{"value"=>"<p>These folders contain letters, memoranda, clippings, and other documents about news coverage of the war and related events, the war effort, peace proposals, and the NYT's editorial positions and AHS's personal views. Includes correspondence about the American Memorial Chapel in St. Paul's Cathedral, London (1952-1961), memoranda about the time of the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor and Clark Field, the Philippines (1950), letters, memoranda, and clippings about Edward Kennedy's premature release of the news of Germany's surrender (1945-1947), AHS's reply to a question about the war's effects on newspapers (1945), correspondence about AHS's view that the Lend-Lease declaration committed the United States to war (1945, 1956), AHS's letter to Ruth Sulzberger about war aims and peace plans (1945), AHS's memorandum on need for the United States to support Britain's and the Soviet Union's security aims, correspondence about AHS's view about Lend-Lease (1944), letter from the War Department requesting interviews with correspondents returning from overseas, James Reston's suggestions for staffing up for the expected invasion, AHS's memorandum outlining a peace plan based on the initial restoration of the 1931 borders and related correspondence (1943), the War Department's request for NYT's maps, photographs, and the use of Cyrus Sulzberger's unpublished report on the military situation in Russia, AHS's report to Dwight D. Eisenhower on American troops in England, correspondence about German activities in Latin America, memoranda about an effort at the NYT to coordinate fund-raising for various wartime causes (1942), Arthur Krock's and Charles Hurd's memorandum about conversations with Cordell Hull and George Marshall on negotiations with Japan, memorandum about correspondents detained in Axis nations (1941), correspondence about German activities in Latin America (1939-1941), letters to AHS about conditions in occupied France (1940), AHS's memorandum outlining his views about American involvement in the war (1939), and AHS's notes on confidential conversations with William Christian Bullitt, Jr., on May 17, 1938 and May 10, 1939.</p>"}
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