{"value"=>"<p>Includes correspondence about a change in AP by-laws due to changes in New York State Corporation Law; AP membership of Jewish Morning Journal, Long Island Villager and others; letter by Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt endorsing a memorial to Melville Stone; correspondence about radio news broadcasts, the conflict between the NYT's and AP's stories on Thomas Edison's death, and memorial to Stone; correspondence about the effects of the Depression, reduction of AP directors' compensation, reduction of member newspapers' assessments; AP budget cuts, competition between newspapers and radio, dispute with Robert Bingham, publisher of Louisville Courier-Journal, over quality of AP's news coverage; AP survey on radio news broadcasts and correspondence and other documents about this issue; correspondence and memoranda on the dispute over operation and profitability of the AP wirephoto service, false flash of the verdict in the Lindbergh kidnapping case, and a unionization effort by Commercial Telegraphers Union of North America; and Chicago Tribune luncheon booklet.</p>"}