Alvin G. and Lena M. Pack papers, 1907-1988

This folder includes handwritten scripts, notes, and correspondence.

Included in folders 26-29 are scripts titled "Four Poster Bed," "Peg Leg Ghost," and "Who Stole the Dexter Washer."

This folder includes notes and correspondence regarding the Famous Furniture Stories radio series.

This folder contains a pamphlet outlining the copyright and merchandizing plan of radio series, Organ Stories.

This folder includes a pamphlet describing the program, as well as handwritten notes and news clippings used to generate ideas for the series.

This box contains news clippings used to generate story ideas for radio series These Crazy Humans.

This folder contains a transcript of an ad-libbed speech given by Pack. The speech is based on a radio program of Pack's by the same name.

This folder includes a pamphlet published in 1907 by Frederick J. Pack, concerning science, religion, and fossils showing the existence of horses in prehistoric America. Also included here is a section of a family history written by Lena Marie Pack and a news clipping.

This folder includes a booklet of lessons for the Relief Society, a Christmas pamphlet issued by Heber J. Grant, and a ward bulletin.

Included here are a ZCMI 100th Year Memorial Booklet and a news clipping picturing the home of John Pack. Pack's home was the site of the first University of Utah classes, held in 1850.

This folder includes a booklet entitled Hunting Hints and a Newsweek "Map of the Month" depicting the city of Berlin.

Materials contained in this scrapbook include Pack's birth certificate, two booklets published by his father in 1907 and 1919, and materials relating to Pack's mission in Great Britain, including his passports and some anti-Mormon literature.

This scrapbook contains materials relating to Pack's early radio career, including original scripts of some of Pack's early radio programs and his 1932 Bachelor of Science degree.

Materials in this scrapbook concern Pack's early radio career, his broadcasts from the Salt Flats covering the world speed trials, and materials from a radio production class Pack taught at the LDS Business College.

This scrapbook contains material regarding the Salt Flat speed trials, as well as materials relating to radio and religion.

Contained in this scrapbook are primarily religious materials, particularly scripts for LDS youth firesides and programs, and materials relating to a major production written and directed by Pack entitled "New Pioneers on the March."

This is a photocopy of the original scrapbook, which is not in the library's possession. The scrapbook contains primarily scripts for the radio program Salute to the Civilian Soldier.

This is a photocopy of the original scrapbook contained in box 19, folders 1-3.

This scrapbook contains primarily materials relating to Pack's radio career.

Included in this scrapbook are materials relating to Pack's radio career; the creation of his business, Pack Advising; and religious materials.

This scrapbook includes materials relating to the Pony Express Commission and Pack's work at the sound shop at the University of Utah. Also included are materials from classes Pack took while working towards his Masters degree in Public Speech from the University of Utah.

Included in this scrapbook are materials relating to the Pony Express Commission and a production entitled Promised Valley.

This is a photocopy of the scrapbook contained in folder 1-3.

This scrapbook includes materials relating to Pack's University of Utah career, his designing of the sound system for the Special Events Center (now the Huntsman Center), and religious materials.

This folder contains a presentation concerning University of Utah budget and operation costs.

Contained in this scrapbook are materials covering Pack's mission with his wife to San Diego, and then to Nauvoo, as well as a collection of Pack's postage stamps.

Included in this scrapbook are materials covering Pack's service as a member of the International Visitors, Utah Council; his calling as bishop to the University Ward; and other religious and personal materials.

This scrapbook contains personal and religious materials, as well as a series of scripts for tours of the Salt Lake area, written by Pack, for the visiting members of the World Conference on Records and their spouses.

Contained in this scrapbook are further personal and religious materials, including materials regarding various tours around the world made by Pack and his wife.

This folder contains booklets regarding the complete twenty week series of television programs entitled What's Your Name?, a program concerning genealogical research producted by the Extension Division of Brigham Young University.

This folder includes scripts, lists of future broadcasts, correspondence, and news clippings regarding this radio program.

This folder contains a souvenir program and news clippings.