{"value"=>"<p>These folders comprise the records of AHS's and the NYT's relations with this company, in which it owns a minority interest. AHS served on the Board of Directors from 1928 to 1961. The records concern principally the plant and equipment of the company, its woodland recources, the supply, quality, and price of newsprint and other paper products, changes in management of the company, its finances, and AHS's personal relations with its executives and those of Kimberly-Clark Corporation, which owns the majority interest. Included are letters and memoranda regarding AHS's retirement from the Board of Directors (1960-1961), AOS's nomination to the Board (1955), the supply of newsprint to the NYT (1953), reorganization proposals (1950-1952), anti-trust investigation (1947), Frank J. Sensenbrenner's resignation as president and director, testimonial resolution by the NYT's Board of Directors (1942), appraisals of the company and shares owned by the Ochs Estate (1935-1937), agreements with Kimberly-Clark, with related correspondence and financial reports (1925-1926), and a consultant's report on Spruce Falls (1925).</p>"}