{"value"=>"<p> The records of the National Foundation for Junior Museums and the William T. Hornaday Memorial Foundation consist of a Name/Subject file of correspondence and collateral papers of the director, John Ripley Forbes, relating mainly to appeals for funds to support the work of the foundation. Included is correspondence with the Fleischmann Foundation and with Max C. Fleischmann, and his wife, Sarah H. Fleischmann, who were the principal supporters of Ripley's work. Max Fleischmann was the son of Charles Fleischmann, an Hungarian immigrant, who invented the process of compressing yeast which revolutionized the baking industry.</p>"}