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George Waller:

An Inventory of His Collection at the Harry Ransom Center

Descriptive Summary

Creator: Waller, George

Title: George Waller Collection

Dates: 1934-1966

Extent: 6 record center cartons, 1 document box (6.42 linear feet), 15 galleyfiles (gf), 2 oversize folders (osf), 1 oversize box (osb)

Abstract: George Waller was an American writer. His collection mainlycontains his scripts for "The Lone Ranger" radio play, drafts andnotes for his books Kidnap and Saratoga, and correspondence.

Call Number: Manuscript Collection MS-4393

Language: English, German

Access: Open for research. Part or all of this collection is housed off-siteand may require up to three business days' notice for access inthe Ransom Center's Reading and Viewing Room. Please contactthe Center before requesting this material:[email protected].

Administrative Information

Acquisition: Gift, 1967

Processed by: Hagan Barber, 2012

Note:

This finding aid replicates some information previously availableonly in a card catalog. Please see the explanatory note at the end ofthis finding aid for information regarding the arrangement of themanuscripts as well as the abbreviations commonly used indescriptions.

Repository: The University of Texas at Austin, Harry Ransom Center

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Waller, George Manuscript Collection MS-4393

Works:

[Untitled article on Lindbergh’s flight], Tms/ working notes and rough draft [32pp.],nd.

Container1.1

[Untitled article on Lindbergh’s flight], 1 Tccms (11pp), 2 Galley proofs [4 ppeach], nd.

Containergf 1

[Untitled book on Wendell Willkie], T and TccmsS/ preliminary plans and proposals[57pp], 1963.

Container1.2

[Broadcast]: The Bondwagon, 1 Tms/ draft/ inc [3pp], 1 Tccms/ draft/ inc [3pp], 1mimeo/ early version with A emendations [13pp.], 2 hectograph/ final versions(22pp. each), 1942 August 29 [Final version].

Container1.3

[Broadcast]: The Bondwagon (Notes)], Tms/ notes [2pp.], Mimeo/ outline (6pp.),[1942].

[Broadcast]: Challenge of the Yukon: Ace of spades, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts(19pp. each), 1943 April 10.

Container1.4

[Broadcast]: Challenge of the Yukon: All that glitters, hectograph/ radio script(19pp.), hectograph/ radio script/ inc [18pp], 1943 March 20.

[Broadcast]: Challenge of the Yukon: Gambler’s pay-off, hectograph/ radio script(20pp), 1943 March 13.

[Broadcast]: Challenge of the Yukon: What’s in a name, hectograph/ radio script(19pp.), 1943 April 3.

Container1.5

[Broadcast]: Challenge of the Yukon: Wolf trap, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts (21 ppeach), 1943 March 27.

[Broadcast]: The green hornet: Blackout for murder, Tms/ synopsis [2pp],hectograph/ radio script [30pp], 1943 April 11.

Container1.6

[Broadcast]: Hitler’s children, 3 hectograph/ radio scripts [21 pp each], 1943February 16.

[Broadcast]: Hop Harrigan, 30 mimeo/ radio scripts [458pp.], 1943. Container1.7-11

[Broadcast]: The lone ranger (untitled episode)], hectograph/ radio script/ inc (6pp),nd.

Container1.12

[Broadcast]: The lone ranger: anniversary program, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts(17pp. each), 1943 January 23.

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[Broadcast]: The lone ranger: The avenger, hectograph/ radio script (33pp.), 1942November 20.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Badge of Courage, hectograph/ radio script [32pp.],1942 December 9.

Container1.13

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Bandits at bay, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts [35ppeach], 1943 February 8.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Dead end, hectograph/ radio script (31pp.), 1942November 2.

Container1.14

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Death and taxes, hectograph/ radio script [35pp.],1943 March 1.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Design for murder, hectograph/ radio script(30pp.), 1942 December 14.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Double counterfeit, hectograph/ radio script(31pp), 1942 September 30.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: double cross, hectograph/ radio script [36pp.], 1943March 8.

Container1.15

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: double exposure, hectograph/ radio script (31pp),1942 October 21.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Double Trouble, hectograph/ radio script with Arevisions [35pp.], 1943 February 15.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Dynasty of terror, hectograph/ radio script [31pp],1942 December 4.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Indian trouble, hectograph/ radio script (21pp), 1942October 16.

Container1.16

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Jail bait, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts, one with Arevisions [37 pp. each], 1943 February 24.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Live wire, hectograph/ radio script with Arevisions [32pp], [1943] January 18.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Marked money, hectograph/ radio script [34pp.],1943 February 22.

Container1.17

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Masquerade, hectograph/ radio script {34pp.],1943 January 20.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Mountain trap, hectograph/ radio script with A

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[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Mountain trap, hectograph/ radio script with Arevisions [32pp], [1943] January 1.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Murder for profit, hectograph/ radio script (31pp.),1942 November 20.

Container1.18

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Murder strikes thrice, hectograph/ radio script(30pp.), 1942 October 2.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Murder will out, hectograph/ radio script with Aemendations [33p], 1942 December 30.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Murder’s pay-off, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts withA emendations [31pp., 32pp.], 1942 December 28.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Nester’s gold, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts with Arevisions [31pp, 32pp], 1943 March 3.

Container1.19

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: The Phantom killer, hectograph/ radio script(31pp), 1942 November 6.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Quicksand tells a tale, hectograph/ radio script(31pp), 1942 October 9.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Red uprising, hectograph/ radio script with Arevisions, 1943 January 29.

Container1.20

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Renegade, hectograph/ radio script (30pp.), 1942December 9.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Rope’s end, hectograph/ radio script [31pp.], 1942December 18.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Showdown, hectograph/ radio script [34pp.], [1943]January 11.

Container1.21

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Sign of the swastika, hectograph/ radio script withA revisions [31pp.], 1942 December 7.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Six-guns smoke, hectograph/ radio script with Aemendations (30pp.), 1943 February 3.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Spurs tha jingle, hectograph/ radio script [29pp.],1942.

Container1.22

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Stampede, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts (35pp.each), 1943 February 12.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Thieves fall out, hectograph/ radio script (29pp.), Container

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[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Thieves fall out, hectograph/ radio script (29pp.),1942 November 11.

Container1.23

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Thunder god, hectograph/ radio script [34pp.],1943 February 17.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Thundering hoofs, hectograph/ radio script(30pp.), 1942 November 18.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Trails end, hectograph/ radio script (34pp.), 1943January 25.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Turnabout, hectograph/ radio script [30pp], 1942October 26.

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Wagons roll west, 2 hectograph/ radio scripts with Aemendations (33pp. each), 1943 March 19.

Container2.1

[Broadcast]: The Lone Ranger: Wagons westward, hectograph/ radio script (34pp.), 1943 January 13.

[Broadcast]: Victory is our business, Show [novel] number], hectograph/ radioscript (3pp.), nd.

Container2.2

[Broadcast]: Victory is our business, Show 33, hectograph/ radio script (2pp.), nd.



Kidnap, Tms with A revisions and with illustrations and sketches for fore pages[1095pp.], 1961.

Container2.3-15

Kidnap, Tms/ discarded pages with A revisions [247pp.], nd. Container2.16-18

Kidnap, Tccms with A revisions [1066pp.], 1959. Container2.19-3.3

Kidnap, Tccms [661pp.], [c. 1960]. Container 3.4-10

Kidnap, Tccms [807pp.], [c.1960]. Container 3.11-18

Kidnap, Tccms/ miscellaneous pages with 1 phot stat [63pp.], nd. Container3.19

Kidnap, Final galley proofs [304pp.], 1961. Container gf 2-3

Container

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Kidnap, Final galley proofs [302pp.], 1961 May 23 [printer’s stamp]. Containergf 4-5

Kidnap, Galley proofs with A revisions on first few pages [357pp.], 1960. Container3.20

Kidnap, Galley proofs with A emendations, corrections, and notes to printer andwith T inserts pasted in [242pp.], 1961 February – May.

Containergf 6-7

Kidnap, 3 Galley proofs/ fragments [41pp.], 1960-[1961]. Container gf8

Kidnap, galley proofs/ inc with A revisions and corrections [238pp.], [1961]. Containergf 9-10

Kidnap (Condensation), Mimeo [82pp.], nd. Container 3.21

Principal characters in "Kidnap" now living or dead, 2 Tccmss (3pp. each), 1961June 27.

Container3.22

["Kidnap": Illustrations], Proofs [9pp.], [1961]. Container 3.23

["Kidnap"]: Story outline and Notes, Tms [7pp.], nd. Container 3.24

["Kidnap": Synopsis], Tms [5pp.], nd.

[Kidnap: "The Appeal" ], Tms/ segment with A revisions [149 pp.], nd. Container3.25-26

[Kidnap: "The Appeal," Tccms/ segment [162pp.], nd. Container3.27-28

[Kidnap: "The Capture" ], Tccms/ segment with Tccms emendations [51pp.], nd. Container3.29

[Kidnap: "The Capture" and "The Trial" ], Tccms/ segment [206pp.], nd. Container4.1-3

[Kidnap]: "The Trial," T and Tccms/ segment with T emendations [162pp.], nd. Container4.4-5

[Kidnap]: "The Trial," Tccms/ segment [152pp.], nd. Container4.6-7

[The lost key to the Lindbergh mystery?], A and Tms/ working notes [48pp.], nd. Container4.8

[The lost key to the Lindbergh mystery?], Tms/ synopsis outline (11pp.), Tms/ roughdraft/ fragments [9pp.], nd.

Container4.9

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The lost key to the Lindbergh mystery?, Tccms/ inc [21pp.], nd.

[The lost key to the Lindbergh mystery?], Tccms/ inc [30pp.], nd.

Lost morning by George Waller and N.J. Snyderman, dramatized from the novel byDuBose Heyward, Tms [101pp.], nd.

Container4.10

[Lost morning by George Waller and N.J. Snyderman, dramatized from the novel byDuBose Heyward], Tms/ inc [74pp.], nd.

Container4.11

[Lost morning by George Waller and N.J. Snyderman, dramatized from the novel byDuBose Heyward], Tms/ preliminary notes with A comments [16pp.], nd.

Container4.12

[Lost morning by George Waller and N.J. Snyderman, dramatized from the novelby DuBose Heyward], A and Tms/ notes [32pp.], nd [except 1 item, 1947December]

[Lost morning by George Waller and N.J. Snyderman, dramatized from the novel byDuBose Heyward], A, T, and Tccms/ notes and fragments [205pp.], nd.

Container4.13

Reading for personal fulfillment, Tms (2pp.), nd. Container 4.14

[Saratoga], Dummy [191 sheets], nd. Container osb

Saratoga, A, T, & Tccms/ outline and notes on development [30pp.], nd. Container4.15

Saratoga: Answers to queries, Tms (9pp), Tccms (9pp), [1966 May 4]. Container4.14

Saratoga: [Blurb for dust jacket], Tms/ printer’s copy (2pp.), Galley proofs (2pp.),[1966]

Saratoga: [Blurb for dust jacket], 2 Tccmss (5pp. each), [1966].

[Saratoga], Composite Tccms and xerox [approx. 360pp.], nd. Container4.16-20

Saratoga, Composite Tms and xerox with A printer’s notes [380pp.], nd. Container4.21-25

[Saratoga], Tccms/ inc [296pp.], nd. Container 4.26-29

[Saratoga], Tccms/ inc [115pp.], nd. Container 4.30-31

[Saratoga: Discarded pages], T and Tccms and Xerox/ miscellaneous pages [70pp.],[c. 1966].

Container5.1

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[Saratoga], Final galley proofs [110pp], 1966. Container gf 11

Saratoga, Final galley proofs/ inc [82pp.], 1966. Container gf 12

Saratoga: [Front and back material], T and Tccms [108pp.], 1966. Container5.2

Saratoga, Galley proofs with A corrections, author’s set [116pp.], 1966. Containergf 13

Saratoga, Galley proofs with A corrections, production editor’s set [116pp.], 1966. Containergf 14

[Saratoga], Galley proofs/ fragments of front and back matter [16pp.], 1966. Containergf 1

Saratoga: [Notes on possible section titles and revision of arragement], A, T, andTccms and mimeo [16pp.], 1965.

Container4.14

Saratoga: [Notes on possible titles and subtitles], A, T, and Tccms [35pp.], nd.

Saratoga: [Notes and suggestions for unit titles], A, T, and Tccms [14pp.], 1964.

[Saratoga], Page proofs on galleys/ inc., nd. Container gf 15

[Saratoga] Part Two, Chapter Five, Tms/ fragment [3pp.], nd. Container4.14

Saratoga: [Proposals for improvement to publisher], Tccms [1p.], nd.

Saratoga: Subjects covered in Chapter 3 of Part Four, Tccms (2pp.), 1965 April28.

Why I wrote Kidnap, 2 Tccms/ variant versions (2pp., 3pp.), nd. Container5.3

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Letters:

TLS to [unidentified editor], nd. Container 5.4

TLS, TccL to [Unidentified recipient], 1962 October 31.

TccL to [unidentified recipient] David, 1966 October 23.

TccL to [unidentified recipient] "Jim," nd.

TL/ draft to [unidentified translator], nd.

TccL to Adams, Miss [Merrill], 1965 October 26.

TccL to [Jesse J.] Alexander, 1962 March 1.

2 TLS, 1 TL, 12 TccL to [Ashley Famous Agency, directed to Roberta Pryor],1964-1966.

TccL to Atherton, [Etta], 1961 October 14.

TccL to [Barkan, Bernard L.] "Ben," 1962 February 12.

TccL to Brubeck, [Lena B.], 1965 March 8.

TccL to Bullock, [Jerry M.], 1964 May 25.

TccL to Burrows, [Arthur B.], 1962 February 12.

TccL to California Thoroughbred Breeders Association, 1965 August 14, 1965August 28.

TccL to Caruso, [John R.], 1966 August 18.

TccL to Chibnik, [Carol], 1964 July 16.

TccL to Chiclacos, Georgia, 1961 December 20.

TccL to Cincinnati [Art] Museum, 1965 July 10.

TccL to Clurman, Harold, 1939 February 11.

TccL to Cowen, [Joseph], 1962 February 12.

TccL to Culver Pictures, Inc., 1965 October 26.

2 TccL to the Daily Record, Glasgow, directed to A. Little, Editor, 1960 August 18,1960 August 19.

Container5.5

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TccL to Dana, George W., 1963 February 18.

TccL to Davies, [Jim], 1962 May 7.

TccL to Diamond, [Howard], 1962 March 1.

TccL to Dooley, [Margaret], 1962 May 7.

TccL to Duffy, [Gerald Eugene], 1965 March 8.

TccL to Ebersole, Mrs. [E. O.], 1962 February 12.

TccL to The Editor, Art Digest, Inc., 1965 August 28.

2 TccL to the Evening Citizen, Glasgow, 1960 August 19, 1960 September 19.

TccL to Fain, Lou, 1965 August 14.

TccL to Ficcio, [Roberta], 1962 February 12.

TccL to Fitzpatrick, [Rosella], 1962 February 12.

TLS, TccL to Gaudier, [Martin], 1964 August 30.

TccL to Gibson, [Joan], 1962 February 12.

TccL to Gillett, [Charles W.], 1963 August 7.

TccL to Gower, [High A.], 1963 January 19.

TccL to Graphic House, Inc., 1965 August 31.

2 TccL to Groesbeck, [Vina K.], 1964 February 20, 1964 March 20.

2 TccL to Hagelshaw, [Gaylord L., Jr.], 1963 February 23, 1963 December 13.

TccL to Harris, [Frederick], 1964 February 18.

2 TccL to Harvard University, Houghton Library, 1965 October 20, 1965November 14.

2 TccL to Hersey, John [Richard], 1944 February 11, 1944 February 17.

TccL to Hess, Sally, 1962 February 12.

3 TccL to Heyward, Dorothy and DuBose, 1938 December 5, 1939 February 10,1939 May 13.

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TLS, TL, TL/ draft/ telegram/ draft to Heyward, [Mrs. Dorothy Hartzell, (Kuhns)],__ April 11, 1937 March 27, 1937 April 30, 1940 June 17.

2 TL/ drafts S, 7 TL/ drafts to Heyward, [DuBose], 1 nd, 1936-1938.

TccL to Howe, [Karle T.], 1964 January 15.

6 TccL to Hutchins, Charles H., 1965.

3 TLS to [Jackson], Phyllis, 1965 February 28, 1965 March 14, 1965 September 12. Container5.6

TccL to Janswick, [William E., Jr.], 1961 December 20.

TccL to Joyce, [Walter Daniel], 1964 November 2.

TccL to Keddie, [James, Jr.], 1961 July 25.

9 TccL to Keeneland Library, directed to Amelia K. Buckley, 1965.

4 TccL to Kelly, [Thomas J.], 1961 November 9, 1962 February 12, 1962September 10, 1962 December 20.

TccL to Kirby, [Ruth], 1962 May 7.

TccL to Klay, [Andor], 1962 February 12.

TccL to Kovar, Glenn A., 1961 October 14.

TccL to Lee, [James], 1961 December 20.

TccL to Life, directed by Rosemary Alexander, 1965 August 14, Two copies.

TccL to Littman, [Werner], 1962 November 26.

TccL to Lonero, [John. V.], 1963 August 7.

2 TccL to Macfadden, [Mary], 1963 June 4, 1963 June 18.

TccL to Maines, G[eorge] H., 1962 March 16.

TccL to Mancini, [Fortuna], 1964 January 25.

TccL to Marsh, Mrs. [Robert J.], 1964 May 25.

TccL to Martini, [Dick], 1963 March 10.

3 TccL to Mayette, Bob, 1965 July 9, 1965 August 28, 1965 September 11.

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TccL to [Morris], Dennis, 1964 February 12.

TccL to National Museum of Racing, Inc., 1966 May 7.

3 TccL to New York State Historical Association, 1964 March 30, 1965 August14, 1965 August 28.

TccL to New York World – Telegraph & Sun, 1964 May 25.

TccL to O’Connor, [Tom], 1964 April 9. Container 5.7

TccL to Ohlson, [Edward], 1962 October 31.

TccL to Orcutt, Joe, 1962 October 11.

TccL to Orzech, [Kenneth], 1964 July 17.

TccL to Pederson, [Gordon C.], 1963 February 19.

2 TccLS, 29 TccL to Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1964-1966.

TccL to Publishers’ Weekly, directed to Jessie Kitching, 1966 September 20.

TccL to Redfield, [Alden Dallas], 1962 February 12.

TccL to Rhys-Jones, I., 1963 June 3.

2 TccL to Rike, [Roy], 1965 March 8, 1966 October 6.

TccL to Robertson, [Leslie], 1965 July 18.

TccL to Ross, [Ernest], 1962 February 12.

TccL to Saratoga Springs Authority, 1964 March 30.

TccL to Saratoga Springs Commission, 1965 September 17.

TccL to Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Chamber of Commerce, 1964 April 24, 1965 July10.

TccL to The Saratogian, directed to Fred G. Eaton, Editor, 1965 September 17.

TccL to Serio, [Peggy McGeary], 1961 December 20.

TccL to Shields, [Fred D.], 1963 February 19.

TccL to Shindel, [Leonard], 1964 February 20.

TccL to Smith, [Dede], 1962 August 4.

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TL/ draft to [Snyderman, N. J. re Lost morning, 1937 October 28.

TccL to Talbott, [Virgil], 1963 December 14.

TccL to Temple, [Lloyd L.], 1963 June 3.

TccL to Thayer, Bert Clark, 1965 September 17.

TccL to Troester, Zala B., 1962 May 7, 1962 June 4.

3 TccL to U.S. Library of Congress. Prints and Photograph Divison, 1965 August1, 1965 October 13, 1965 November 7.

2 TccL to The Virginian-Pilot, directed to Robert H. Mason, Editor, 1960 August18, 1960 August 19.

1 A memo, 4 T memos to [Waller], Joan [(Scott)], nd.

TccL to Whitcomb, [Elaine], 1962 February 12.

TccL to White, [Carl J.], 1964 July 24.

5 TccL to Whitted, [Dorothy Ann], 1962 November 26, 1963 August 7, 1964January 12, 1964 January 25, 1965 March 8.

TL/ draft, TccL to Wood, Audrey, 1937 October 29, 1938 September 14.

TccL to Wood, [Edward C.], 1961 October 14.

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Recipient:

[Unidentified author], APC to George Waller, nd. Container 5.8

[Unidentified author], APCI to [George Waller], 1962 December 2.

Adams, Miss Merrill, ALS to George Waller, 1965 August 7 [Postmark].

Alexander, Jesse J., TLS to George Waller, 1962 February 23.

Alexander, Rosemary, TLS to George Waller, 1965 August 30.

Alvey, Robert F., TL to George Waller, 1961 October 18.

[Anonymous], AL to George Waller, AL to George Waller, 1961 September [26].

[Anonymous], TL to George Waller, 1961 October 9 [postmark].

[Anonymous], AL to George Waller, 1961 October 9 [postmark].

Armstrong, M. V., ALS to George Waller, 1961 October 2 [postmark].

Ashley Famous Agency, 2 ALS, 5 ALI, 18 TLS, 3 TLI to George Waller, 1 nd,1964-1966.

Atherton, Etta, 3 ALS to George Waller, 1961 September 7, 1961 October 17,1961 December 16.

Barkan, Bernard L., TLS to George Waller, 1962 January 30.

Bates, Mrs. O. R., ALS to George Waller, 1962 January 23.

The Billboard, TLS Eugene Burr to George Waller, 1939 March 15.

Bloom, David, ALS to George Waller, 1966 October 15.

Bobbitt, Joseph R., Jr., TLS to George Waller, 1960 August 24.

Botkin, Ernest M., TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 11.

Boyer, Townsend Harding, TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 21.

Brandeis University. The National Women’s Committee, Essex County Chapter.ALS to Rose K. Keats to George Waller, 1962 February 10.

Brandt & Brant Dramatic Department, Inc., 2 TLS Janet Cohn to George Waller,1937 January 12, 1937 January 20.

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Bristol, Beulah, M., ALS to George Waller, 1962 August 18.

Brubeck, Lena B., ALS to George Waller, 1965 January 24 [postmark].

Burrows, Arthur B., TLS to George Waller, 1962 January 8.

California Thoroughbred Breeders Association, 2 TLS B. K. Beckwith to GeorgeWaller, __September 16, 1965 August 19.

Container5.9

Carswell, Harold Jr., TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 8.

Caruso, John R., TLS to George Waller, 1966 July 18.

Chibnik, Carol, ALS to George Waller, 1964 July 6.

Chiclacos, Georgia, ALS to George Waller, 1961 December 8.

Cincinnati Art Museum, TPC to George Waller, 1965 July 14.

Clurman, Harold, TLS to George Waller, 1939 February 15.

Cooper, Dollie B., ALS to George Waller, 1961 August 22.

Cowen, Joseph, ALS to George Waller, 1962 February 1.

Croneis, Kathleen Teresa, ALS to George Waller, 1961 October 25.

Dana, George W., ALS to George Waller, 1963 February 5.

Davies, Jim, TLS to George Waller, 1962 March 26.

The Dial Press, 2 TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 24, 1962 January 18.

Diamond, Harold, TLS to George Waller, 1962 February 14.

Dolley, Margaret, ALS to George Waller, 1962 March 30.

Duffy, Gerald Eugene, TL to George Waller, 1965 February 6.

Ebersole, Mrs. E. O., ALS to George Waller, 1962 January 12. Container5.10

Elks, Benevolent and Protective Order of. Wrangel Lodge No. 1595, Fl to GeorgeWaller, 1964 February 25.

Evening Citizen Limited, Glasgow TLS T. J. N. Smyth (Feature news editor) toGeorge Waller, 1960 August 31.

Farrell, Robert, ALS to George Waller, 1965 August 4.

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Ficcio, Roberta C. TLS to George Waller, 1962 January 4/

Fitzpatrick, Rosella, ALS to George Waller, 1962 January 10.

Gaudier, Martin, 2 TLS, 3 AN to George Waller, 1964 August 25, 1964December 31, 1965 May 21, 1965 June 14.

Gianetti, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno J., ALS to George Waller, 1961 October 7.

Gibson, Joan, ALS to George Waller, 1962 February 6.

The Gideon Putnam, FLS to George Waller, 1965 July 10.

Gillett, Charles W., TLS to George Waller, 1963 July 26.

Gower, Hugh A., 1962 December 18.

Groesbeck, Vina K., 2 ALS to George Waller, 1964 February 6, 1964 March 4.

Hagelshaw, Gaylord L., Jr., 3 TLS to George Waller, 1963 February 20, 1963March 5, 1963 November 12.

Container5.11

Harris, Frederick, ALS to George Waller, 1964 January 31.

Harvard University. Houghton Library, 2 TLS to George Waller, 1965 October26, 1965 November 18.

Hayes, William, ANS to George Waller, 1963 Thanksgiving day.

Hersy, John [Richard[, TLS to George Waller, 1944 February 16.

Hess, Sally, ALS to George Waller 1962 January 1.

Heyward, Dorothy, 4 ALS, 7 TLS, 1 ANS, 1 APCS to George Waller, 2 nd,1937-1940.

Heyward, Dorothy, Letters to George Waller (card 2).

Heyward, DuBose, 1 ALS, 13 TLS to George Waller, 1936-1938.

Howe, Karle T., TLS to George Waller, 1963 December 15.

Hudson, William Jr., ALS to George Waller, 1961 August 27.

Hutchins, Charles H., 7 TLS to George Waller, 1965.

Jack-o-lantern, 3 TLS, 1 Telegram to George Waller, 193 April 23, 1934 May 3,1934 May 25, 1934 June 2.

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[Jackson], Phyllis, TLS to George Waller, [1965].

Janswick William E., Jr., TLS to George Waller, 1961 November 2.

Jordan, Raymond Alfred, ALS to George Waller, 1961 December 7.

Joyce, Walter Daniel, ALS, ANI to George Waller, 1961 October 30, 1964September 3.

Keddie, James Jr., 2 TLS to George Waller, 1961 July 19, 1961 August 7. Container5.12

Keeneland Library, 6 TLS Amelia King Buckley (Librarian) to George Waller,1965.

Kelly, Thomas J., 4 ALS to George Waller, 1961, 1961, 1962, 1962.

Kirby, Ruth, 2 ALS to George Waller, 1961 September 20, 1962 April 29.

Klay, Andor, TLS to George Waller, 1962 February 5.

Kovar, Glenn A., TLS to George Waller, 1961 August 24.

Lee, James, TLS to George Waller, __November 28.

Leigh, Eleanor S., TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 11.

LeRiger, Catherine, ALS to George Waller, 1966 April 5.

Littman, Werner, TLS to George Waller, 1962 November 14.

Lonero, John V., ALS to George Waller, 1963 August 3.

Macfadden, Mary, 2 TLS to George Waller, 1963 April 30, 1963 June 11. Container5.13

Maines, George H., 2 TLS to George Waller, 1962 February 15, 1962 February16.

Mancini, Fortuna, 2 ALS to George Waller, 1964 January 16, 1964 October 12.

Martini, Dick, ALS to George Waller, 1963 March 2.

Mason, Robert, TLS to George Waller, 1960 August 24.

Mayette, Bob, TLS to George Waller,1965 August 31.

McDermott, Bart A., TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 28.

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Miles, Charles S., TLS to George Waller, 1961 August 22.

Millington, Barbara J., TLS to George Waller, 1966 April 16.

Molloy, John, ALS to George Waller, 1962 January 16.

Moore, John M., ALS to George Waller, 1961 October 2.

Morgan, Elizabeth, TLS to George Waller, 1961 November 20.

Morris, Dennis, TLS to George Waller, 1962 January 23.

New York (state). Conservation Dept. Saratoga Springs Reservation, 2 TLS, 1 Tmemo to George Waller, nd, 1965 September 21, 1965 September 22.

New York State Historical Association, 3 TLS to George Waller, 1964 April 2,1965 August 24, 1965, August 31.

New York World-Telegram and The Sun TLS to George Waller, 1964 June 9.

O’Connor, Tom, TLS to George Waller, 1964 March 27. Container5.14

Ohlson, Edward, TLS to George Waller, 1962 October 20.

Orcutt, Joe, TLS to George Waller, 1962 October 8.

Orzech, Kenneth, TLS to George Waller, 1964 June 24.

Pederson, Gordon C., ALS to George Waller, 1963 February 11.

Prentice-Hall, Inc., 16 TLS to George Waller, 1964-1966.

Redfield, Alden Dallas, TLS to George Waller, 1962 January 18.

Reynolds, Gus, TLS, TL to George Waller, 1962 October 23, 1962 November 22.

Rhys-Jones, I., ALS to G[eorge] Waller, 1963 April 10.

Rike, Roy, TLS to George Waller, 1965 February 4.

Ritson, Lady Kitty Edith Blanche Ogilvy, ALS to George Waller, 1963 December12.

Robertson, Reece S., ALs to George Waller,1961 September 25.

Ross, Ernest, ALS to George Waller, 1962 January 25.

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Routh, Frederick B., TLS to George Waller, 1961 August 24.

Rutherford, Jacqueline, ALS to George Waller, 1963 October 8.

Scharf, Aaron M., TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 9. Container5.15

Serio, Peggy McGeary, TLS to George Waller, 1961 November 27.

Shapiro, Charles, TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 3.

Shindel, Leonard, TLS to George Waller, 1963 February 11.

Smith, Dede, TLS to George Waller, 1962 July 20.

Stoutenburgh, Ethel K., ALS to George Waller, 1961 October 14.

Talbott, Virgil, TLS to George Waller, 1963 December 3.

Taylor, Alma Vodrey, ALS to George Waller, 1961 September 3.

Tech, Zita, ALS to George Waller, 1961 October 15.

Temple, Lloyd L., TLS to George Waller, 1963 May 18.

Thompson (J. Walter) Company, TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 11.

Troester, Zala B., 3 ALS to goe, 1962 April 24, 1962 May 13, 1962 May 20.

U.S. Library of Congress, FL, FN, FPC to George Waller, 2 nd, 1965 September22.

Wasserman, Helen Snyder, ALS to George Waller, 1961 September 14. Container5.16

Watkins, Mary Ann, ALS to George Waller, 1961 December 2.

Whitcomb, Elaine, ALS to George Waller, 1962 January 27.

White, Carl J., 3 TLS to George Waller, 1964 July 19, 1964 August 1, 1964September 13.

White, Marion K., ALS to George Waller, 1966 Labor Day.

Whitted, Dorothy Ann, 6 TLS to George Waller, 1962-1965.

Wilds, Eleanor, TLS to George Waller, 1961 October 18.

Williams, Gertrude, ALS to George Waller, 1961 September 1.

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Wood, Audrey, 5 TLS to George Waller, 1937 November 4, 1938 February 16,1938 August 17, 1938 September 13, 1938 September 21.

Wood, Edward C., TLS to George Waller, 1961 September 13.

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Miscellaneous:

[Unidentified author] About the author, 2 Tccmss, one with A emendations [1p.each], [c.1961.

Container5.17

[Unidentified author] The Albert Kish story, Mimeo (3 pp.), nd.

[Unidentified author] Editorial notes – kidnap by George Waller, Tms [9pp.], [c.1961].

[Unidentified author] [File cards of negatives for possible illustrations ofSaratoga], Xerox with AN to George Waller [2 pp.], nd.

[Unidentified author] Kidnap: [Blurb for dustjacket], 3 Tccmss, two with Aemendations [one 3pp., two 2pp. each], 1 proof [2pp.], [1961].

[Unidentified author] A memo S "Pat" to [unidentified recipient] "Bill" re Kidnap,1961 May 24.

[Unidentified authors], 4 memos re Kidnap, 1961.

[Unidentified author] [Report on available illustrative material at New YorkPublic Library], Tccms [1p.], nd.

[Unidentified authors] [Research notes, mostly re illustrations, for Saratoga], A. T.and Tccms/ notes [approx. 1060pp.], nd.

Container5.18-6.2

[Unidentified authors], Why we favor this title, subtitle, and book jacket design,Tccms, (2pp.), [c. 1961].

Container5.17

[Unidentified Translator], [Summations of points from 11 German articles reLindbergh mystery], 11 Ams/ precis [31pp.], nd.

Containerosf 1

Atherton, Etta, ALS to The Dial Press, Inc., 1961 October 10. Container6.3

[Beekman, Jon], [List of discarded, substituted and duplicate photos and ofadditions, deletions and exchanges for Saratoga], Tms (2pp.), [1966].

Bullock, Jerry M., TLS to True Magazine, nd.

Cohen, Sidney, ALS to The Reader’s Digest, [1961 October].

Culver Pictures, Invoice for picture to be used in Saratoga, 1965 October 20.

The Dial Press, Inc., TLS to Joyce, Walter D., 1961 October 26.

[The Dial Press, Inc.] TL/ photostat to Pocket Books, Inc., 1962 February 13.

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Hoover, J[ohn] Edgar, TLS to The Dial Press, Inc., 1961 August 16.

[Jackson, Phyllis], T memo to [Waller], Joan [(Scott)], nd.

[Jackson, Phyllis], Outline of meeting [with publisher re Saratoga], Tms [1p.],1965 July 8.

Mahony & Roese, Inc., [Dummy prints of illustrations for Saratoga], 148 prints, nd. Container6.4, osf 2

Marsh, Mrs. Robert J., TL to True Magazine, 1963 December 6. Container6.3

New Jersey. Dept. of Institutions and Agencies., [Information sheets on]Residential group centers, Mimeo (3pp.), nd.

Newsome, Samuel H., ALS to The Dial Press, Inc., 1964 January 10.

Nichols, R. G., ALS to Waller, George Sr., 1961 October 9.

Paramount Pictures, Inc., TL/ copy to Wood, Audrey, 1938 June 27.

Pierce, William A., 1984 Minus 30, Mimeo (11pp.), nd.

Prentice-Hall, Inc., TLS to Ashley Famous Agency, Inc., 1964 June 8.

Prentice-Hall, Inc., Request for estimate on composition and plates for Saratoga,Form with A and Tcc entries [1 p.], 1966 May 6.

Pryor, Roberta, 2 A memos I to [Waller], Joan [(Scott)], nd.

The Reader’s Digest, TccL to Barbatsis, Rachel, 1961 December 4.

The Reader’s Digest, TLS to Troester, Zala B., 1962 April 11.

Robertson, Leslie, TL to The Dial Press, Inc., 1965 July 10.

Rottmayer, Mrs. Wally E., ALS to The Editor, The Reader’s Digest, 1961September 14.

Schwarz, Idy, ALS to Lindbergh, [Charles Augustus], 1963 January 17.

Waller, George, [Call slips for New York Public Library], Approx. 289 printedforms.

Container6.5

[Waller, George], [Contract with Prentice-Hall, Inc.: clauses], Ams/ copy [1 p.], nd. Container6.6

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[Waller, George], Countdown of Saratoga book illustrations (not complete), 2Tccmss [1 p. each], 1965 October 10.

[Waller, George], [Kidnap: Captions for illustrations], Tccms with A printer’snotes [9pp.], Proof [3pp.], [1961].

[Waller, George], [Kidnap: Notes], A and Tmss [27pp.], nd.

[Waller, George], [Kidnap: Research notes], Tms/ notes [42pp.], nd.

[Waller, George], [Lists of pictures ordered from Gravure Photo Service forSaratoga illustrations], 4 Tccms/ lists [7 pp.], 1965 July.

[Waller, George], [List of things to look up for Saratoga], Tms/ list [1p.], Tccms/list [1p.], nd.

[Waller, George], [The lost key to the Lindbergh mystery?], Tms/ notes forreference to his book Kidnap, (5pp.), nd.

[Waller, George], [Notes and queries by and for George Waller re Saratoga], A andTmss [34ll], nd.

Container6.3

[Waller, George], [Notes on contents of Saratoga], A and Tms/ notes [7pp.], nd. Container6.6

[Waller, George], [Queries to agent re Saratoga], Tms [3pp.], nd.

[Waller, George], Saratoga: [Bibliographical notes], Ams/ lists [23pp.], nd. Container6.7

[Waller, George], [Saratoga: Captions for illustrations], Tms with A additions andprinter’s notes (83pp.), Tccms with Tccms insert and A notes [84pp.], [1966].

Container6.8

[Waller, George], Saratoga: Illustrations, 1 Tms/ list with extensive A notes (13pp.),3 Tccms/ lists (13 pp.), nd.

Container6.9

[Waller, George], Saratoga: Illustrations from 1900 to the present, 1 Tms/ list withextensive A notes (3pp.), 3 Tccms/ lists (3pp. each), nd.

[Waller, George], [Saratoga]: Index, 1 Tms (49pp.), 2 Tccmss (49pp. each),[1966].

[Waller, George], Saratoga: List and description of illustrations, Tms/ list [95pp.,cover note missing], tccms/ list [96pp.], [1965].

Container6.10

[Waller, George], Saratoga: Lists of illustrative material from three sources], 3 Ams/lists [35 pp.], nd.

Container6.7

[Waller, George], [Saratoga: Notes re illustrations], Tccms [6 pp.], nd.

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[Waller, George], Saratoga: Picture captions and credits, Tms [11pp.], Tccms[11pp.], Tccms/ inc [10pp.], [1965].

Container6.11

[Waller, George], Picture credits, Tms/ list with A printer’s notes and marks (22pp.),Tccms with A notes (22pp.), [1966].

Container6.12

[Waller, George], [Saratoga: Pictures purchased], 1 Tms/ list [52pp. each], [1965October 7].

Container6.13

[Waller, George], [Saratoga: prospective subjects for illustrations], 1 Tms [18 pp.], 3Tccmss [14 pp., 15 pp., 16 pp], 1964 March 9.

Container6.14

[Waller, George], [Saratoga: Research material], A and Tms and printed [approx.400pp.], nd.

Container6.15-7.1

[Waller, George], [Saratoga: Research notes], A and Tms, printed and duplicated/notes [600pp.], nd.

Container7.2-4

[Waller, George], [Saratoga: Suggested subjects for illustrations of 20th centurysection], 2 Tccmss (3pp. each), nd.

Container6.7

Waller, George, 7 call slips, New York Public Library, nd. Container 6.6

[Waller, George], [Talk to Prentice-Hall Sales conference re Saratoga], Tms/ notes[13pp], [1966] June 1.

Container6.14

Weidman, Jerome, TLS to Chambrun, Jacques, 1939 February 5. Container6.3

Wheeler, Douglas, [Press releases re Saratoga Performing Arts Center], 2 Mimeo(3pp., 4pp.), ___ July 26, ___ July 27.

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Previously Uncataloged:

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations for Saratoga (part I chapter I), 5 prints,nd.

Container8.1

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations for Saratoga (part I chapter II), 25prints, nd.

Container8.2

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations for Saratoga (part I chapter III), 16prints, nd.

Container8.3

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations for Saratoga (part II chapter I), 29prints, nd.

Container8.4

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations for Saratoga (part II chapter II),19prints, nd.

Container8.5

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations for Saratoga (part II chapter III), 34prints, nd.

Container8.6

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations and photographs for Saratoga (part IIchapter IV), 43 prints, nd.

Container8.7

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations for Saratoga (part III chapter I), 6prints, nd.

Container8.8

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations and photographs for Saratoga (part IIIchapter II), 26 prints, nd.

Container9.1

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations and photographs for Saratoga (part IIIchapter III), 13 prints, nd.

Container9.2

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations and photographs for Saratoga (part IIIchapter IV), 5 prints, nd.

Container9.3

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of photographs for Saratoga (part IV chapter I), 23prints, nd.

Container9.4

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of illustrations and photographs for Saratoga (part IVchapter II), 30 prints, nd.

Container9.5

Mahony & Roese, Inc., prints of photographs for Saratoga (part IV chapter III), 33prints, nd.

Container9.6

Saratoga, illustration prints not used in Saratoga I, 7 prints, 1876, 1883, 1888, nd. Container9.7

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Saratoga, illustration prints not used in Saratoga II, 68 prints, nd. Container9.8

Saratoga, illustration prints and photographs not used in Saratoga III, does includeduplicate prints of illustrations and photos that do appear in the book, 120 prints, nd.

Container10.1

Saratoga, reverse prints of illustrations for Saratoga, 76 prints, nd. Container10.2

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BAR CODE LIST

Box 1: 059188000066605Box 2: 059188000066616Box 3: 059188000066627Box 4: 059188000066638Box 5: 059188000066649Box 6: 059188000066650Box 7: 059188000066660Box 8: 059188000052167Box 9: 059188000052178Box 10: 059188000052156

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Explanatory Note Concerning Manuscript Collections Cataloged in the Card Catalog

Prior to 1990 when archival cataloging procedures were adopted at the Ransom Center, allmanuscript collections were described in a card catalog.

Organization of Collections:

Manuscripts for each author collection were organized into four categories: Works: manuscripts by the author, arranged alphabetically by title;Letters: the author’s outgoing correspondence, arranged alphabetically by recipient name;Recipient: the author’s incoming correspondence, arranged alphabetically by the author ofthe letter; andMiscellaneous: all other manuscripts and correspondence, arranged alphabetically bycreator.

Materials that did not fit into these categories, such as art, photographs, books, and near-printmaterials such as newspaper clippings, were dispersed to other Ransom Center collections forcataloging and storage.

Abbreviations Used in Descriptions:

The symbols below were used in combinations. For example ALS means autograph letter signed;Tccms means typed carbon copy manuscript, etc.

A = autograph (i.e., handwritten)T = typedS = signedI = initialedMs = manuscriptMss = manuscriptsL = letterFL = form letterN = noteD = documentC = cardPC = post cardcc = carbon copyp = pagepp = pagesl = leafll = leavesnd = no dateinc d = incomplete date

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George Waller - University of Texas at Austinnorman.hrc.utexas.edu/fasearch/pdf/00910.pdf · [Untitled article on Lindbergh’s flight], Tms/ working notes and rough draft [32pp.],

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