Photograph of filming in progress at the KTBC television studio, with a film crew of three men with two large cameras seen standing to the right. To the left, a man being filmed can be seen on a chair in front a backdrop with images of Saturn, a gun, and a baseball bat. He sits with a desk and stool, and a television set can be seen to his right. Dozens of film set lights can be seen hanging from metal tracts on the ceiling. High above the lights, a mural can be seen hanging above with a sign that reads "Miss Duchess".

Photograph of a conference room in the KTBC television studio.= where a long, wooden table with three chairs can be seen in the foreground. A couch with two coffee tables and end tables with lamps can be seen against the wall to the right. In the background is a wood paneled wall with three television screens set inside it. A long, low table can be seen below the screens and several cushioned chairs can be throughout the room.

Photograph of a lit up, vertical sign over the street-side entrance to the KTBC television studio at nighttime. A butterfly awning can be seen over the entrance way and part of the sidewalk pavement. A geometric mural of Austin can be seen on the small wall to the right of the entrance. A building with darkened windows can be partially seen to the right.

Letter from William H. Louviere to Walter F. Woodul discussing beet sugar production.

Letter from Walter F. Woodul to Isaac Herbert Kempner discussing medical procedures.

Photograph of KTBC Studio on a street corner with traffic lights for an intersection seen in the foreground, and cars seen both driving and parked on each street. Three different signs can be seen on the building's exterior with the studio's name. A radio antennae and satellite dish can be seen on top of the roof. An ornamental building can be seen to the right, and more of the city can be seen in the background.

Letter from E. W. Killian to Mr. and Mrs. George Lenz informing them that they have transferred Melissa June Lenz o Mexia State School.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to Judge Penn Jackson of the State Board of Insurance, discussing a problem with a woman being charged two points on her insurance for something claimed not to be her fault. Latimer requests that the judge make a ruling to amend the issue.

Weekly newspaper from Austin, Texas that includes news and information about Catholicism along with advertising.