{"value"=>"<p>This collection of correspondence consists of requests from publishers, publications, institutions, organizations, and individuals for either a copy of a work published in the magazine, or permission to reprint articles or artwork. Three boxes of this series (Boxes 1075-1077) reflect the extraordinary worldwide interest in John Hersey's Hiroshima (in the August 31, 1946 issue). The New Yorker granted permissions for its republication for a low fee and donated the proceeds to the American Red Cross. \"Reprints and Permissions\" records can be found in other series including \"Harold Ross/General Files\" (series 1.1), throughout \"Editorial Correspondence\" (series 3), the Administrative files of Forster, Shuman, and Mason (series 4.1-4.3), and \"Legal and Financial Files\" (series 5). This series is a merging of several groups of files, including those of Daise Terry, and is therefore arranged in several different chronologies and alphabets.</p>"}