{"value"=>"<p>PRINTED MATERIAL consists of a pamphlet, newspapers, fact sheets, press releases, and clippings. The pamphlet, <em render=\"italic\">Let Freedom Ride The Rails</em>was published in 1954 by the National Negro Labor Council. It briefly covers the 1943 Fair Employment Practices Committee hearings on the railroad industry, the employment status of black workers, the role of the railroads, the unions, and the Federal government in denying employment opportunities to blacks, as well as the efforts of blacks in seeking redress of their grievances through the courts, and the National Negro Labor Council's program of action.</p> <p>The newspapers include three complete issues of the <span class=\"title\">Negro Railway Labor News</span> (1948-1950) and one complete issue each of <span class=\"title\">The Railroad Workers' Link</span> (July 1950) and <span class=\"title\">The Black Worker</span> (April 1949). Because the latter two were single issues only, they have been filed with the <em render=\"italic\">Press Releases and Newspaper Clippings.</em>This series also contains clippings from those and other black newspapers, in addition to several clippings from the <span class=\"title\">Railroad Workers' Page</span> of the <span class=\"title\">Daily Worker,</span> 1949-1950.</p>"}