{"value"=>"<p>Contains correspondence regarding requests and reactions to the N. S. G. C. publications i. e. \"Civics As It Should Be Taught\" (1933); \"Defend the Public Schools Against Militarism\" (1930); \"Your School and Its Government\" (1946). Other subjects are Civilian Conservation Corps' correspondence in regard to self government in C. C. C. camps (1934-1935); Superintendents Inquiry: replies and comments from superintendents in New York State regarding the status of citizenship training in their schools (1936); correspondence relating to the efforts of William McAndrew and the N. S. G. C. to have civics taught on the college level (1936-1942); N. S. G. C. inquiry to the Regents on the status of civic and political instruction in public schools and colleges (1932-1938); \"National Conference on Student participation\", correspondence and data of faculty advisors interested in developing student government (1928-1946); and scattered correspondence regarding Richard Welling's opposition to military training in schools.</p>"}