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Note 1: "Part of Memorial for Dimitri Mitropolvs - Greek tragedy. End - Ralph Richardson movie of Memory loss and muder. Chocolate Shake Sarah Jaughn. Vocalize Johnny Comes Marchin' home. Alamo song. Bit of Godfrey (Quoting Roswell Jabber) Andre Griffin? 2nd side (After Movei some Jazz). Then Switch 7 1/2 for Jan Peerce Record. Then Dorthy Shay. Back to 3 7/8 for "Comedian Pretending Judge Fraud ship."; Note 2: CDI 1. ambient static and street with footstpes and cats 2. cont'd close to mic cats 5. louder cats and louder street 6. Smith talking with cats and abou9t mics 7. cont'd cat and ambient 8. ont'd TV 9. cont'd Tv with ambient. And putter CDII 1. Ian Fleming interview on TV/Radio from 1962. 4. end of "The Writer Speaks" The New American Library then The Stone Boy by Gina Berriault 9. English drama until 12. ends CDIII 1. news Us Nuclear Weapons testing, reporter Max Lash. then 6:26 am and Sarah Vaughn song and other songs 2. jumps to 7:40 am programming 4. cont'd at new place 5. Andy Griffith football monologue "What is was was football" 6. Holiday, Armstrong 7. classical and different sections of radio 11. Smith's voice and then back to radio drama -13. ;

Note 1: "1963. A. Beginning with print Sales Man. K Sato in NY discussing cheap goods and prints. 2. Alias Nick Beal. 1. Begins - Jan 2 1962. (2 songs) Julittie - Greco. Beufronte - "Great Day A-co… and "Musical Starking. "The Peanuts" etc. Jan 4, 1962 RV. 2nd - Continue above. Then bit of tangos. A touch of Amer- Jazz -and Comedy. Ends part of cycle Tests."; Note 2: CDI 1. Japan Radio compilation tape including Japanese radio songs of various origin. (1-23) CDII 1. cont'd 7. Patsy Cline "Crazy" 8. The King Sisters "The Thrill was new" Nightbeat DJ Air Force PSA, Tune: Jimmy Giuffre. 9. Eddie Cochran, Bobettes Jumps to other tunes, Chris Connor, Shorty Rogers, Billy Vaughn. -13. "Big Bad John" by Jimmy Dean and radio tone test. CDIII 1. Smith, Carole Thomas Keiichiro Sato (Hitachi) in Japan apartment/ or New York loft. (??) Tops include 1. deadlines 2. cont'd 3. World's Fair 4. Met Opera 5. Panasonic and other tape recorders 6. Hitachi and tape recorders 7. Smith/Carole 8. NYC and messages 9. J. Walter Thompson, Weegee 10. putter 11. putter and talk 12. phone meeting "tomorrow" 13. upstairs means loft? 14. Jumps to Japanese pop ballad. CDIV 1. Channel 2, NYC TV, Film: Alias Nick Beal 2. Ad All Detergent, Hudson's paper napkins, Crisco, Late Late Show resumes (film) 5. Ad Mr. Clean, Knickerbocker Beer, Chase Manhattan (boat show loan) 8. Ad Clorox Bleach, Ad, Circon Mouthwash, Fleischmann's Margarine 11. end of film Ads: Aerowax plastic shine, Griffin Shoe polish, Lizard Wax, Next night's film: One for the Books, Ad: Sayonna film 12. Ad Crisco, more film -13. ;

Includes four bills of sale/indentures for enslaved people: • Daniel, 30, Eliza, 26, and Salina, 6: From William M. Griffin as administrator of estate of Thomas Beauchamp to Clement C. Clay, for Daniel mulatto about 30 years old, Eliza a mulatto about 26, Salina a mulatto the child of Eliza about 6 years old. For $1000. 1843 February 13. • Cyrus, 50, Sally, 38, Tempe, 20, Milo, 18, Gilford, 16, Eliza, 14, Nathan, 12, Maria 10, Jonas, 3, and Sarah Ann, 1: Indenture between Virginia Tunstall, John Withers Clay, and Clement C. Clay, Jr.,: enslaved people owned by Virginia Tunstall before her marriage to C.C. Clay, Jr.,: Cyrus a man about fifty years old, Sally his wife about 38 years old, Tempe a girl about twenty years old, Milo a boy about eighteen years old, Gilford a boy about 16 years old, Eliza a girl about 14 years old, Nathan a boy about 12 years old, Maria a girl about 10 years old, Jonas a boy about three years old, and Sarah Ann a girl about one year old. All children of Cyrus and Sally. All in the possession of Alfred Battle, former guardian of Virginia Tunstall, living in Tuscaloosa. C.C. Clay, Jr., sells for $1 all title to these people to John Withers Clay, to hold for the use of Virginia, "free from the control of her husband." To be hired out annually for proceeds to Virginia, or "to be used by her for her separate benefit as servants." 1843 February 13. • Archy, 35-40: From Burton Pride to James F. Bailey for "negro man Archy aged between thirty-five and forty". For $450. 1844 January 11. • Archy: From James Bailey to C.C. Clay for purchase of "mulatto" man Archy. For $500. 1844 May 29.

Note 1: "Blank. Radio programing - Broadcast of John Glenn orbiting the Earth for the first time."; Note 2: CDI 1. Pony Express : drama, music, history 2. "Back in Your Own Backyard" Men's chorus 3. "Cecelia" "Baby, It's cold outside" "When the Red Red Robin comes bob bob bobbin' along" "Pennies from Heaven" 4. "Wait 'til the sun shines, Nellie" "Under the Apple Tree" and Narrator, Victor Griffin with Leslie Uggams appearing and singing "The Boy Next Door" "Strolling in the Park one day" 5. "Lazy Bones" by male chorus 6. "June is busting out all over" ends midsong (Sing Along with Mitch) on NBC CDII 1. The Far East Network. Ezra Pound reading from his Canto's 2. Narrator giving analysis of Pound then "Canto 45" (vs. usury) 3. translation and Ode #105, Pound narration 4. more analysis 5. cont'd 6. Pund reading more and end of show for BBC. via WBAI, Jumps to Long John Nebel Show. 7. LJN show, nature of color dyes and prints, photography 8. cont'd Insured Savings and Loan, B. Ray Robinson and General Tires Ad 9. cont'd LJN future guests named and No Doz ad. Back to discussion of colors and dyes. with Long John Nebel, Sam Vandivert, Mel Hunter, Roy Schatt 10. cont'd with Indigo referenced and mention of North Carolina. Also, coal tar dyes. 11. Telegrams 12. color discussion 13. cont'd and telegram about camouflage. CDIII 1. cont'd from CDI "Shine on Harvest Moon" I dream of you" "My Blue Heaven" "Little Brown Jug" "After the Fall" "Baby My Heart's on Fire" "Time for blowing bubbles" inlcudes Leslie Uggams "Let me hear a melody" and end of Sing Along with Mitch program 2. cont'd 3. Jumps to radio commentary on Russians on NBC February 20, 1962. Project Mercury referenced. John Glenn orbiting earth, live footage. Far East Network coverage of orbital flight via NBC. 4. News, French Algerian conflict CDIV 1. LJN show, cont'd color discussion from CDII. 4. dry cleaning indelible ink story 5. WOR 710 AM or 98.7 FM. Ad for Carnegie Delicatessan. Bellevue joke. Telegram about color therapy 6. cont'd -10. telegram 11. Dan McCullough bat raising business in Westchester. Thursday, June 6, 1963. 12. News, cont'd, Iranian riots, Minute man riot, Mickey Mantel sports news 13. Jumps to other stations and WNBC Ad for Cadillac Catfood;

Note 1: "TV dramas."; Note 2: CDI 1. TV show is 1943 film "The Human Comedy", Ad for Annacin 2. ads for "They Call me Mr. Tibbs and Heat of the Night" (pre October 14) 3. cont'd "Human Comedy" 6. ad for Ajax 9. Ad "To Sir, with Love" 12. Ad New Deep Cleaning Purex, super bleach, Ad for Brillo Pad Music and Ad with Merv Griffin, Tony Robbins, Themlma diamaond 13-14. cont'd film. CDII 1. Channel 5. cont'd film 2. "I Love Lucy" 3. Ad for Greater New York Fund and news, Milwaukee riots of July-August 1967 3. Milkman's Matinee WNEW radio 1:51 AM. CDIII 1. Channel 13, WNET, Dorothea Lange biography. August 1, 1967. 6. The Ghetto on the War, MIlto haynes, newport August 1, 1967. 7. Dr. Benjamin Spock, news Detroit, Civil Rights Bill, J Edgar Hoover, 8. Spock -10. News 11. Jumps to midsong "Rolling Stone" Muddy Waters 12. Rolling Stones "Flight 505" (1966) 13. "Roll Jordan Roll" 14. Cream "Rolling and Tumbling" 15. Lester Flatt? "Aint' Gonna roll in the RR" CDIV 1. Judy Collins "Turn Turn Turn" and Beatles "Day in the Life" 2. cont'd and "Tomorrow Never Knows" 3. cont'd and talk set from DJ bible Creation Story 4. cont'd Tomorrow Never Knwos" with readig over by DJ CDV 1. radio song "But the food was terrible" and "Heroin" by The Velvet Underground. 2. cont'd 3. WBAI, Bob Fass (Radio Unnameable) letter 4. cont'd 4. comedy about visiting America. 6. Bob Fass with guest, Bruce Murdoch, musician. Tunes and talk in studio with Fass and Murdoch. CDVI 1. cont'd 2. cnt'd with story 3. cont'd 4. cont'd CDVII 1. 2 sources of audio, Bob Dylan "Percy's Song" 2. cont'd 3. end of Fass broadcast 4. sign off Jumps to war talk with Barry Farber on WOR mention of Alexander Rose and Surt Stanly Booker 5. Atlantic city story 6. cont'd, jumps to Joan Bez song and The Critters "Don't let the rain fall down on me" 7. "The Dubliners 8. cont'd -end Jumps to talk show with angry caller at end CDVIII 1. call in radio cont'd 2. jumps to interview with singer and Joan Baez song "Be Not Too Hard" 3. cont'd ;