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Script for Green Thumb Club radio broadcast, "Cleveland Public Schools Horticulture Department, Radio broadcast: Adventure in gardening - 2nd grade; SCRIPT: Les Beamish; CAST: Ervine Jaworski, Les Beamish, Frank Page, Stephanie Arrington, Phineas Henshaw." The purpose of this broadcast is to announce a home garden program for second graders. The narrator tells the story of two Americans, John Chapman, a.k.a. Johnny Appleseed, and George Washington Carver, scientist and former slave, and their contributions to food production in America. Two student gardeners from Miles School, Stephanie Arrington and Phineas Henshaw talk about their second grade garden experience last year.

Script for Green Thumb Club radio broadcast, "Cleveland Public Schools Horticulture Department, Radio broadcast: Adventure in gardening - 2nd grade; SCRIPT: Les Beamish; CAST: Ervine Jaworski, Les Beamish, Frank Page, Stephanie Arrington, Phineas Henshaw." The purpose of this broadcast is to announce a home garden program for second graders. The narrator tells the story of two Americans, John Chapman, a.k.a. Johnny Appleseed, and George Washington Carver, scientist and former slave, and their contributions to food production in America. Two student gardeners from Miles School, Stephanie Arrington and Phineas Henshaw talk about their second grade garden experience last year.

Script for 1978 Green Thumb Club radio broadcast, "Planting warm season crops," In this lesson instructor Keith Justice leads a hands-on classroom demonstration of the proper planting techniques for transplanting a tomato plant and planting a row of radish seeds. Cleveland Public Schools Horticultural Department, Cleveland, Ohio.

A transcript for a broadcast made on Station WJZ on April 12, 1948 at 1:30pm regarding the graduation exrecises held at GSMT the evening of April 12.

A transcript for a broadcast made on Station WJZ on April 12, 1948 at 1:30pm regarding the graduation exrecises held at GSMT the evening of April 12.

The Victory Book Campaign was a nationwide effort to collect books for members of the armed forces. New York State's participation in the Victory Book Campaign was coordinated by the Bureau of Library Extension. These records relate to the acquisition, shipping, and distribution of books; publicity for the program; compilation of program statistics; and American finances. Included are correspondence, press releases, texts of radio programs and announcements, clippings, instruction manuals, statistical reports, fiscal records, fliers, posters, and maps.

Script for radio broadcast, "Cleveland Public School, Station WBOE-FM; WBOE originated program (Living Today); Survival: It's your decision!; Program no. 6; Title: #6- 'Pollution is a personal thing (How you can get involved)'; Cast: Mr. Charles Siegel, WBOE, Mr. Peter Carlin, Supervisor of Social Studies, Mr. Sanford Eisler, Dir. Sup. of Science, Mr Peter Wotowiec, Asst. Sup. of Horticulture;" Cleveland Public Schools Horticulture Program, Cleveland, Ohio.

This Green Thumb Club radio lesson was broadcast by the Cleveland Public Schools Horticulture Department with Miss Ervine Jaworski and Mr. Keith Justice, Teacher-in-charge at Harvey Rice School Garden, is a follow-up of a lesson done three weeks ago on starting a plant from a [coleus] cutting; or how to make new plants from old. The newly rooted plants are transplanted to a larger growing container. Objective of this class is listed as: 1. To develop an understanding of the basic requirements for the successful potting of a newly rooted cutting and 2. To develop the skill of potting a rooted cutting. Cleveland Public Schools Horticulture Program, Cleveland, Ohio

Script for Green Thumb Club Radio Broadcast, "Softwood cuttings: making new plants from old," part 1. In this radio lesson for students in grades 3-6, Cleveland Public Schools horticulture instructor Mr. Jack Durell gives detailed, step-by-step, hands-on instructions on how to create a new plant from a softwood cutting, such as a coleus plant, in this example. Students are advised that they will receive a coleus plant of their own in a few weeks to use to make cuttings. Cleveland Public Schools Horticultural Department, Cleveland, Ohio.

Script for Green Thumb Club radio broadcast, "Planting cool season crops," includes very detailed hands-on instructions on planting seeds and onion sets, proper and safe use of garden tools and tips. Students are advised to plant slow-growing carrot seeds mixed up with radish seeds. The radishes will grow quickly and mark the line where the carrot seeds are planted. Cleveland Public Schools Horticultural Department, Cleveland, Ohio.