{"value"=>"<p>consists of one folder of loose correspondence, 1958-1963, 1973, as well as letters mounted on laminated scrapbook pages, 1943-1963. Incoming correspondence largely concerns the performance or publication of Razaf's work. During World War II, two of his songs were written especially for the War Bond Drive. The majority of the outgoing correspondence is personal in nature, and is addressed to Jean Blackwell Hutson, Chief of the Schomburg Center. The loose correspondence is arranged chronologically. The laminated letters are in a general chronological sequence; however, in most cases there is more than one item on a page, often with varying dates.</p>"}