{"value"=>"<p>The NCF <span class=\"title\">Review</span> disseminated information regarding the organization's efforts to advance progressive social welfare work in industry, to promote industrial peace, and to defend American institutions against socialism and the radicalization of the labor movement. Ralph Easley invited businessmen, labor leaders, public servants statisticians, actuaries, social welfare workers, and others interested in social, political, and economic questions to submit articles on their work to the <span class=\"title\">Review</span>.</p> <p>The files consist of general correspondence, 1903-1908, including requests for complimentary back issues of the <span class=\"title\">Review</span>, and requests for the <span class=\"title\">Review</span> sent in exchange for the periodicals of other organizations. There is also subscriptions correspondence, 1904-1912, and miscellaneous papers relating to industrial arbitration systems in Australia and New Zealand, lists of contributors to the <span class=\"title\">Review</span>, a plan devised by the Industrial Economics Department to circulate articles and pamphlets defending American institutions, and a memorandum of a visit to Ellis Island. There are also articles submitted for publication in the <span class=\"title\">Review</span>. Of particular interest is Upton Sinclair's lengthy apologia, <span class=\"title\">My Cause</span>, of 1903 (see box 461, folder 3, P-W).</p>"}