{"value"=>"<p>The Name / Subject Files, 1950s-1960s, includes extensive correspondence relating to the acquisition of lands or properties and the establishment and protection of wildlife habitats National Audubon Society records and sanctuaries. Some files contain correspondence of Carl W. Buchheister as Assistant Executive Director and Vice President. included are files relating to Thomas Edison (Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary), Clement R. Ford (re lands at Sharon, Conn.), Meiss (Millard) Property (Hopewell-Lawrence Audubon Society, N.J.), and Mrs. William Osborn (re proposal to create a wildlife sanctuary in Dutchess Co., N.Y.).</p> <p>There is also correspondence with warden Fred A. Schultz, at Tampa, Florida; and with wildlife photographers Thomas E. Hadley and Bayard Read. Other correspondents include Mrs. J. H. Comby (re Audubon branches in California); Richard H. Cory (re protection of coastal lands and islands in Texas); Eraad Mathiessen (member of the board of directors); the National Audubon Society of Greenwich; Harold S. Peters (re environmental effects of toxic chemicals); the Rainey Wildlife Sanctuary (re oil, gas and mineral leases); and Alexander Sprunt, Jr. There is one letter from the novelist Philip Wylie. Included is some correspondence of John H. Baker as President Emeritus.</p>"}