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1956
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{"value"=>"<p>The records in these folders concern criticism by The Nation of reports and/or editorials in the NYT and responses by the NYT. Among the issues are an editorial about criticism of Catholics in a NYT book review (1950), a Senate investigation of Alcoa (1941), an advertisement attacking Wendell Willkie (1940), reports on refugees in French camps, on pro-Fascist demonstrations in New York (1939), reports from Mexico and France (1938), memoranda and letters about a Samuel Silverman, who reportedly impersonated a NYT reporter and was suspected of channeling material to Freda Kirchwey on her acquisition of The Nation (1937), reports on the AFL-CIO split, correspondence with Leo Rosten about a series of charges by The Nation of omissions or distortions by the NYT, reports from China (1936), and reports on the banking and stock market crisis (1933).</p>"}
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1933
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1956
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1933