{"value"=>"<p>These folders contain material concerning the NYT's relations with the Newspaper Guild and cover the Guild's efforts to become the bargaining agent for employees in the business, news, and editorial departments, contract negotiations, grievances, and other disputes. Includes AHS's note about his first meeting with Heywood Broun and his letters to Felix Frankfurter about this (1958, 1962), the Guild's demand for specific salary data on individuals in its jurisdiction (1955), AHS's memorandum on the untrustworthiness of the Guild, arbitration of wage dispute (1953-1954), the NYT's voluntary grant of a wage increase to offset inflation (1951), the arbitration of wage dispute and length of contract (1950), correspondence with A. H. Raskin and others about Raskin's proposal that the NYT improve its contract offer in order to strengthen the new, conservative leadership of the Guild (1948), a dispute over wage scales and cost-of-living increases (1946), a War Labor Board ruling approving a maintenance-of-membership clause (1944), a dispute over pay increases and maintenance of membership, appeal to War Labor Board (1943), the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruling on dispute over dismissals, Guild shop issue, and good-faith bargaining, union representation election, correspondence with Harry F. Byrd (1941), NLRB proceedings with drafts of testimony by AHS and others (1939), Guild effort for recognition and employee support, and negotiations with the NYT and Wide World Photos (1934-1938).</p>"}