{"value"=>"<p>There are ten scrapbooks containing items that are illustrative of Stevens' career. In general, the majority of the materials are newspaper clippings, commencement programs, citations, and letters. The earliest scrapbooks, 1939 to 1952, include recital programs for Marian Anderson and Mildred Jenkins, and the ballot for Stevens when he ran for the Assembly in 1945. One scrapbook relates to the 1958 Manhattan College commencement exercise at which he was honored. Another scrapbook, dating from 1950 to 1964, includes newspaper clippings, programs, and a citation from Governor Nelson Rockefeller redesignating Stevens Associate Justice of the Appellate Division.</p> <p>The scrapbooks for 1957 to 1980, consist of mementos from the International Congress of Jurists (convened in New Delhi, India in 1959), invitations (from Mayor and Mrs. John Lindsay, Governor and Mrs. Malcolm Wilson among others), several newspaper clippings about Benedict College (his alma mater), notices of his speaking engagements, and articles about some of his cases. One scrapbook contains newspaper clippings on the Medical Malpractice Mediation Program. Scrapbooks dated from 1963 to 1982, contain photographs, letters, programs, membership certificates from professional organizations, and two certificates from Governor Nelson Rockefeller (1967, 1969). The scrapbooks from 1973 to 1985 include invitations, campaign flyers, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings on the Democratic primary election between Jacob Fuchsberg and Stevens for Justice to the Court of Appeals in 1973.</p>"}