{"value"=>"<p>Marcus M. Marks, chairman. Organized by NCF, and composed of representatives of labor, capital, and the public, the round table met periodically to consider such industrial problems as the abuse of injunctions in labor disputes, compulsory arbitration, and industrial waste. The files include correspondence, speeches, and miscellaneous lists, chiefly concerning the meeting of April 11, 1925, which featured guest speakers Herbert Hoover, William Green (president of the American Federation of Labor) and Gerard Swope (president of the General Electric Company) and a discussion of the questions of industrial waste and industrial controversy. There are also letters and miscellaneous papers relating to meetings of the Executive Committee of the New York Round Table on March 31, to discuss the question of government by injunction; and on April 9, 1927, to decide whether the next round table should be scheduled for April 26 in order that members of the Associated Press and the American Publishers' Association could attend, following the annual meetings of their own organizations on April 25.</p>"}