{"value"=>"<p>This series contains correspondence, financial records, minutes, scrapbooks, photographs, films, maps, blueprints, and other material related to Ochs's newspapers and other business ventures, real estate interests, philanthropic works, and personal and family matters that the New York Times Archives was able to describe by topic, geographic, or organization names. Material on the activities and organization of the Chattanooga Times, New York Times, and Ochs's Philadelphia newspapers can be found here. This series also contains material on Ochs's estates Abenia and Hillandale, his anniversaries as publisher, personal events (such as birthdays, wedding celebrations, anniversaries, and vacations), Ochs's personal finances, and his speeches before the Associated Press and other professional organizations, as well as at commencements.</p> <p>There is no file with the heading \"New York Times.\" Material relating to the paper may be found in the files for such topics as \"Advertising,\" \"Buildings,\" \"Circulation,\", \"Editorial,\" \"Ownership and Control,\" and \"Staff.\" Material on the Times can also be found in files on the polar expeditions of Admiral Byrd and Robert E. Peary (\"Expeditions\") and the trans-Atlantic flight of Charles Lindbergh (\"Aviation\"), the New York Times's Paris and Berlin Offices (\"Paris,\" \"Berlin\") and files concerning Ochs's involvement with the Associated Press (\"Associated Press\"), including correspondence and minutes.</p> <p>Ochs's ongoing interest in Chattanooga is reflected in his involvement in the development of Lookout Mountain and the Mizpah Congregation. This series contains correspondence, maps, surveys, and photographs relating to Ochs's philanthropic support for these two organizations, as well as many others. This series also contains material of a personal nature that the New York Times Archives was able to arrange under a subject heading. Examples of this type include the file of correspondence and telegrams regarding members of the Ochs family who were in Germany when war broke out in 1914 and their escape to London (\"World War I: Family's Escape from Germany\") and the photographs of Ochs with friends and family (\"Pictures of Ochs\"). A large part of this series is made up of numerous scrapbooks containing Ochs's awards, honorary degrees, and testimonials. Every milestone was celebrated by the New York Times, including Ochs's birthdays and anniversaries as publisher, and clippings, letters, photographs, and souvenir booklets were collected for every occasion. A short list of examples of material of this sort includes speeches made Ochs, photograph albums containing group portraits of the members every department within the New York Times, scrapbooks for vacations taken by Ochs, booklets from Ochs's and Effie's golden wedding anniversary, and photographs of his estates, Abenia and Hillandale.</p> <p>Prominent correspondents in the subjects files include Louis Wiley, Carr Van Anda, Charles Ransom Miller, Spencer Trask, Jacob H. Schiff, August Belmont, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, Lillian Wald, and Thomas Edison.</p>"}