{"value"=>"<p>Clippings about Anne Carroll Moore include a profile of her twenty-fifth anniversary party, an article about her NYPL retirement on August 24, 1941, and her obituary from the<span class=\"title\">New York Times</span> of January 21, 1961. Other clippings include three obituaries for Beatrix Potter from January 1944; a feature article about Potter from <span class=\"title\">Time</span> (24 Jan. 1944); and an article from <span class=\"title\">Harper's Bazaar</span>, \"The Tale of Beatrix Potter\" (July 1946).</p> <p>The materials concerning <span class=\"title\">The Art of Beatrix Potter</span> include extensive correspondence with the Frederick Warne Company, and the author Leslie Linder. Linder is credited with cracking the code Beatrix Potter used in her personal journals. There are reproductions of mock-ups, drawings and photographs used in the publication, as well as two promotional brochures.</p> <p>Finally, the records include a holograph manuscript of Helen Bannerman's <span class=\"title\">Sambo and the Twins: A New Adventure of Little Black Sambo</span> together with original illustrations, and a hard-cover copy of the book.</p> <p>A file of materials relating to the Committee for Devastated France includes copies of membership lists, by-laws and correspondence.</p>"}