Com. Community (Non-University) Manuscript Collections

Content Description This collection contains sound recordings from WAVE Radio during the period 1938-1959. They are stored on more than 360 metal/vinyl based 16" and 12" discs (there is one 10" disc, as well). The collection also includes scripts that would have been used in conjunction with the discs in radio broadcasts. Topics covered include politics (local, state, and national, including local and state campaign ads); "man on the street" interviews about taxation and expressway construction; historical pieces,...

Scope and Contents The collection of records from We the People consists of newsletters, public relations materials, a newspaper ad, printed material, and signed petitions, dating from October 1973 through September 1974. The materials were donated to the University Archives and Records Center by one of the group's organizers.

Content Description Scrapbook from the 1937 Ohio Valley flood, including clippings from Louisville and Chicago newspapers as well as official flood documents. The collection also includes loose newspaper clippings of the 50th anniversary flood commemoration as well as other newspaper issues circa 1940.

Scope and Contents The papers document the family history, academic career, political activities, and personality of Harvey Curtis Webster. The family papers include some transcripts and photocopies compiled by Webster. A collection in Rare Books includes correspondence with Dario and Madeline Covi from 1986 to 1988, approximately one hundred poems, typescript, with holograph emendations, and an unpublished manuscript of a critical work on C. P. Snow (1905- ). Also present is memorial essay written by Donald M....

Scope and Contents These are the papers of Louise Weiller, radio personality, author, and a founder of the Louisville Ballet. The collection dates from 1897 to 1994. During her lifetime Weiller hosted two radio programs, wrote numerous newspaper and newsletter columns, and was a frequent speaker to various organizations. This collection of 17.5 linear feet documents Weiller's life, hobbies and other pursuits.Louise Weiller, a well-known Louisville radio personality of the 1950s, donated her papers to...

Scope and Contents The papers of John Jacob Weisert, 1914-1991, were donated to the University of Louisville Archives and Records Center in 1992 after the death of his wife, Anita B. Weisert.They occupy 7.25 linear feet and contain materials identified with Dr. Weisert's academic pursuits. Arrangement of the collection is in four series: I. Correspondence, II. Literary productions and manuscripts, III. Reference materials, and IV. Personal and professional papers. Each series begins with a brief...

Summary Diplomas, certificates, and a plaque, primarily documenting Wendt's membership in various professional, honorary and fraternal organizations. The collection also includes a few certificates for founding members of the local chapter of Sigma Mu Sigma (originally a fraternity for college Masons), as well as that group's charter.

Content Description One CD by Louisville band Ain't Worth Killin'.

Content Description 1 vinyl album Endpoint "Catharsis" 3rd pressing, Doghouse; 2 acetate metal plates for vinyl recording Endpoint "Catharsis"; 1 7" Endpoint/Sunspring first split 7" 251/500, Slamdek #21; 1 7" The Telephone Man #38; 1 7" Undermine, Self Destruct #6. This collection is part of the Louisville Underground Music Archive (LUMA) Project.