Carolyn Elizabeth Hussey Mendenhall collection, 1962-1979.

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Carolyn Elizabeth Hussey Mendenhall collection, 1962-1979.

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The collection consists of material related to the career of Dick Mendenhall. Included is correspondence from John E. Drewry and William B. "Bill" Monroe, among others. There is also a typescript of "Broadcast Editorializing," WSB Editorials from 1962-1963 which Mendenhall wrote or approved as Editorial Director, materials about conferences he attended from the 1960s-1980, miscellaneous printed material including clippings from Broadcasting magazine.

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Monroe, Bill, 1911-1996

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Drewry, John E. (John Eldridge), 1902-

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Mendenhall, Dick.

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