Subseries:
Box 4--5
Clippings, 1931-1996
Note: Arranged chronologically
"Joe Bostic : Radio's Triple Threat," 1931
"Chicago's All-Colored Radio Hour," 1933-1934
"Air Preachers : All Faiths Have Hours for Broadcasting,"
March
1934
"Radio."
Journal of Negro
Life
, October
1934
"He Crashed the Color Line," November 1938
[No title].
Variety, January
1940
"Second Front in Harlem."
Time, December
1942
"Radio at Bennett College," January 1943
"Radio and Race : Cantor and Kaye Break Radio Rules,"
January
1946
"Biggest Baptism."
Ebony,
February
1948
"How I Got My Start," Summer 1948
"Churches and Television," April 1949
"Black California," Summer 1949
"Top Radio Ministers."
Ebony,
July
1949
"WDIA Sells Beale Street."
Broadcasting, November 1949
"The Show Case : Negroes in Detroit Radio," June
1950
"Disk Jockey's Grove 'Ace' Wilson."
The Baton, September 1950
"Black's First, Black's Last," 1952
"From Poverty to 90 Suits."
Chicago
Sun Tribune
, January 1954
"Deejay King of Rock and Roll."
Our
World
, November 1955
Hound Dog Howl, Vol. 1 (no.
2), April
1956
Pulse Report, September
1956
"New Radio Stations."
Ebony,
April
1957
"Roving Radio Newsman."
Ebony,
July
1957
"Biggest Negro Station."
Time,
November
1957
"Leroy Rocks to Fame on Radio Excursion," circa
1960
"Cooper Is Highest Paid Negro in Radio," circa
1960
"Negro Disk Jockeys and Payola," April 1960
"First U.S. Negro Radio Announcer."
Sepia, July
1961
"74 and Blind, Jack L. Cooper..."
Chicago Defender, May 1963
"Behind the Scenes," September 1964
"Washington's Soul Radio."
Washington
Post
, May
1967
The Oratory of Negro Leaders :
1900-1968
, 1969
"Associated Negro Press : Its Founding, Ascendency and
Demise," Spring
1969
"Elder Called Most Unbelievable Black Business," April
1969
"In the Beginning, It Was the National Association of Rhythm
and Blues…," August
1972
"Music, Music, Music and Pride," circa 1974
"Beale Street," July 1974
"Still Elevating the Blues."
Washington Post, May 1975
"WOL Disk Jockey's Facing Probe."
Washington Post, December 1976
"Radio's Great Black Sound."
Chicago
Sun-Times
, January 1977
"Record Logs Lost, FCC Hearing Told."
Washington Post, March 1977
"WOL a Sad Ship after FCC Hearing."
Washington Post, March 1977
"WMOD Changes Its Tune," June 1977
"Edward E. Cooper : Black Journalist," Summer
1978
"Black DJ Benson, 70, Dies."
Chicago
Sun-Times
, September 1978
"Black Radio Pioneer Al Benson Dies at 70."
Jet, September 1978
"A Great Musician Sleeps and this Generation Never…"
Chicago Defender, December
1978
"From
Amos n' Andy to
Coonskin."
Portraits in Black, circa 1980
"Praise the Ratings."
The
Messenger
, circa 1980
"Leroy Garrett, 66, Dies; A Black Radio Pioneer."
New York Times, July
1980
"Stevie Sets KJLH Tone--'We Are You'."
Los Angeles Sentinel, July 1980
"Religious Broadcaster."
Sepia, November
1980
"Knowledge Has No Color."
Los Angeles
Times
, April
1981
"Jack the Rapper : Black Music's Militant Crusader,"
June
1981
"Reverend Clayton Russell."
Los
Angeles Sentinel
, July 1981
"Percy Sutton Has the Last Laugh," August 1981
"KJLH Broadcaster Masters Controls," November
1981
"Hoss Allen's Return to WLAC in 1979 No Industry Trend,"
December
1981
"Ironically, Influx of Rock and Roll Destroyed WLAC's Blues
Radio," December
1981
"Top Black Music Came from 'John R'," December
1981
"One Root of Rock and Roll Begins at Nashville's WLAC,"
December
1981
"WLAC Set Pace in Black Programming," December
1981
"Hot-Rod Hulbert on WITH," February 1982
"Jack the Rapper Shines Again," August 1982
"A Different Kind of 'Family Affair'."
Los Angeles Sentinel, September 1982
"More about the 'Family Affair'."
Los
Angeles Sentinel
, September 1982
[Photo of Eddie Murphy and Billye Love].
Jet, September 1982
"Thousands Attend Jack the Rapper's Annual Homecomin',"
September
1982
Box 5
"Percy Sutton : Tuned into Success."
Dollars and Sense, 1983
"Gospel Music Is Very Important."
Washington Post, January 1983
"Deregulation's Impact on Black Radio." [FCC update],
February
1983
"A Salute to Black Radio," February 1983
"Black Radio's Trends and Changes : A Historical
Perspective."
Media Line, February
1983
"Black Radio Battles Warners with a Boycott."
Los Angeles Times, April
1985
"Crusader Rapper."
Players
Magazine
, August 1985
"Watts : The Legacy; 'Burn, Baby, Burn'."
Los Angeles Times, August
1985
"Jack L. Cooper : Did the First Black Disk Jockey Play the
Blues?" 1985
"Blacks Tune Out All-White News."
Variety, January 1986
"Black Power vs. Power of the Press."
Insight, October 1986
"Radio's Blackout."
Los Angeles
Times
, November 1986
"Black Music Fans Say They Can’t Always Get What They Want."
Los Angeles Times, November
1986
"Black's First, Black's Last," 1987
"Jack 'the Rapper' Talks His Way into Black Radio History."
Rhythm and Business, May
1988
"Rapper Gets Down to Business."
Billboard, September 1988
"Mining Gold on the Airwaves."
Rhythm
and Business
, February 1989
"KGFJ-AM Launches Mission 'Operation Godfather'."
Los Angeles Herald, February
1989
"Black Radio Debates the Inclusion of White Artists."
Los Angeles Times, March
1989
"Black Announcer Pioneered in Many Fields."
Ashbury Park Press, April
1989
"Celebrities Praise Gospel Shows."
Washington Times, September 1989
"Hal Jackson and Fifty Years of Black Radio History."
Daily News Magazine, February
1990
"Old Pals, New Partners," May 1990
"Tuned in to Jockey Jack."
Washington
Post
, June
1990
"Historical Black Viewpoint of Cleveland."
Renaissance Magazine, February
1991
"Tuning into the Sounds of Joyful Noise."
Washington Post, August
1992
"Legends of Black Radio."
Urban
Contemporary
, 1993
"When Memphis Made Radio History."
American Visions, August 1993
"Profile : Pat Prescott."
Cool
Notes
, 1994
"Return Flight."
Dallas Morning
News
, January 1994
"On the Air."
Dallas Observer,
January
1994
"Joyner Goes Nationwide with His Radio Program."
Chicago Tribune, January
1994
"Pop Staples."
Point Blank,
September
1994
"Learn, Baby, Learn."
Los Angeles
Times
, September 1994
"Soul Survivor."
Los Angeles
Times
, October 1994
"KBBG Ready to Start New Chapter."
Waterloo Courier, October 1994
"KBBG Announces Fund Drive for New Facility," October
1994
"KBBG Enters New Era with Power."
Communicator, October 1994
"The Power to Move."
Communicator [cover of magazine], October
1994
"Area Firm to Purchase WKYS-FM."
Washington Post, November 1994
"KBBG Radio to Build a New Studio."
Northern Edition, November 1994
"Case of Blues Sways Jury."
Chicago
Tribune
, December 1994
"New Building Signals Brighter Future for KBBG Radio,"
circa
1995
"Black Radio History… Just the Tip of the Legacy."
Radio Ink, 1995
"House Rejects Tax Break," February 1995
"DJ Tom Joyner Syndicates Success."
USA Today, April 1995
"Harris Oversees Growing ABC Urban Roster," April
1995
"International Business Profile Series : The Thrill of
Winning."
Black Enterprise, May
1995
"WKYS-FM Changes Hands, Sound."
Washington Post, May 1995
"Four the Hard Way at WGCI."
N'DIGO, June 1995
"Big Wheelie Rolls Along in Rock Radio."
Buffalo News, June 1995
"Black Radio's Vibrant History."
New
York Daily News
, July 1995
"A Tale of Two Stations : Best of Times for Duopoly."
Broadcasting and Cable, September
1995
"Jack 'the Rapper' Gibson Celebrates Fifty Years in Radio."
Jet, October 1995
"Tribute to a Tower of Radio Days."
New York Daily News, 1996
"Jive Talkin'."
Metropolitan
Dallas
, January 1996
"The Man Behind the Music."
Boston
Globe
, August 1996
"Maurice 'Hotrod' Hulbert, Jr."
Washington Post [obituary], August 1996
"Longtime WLAC DJ Bill Allen Dies : Was Early Supporter of
R&B, Blues," April
1996
