{"value"=>"<p>Includes material concerning postal rates, racial desegregation, and Workman's Compensation Insurance for newsboys (1956-1957), the proposed United Nations conventions on the flow of information and rights of the press and the reactions of the ANPA, American Bar Association, and other organizations (1950), Spain's restrictions on foreign journalists (1950), the Taft-Hartley Act (1947-1949), AHS's proposal on how to solve the British newsprint shortage (1947-1948), reports on craft union wage scales, newspaper operations, newsprint shortages and conservation, international conservation, and postal rates (1941-1946), ANPA's effort to have newspapers be exempt from the Fair Labor Standards Act (Wage and Hour Law) (1938-1940), AHS's 1936 speech to an ANPA convention on freedom of the press, the exemption of newsboys from the Child Labor Law (1933-1936), and a 1929 ANPA survey related to an Interstate Commerce Commission's investigation, to which the NYT refused to supply financial data.</p>"}