{"value"=>"<p>The correspondence (incoming and outgoing) consists of a name/subject file, a chronological file, and a file of family and personal correspondence. The name/subject file consists of correspondence and collateral/papers (including minutes, reports, memoranda, press releases, and printed ephemera) relating especially to Waldman's civic, political and professional interests including municipal reform, city charter revision, labor relations and city and state politics. There is also a file of correspondence relating to his book Labor Lawyer. The chronological file consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence relating especially to invitations and speaking engagements, club memberships, personal recommendations, and also to political matters including his resignation from the American Labor Party, the 1940 presidential campaign, local politics, and the issues of fascism and communism. The family and personal correspondence consists of correspondence with his son Seymour while the latter was on active duty in the U. S. Navy; and copies of correspondence to his son Paul while the latter was attending college. There is also correspondence (1948-1952) of Waldman during his trips abroad and while he was ill (1953-1954).</p>"}