MS266
Robert T. Krupp
Network radio and TV announcer for more than 40
years, Krupp worked for all of "The Big Three," ABC, CBS and NBC, as well as a
contract announcer for many weekly radio shows. He was stationed at Schofield
Barracks Post Broadcasting System as manager of the station, and interrupted a
regularly scheduled program one minute after receiving a news flash from
Associated Press bulletin announcing the Japanese attack on Pearl
Harbor.
A man of many interests, Krupp showed talent as an artist, a gourmet cook, and creative woodworking.
This Collection has been designated Accession Number 266 of the Manuscripts Collection, Special Collections Department, William Madison Randall Library, University of North Carolina Wilmington, 601 South College Road, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403-3297.
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Manuscripts
Collection
William Madison Randall Library
The University of North
Carolina Wilmington
October 6, 2004
Inventory
Manuscript/Box/File
266/1/1
About Roger Krupp, radio announcer,
actor, artist, gourmet cook, and creative woodwork
Krupp was on the air one
minute after receiving the enclosed news flash from AP Bulletin about attack on
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu-Star Bulletin news release
Minneapolis
Morning Tribune with enlarged map of Oahu, December 9, 1941
266/1/2
Payment book for Chrysler Motors,
1935
Photo of Post Broadcasting System Staff, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii,
1933
Letter to Anita and Roger Krupp from Lowell Thomas, April 7,
1978
Copy of resume for file and reference, Roger T. Krupp, AFTRA
266/1/3
Copy of Dragnet radio
script, Tuesday December 15, 1953
266/1/4
3 Caricatures by Roger Krupp,
Johnny Carson, Lyndon Johnson and Albert Einstein
266/1/5
Magazine, The Complete History
of Soap Operas, 1976
266/1/6
Various black and white still
photos of actors, 1 photo of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, no date
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