Photograph of Harold Taft wearing a dark suit facing to the right. He is standing next to the WBAP-TV weather radar on the roof of a building. The radar has the words, "WBAP-TV Weather Radar" painted on it.

Photograph of a TELOP advertising three stores. The slide reads, "Hudgin's, Gilmer, Brown's Shoes, Gladewater, Nash Clothiers, Greggton."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising three department stores. The slide says, "Curry's Dry Goods, Groesbeck, Ray's, Hurst, The Blair Shop, Waxahachie."

Photograph of a weatherman working with a piece of weather equipment. A paper is being printed by the piece of equipment and the weatherman is pulling the paper out. The man wears a suit and tie.

Photograph of a man working at a desk. He is holding a pen in one hand while holding an album with the other. He has a blank expression on his face. A record player can be seen behind him.

Photograph of a man working with a record player. He is wearing a light suit jacket, a patterned tie, a shirt, and dark pants.

Photograph of a slide advertising shoes. The background of the slide is black and it is laying on a light colored, textured surface. The text on the slide reads "Famous Brands for less than ordinary shoes" in white cursive font and the words "ordinary" is underlined.

Photograph of a slide for a TELOP advertising three different shops. The slide says, "Gillock's Dress Shop, DeLeon, The Ladies Shop, Dublin, Hollywood Shop, Gainesville."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising three different kinds of shops. The slide reads, "Edwards Famous Shoe Store, Paris, Treadwell Dry Goods, Alto, Grogan Supply Co., Atlanta."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising three different stores. The writing says, "Shipman's, Coleman, Mullican's, Commanche, Adair Dry Goods Co., Cross Plains."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising various shops. The slide reads, "Daniel Specialty Shop, Sulphur Springs, The Fashion Shoppe, Hughes Springs, Knott's, Kemp."

Photograph of a TELOP for department stores. The slide says, "Sheils Ready to Wear, Stephenville, Russel's Dept. Store, Bowie, Boaz Dept. Store, Graham."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising some general goods stores. The sign reads, "Proctor's, Kaufman, Nichols Dry Goods, Linden, The Martine Shop, Mart."

Photograph of a B.G.P. modern house. The house has wood siding, white window paneling, and a brick chimney. The doors are also white, and there are various small trees in the front yard. Other larger trees are shown behind the house. A driveway is partially visible on the right side of the image.

Photograph of weatherman Harold Taft pointing at the WBAP-TV weather radar. He points at the painted words on the radar which reads,"WBAP-TV Weather Radar." He is dressed in a dark suit and smiles at the camera. There are buildings, utility poles, and trees visible in the background.

Photograph of a man standing next to a weather machine. He is wearing a suit and is standing on the right side of the machine. There is a large piece of paper being printed by the machine with two maps of the United States on it that show weather fronts.

Photograph of a TELOP that is advertising three different stores, along with their locations. The text says, "Kirk's Ready to Wear, Mt. Pleasant, Harris', Nacogdoches, Adams Clothing Co., Overton."

Photograph of Howard Taft wearing a dark suit. He is standing next to the WBAP-TV weather radar on the roof of a building and pointing at it. He points at the painted words on the radar which reads,"WBAP-TV Weather Radar."

Photograph of a TELOP with the names and locations of three stores. The writing says, "Billie Green & Son, Bridgeport, Riley-Richardson Dry Goods Co., Canton, Matthews Dress Shop, Carthage."

Photograph of a man standing next to the WBAP-TV weather radar. He is wearing a dark suit and is slightly turned to the left. There are buildings, utility poles, and trees visible in the background.

Photograph of TELOP advertising various stores. The writing on the slide reads, "Kay's Dept. Store Munday, Dear's Troup, Olmstead Shoe Store Tyler."

Photograph of a slide listing three different department stores. The writing says, "Godfrey's, Carrollton, J. W. Nichols Dry Goods Co., Clarksville, Meyer's Dept. Store, Ft. Worth."

Photograph of Margaret McDonald posing with a Domino sugar display on the set of What's Cookin. McDonald is wearing a white short sleeve button up blouse with layered necklaces, large earrings, and a pleated calf length skirt. She is holding a box of Domino Old Fashioned Brown Sugar and looking to the left of the camera. The display next to her has four shelves and the bottom three are covered by light covered fabric while the top shelf has a dark color plastic on it. This top shelf has an assortment of Domino products on it while the next shelf down has confectioners sugar on it, the next shelf has brown sugar on it, and the bottom shelf has sugar dots on it. There are three boxes on each of the bottom three shelves while the top shelf has two jars, two boxes, and a bag on it. This display is in front of the oven of the Hotpoint kitchen set, and there is a table with more sugar products on it to the right of the display. There is a built in set of shelves on the left side of the image that has bottles of Bruce floor cleaner …

Photograph of guests at a Star Telegram banquet. Most of the guests are either eating or conversing with the people around them. Only two people, a woman in the foreground of the image and Doc Rhuman who is in the middle ground, are looking at the camera. Other than plates of food, there are also extra plates, drinking glasses, and beer bottles on the tables in front of the guests. Other tables that are full of guests are visible in the background of the image.