Ted Malone Collection

Description
Ted Malone was a radio broadcaster who started his career at KMBC in Kansas City. He became well-known for his affable on-air personality and for regularly reading poetry during his programs. The photos in his collection depict different aspects of his personal and professional lives, including cities where he lived and visited.
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LaBudde Special Collections
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Ted Malone waits in line overseas

Ted Malone stands in line with military men (all white) at an overseas table in an office with an unidentified white man sitting at it in a light colored suit. Ted is carrying a back and has a camera hanging from a strap around his neck. The line continues out the door.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Ted Malone watches the locals eat street food

Ted Malone, with a camera hanging from a strap around his neck, smiles at the fishmongers in traditional dress selling street food in Holland on a brick street. A local eats fish at the back of the wagon. Another wagon and its owner are pulling up behind. Store fronts are in the background. An ornate iron street lamp is in the top of the photograph.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Ted Malone steals a taste

Ted Malone takes a taste from a ladle as the white male chef laughs and cooks in the kitchen of the Five Flies restaurant in Amsterdam.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-100.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Ted Malone speaks with three Dutch women

Ted Malone stands on a wooden footbridge and drawbridge with three Dutch women in traditional costume in Holland. A man, mostly obscured, is leaving the bridge.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-097.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Honorary Tar Heel Meeting

Ted Malone with a group of white men, all laughing, at an Honorary Tar Heel Meeting with Governor Luther Hodges in New York. They stand behind a set dining table in a wood-paneled room. Ted Malone is eighth from the left. Andy Griffith is 11th from the left in the back row.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Vachel Lindsay

A headshot photograph of Vachel Lindsay
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-136.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Two boys stand by a house

Two white boys stand outside likely the Joaquin Miller home in Oakland, California. A white man and woman (possibly in hats, or masks) sit on a bench behind them partially obscured by trees.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-137.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Crusade for Peace Program directors

Crusade for Peace Directors: Patricia McElheron, Keith Martin, Merle McElheron, and Glenn Martin gather around a globe with a card in front the globe that reads, "Let There Be Peace on Earth (Let It Begin with Me).
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-133.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Bill Leyton and Roberta Shore stand with the writers of "Let There Be Peace On Earth" Sy Miller and Jill Miller

Bill Leyton, Jill Miller, Roberta Shore, and Sy Miller stand together in a doorway with stars in the background. Jill's eyes are closed. Stamped on the bottom of the photograph, "LET THERE BE PEACE ON EARTH."
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-134.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Thomas Bailey Aldrich house, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Thomas Bailey Aldrich house and street in Portsmouth, N.H.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-141.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Two men look at a painting of Abraham Lincoln taking the oath of office

Two unidentified white men standing in front of a painting of Abraham Lincoln's 1861 inauguration.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Street scene on the Piazzale Loreto, Milan

A street scene on the Piazzale Loreto, Milan, showing the girders that Benito Mussolini, Clara Petacci and others were hung from; some men walking on a sidewalk, some men riding bicycles all near possibly a gas station. Words on a wall may be Retatofurare and I Savine. The words along the girder are: Barracu Terussi Gelornini Mussouni Petacci Pavolini Starace.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-138.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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George Washington Carver Museum, Tuskegee, Alabama

George Washington Carver Museum in Tuskegee, Alabama.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Old House or Peacefield, Quincy, Massachusetts

Henry Adams' mansion, called Peacefield or Old House, in Quincy, Massachusetts.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_malone_photos-140.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0187
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Patricia Anne Pound and Eddy C. Pound join characters from Uncle Remus

Patricia Anne Pound and Eddy C. Pound sit on the grass to the right of a doll of an Uncle Remus character, "Tar baby", which is holding two African American folklore character dolls also from Uncle Remus. The children hold live versions of two other Uncle Remus characters, Mud Turtle and Brer Rabbit. The characters that are not live are propped up by a stool with a woven seat.
Type: Image
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Collection Identifier: MS-0187