Educational Television Corporation, titled "Upper Midwest Six-State Educational Television Network Survey." The study addresses the administrative, engineering, and programming feasibility of an educational television network in the region, with discussion of factors including costs, program resources, and audience potential.
	Kellogg
Box   56 Folder   5	1952-1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1953 correspondence and reports related to NAEB funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Correspondence addresses disbursement of funds, as well as two major project areas supported by the Kellogg grant: the NAEB tape network and its offerings and NAEB meetings and seminars.
Box   56 Folder   6	1954 January-June Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January to June 1954 correspondence and reports related to NAEB funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, including a progress report for July 1953 to June 1954. Correspondence addresses increased funding commitments from the foundation, budget revisions, and the NAEB's financial problems.
Box   56 Folder   7	1954 July-December Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: July to December 1954 correspondence and reports related to NAEB funds and disbursements from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Includes budgets and financial statements and a June 1954 report from the NAEB In-School Writers' Seminar.
Box   57 Folder   1	1955-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955 to 1956 correspondence related to NAEB funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, with a new five-year grant request and a renewed three-year commitment from the foundation. Includes NAEB progress reports to the foundation from 1955 and 1956 and reports, meeting minutes, and other material regarding NAEB projects funded by the foundation, including the radio network and seminars. Includes some earlier reports, from 1952 to 1954, and later correspondence, from 1969 to 1961, related to Kellogg funding.
Box   57 Folder   2	1957 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1957 correspondence related to NAEB funds and disbursements from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, including the June 1957 annual report summarizing the growth, plans, and programs of the NAEB.
Box   57 Folder   3	1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1958 correspondence related to NAEB funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, with proposed budgets, financial statements, and draft requests for various project areas, including international relations and professional advancement. Includes an October 1958 funding request and its supporting materials.
Box   57 Folder   4	1959 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1959 correspondence related to NAEB funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, with a request focused on teacher training and professional standards development. Also includes discussion of a new grant to support the hiring of a full-time publications editor.
Box   57 Folder   5	1960-1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1960 to 1962 correspondence related to NAEB funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, with eleven-year grant period ending in 1962. Includes financial statements, as well as discussion of the proposed National Educational Broadcasting Center, Harry J. Skornia's departure from the NAEB, and the opening of the NAEB office in Washington.
Box   57 Folder   6	Old Dominion, 1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 correspondence between NAEB president Graydon Ausmus and Monroe Bush, assistant to the Old Dominion Foundation's president, regarding the use of NAEB programs on commercial stations.
Box   57 Folder   7	Pacifica, 1953-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1955 correspondence regarding NAEB's relationship with the Pacific Foundation, the operator of radio station KPFA. Correspondence addresses NAEB financial support for KPFA-produced programs during a period of staff problems at the foundation. Also includes two biweekly program listings from KPFA, for April 5 to 18, 1953 and June 28 to July 11, 1953.
Box   57 Folder   8	Richardson, 1962-1963 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1962 to 1963 correspondence regarding an NAEB proposal to the Richardson Foundation. Includes a copy of the request, titled “Plan for Professional Development of Educational Broadcasting as an Aid to Better Citizenship.”
Box   57 Folder   9	Rockefeller, 1953-1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1954 correspondence regarding a six-month NAEB experiment in broadcasting poetry, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation. Includes proposals and reports on the project, with feedback from consultants.
Box   57 Folder   10	Standard Oil of New Jersey, 1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 correspondence related to NAEB funding from the Standard Oil of New Jersey Foundation, with a funding request and extensive supporting materials. The funding request focuses on NAEB international program exchanges with BBC and other organizations, and the supporting materials include newsletters, program brochures, a member directory, and regional seminar reports.
Box   58 Folder   1	Fulbright, 1953-1958
	Fund for Adult Education
Box   58 Folder   2-5	General correspondence, 1950-1961
Box   58 Folder   6	Iowa project, 1951
Box   58 Folder   7	Lowell project, 1951-1952
Box   59 Folder   1-2	Reports, 1953-1957
Box   59 Folder   3	Requests, 1953-1955
	Grants-in-Aid
	Correspondence
Box   59 Folder   4-5	1952-1956
Box   60 Folder   1-2	1957-1959
Box   60 Folder   3	Reports, 1954-1961
	Requests
Box   60 Folder   4	1954-1956
Box   60 Folder   5	1963-1966
Box   60 Folder   6-7	Harley, William, 1951-1961
Box   61 Folder   1	Historical, 1951-1957
Box   61 Folder   2	The History Agency,1953
Box   61 Folder   3	Hovey, Graham, 1953-1954
Box   61 Folder   4	Hull, Richard B., 1953-1954
Box   61 Folder   5	Hunter, Armand L., 1954
Box   61 Folder   6-7	Institute for Education by Radio-Television, 1949-1965
Box   61 Folder   8	International activities, 1954-1957
Box   61 Folder   9	International Cooperation Administration, 1960
Box   61 Folder   10	International exchange students, 1947-1948
Box   61 Folder   11	Iowa, 1937-1942
Box   61 Folder   12-13	Japan: Cultural and Educational Television Program Exchange Center, 1963-1965
	Joint Committee on Educational Television (Broadcasting)
	Correspondence
Box   61 Folder   14	1951
Box   62 Folder   1-5	1952-1963
Box   63 Folder   1-2	1964-1968
	Reports and minutes
Box   63 Folder   3-6	1949-1958
Box   64 Folder   1-8	1959-1966
Box   65 Folder   1-3	1967-1969
Box   65 Folder   4	Kentucky Authority for Educational Television, 1962-1963
	Legislation
Box   65 Folder   5	Kennedy-Nixon statements regarding federal aid to educational television, 1960
Box   65 Folder   6-8	Magnuson, Warren (Dem.- Washington) 1958-1961
Box   66 Folder   1	Harris, Oren (Democrat - Arkansas) 1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 correspondence related to proposed federal assistance for educational television. NAEB members and staff, state governors and education officials, and Representative Oren Harris (chairman of the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee) discuss state plans for educational television and potential funds. Includes some individual state reports.
Box   66 Folder   2	Roberts, Kenneth (Democrat - Alaska) 1960-1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1960 to 1961 correspondence regarding proposed legislation about educational broadcasting. NAEB members and staff, state governors and education officials, and congress members discuss support for legislation, hearing witnesses, state ETV activities, and NAEB statements on legislation.
Box   66 Folder   3	Roberts, Kenneth (Democrat - Alaska) 1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1962 correspondence regarding legislation about federal assistance for educational television, with references to press coverage, grant eligibility for projects, local educational television organizations, and President John F. Kennedy's support.
Box   66 Folder   4	Smather, George (Democrat - Florida) 1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1958 correspondence regarding the Smathers Bill's provision that could harm educational broadcasting stations. Features legislators, NAEB staff, and member station representatives, especially from the University of Michigan.
	Lerch, John
Box   66 Folder   5	Correspondence, 1954-1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 to 1958 correspondence between radio producer John Lerch and NAEB staff, primarily network managers John Holt and Robert Underwood. Addresses distribution of Lerch's series Report in Europe and production of his series Report from Japan.
Box   66 Folder   6	Report from Japan: scripts, circa 1954-1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Scripts for Report from Japan, a series hosted by producer John Lerch. Topics cover contemporary social and political issues in Japan.
Box   66 Folder   7	McKenzie, Betty 1961-1964 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961 to 1964 correspondence with publications editor Betty McKenzie regarding the NAEB Journal's authors, articles, mailing, printing, and ads.
	McLuhan, Marshall
Box   66 Folder   8	1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1958 correspondence about the NAEB's planned collaborative project on new media education with Marshall McLuhan, including discussion of fundraising and drafts of the U.S. Office of Education grant application.
Box   66 Folder   9	1959 January-June Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January to June 1959 correspondence regarding Marshall McLuhan's project with the NAEB, with drafts of the U.S. Office of Education grant application. Discussions include budgetary needs and translating his concepts into experiments.
Box   66 Folder   10	1959 July-December Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: July to December 1959 correspondence regarding Marshall McLuhan's project with the NAEB, including a progress report and draft syllabus for project sessions.
Box   67 Folder   1	1960-1963 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1960 to 1963 correspondence regarding Marshall McLuhan's project with the NAEB, including discussion of grant fund distribution, staff compensation, and experiment design. Project materials include scripts for a pilot video and drafts of discussion and writing prompts for students.
Box   67 Folder   2	Management Service, 1953-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1955 correspondence regarding labor-management relations and union memberships at NAEB member stations, with a focus on the work of consultant M.S. Novik.
	Membership
	Correspondence
Box   67 Folder   3	1943-1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1943 to 1954 correspondence and reports regarding NAEB membership, including member mailing lists, applications, acceptance notifications, and eligibility requirements.
Box   67 Folder   4	1956-1957 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1956 to 1967 correspondence regarding NAEB membership, including publication orders, membership inquiries from stations and individuals, and NAEB letters to potential new member stations.
Box   67 Folder   5	1962-1966 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1962 to 1966 correspondence regarding NAEB membership, including inquiries and information about various forms of organizational membership.
	Directories
Box   67 Folder   6	1956-1957 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1956 and 1957 NAEB member directories and 1977 NAEB public telecommunication directory including staff and board listings in addition to member stations and affiliated organizations.
Box   68 Folder   1	1960-1962 and 1977
Box   68 Folder   2	Industrial associates, 1958-1962
Box   68 Folder   3-4	Prospective members, 1950-1955
Box   68 Folder   5	Statistics, 1962-1965
Box   68 Folder   6	Michigan, 1938-1941
Box   68 Folder   7	Miles, James, 1952-1954
Box   68 Folder   8	Miller, Allen, 1953-1954
Box   68 Folder   9	Moley, Raymond, 1962
Box   68 Folder   10	National Association of Radio-Television Broadcasters, 1953
Box   68 Folder   11	National Association of the Performing Arts, 1939
Box   68 Folder   12	National Citizens Committee for Educational Television, 1953-1954
Box   68 Folder   13	National Committee on Education by Radio, 1938-1942
Box   68 Folder   14	National Community Television Association, 1961
	National Education Association, Department of Audio-Visual Instruction
Box   69 Folder   1	1952-1957 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952-1957 correspondence and publications from the Department of Audio-Visual Education of the NAEB.
Box   69 Folder   2	1952-1957 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952-1957 correspondence and publications from the Department of Audio-Visual Instruction of the NAEB.
Box   69 Folder   3	National University Extension Association, 1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: June 1953 issue of the National University Extension Association Bulletin.
Box   69 Folder   4	Netherlands, 1961-1963 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961-1963 correspondence and publications from Radio Nederland.
Box   69 Folder   5	New York Educational Institute of the Air, 1953-1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953-1954 correspondence and publications from WNYC's Educational Institute of the Air.
Box   69 Folder   6	New York Municipal Broadcasting System, 1939-1944 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1939-1944 correspondence of the New York Municipal Broadcasting System.
Box   69 Folder   7	New York State Education Radio and Television Association, 1961-1965 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1961-1965 correspondence and publications of the New York State Education Radio and Television Association.
Box   69 Folder   8	New York television monitoring project, 1952-1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952-1954 correspondence and publications of the New York television monitoring project.
Box   69 Folder   9	Nigerian education and radio and television project, 1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1962 NAEB proposal to the Agency for International Development for the Nigerian education and radio and television project.
Box   69 Folder   10	Novik, Morris S. 1953-1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953-1954 correspondence of M.S. Novik.
Box   69 Folder   11	Office space plan, Champaign, Illinois 1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 proposal for an office space plan, Champaign, Illinois.
	Officers of the NAEB
Box   69 Folder   12	1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 correspondence and publications of the Officers of the NAEB.
Box   70 Folder   1	1955-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955-1956 correspondence, publications, and reports of the Officers of the NAEB.
Box   70 Folder   2	Ohio Radio Institute, 1938-1944 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1938-1944 correspondence and publications of the Ohio Radio Institute.
	Paulu, Burton
Box   70 Folder   3	1950-1960 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1950-1960 correspondence and publications of Burton Paulu (collection #1).
Box   70 Folder   4	1950-1960 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1950-1960 correspondence and publications of Burton Paulu (collection #2).
Box   70 Folder   5	Personnel, 1952-1966 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952-1966 correspondence and publications from or relating to various NAEB personnel.
PH 3962	Photographs, circa 1930s-1952 Scope and Content Note: The photographs relate to two radio programs, “World Neighbors” and “Report from Europe,” and to a conference at the University of Illinois in 1952.
U.S. Mss 76AF Box   70 Folder   6	NAEB Placement service, 1954-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954-1955 correspondence and publications of the National Association for Educational Broadcasters Placement Service.
	Prix Italia
Box   70 Folder   7	1953-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953-1956 correspondence and publications of or relating to the Prix Italia (collection #1).
Box   70 Folder   8	1953-1956 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953-1956 correspondence and publications of or relating to the Prix Italia (collection #2).
Box   71 Folder   1	Reports, 1954-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 to 1956 Italia Prize programs in French, with a 1962 guidebook for the awards in French, English, and Italian. Guidebook includes rules for submissions and jury decisions, and programs include lists of jury members, submissions, and winners and photos of the jury and winners.
	Programs
	Correspondence
Box   71 Folder   2	1951-1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1951 to 1954 correspondence about NAEB programs, including school program order forms and discussion of questionnaires, rights, and distribution of materials.
Box   71 Folder   3	1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 correspondence, reports, and handbooks related to NAEB programs, including order forms, program outlines, program proposals, and a list of tape network stations.
Box   71 Folder   4	1968 January-July Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January to July 1968 correspondence and reports about Programs for the Disadvantaged, a project focused on racial issues and minority audiences from National Educational Radio and Educational Television Stations (divisions of the NAEB). Includes speeches about media education and a Communications Feasibility Study about media access for rural and poor populations from the Office of Economic Opportunity.
Box   71 Folder   5	1968 August-December Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: August to December 1968 correspondence and reports about Programs for the Disadvantaged, a project focused on racial issues and minority audiences from National Educational Radio and Educational Television Stations (divisions of the NAEB), with related press releases and speeches about communications. Includes project summary report and NAEB comments on non-discrimination in broadcasting before the FCC.
	Proposals
Box   72 Folder   1	1958 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1958 Correspondence and documentation regarding program content submissions to the NAEB Network. Both NAEB Member and non-member representatives from various universities and other organizations correspondence with the NAEB's Bob Underwood (Network Manager) and Harold Hill (Associate Director).
	Promotional materials
Box   72 Folder   2	Jeffersonian Heritage, 1952-1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 and 1953 Correspondence and documentation relating to the NAEB radio program Jeffersonian Heritage. Internal NAEB correspondence and correspondence with radio stations and printing companies regarding distribution of tapes, advertising, and supplementary materials, as well as press coverage of the series.
Box   72 Folder   3	Jeffersonian Heritage (continued), 1952-1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 and 1953 Documentation relating to the NAEB radio program Jeffersonian Heritage. Advertising and press materials, content descriptions, and a discussion guide for the radio series. Script and press materials for a NAEB/NBC collaborative television production about Jefferson.
Box   72 Folder   4	People Under Communism, 1951-1956 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1951 to 1956 Correspondence, meeting minutes, and press releases about the NAEB radio program People Under Communism. Press releases include summaries of each episode, and minutes and correspondence address the financing, research, and production of the series and other possible programs.
	Scripts
Box   72 Folder   5	Creatures of Impulse, 1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Script for Creatures of Impulse, a 1953 episode of the University of Michigan children's television series Down Storybook Lane. Includes cast and crew list, brief production notes, and studio floor plan. Written by Martha De Lano based on W.S. Gilbert's play and distributed by the NAEB.
Box   72 Folder   6	The Great Adventure, 1953-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Scripts for seven parts of the series The Great Adventure, the story of the French diplomats Tocqueville and Beaumont learning about American values and life in the United States during an 1831 visit.
Box   73 Folder   1	The Last Citizen, 1953-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Scripts for the eighteen-program series The Last Citizen: The Negro in America from WBAA (Purdue University), a project about the experiences and problems of black people in the United States. Features writer-director E.W. Richter and Dr. Louis Schneider (Professor of Sociology, Purdue University) in conversation with expert guests for the topic of each episode.
Box   73 Folder   2	Letter From Italy, 1953-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Scripts for Letter from Italy, a series hosted by reporter Graham Hovey and recorded at the Radiotelevisione Italiana studios for the NAEB. Topics cover contemporary social and political issues in Italy. Also includes responses to the show from member stations.
Box   73 Folder   3	Master Pierre Patelin, 1953-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 script for Master Pierre Patelin, an adaptation of a 15th century French farce written by Dan W. Mullin (University of Michigan). Includes cast and crew list, brief production notes, studio floor plan, and credits drawings. Originally produced by the University of Michigan's Department of Speech and WWJ-TV in Detroit.
Box   73 Folder   4	Outward Bound with Columbus, 1953-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Script for Outward Bound with a Columbus, a radio opera by Riccardo Nielsen with text by Alessandro Piovesa. Arranged by Radio Italiana and distributed by the NAEB. Includes cast list.
Box   73 Folder   5	People Under Communism, 1953-1955 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Scripts for People Under Communism, an NAEB program produced in consolation with the Russian Institute of Columbia University, the Hoover Institute and Library at Stanford University, and the Russian Research Center at Harvard University. Episodes focus on social and political issues in the Soviet Union with scripted anecdotes and commentary from expert hosts and guests.
Box   73 Folder   6	Ways of Mankind: program, 1954 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 draft of a discussion series pamphlet accompanying the NAEB anthropology radio program Ways of Mankind. Prepared by Walter Goldschmidt (UCLA), a consultant on the series, as part of The Fund for Adult Education's Experimental Discussion Project.
Box   74 Folder   1	Publications, 1953-1966 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1966 correspondence and fact sheets related to NAEB publications, including publication statistics, lists of available materials, and correspondence from the publications committee.
Box   74 Folder   2	Publicity, 1954-1960 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 to 1960 correspondence, press releases, and press coverage regarding NAEB programs, including The Jeffersonian Heritage, and activities such as grant awards.
Box   74 Folder   3	Radio Corporation of America, 1938-1939 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1938 to 1939 correspondence between NAEB and RCA staff regarding rules for the broadcasting of RCA records by educational radio stations.
Box   74 Folder   4	Radio Corporation of America, 1959-1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1959 to 1962 correspondence and reports regarding the future of educational television in the United States, with an emphasis on the speech "Educational TV: A Blueprint for Action" by the president of RCA, John L. Burns.
Box   74 Folder   5	Recording test data, 1939 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1939 data sheets that document NAEB tests of recording equipment, as well as correspondence with various manufacturers coordinating the tests, promotional material for equipment, and instructions for equipment use with diagrams. Data sheets include some charts.
	Regions
Box   74 Folder   6	Region I, 1955-1963 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1955 to 1963 programs and schedules for NAEB Region I conferences, with some correspondence related to regional announcements and activities. Region I includes NAEB members from Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont. The 1955 conference program includes selected remarks and panel conversations, featuring both regional members and NAEB headquarters staff.
Box   74 Folder   7	Region II, 1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 correspondence, schedules, and reports related to the 1953 NAEB Region II seminar-workshop, with an additional Region II report titled "A Financial Analysis of Fifty-Four Educational Stations" and brief correspondence about a University Film Producers Association meeting at the University of Southern California. Region II includes NAEB members from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. The 1953 seminar-workshop report includes meeting minutes and summaries. The financial analysis report provides data for around half of NAEB member stations, including staff structures and salary information.
Box   74 Folder   8	Region II, 1959-1966 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1959 to 1966 correspondence, schedules, attendee lists, and reports related to NAEB Region II seminars, including tentative schedules or full programs for the period from 1960 to 1966. Region II comprises NAEB members from Southeastern states. Correspondence includes discussion of conference planning and preparing conference reports.
Box   74 Folder   9	Region III, 1953-1965 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1965 correspondence, schedules, attendee lists, programs, and reports related to NAEB Region III seminars, with material about 1962 and 1963 conferences that focused on music programming. Correspondence includes discussion of establishing a regional educational television network and a funding application for the project. Region III includes NAEB members from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
Box   74 Folder   10	Region IV, 1954-1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 to 1961 correspondence, meeting minutes, and reports related to NAEB Region IV, with a full report on the 1954 region meeting at Iowa State College in Ames, Iowa. This report includes a directory listing members from Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
Box   74 Folder   11	Region V, 1952-1964 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952 to 1964 correspondence, meeting minutes, and reports related to NAEB Region V seminars, including a report of proceedings with summaries of remarks and discussion sessions for the 1956 conference in Denver. Region V includes NAEB members from Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Box   74 Folder   12	Region VI, 1953-1965 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 to 1965 correspondence, meeting minutes, and reports related to NAEB Region VI, including programs for the 1963 and 1965 Western Radio and Television Conference and a full report with keynote transcripts for the 1953 Region VI Seminar-Workshop. Region VI includes NAEB members from Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington.
	Reorganization
Box   75 Folder   1-5	General, 1960-1964, 1967
Box   75 Folder   6	Affiliates, 1963
Box   75 Folder   7	ETV Division, 1963-1964
Box   75 Folder   8	Resolutions, 1938-1940
	Satellite Communications
Box   75 Folder   9	1959-1963
Box   76 Folder   1-2	1970
Box   76 Folder   3-6	Scholarships, 1953-1958
Box   77 Folder   1	Schooley, Frank, 1952-1953
Box   77 Folder   2	Schooley, Louise, 1942-1945
Box   77 Folder   3	Schram, W., 1952-1956
Box   96 Folder   5	Scrapbook, 1951-1956
Box   77 Folder   4	Siebert, Fred, 1938
Box   77 Folder   5-6	Siegel, Seymour, 1951-1954
Box   77 Folder   7-8	Skornia, H. 1953-1960
Box   77 Folder   9	State Educational Television Commissions, 1962
	Stations
Box   77 Folder   10	Canada
Box   77 Folder   11	China
Box   77 Folder   12-13	California
Box   78 Folder   1-34	California (continued)-Louisiana
Box   79 Folder   1-55	Massachusetts-Texas
Box   80 Folder   1-20	Texas (continued)-Wyoming
Box   80 Folder   21	Sudanese project, 1961
	Surveys
Box   80 Folder   22	1947-1951
Box   81 Folder   1	1952-1957, 1962-1964 Alternate Format: Not available online. Scope and Content Note: 1952-1957 and 1962-1964 correspondence, reports, and publications related to National Association of Educational Broadcasters surveys (collection #1).
Box   81 Folder   2	1952-1957, 1962-1964 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1952-1957 and 1962-1964 correspondence, reports, and publications related to National Association of Educational Broadcasters surveys (collection #2).
	Tape Network
Box   81 Folder   3	1950-1953 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1950-1953 correspondence and publications of or relating to the National Association for Educational Broadcasters Tape Network.
Box   81 Folder   4	1950-1953 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1950-1953 correspondence and publications of or relating to the National Association for Educational Broadcasters Tape Network (collection #2).
Box   81 Folder   5	1950-1953 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1950-1953 correspondence and publications of or relating to the National Association for Educational Broadcasters Tape Network (collection #3).
Box   81 Folder   6	1950-1953 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1950-1953 correspondence and publications of or relating to the National Association for Educational Broadcasters Tape Network (collection #4).
Box   82 Folder   1-3	1954-1963
Box   82 Folder   4	Tape recording service, 1961-1965
Box   82 Folder   5	Tax exempt status, 1951-1961
Box   82 Folder   6	Taxation of broadcasters, 1964-1965
	Television
Box   82 Folder   7	News clippings about educational TV, 1953-1954
Box   82 Folder   8-9	Closed circuit project, 1956-1957
Box   82 Folder   10	Editorializing, 1957-1959
	Engineering Service
Box   82 Folder   11	1954-1955
Box   83 Folder   1	1956
	State activities
Box   83 Folder   2-14	Alabama-Maine
Box   84 Folder   1-20	Massachusetts-Wisconsin
Box   84 Folder   21	Subscription, 1953-1960
Box   84 Folder   22	UHF channel allocation project, 1963-1964
Box   84 Folder   23	Texas Educational Microwave Project, 1961-1964
Box   84 Folder   24	Tunisian aid project, 1968
	United States
Box   85 Folder   1	Education, Office of, 1939-1944
	Health, Education and Welfare, Department of
Box   85 Folder   2-3	Correspondence, 1954-1962
Box   85 Folder   4	Conference on Educational Broadcasting, 1958
Box   85 Folder   5-6	National Defense Act (P.L. 85-864), 1958-1960
Box   85 Folder   7	State, Department of, 1955-1962
Box   85 Folder   8	Information Agency, 1962-1963
Box   85 Folder   9	Uganda aid project, 1966
Box   86 Folder   1	United Film Producers Association, 1953
Box   86 Folder   2-4	United Nations and UNESCO, 1948-1957
Box   86 Folder   5	United World Federalists, 1957
	Universities and Colleges
Box   86 Folder   6	University of Berne (Switzerland)
Box   86 Folder   7	University of California
Box   86 Folder   8	University of Chicago
Box   86 Folder   9	Cleveland College
Box   86 Folder   10	Concordia Seminary
Box   86 Folder   11	Cornell
Box   86 Folder   12	Drake
Box   86 Folder   13	University of Florida
Box   86 Folder   14	Grove City College
Box   86 Folder   15	Indiana University
Box   86 Folder   16-17	University of Iowa
Box   86 Folder   18	State University of Iowa
Box   87 Folder   1	University of Kansas
Box   87 Folder   2	University of Kentucky
Box   87 Folder   3	Luther College (Iowa)
Box   87 Folder   4	Michigan State
Box   87 Folder   5	University of North Dakota
Box   87 Folder   6	Ohio State
Box   87 Folder   7	University of Oklahoma
Box   87 Folder   8	Oklahoma Baptist
Box   87 Folder   9	Oregon State
Box   87 Folder   10	Purdue
Box   87 Folder   11	St. Olaf College (Minnesota)
Box   87 Folder   12	San Mateo College (California)
Box   87 Folder   13	University of South Dakota
Box   87 Folder   14	South Dakota School of Mines
Box   87 Folder   15	South Dakota State College
Box   87 Folder   16	University of Texas
Box   87 Folder   17	University of Washington
Box   87 Folder   18	Western State Teachers College (Michigan)
Box   87 Folder   19	University of Wisconsin
Box   88 Folder   1	University Association for Professional Radio Education, 1949
Box   88 Folder   2	University Broadcasting Council, 1938
	Workshops
Box   88 Folder   3	General correspondence, 1954
Box   88 Folder   4	Staging and lighting, 1956
Box   88 Folder   5	Television engineering, 1954-1956
	Television production
Box   88 Folder   6-10	General correspondence, 1954-1955
Box   89 Folder   1	Iowa State College, 1952
Box   89 Folder   2	University of Illinois, 1953
Box   89 Folder   3	Michigan State, 1954-1955
Box   89 Folder   4	Videorecording, 1957-1958
Box   89 Folder   5-6	World Educational Broadcasting Assembly, 1961-1964
Box   89 Folder   7	Wynn, Earl, 1952-1954
Box   89 Folder   8	Young & Rubicam Inc., 1962
Box   89 Folder   9	Arthur Young & Company, 1966
	Series: National Educational Radio Files	⇧
	Daily Correspondence File
Box   89 Folder   10-12	1964 September-1965 October
Box   90 Folder   1-7	1965 November-1968 August
Box   91 Folder   1-8	1968 September-1969 September
	Subject File
Box   91 Folder   9	American Federation of Musicians, 1969
Box   91 Folder   10	American Samoa, 1964-1968
Box   92 Folder   1	Budget, 1966-1968
Box   92 Folder   2	Board of Directors, 1969-1970
Box   92 Folder   3	Communication satellites, 1966
	Conferences
Box   92 Folder   4	Western Radio and Television Association, 1966-1969
Box   92 Folder   5	Wingspread, 1965-1967
Box   92 Folder   6-8	Conventions, 1966-1969
Box   92 Folder   9-10	Copyright, 1965-1970
	Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Box   93 Folder   1	1968 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1968 correspondence involving Robert A. Mott, the executive director of National Educational Radio, and others regarding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Includes material from meetings and conferences about the organization's relationship with educational radio and a record of a March 1968 congressional hearing about funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Box   93 Folder   2	1969 January-April Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January to April 1969 correspondence involving Robert A. Mott, the executive director of National Educational Radio, and others regarding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, with press releases about staffing changes and projects funded by the organization. Correspondence topics include relocation of the National Educational Radio Network and ideas for an interconnected national public radio system.
Box   93 Folder   3	1969 May-1970 December Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: May 1969 to 1970 correspondence involving Robert A. Mott (the executive director of National Educational Radio), Albert Hulsen (the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Director of Radio Projects), and others regarding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, with press releases and materials about CPB's career fellows programs. Correspondence includes discussions of public television programming, plans for a National Communications Center, and reactions to a Public Broadcasting Financing Act amendment that would require public radio stations to retain programs related to public issues.
Box   93 Folder   4	Denmark, 1962
Box   93 Folder   5	Educational broadcasting facilities program, 1968-1969 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1968 to 1969 materials related to the Educational Broadcasting Facilities Program, with correspondence and meeting remarks from Ray J. Stanley, director of the program. Materials also include program bulletins from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and a draft application form for program grants.
	Federal Communications Commission
Box   93 Folder   6	Correspondence, 1967-1969 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1967 to 1969 correspondence regarding Federal Communications Commission rules and proposals, with summaries of NAEB statements from meetings, as well as FCC announcements and press releases.
Box   93 Folder   7	Station reactions to revisions of standards for educational FM channels, 1966-1967 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1966 to 1967 correspondence regarding proposed FCC rule changes for educational FM stations, with station managers and staff primarily sending comments to FCC secretary Ben F. Waple. Comments address potential impacts of rule changes on educational stations, including factors like cost and personnel.
Box   93 Folder   8	Germany, 1966-1968
Box   94 Folder   1	Japan, 1964-1968
Box   94 Folder   2	Membership, 1969-1970
Box   94 Folder   3	Netherlands, 1964-1968
	Public Broadcasting Act
Box   94 Folder   4	1967 January-February Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January to February 1967 correspondence regarding the Public Broadcasting Act, including a summary of the proposed Public Television Act of 1967 and notes from educational radio managers and staff on reaching out to members of congress. Correspondence with senators and representatives addresses whether radio should be added to the planned television legislation.
Box   94 Folder   5	1967 March-April Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: March to April 1967 correspondence regarding the Public Broadcasting Act, with NAEB staff and members of congress discussing adding radio facilities to the legislation and changing the title from the Public Television Act to the Public Broadcasting Act.
Box   94 Folder   6	1967 May-December Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: May to December 1967 correspondence regarding the Public Broadcasting Act, with letters of support for the legislation and NAEB correspondence with members of congress. Also includes reports on hearings, NAEB statements and responses, and press coverage of the hearings.
Box   94 Folder   7	1968-1969 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1968 to 1969 correspondence regarding the Commission on Instructional Technology, authorized by Title III of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967. Topics include the commission's Instructional Broadcasting Study and the possibilities of television instruction. Also includes a report about communications in rural America.
Box   94 Folder   8	Radio New York Worldwide, 1965-1966
	Region
Box   95 Folder   1	I, 1965-1969
Box   95 Folder   2	II, 1964-1965
Box   95 Folder   3	III, 1965-1966
Box   95 Folder   4	VI, 1964-1965
Box   95 Folder   5	Siepmann, Charles A., 1964-1967
Box   95 Folder   6	Southeast Asia symposium, 1965-1966
Box   95 Folder   7	U.S. State Department, 1965-1968
Box   95 Folder   8	United Nations Day concert, 1965
Box   95 Folder   9	Voice of America, 1962-1967
Box   95 Folder   10	West Virginia Broadcasting Authority, 1966-1967
Box   95 Folder   11	Westinghouse Broadcasting Corporation, 1964-1967
Box   95 Folder   12	World Tapes Inc., 1965-1966
	Survey of State Educational Radio Networks, 1966
Box   95 Folder   13	Alaska-Hawaii
Box   96 Folder   1-3	Ohio-Wisconsin
Box   96 Folder   4	Summary reports
	Series: Office of Research and Development Files	⇧
Box   96 Folder   6-7	American Samoa project, 1962-1967
	Midwest Program on Airborne Instruction Inc.
Box   97 Folder   1-6	1962-1964 September
Box   98 Folder   1	1964 October-November
	UHF channel allocations
Box   98 Folder   2	Correspondence, 1962-1964
Box   98 Folder   3-6	FCC, 1963-1964
Box   99 Folder   1	Health, Education and Welfare, Department of, 1961
Box   99 Folder   1	"The Needs of Education for Television Channel Allocations," 1961 November Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note November 1961 pre-publication working copy of a report titled "The Needs of Education for Television Channel Allocations" prepared by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters in cooperation with the United States Office of Education. Folder labeled: UHF Channel Allocations report to HEW (Department of Health, Education and Welfare).
	Utilization project
	Correspondence
Box   99 Folder   2	1959-1966 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1959-1966 correspondence of or relating to the NAEB Utilization project.
Box   99 Folder   3	1959-1966 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1959-1966 correspondence and reports of or relating to the NAEB Utilization project.
Box   99 Folder   4	1959-1966 (continued) Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1959-1966 correspondence of or relating to the NAEB Utilization project.
	Film scripts and treatments
Box   99 Folder   5	No. 1, 1963-1966 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   99 Folder   6	No. 2, 1963-1965 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   99 Folder   7	No. 3, 1963-1964 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   99 Folder   8	No. 4, 1963 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   100 Folder   1	No. 5, 1963-1964 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   100 Folder   2	No. 6, 1963-1966 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   100 Folder   3	Teachers manual
Box   100 Folder   4	Voice of America poetry project, 1963-1964
	Series: Publications and Newsletters	⇧
	Publications
Box   101 Folder   1	1930-1939 Scope and Content Note: Not all items in folder have been identified or digitized.
Box   101 Folder   1	Collected documents from the 1935 Annual Convention of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1935 September 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Speeches, schedules, and other documents from the September 1935 annual convention of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   101 Folder   1	Constitution of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1934 September 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: September 1934 draft of the constitution of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   101 Folder   1	Educational Radio Stations: A Pictorial Review, 1936 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A 1936 pictorial guide of various member stations of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   101 Folder   1	Collected documents from the 1936 Annual Convention of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1936 August 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Schedules, notes, surveys, and other documents from the August 1936 annual conference of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   101 Folder   1	Proposed Changes for National Association of Educational Broadcasters Constitution, 1938 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A series of proposed changes to the NAEB constitution in November 1938.
Box   101 Folder   1	Constitution of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1939 February 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: August 1939 amended draft of the constitution of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   101 Folder   1	The Need for Audience-Reaction Studies in Information at Iowa State, 1939 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A proposed list of reasons, work plans, and necessary considerations for conducting radio-oriented audience-reaction studies at Iowa State.
Box   101 Folder   1	A Unit For Conducting Sample Surveys, 1945 October 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Guidelines for conducting sample surveys in Iowa in 1945.
Box   101 Folder   1	National Association of Educational Broadcasters Special Bulletin, 1939 November 28 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: November 1939 NAEB special bulletin about RCA licensing.
Box   101 Folder   1	University of Michigan Extension Service: Announcement of Radio Programs, 1938 October 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Program detailing the radio shows broadcast on WJR by the University of Michigan for the 1938-1939 school year.
Box   101 Folder   1	Proposed 1939 NAEB Network Creation Plan, 1939 April 8 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Letter series detailing a proposed plan to launch new NAEB networks in 1939.
Box   101 Folder   1	Proposed Aims and Purposes of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1939 September 2 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Short document detailing the aims and purposes of the NAEB.
Box   101 Folder   2	1930-1939 Scope and Content Note: Not all items in folder have been identified or digitized.
Box   101 Folder   2	The Educational News Bulletin, 1935 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The October 1935 Educational News Bulletin from the Western State Teachers College in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Box   101 Folder   2	Clear Channel Resolution, 1945 September 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Notes on the Clear Channel Resolution from a 1945 meeting of the National Association for Educational Broadcasters in Chicago.
Box   101 Folder   2	The University Station Director Faces His Problems, 1936 December 11 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Speech about broadcasting troubles given by Harold B. McCarty at the 1936 National Conference on Educational Broadcasting in Washington, D.C.
Box   101 Folder   2	Education By Radio, 1935 May 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Partial copy of the May 1935 edition of the Education by Radio newsletter published by The National Committee on Education by Radio.
Box   101 Folder   2	Survey of Educational Radio Program Devices, 1935 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A survey conducted by S.W. Jones (likely from 1935, though timing is unclear) on the equipment used by various National Association of Educational Broadcasters stations.
Box   101 Folder   2	Proposal for Supplemental Public Radio Broadcasting System, 1935 May 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Speech presented at the May 1935 hearings before the Federal Communications Commission by Arthur G. Crane.
Box   101 Folder   2	Radio Channels for College Stations Education by Radio, 1931 July 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Perry Armstrong article on college radio published in the July 1931 edition of Education by Radio.
Box   101 Folder   2	The Radio Institute of the Audible Arts Newsletter, 1935 March 28 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A survey of contemporary educational broadcasters published by the Radio Institute of the Audible Arts on March 28, 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Membership of NAEB, 1935 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A list of the members of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters as of September 1, 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Association of College and University Broadcasting Stations Special Bulletin, 1934 June 25 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: June 1934 special bulletin from the Association of College and University Broadcasting Stations detailing the payments of dues, FCC requests, and other news.
Box   101 Folder   2	Sample Articles from the National Committee on Education by Radio, 1935 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A sampling of articles meant for inclusion in newsletters published by the National Committee for Education by Radio in 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	W.I. Griffith to B.B. Brackett, 1935 June 14 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A letter from W.I. Griffith to B.B. Brackett sent on June 14, 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Letter from Tracy F. Tyler, 1933 October 13 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A letter from Tracy F. Tyler correcting misinformation sent on October 13, 1933.
Box   101 Folder   2	A Supplementary Report Covering the Activities in Mexico City of its Counsel, 1933 September 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: September 1933 report on a Mexico City conference filed by Perry Armstrong to the National Committee on Education by Radio.
Box   101 Folder   2	Financial Aspects of Radio Broadcasting, 1933 July 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Various documents collected in July 1933 detailing the financial aspects of radio broadcasts in various countries as well as various National Association of Educational Broadcasters member stations.
Box   101 Folder   2	T.M. Beaird to B.B. Brackett, 1935 June 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A letter from T.M. Beaird to B.B. Brackett sent on June 8, 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Radio Child Study Club: “Suggestions for Preparing Radio Talks,” 1935 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A document published by the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station recommending how practitioners should prepare radio talks.
Box   101 Folder   2	Educational Broadcasting Stations, 1934 April 23 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A list of National Associations of Educational Broadcasters member stations in June 1934.
Box   101 Folder   2	1935 Annual Meeting of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1935 September 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A summary of the 1935 Annual Conference of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   101 Folder   2	Meeting of National Association of Educational Broadcasters at Columbus, Ohio 1935 May 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A summary of the NAEB Institute for Education by Radio meeting held in May 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Hollywood News Bulletin from Screen Play Magazine, 1933 December 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A round-up of Hollywood News in December 1933 from Screen Play Magazine.
Box   101 Folder   2	Rutland Fire-Clay Company to B.B. Brackett, 1935 July 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A letter from Rutland Fire-Clay Company to B.B. Brackett from July 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	FCC Decision re: WGST, Georgia School of Technology 1936 March 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A summary of the FCC's decision regarding the Georgia School of Technology's application for a modification of the license associated with WGST.
Box   101 Folder   2	WRUF Schedule, 1935 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Schedule of radio programs broadcast by WRUF from February to June 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Registration List for the Fifth Annual Institute for Education by Radio, 1934 April 3 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The registration list for the 1934 Institute for Education by Radio conference in Columbus, Ohio.
Box   101 Folder   2	Miscellaneous National Association for Educational Broadcasters Documents, 1931 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Various unassociated short documents of the National Association for Educational Broadcasters found in Box 101, Folder 02 at the Wisconsin Historical Society.
Box   101 Folder   2	KUSD Programs, 1936 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1936-1937 program schedule for NAEB radio station KUSD.
Box   101 Folder   2	Letter from Richard B. Hull, 1949 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Letter from Richard B. Hull about recent activities at WOI sent in April 1949.
Box   101 Folder   2	Letter from Richard B. Hull, 1949 September 5 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Letter from Richard B. Hull about upcoming FCC hearings featuring the National Association of Educational Broadcasters and other radio groups sent in September 1949.
Box   101 Folder   2	Notice of Appeals and Comments on Behalf of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters to the FCC, 1949 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Statements offered by the NAEB to the FCC.
Box   101 Folder   2	WKAR Radio Program, 1935 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Program schedule for WKAR Michigan State in November 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Nominations for Trustee Ballot: Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America, 1935 October 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A list of nominees for trustee of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association in October 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Tentative Program for the Annual Conference of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1935 September 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A tentative schedule for the NAEB annual conference in Iowa City (likely in 1935).
Box   101 Folder   2	National Association of Educational Broadcasters Constitution, 1945 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The constitution of the National Association of the Educational Broadcasters.
Box   101 Folder   2	Amended Constitution of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1945 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The constitution of the National Association of the Educational Broadcasters as amended in July 1945.
Box   101 Folder   2	List of NAEB Hearings, 1932 July 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A list of NAEB-related hearings to be held in July 1932.
Box   101 Folder   2	National Broadcast Reporter, 1932 July 23 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: July 1932 issue of the National Broadcast Reporter.
Box   101 Folder   2	Statement of Carl H. Menzer on Docket No. 6651, 1944 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Statement given by Carl Menzer titled "Allocations of Frequencies to the Various Classes of Non-Governmental Services in the Radio Spectrum of 10 Kilocycles to 30,000,000 Kilocycles" in October 1944.
Box   101 Folder   2	Amended Constitution of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters Plus Member Stations, 1939 February 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The constitution of the National Association of the Educational Broadcasters as amended in February 1939.
Box   101 Folder   2	Testimony Before the FCC Clear Channel Hearing for the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1945 September 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Statement given at the FCC Clear Channel Hearings by A. James Ebel of the NAEB.
Box   101 Folder   2	Constitution of the Association of College and University Broadcasting Stations, 1930 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The constitution of the NAEB, then called the Association of College and University Broadcasting Stations.
Box   101 Folder   2	Collected Letters of B.B. Brackett and Frank Schooley, 1930 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Collected letters and special bulletins from B.B. Brackett and Frank Schooley dating from 1930 or 1950.
Box   101 Folder   2	Proposed Amended Constitution of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1950 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The constitution of the National Association of the Educational Broadcasters as set to be amended in May 1950.
Box   101 Folder   2	The News Letter, 1936 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: April 1936 issue of The News Letter, “Bringing Information to the Teacher about the Radio, the Press, and the Motion Picture.”
Box   101 Folder   2	Dabbling in College Broadcasting, 1935 September 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: September 1935 talk given by Dr. William McKinley Robinson at the annual conference of the NAEB.
Box   101 Folder   2	Can Radio Broadcasting Be Improved?, 1935 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Talk given by Dr. Arthur G. Crane on proposals based on findings by the National Committee on Education by Radio.
Box   101 Folder   2	Roster of Radio Education Conference, 1935 May 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A list of attendees of the May 1935 Radio Education Conference.
Box   101 Folder   2	Sunday Programs WNAX, 1935 November 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Two Sunday program schedules for the 1935 broadcasts of WNAX.
Box   101 Folder   2	The Role of Minerals in Nutrition, 1935 November 13 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Radio talk on minerals and nutrition given by E.H. Shaw Jr. on KUSD on November 13, 1935.
Box   101 Folder   2	Canadian DX Relay Official Report Form to KUSD, 1935 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Canadian DX Relay report form detailing broadcast reception of KUSD.
Box   101 Folder   2	How to Use Radio in the Classroom, 1939 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: NAEB publication detailing how to use radio to educate in the classroom.
Box   101 Folder   2	Miscellaneous Documents of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1929 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Assorted NAEB documents 1929-1935.
Box   102 Folder   1	1940-1948 Scope and Content Note: Not all items in folder have been identified or digitized.
Box   102 Folder   1	Programs of the 1940/1941 Annual Conventions of National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1940 September 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1940/1941 Annual NAEB Conference programs.
Box   102 Folder   1	1940 Catalogue of MacGregor Educational Transcriptions, 1940 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: C.P. MacGregor Educational Transcriptions catalogue published in February 1940, with April 1940 supplement.
Box   102 Folder   1	WKAR Newsletter, 1943 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: May 1943 WKAR newsletter, Vol. 9, No. 8.
Box   102 Folder   1	Report of the N.U.E.A. Committee on Radio, 1941 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: May 1941 report published by the N.U.E.A. committee on radio.
Box   102 Folder   1	Non-Commercial Educational Broadcast Being Developed through the Use of 'FM', 1941 June 5 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: June 1941 FCC general information release entitled “Non-Commercial Educational Broadcast Being Developed through the Use of 'FM.'”
Box   102 Folder   1	Schedule for the 1942 NAEB Annual Conference, 1942 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Schedule for the 1942 Annual Conference of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   102 Folder   1	Classification of Educational Radio Research, 1941 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1941 Federal Radio Education Committee report entitled “Classification of Educational Radio Research.”
Box   102 Folder   1	WNYC Annual Report, 1943 July 1-1944 June 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1943-1944 annual report published by radio station WNYC.
Box   102 Folder   1	Meetings of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1944 October 22 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: NAEB report on meetings held on October 22 and 23, 1944.
Box   102 Folder   1	Report and Recommendations to the President on Radio Plans for Indiana University, 1944 December 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: December 1944 report on radio with accompanying recommendations filed to the president of Indiana University.
Box   102 Folder   1	Memorandum from R.R. Lowdermilk, 1944 September 26 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Memorandum from R.R. Lowdermilk sent on September 26, 1944.
Box   102 Folder   1	Schedule for the 1936 Convention of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1936 July 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Schedule for the 1936 annual conference of the NAEB.
Box   102 Folder   1	News Letter on Frequency Modulation: FM Broadcasters Inc., 1945 April 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: April 1945 News Letter on Frequency Modulation published for members of FM Broadcasters Inc.
Box   102 Folder   1	Alabama College News Letter, 1944 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: December 1944 newsletter published by Alabama College.
Box   102 Folder   1	A Statement of Policy for the Guidance of the Columbia University Radio Program and the Columbia University Radio Station, 1946 January 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January 1946 report entitled “A Statement of Policy for the Guidance of the Columbia University Radio Program and the Columbia University Radio Station.”
Box   102 Folder   1	Indiana University Newsletter, 1945 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: February 1945 newsletter published by Indiana University entitled "Indiana University Looks Ahead: Into a Future of Increasing Responsibilities and Service."
Box   102 Folder   1	Official Program of the Sixteenth Institute for Education by Radio, 1946 May 3 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Official Program of the Sixteenth Institute for Education by Radio, held in Columbus, Ohio, in May 1946.
Box   102 Folder   1	Miscellaneous Documents of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1939 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Assorted NAEB documents 1939-1947.
Box   102 Folder   2	1940-1948 Scope and Content Note: Not all items in folder have been identified or digitized.
Box   102 Folder   2	Annual Report of the University of Michigan Extension Service Bureau of Broadcasting, 1945 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Annual Report of the University of Michigan Extension Service Bureau of Broadcasting for the year lasting from July 1945 to July 1946.
Box   102 Folder   2	Radio Presentations from the University of Kentucky in Lexington, 1946 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: University of Kentucky radio newsletter published September 1946.
Box   102 Folder   2	A Statement by Radio Station WOI, 1946 April 26 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A statement given to the FCC in the Clear Channel Hearings by radio station WOI on April 26, 1946.
Box   102 Folder   2	640 On Your Dial: The Iowa State College Bulletin, 1946 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: April-June 1946 bulletin from Iowa State College's radio station WOI.
Box   102 Folder   2	Purdue News: WBAA/Purdue University School of the Air Bulletin, 1946 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Brochure detailing radio station WBAA of Purdue University's plans for the 1946-1947 school year.
Box   102 Folder   2	NAEB Memorandum, 1946 February 14 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Two NAEB memorandums detailing meetings which occurred on February 14, 1946.
Box   102 Folder   2	Financial Report of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1946 May 3 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Financial Report of the NAEB as submitted at a meeting on May 3, 1946.
Box   102 Folder   2	Radio Programs in the Public Interest, 1946 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: July 1946 ACLU publication entitled “Radio Programs in the Public Interest.”
Box   102 Folder   2	NAEB News-letter, 1946 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: November 1946 newsletter from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   102 Folder   2	Registration for the Sixteenth Institute for Education by Radio, 1946 May 3 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A list of registered attendees for the May 1946 Institute for Education by Radio held in Columbus, Ohio.
Box   102 Folder   2	Miscellaneous Documents of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1946 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Assorted NAEB documents 1946.
Box   102 Folder   3	1940-1948 Scope and Content Note: Not all items in folder have been identified or digitized.
Box   102 Folder   3	By-Laws of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1947 August 12 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The by-laws of the NAEB as amended on August 12, 1947.
Box   102 Folder   3	Proposed Constitution of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1947 September 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The constitution of the NAEB as proposed on September 17, 1947.
Box   102 Folder   3	Advance Registration for the Seventeenth Institute for Education by Radio, 1947 May 3 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A list of registered attendees for the May 1947 Institute for Education by Radio held in Columbus, Ohio.
Box   102 Folder   3	KWSC News Release, 1947 January 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January 20, 1947 news release from Pullman radio station KWSC.
Box   102 Folder   3	AER Journal, 1947 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Abbreviated March 1947 issue of the AER Journal.
Box   102 Folder   3	Ohio State University Bureau of Public Relations Memo, 1947 March 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: March 1947 press release from Ohio State University relating to its radio station WOSU.
Box   102 Folder   3	KWSC News Release, 1947 March 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: March 10, 1947 news release from Pullman radio station KWSC.
Box   102 Folder   3	Official Program of the Seventeenth Institute for Education by Radio, 1947 May 2 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Official Program of the Seventeenth Institute for Education by Radio, held in Columbus, Ohio, from May 2-5, 1947.
Box   102 Folder   3	Radio and Editorializing: A Summary of a General Session of the Seventeenth Institute for Education by Radio, 1947 May 5 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A summary of a general session of the Seventeenth Institute for Education by Radio held in Columbus, Ohio, on May 5, 1947.
Box   102 Folder   3	Setting up the FM Station, 1947 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: June 1947 publication entitled "Setting up the FM Station" authored by Elmer G. Sulzer.
Box   102 Folder   3	List of the Active and Associate Members of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1947 October 24 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A list of the active and associate members of the NAEB as of October 24, 1947.
Box   102 Folder   3	Employee-Employer Relations Bulletin: Broadcasting, A Gilt-Edge Field of Employment 1947 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: November 1947 NAEB Employee-Employer Relations Bulletin entitled “Broadcasting, A Gilt-Edge Field of Employment.”
Box   102 Folder   3	National Association of Educational Broadcasters Brochure, 1947 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1947 brochure advertising the NAEB.
Box   102 Folder   3	WNYC Annual Report, 1947 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Annual report published by New York radio station WNYC for the year of 1947.
Box   102 Folder   3	Report to, 1948 October 12 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Report on the 1948 annual conference of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters held at the University of Illinois.
Box   102 Folder   3	San Francisco City and County Department of Electricity Radio Installation Rules, 1948 November 19 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Radio installation rules from the San Francisco City and County Department of Electricity, as amended November 19, 1948.
Box   102 Folder   3	Second Annual Radio Survey, 1947 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Second Annual Indiana University Radio Listener Survey, conducted by Harry J. Skornia in December 1947 and January 1948.
Box   102 Folder   3	Third Annual Radio Survey, 1948 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Third Annual Indiana University Radio Listener Survey, conducted by Harry J. Skornia in 1947 and 1948.
Box   102 Folder   3	Public Service Responsibility of Broadcast Licensees, 1946 March 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: March 1946 publication of the Federal Communications Commission entitled “Public Service Responsibility of Broadcast Licensees.”
Box   102 Folder   3	Miscellaneous Documents of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1947 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Assorted NAEB documents 1947.
Box   102 Folder   4	circa 1940-1948 Alternate Format: Not available online.
Box   103 Folder   1-4	1949 Alternate Format: Not available online.
Box   104 Folder   1-4	1950-1952 Alternate Format: Not available online.
Box   105 Folder   1	The Teacher Talks about Sound Recording, 1953 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 publication from Audio Devices Inc. entitled “The Teacher Talks about Sound Recording.”
Box   105 Folder   1	A Financial Analysis of Fifty-Four Educational Stations, 1953 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1953 Region II-NAEB publication authored by Raymond D. Cheydleur entitled "A Financial Analysis of Fifty-Four Educational Stations."
Box   105 Folder   1	Nationally Televised Programs of Educational Nature, 1954 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 NAEB publication from the Television Information Committee entitled “Nationally Televised Programs of Educational Nature.”
Box   105 Folder   1	National Association of Educational Broadcasters Directory of Members, 1953 October 26 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Directory of the members of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters published on October 26, 1953.
Box   105 Folder   2	National Association of Educational Broadcasters Region II Seminar Workshop, 1953 March 14 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Published summary of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters Region II Seminar Workshop, which took place March 13-14, 1953, in Chapel Hill, NC.
Box   105 Folder   2	Television Equipment - A Report by the Engineering Committee of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1953 May 4 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Published NAEB Engineering Committee summary of a convention displaying new television equipment in Los Angeles, CA, in March and April of 1953.
Box   105 Folder   2	Final Report of the Committee on Educational Television, 1953 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: The final report published by the NAEB Committee on Educational Television in June 1953.
Box   105 Folder   2	Subscription Television of Championship Fights, 1953 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: June 1953 Purdue Opinion Panel survey summary primarily authored by H.H. Remmers about subscription television to championship fights.
Box   105 Folder   2	Lincoln Lodge Seminar on Educational Television, 1953 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Published summary of the June 21-27, 1953 National Association of Educational Broadcasters Lincoln Lodge Seminar on Educational Television held in Madison, Wisconsin, edited by Burton Paulu.
Box   105 Folder   2	NAEB Headquarters Fact Sheet, 1953 January 26 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: January 1953 fact sheet from the headquarters for the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   105 Folder   3	1953 Scope and Content Note: Not all items in folder have been identified or digitized.
Box   105 Folder   3	Ways of Mankind - A Preliminary Report, 1953 August 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: A preliminary report on the radio program Ways of Mankind, published by the Community Education Project of San Bernardino Valley College on August 7, 1953.
Box   105 Folder   3	NAEB Engineering Committee Report No. 3 - Operating Techniques for Video Recorders, 1953 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: July 1953 research report commissioned by the NAEB Engineering Committee and authored by Keith K. Ketcham and Herbert T. Krajewski entitled “Operating Techniques for Video Recorders.”
Box   105 Folder   3	Purdue Opinion Panel Report No. 36 - Attitudes of High School Students Toward Certain Aspects of Television, 1953 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: July 1953 research report commissioned by the Purdue Opinion Panel Report No. 36 entitled "Attitudes of High School Students toward Certain Aspects of Television."
Box   105 Folder   4-5	circa 1953 Alternate Format: Not available online.
Box   106 Folder   1	National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters, Employer-Employee Relations Department and Research Department: 1953 Operating Cost Ratios 1954 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 report on 1953 operating costs published by the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters Employer-Employee Relations and Research departments.
Box   106 Folder   1	Outline for TV Conference and Studio Dedication Program, 1954 January 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Outline for NAEB TV Conference and Studio Dedication Program held on January 15, 1954.
Box   106 Folder   1	NAEB Educational Television Production Workshop, 1954 August 23 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Rosters and schedule for the NAEB Educational Television Production Workshop held in East Lansing, Michigan from August 23 to September 10 1954.
Box   106 Folder   1	International Music Council Circular Letter, 1954 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: March 1954 newsletter from the International Music Council.
Box   106 Folder   1	Educational Television Station Report, 1954 March 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: March 1954 Educational Television Station Report published by the National Citizens Committee for Educational Television.
Box   106 Folder   1	NAEB Engineering Committee Report #5: The Theory of Video Recording, 1954 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: March 1954 NAEB Engineering Committee Report #5 entitled “The Theory of Video Recording.”
Box   106 Folder   1	NAEB Research Committee Report #1: Interviewer Manual, 1954 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Interviewer manual published by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters Research Committee in April 1954.
Box   106 Folder   1	NAEB Engineering Committee Report #6: NAEB Tape Recording, 1954 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: April 1954 NAEB Engineering Committee Report #6 entitled "NAEB Tape Recording."
Box   106 Folder   1	Report of the NAEB: In-School Writers Seminar, 1954 June 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: National Association of Educational Broadcasters report on the In-School Writers' Seminar held in St. Louis, Missouri, from June 7-11, 1954.
Box   106 Folder   1	Quarter Master Training Command Educational-Television Study, 1954 June 4 Alternate Format: Not available online. Scope and Content Note:
Box   106 Folder   1	Programs Presented by Educational and Cultural Institutions on Commercial Television Stations Including Courses for Credit, Joint Committee on Educational Television 1954 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: August 1954 list of programs presented by educational and cultural institutions on commercial television stations including courses for credit compiled by the Joint Committee on Educational Television.
Box   106 Folder   1	NAEB Summary of Film and TV Research at the Navy Special Devices Center, 1954 August 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: August 1954 summary of film and TV research at the Navy Special Devices Center as reported by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   1	Progress Report to the Fund for Adult Education from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1954 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: September 1954 progress report publication for the Fund for Adult Education from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   1	Miscellaneous Documents of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1954 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Assorted NAEB documents 1954.
Box   106 Folder   2	British Broadcasting: A Bibliography, 1954 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: March 1954 bibliography of books and other written works related to radio and sound, commissioned and published by the BBC.
Box   106 Folder   2	The National Association of Educational Broadcasters: A History, 1954 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: October 1954 Harold E. Hill-authored history of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   2	List of NAEB Publications and Recordings, 1954 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: November 1954 listing of the publications and recordings available for purchase from and authored by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   2	NAEB Research Project Report No. 3 - The Administrative Problems of the 10-Watt Educational FM Station, 1954 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: October 1954 research report commissioned by Robert J. Coleman and authored by Lowell G. Perry entitled “The Administrative Problems of the 10-Watt Educational FM Station.”
Box   106 Folder   2	NAEB Research Project Report No. 2 - Some Comparisons between British and American Television, 1954 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: October 1954 research report commissioned by Robert J. Coleman and authored by John T. Suchy entitled "Some Comparisons between British and American Television."
Box   106 Folder   2	National Association of Educational Broadcasters Directory of Members, 1954 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: October 1954 directory of the members and stations of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   2	Report of the Professional Advancement Committee of the NAEB to the Convention, 1954 October 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: October 1954 report of the NAEB Professional Advancement Committee given at the annual National Association of Educational Broadcasters convention.
Box   106 Folder   3	Two Years of Progress in Educational Television, Joint Committee on Educational Television 1954 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: September 1954 report from the Joint Committee on Educational Television entitled “Two Years of Progress in Educational Television.”
Box   106 Folder   3	NAEB Region IV Meeting, 1954 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: Summary of the October 1954 meeting of National Association of Educational Broadcasters Region IV Meeting.
Box   106 Folder   3	Suggested References in Educational Television, Joint Committee on Educational Television 1954 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: October 1954 bibliographic listing of references suggested by the Joint Committee on Educational Television.
Box   106 Folder   3	Voices of Experience, 1954 November 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: November 1954 publication entitled "Voices of Experience" from the Educational Television Program at the Sixty-Eight Annual Convention of the Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities.
Box   106 Folder   3	Report on NAEB TV Management Consultation Service, 1955 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: May 1955 report compiled from various stations associated with NAEB TV Management Consultation Service.
Box   106 Folder   3	Miscellaneous Documents of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1955 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: 1954 compiled miscellaneous documents of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   4	NAEB Monitoring Study No. 5: New Haven Television, 1953 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: April 1953 monitoring study on the activity of television networks in New Haven, CT from May 15-21, 1952, authored primarily by Dallas W. Smythe. It is the fifth such monitoring studied commissioned and published by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   4	NAEB Monitoring Study No. 7: Four Years of New York Television, 1954 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: June 1954 monitoring study on the activity of television networks in New York, NY from 1951-1954, authored by the Purdue Opinion Panel. It is the seventh such monitoring studied commissioned and published by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   4	NAEB Monitoring Study No. 2: Los Angeles Television, 1951 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: December 1951 monitoring study on the activity of television networks in Los Angeles, CA from May 23-29, 1951, authored primarily by Dallas W. Smythe and Angus Campbell. It is the second such monitoring studied commissioned and published by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   106 Folder   4	NAEB Monitoring Study No. 3: Chicago Summer Television, 1951 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves” Scope and Content Note: August 1951 monitoring study on the summer activity of television networks in Chicago, IL from July 30 - August 5, 1951, authored primarily by Donald Horton, Hans O. Mauksch, and Kurt Lang. It is the third such monitoring studied commissioned and published by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
Box   107 Folder   1-3	1955-1956 June Alternate Format: Not available online.
Box   108 Folder   1-3	1956-1957 July Alternate Format: Not available online.
Box   109 Folder   1-4	1958-1961 Alternate Format: Not available online.
Box   110 Folder   1-3	1962-1964 Alternate Format: Not available online.
	Newsletters Scope and Content Note: Not all items in the folders of Box 110-112 have been identified or digitized.
	NAEB Newsletter
Box   110 Folder   4	1930 December 1 Alternate Format: Not available online.
Box   110 Folder   4	1931 February 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1931 March 31 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1931 September 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1931 October 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1931 November 5 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1931 November 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1931 December 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 January 29 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 February 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 February 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 February 24 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 March 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 March 22 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 April 14 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 June 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1932 December 12 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1933 January 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1933 January 19 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1933 February 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1933 February 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1933 February 13 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1933 February 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1934 August 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1935 February 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1935 March 27 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1935 May 25 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   4	1935 October 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 February 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 March 4 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 March 21 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 April 22 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 August 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 August 28 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 October 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   5	1936 December 5 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 January 12 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 February 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 March 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 April 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 May 19 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 June 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 July 23 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 October 3 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 October 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 October 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 October 13 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 October 22 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   6	1937 November 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   7	1938 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   7	1938 March 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   7	1938 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   7	1938 April 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   7	1938 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   7	1938 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 January 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 February 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 March 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 April 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 May 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 September 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 October 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 November 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	Special, 1939 November 28 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	Special, 1939 November 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	Special, 1939 December 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   8	1939 December 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 January 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 February 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 March 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	Special, 1940 April 5 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	Special, 1940 April 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 April 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 May 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 August 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 September 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 October 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 November 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   9	1940 December 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 January 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 February 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 March 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 April 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 May 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 August 14 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 September 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 October 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 November 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   10	1941 December 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 January 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 February 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 March 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 April 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 May 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 May 25 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 August 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   110 Folder   11	1942 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   1	1943 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	Special, 1944 February 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	Special, 1944 August 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	Supplement, 1944 September 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	Supplement, 1944 September 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	Supplement, 1944 September 22 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	Supplement, 1944 October 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   2	1944 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	Special, 1945 January 5 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 February 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	Special, 1945 April 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	Special, 1945 May 26 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 September 8 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 September 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   3	1945 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 November 12 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   4	1946 December 2 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 May 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 June 2 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 August 4 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 September 5 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 October 3 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 November 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	1947 December 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	Special, 1948 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	Special, 1948 March 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 March 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 April 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 May 31 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 June 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	Special, 1948 July 26 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 July 31 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 August 31 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 November 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	Special, 1948 November 22 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	1948 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	1952 November 8 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	Special, 1955 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1956 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1957 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   8	1958 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1960 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1960 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1960 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1961 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1961 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1961 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1961 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1961 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	1961 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1965 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1966 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1967 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	NAEB President's Page
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1955 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1956 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1956 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1956 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1956 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1956 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1956 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1956 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	NAEB President's Column
Box   112 Folder   2	circa 1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	circa 1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	circa 1961 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	NAEB President's Say
Box   112 Folder   2	1961 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	1961 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	NAEB President's Memo
Box   112 Folder   3	1962 November 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1962 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1964 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1964 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1964 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1965 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1966 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   3	1967 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	NAEB President's Report
Box   112 Folder   3	1963 July 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	NAEB Television Engineering Newsletter
Box   112 Folder   4	1955 February 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1955 May 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1955 August 23 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1955 December 12 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1956 March 8 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1956 July 13 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1956 October 12 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1957 January 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1957 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1957 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1957 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1957 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1958 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1958 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1958 September 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   4	1958 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	NAEB Washington Report
Box   112 Folder   5	1960 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1960 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1960 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 January 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 January 27 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 May 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 June 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 June 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1961 July 12 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1962 April 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1962 May 11 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1962 August 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1962 August 24 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1962 September 7 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1962 September 21 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	1962 December 21 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1963 January 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1963 January 25 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 February 8 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 February 25 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 March 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 April 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 May 6 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 May 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1963 June 3 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 June 24 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1963 July 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 August 2 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 August 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 August 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 September 20 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 October 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1963 November 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1963 November 8 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1963 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1963 December 16 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 January 10 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 February 4 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 February 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1964 March 2 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1964 March 18 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 April 8 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1964 April 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 May 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 June 15 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 June 26 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 July 22 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 August 14 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 August 28 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 September 17 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   10	1964 October 9 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1964 November 30 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   1	1964 December 24 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   6	1965 January 13 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   5	Collected documents, 1960-1962 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	Other NAEB
Box   110 Folder   9	NAEB 1940 Convention Date Ballot, 1940 April 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	NAEB Collected Presidential Documents, 1954 December 31 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	NAEB Information Sheet, 1948 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   5	NAEB Member List, 1947 December 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   112 Folder   2	NAEB Treasurer's Report, 1954 December 31 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
	Non-NAEB newsletters
Box   111 Folder   6	Department of Radio, Indiana University Newsletter, 1948 March 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   6	Department of Radio, Indiana University Newsletter, 1948 October 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	EducaTiVe Newsletter, 41st, undated Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   7	EducaTiVe Newsletter, undated Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”
Box   111 Folder   9	Speech Association of America, Radio-Television-Film Interest Group Newsletter, 1960 February 1 Alternate Format: Available online through “Unlocking the Airwaves”