{"value"=>"<p>These folders contain letters, memoranda, and other documents about the newspaper industry generally, the profession of journalism, including the training and qualifications of journalists, the effects of chain ownership of newspapers, and of the competitionof newspapers with television and radio. Included are AHS's article on the functions, responsibilities, and rights of the press for the World Assembly of Youth magazine and related correspondence (1965-1966), Edward L. Bernay's poll of the world's ten best newspapers and related correspondence (1959-1961), the Promotion Department's paper on journalism schools of the future, prepared at AHS's request for a speech to be given by William Mapel and related correspondence (1956), AHS's poll of Turner Catledge, Lester Markel, and Charles Merz of the ten best United States newspapers excluding the NYT (1955), two articles by AHS, for the Phillips Exeter Academy Review, on careers in journalism and related correspondence (1936, 1949), AHS's statement for the Boston Herald's 100th anniversary issue, forecasting what newspapers will be like in 2046 (1946), correspondence about Jews' ownership of newspapers (1939), AHS's letter about why newspapers should not seek exemption from the Wages and Hours Law, and AHS's article on the role and value of classified advertising (1938).</p>"}
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{"type"=>"did", "value"=>" See also: American Committee on Religious Rights and Minorities\nAudit Bureau of Circulations\nCity College (CCNY)\nColumbia University: Awards to AHS\nFree Press and Fair Trial\nLaGuardia, Fiorello H.\nNational Recovery Administration\nNorth Carolina Press Institute\nPropaganda\nTeachers In-Service Courses "}