{"value"=>"<p>New York, November 10-11, 1922. Also called Foreign Affairs Conference. In a post-war response to the success of bolshevism and the rise of the Soviet Union the conference investigated the question of how far and in what manner it was advisable for America to participate in international affairs, and how safe it was to reduce the Army and Navy. The correspondence is mainly with citizens' committees, educators, clergymen, patriotic organizations, businessmen, and others, surveying opinions on what America's role in foreign affairs should be. There also are miscellaneous papers including resolutions relating to the Army and Navy, press releases, and lists.</p>"}