A

• A'Beckett v. Mortimer (1872), R101

• Abbot, Francis E., N71

• Abbott, Leonard D., A3-A5, F342

• Abell, Tyler, U113

• Abolitionist press: J26, M547, N219, S69-S70, W185, °B18;
  • Anderson (Judge A. B.) on, °N8;
  • Bailey (William S.) trial, B19;
  • Birney (J. G.), B280-B281, F144;
  • book supprcssed, S733;
  • Calhoun (John C.) report, C16, P208;
  • Cincinnati riot, B280-B281, O58;
  • Clay (Cassius M.) press attacked, C376-C377;
  • constitutional right, F314;
  • Crandall (Reuben) trial, C627-C628;
  • crusaders, B199;
  • essay on freedom, P270;
  • favors suppression, C345;
  • Garrison (W. L.) libel trial, G48;
  • Hammond (Charles), S497;
  • Jackson (Pres. Andrew) on, °J1;
  • laws against, H426, S689;
  • Leggett (William) on, L152;
  • Lovejoy (Elijah P.) martyrdom, B152, C57, C96, D24, D31, D164, D170, D224, D272, G98, G262, L290, L365, M428, M547, N219, P151, P270, S411-S412, S634, S669, T14, W278, W386;
  • Otis (H. G.) on, E165;
  • Philanthropist, O58;
  • post-office censorship, C16, E12, N219, P208, S69-S70, °W33;
  • Root (Rev. David) on, R232;
  • sedition charge, C465;
  • suppression, C345, E13-E15;
  • Walker's Appeal, E13;
  • Webster (Daniel) on, W105

• Abortion: news suppressed, K164

• Abrams v. United States (1919), C239, C242-C243, C536, H196, H315, P225

• Abuse of Maternity, The (Elizabeth Edson Evans), O14

• Academic freedom and press freedom, B506, F260, °C30

• Ackerman, Carl W., A14-A19, A166

• Acland, Richard (Sir), T100

• Acton, William (Dr.), °M23

• Adair, James, trial, A23, S123

• Adams, George, O96

• Adams, John (Pres.), L216, S471-S472, S475, °M14

• Adams, John B., °O7

• Adams, John Quincy (Pres.), L365

• Adams, Thomas, A80, S471

• Ade, George, C221

• Adolescent reader: freedom of, °A19, °N2, °N16

• Adult, The, A39, B148, M145, S644

• Advertise: the right to, F301, F307, O41, S413

• Advertisers: control of press by, A172, B196, B644, E36, G170, G186, G206, G250, I2, I28, L60, M167, R68, R263, R288, S337, W200, W337

• Advertising, broadcast: Britain, G232, G234;
  • codes of ethics, F50,N21-N23;
  • Congressional investigation, U195;
  • federal regulation, A278, D44, F43, F356,°K11 ;
  • Hoover(Herbert)on, H343;
  • LuckyStrike case, G70

• Advertising, control of: M195;
  • British radio and television, G232,G234;
  • caveat venditor, W60;
  • censorship, A219, B315, B453, C157;
  • codes of ethics, F50, N21-N23;
  • false and misleading, K132;
  • fantasy, F184;
  • Federal Trade Commission, R188;
  • First Amendment limitations, F301;
  • laws, S562;
  • post-office regulation, A280-A283, C521, F348;
  • right to refuse, R152, S675;
  • self-regulation, C502, K75, K121, U44, °D24, °M25;
  • tax on advertising, K38;
  • threat to free press, H201, W200;
  • wartime, A219, C157

• Advertising, criticism of: debate, J122;
  • obscene and pandering, °U14;
  • school textbooks, A40-A41

• Advertising, motion picture, M535, M537, P338, U175

• Advertising, newspaper: censorship, A219, B453, C157;
  • codes of ethics, F50;
  • controls threaten free press, H201, W200;
  • fair trial interference, B340, I58;
  • federal regulation, C521, F301;
  • First Amendment implications, F301;
  • laws regulating, S562;
  • liability of newspaper, C326;
  • privacy invasion, T34;
  • relation to free press, H78, L60;
  • right to refuse, R152, S675;
  • self-regulation, A274, C502;
  • state monopoly urged, L169;
  • thought control, C502;
  • truth, K75, W60, W116;
  • wartime control, A219, C157

• Advertising, sex expression in, M47, W354, °U15

• Advertising, tobacco, R290, °D24

• Advertising Association (England), G250-G251

• Advertising Federation of America, A40-A41

• Aedile, the censor as, S539

• Africa and the Peace of Europe (E. D. Morel), M504-M505

• Agar, Herbert, A45-A46, I2, O120

• Age of Reason (Thomas Paine), B126, C33, C35, C79-C82, C85-C87, C89-C90, E19, E141, E144, G110, J96, M337-M338, P9, S318-S319, S503, S508, °A8, °W32

• Agitator, F246, S131, S168

• Ainsworth, Harry, C330

• Air Force: news management by U.S., U61, W314;
  • UFO news, K93, °E3, °F32, °K6

• Alabama: anti-sedition act, F364;
  • book labeling act, K70, M328

• Alasco (play), S309

• Albania: freedom of press abused, D286

• Albany, Ga., public library segregation in, M482

• Albany Erening Journal, D92, W108-W109

• AIberts v. California (1957), B62, B79, F153, H17, K14, K182

• Alexander, Herbert, C230

• Alexander, James, A63, B623-B624, R309, °A9, °L15, °M2

• Alfred (Philip Withers), W341-W342

• Alice in Justice Eand (Jake Falstaff), F89

• Alicoate, Charles A., G275

• Alien and Sedition Acts. See Sedition Act of 1798

• Alien Registration Act of 1940 (Smith Act), C28, J62, T170, T194

• All Quiet on the Western Front(Erich Maria Remarque), H210, T143

• Allain, Alex, °A19

• Allegheny, Pa., Carnegie Free Library, F96

• Allen, Fred, C648

• Allen, Frederick B., A74

• Allen, Harold B., A76, F311

• Allen, Robert S., S56

• Allen, Walter, C270

• Allison, Van K., A81, G138

• Almanac (Daniel Leeds), M116

• Almanac of Liberty, D31

• Almon, John, A85-A87, E149, R36-R38, W260

• Almost Fourteen (Mortimer A. Warren), S182

• Alsop, Joseph, Jr., U60

• Alton (Ill.) riot. See Lovejoy, Elijah P., martyrdom

• Amarillo, Tex., public schools, °L1

• American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, °U10

• American Association of School Libraries: book selection policies, A95-A96;
  • School Library Bill of Rights, A97

• American Bar Association: copyright hearings, °U20;
  • fair trial v.free press (Reardon) report, °A14-°A15, °G15, °K2;
  • freedom to read statement, A98.
  • See also Radio and television broadcasting (United States)

• American Book Publishers Council: Anti-Censorship
  • Committee, P224;
  • Censorship Bulletin, A102;
  • copyright hearing, °U6, °U8, °U10;
  • freedom to read statement, A147, A154, T213;
  • obscenity hearing, U127

• American Broadcasting Co., A105, °A1

• American Civil Liberties Union: comic books
  • censorship, A114,N147;
  • Dennett (Mary Ware) trial, A124, °M27;
  • fair trial v. free press, °A16, °M27;
  • history, °M27;
  • Jehovah's Witnesses, A117, A119, °M27;
  • Minnesota "gag" law, A128, °M27;
  • motion picture censorship, A134, °M27;
  • National Office for Decent Literature, A122, A129, B117, F244, G32, L329;
  • New York vice society, A127, °M27;
  • news suppression investigation, R31;
  • obscenity and censorship, A118, A135, °M27;
  • obscenity hearings, U127, °U5;
  • post-office censorship, A121, A124, A135, °M27;
  • pressure groups, A120, A122, A129, °M27;
  • radio and television broadcasting, A111-A112, A123, A125, K21-K22,U149, W29, °M27;
  • religious freedom, A126, °M27;
  • reports, A110, A115;
  • schools and libraries, A116, °M27;
  • student publications, A107, A113, A130, A133;
  • wartime restrictions, A117, A131-A132, °M27, °N8

• American Civil Liberties Union v. City of Chicago (1954), M456

• American Council on Education, °U20

• American Federation of Labor: free press resolution (19l9), A138;
  • injunction and contempt charges against, A137, G151-G162, H39, P71, R154;
  • motion picture censorship, N85

• American Federationist, The, A137, G151-G162, H39, P71, R154

• American Freedom and Catholic Power (Paul Blanshard), B315, H30, O86-O87, T11

• American Guild of Authors and Composers, °U8

• American Journal of Dermatology, O15

• American Lancet, The, B140

• American Legion: censorship pressures, H194, M479, N75, V51, °S20;
  • Miami Great Decisions programs opposed, M477;
  • subversive textbooks
  • charge, H21, N104;
  • textbook evaluation, A141

• American Library Association: access to public libraries, A152;
  • censorship statement, A142;
  • copyright hearings, °U6, °U10, °U20;
  • film censorship, A153, B226;
  • Freedom to Read statement, A154;
  • integration, M451;
  • labeling, A143;
  • liberal conspiracy by ALA charged, E38;
  • Liberty and Justice Book Awards, D243;
  • Library Bill of Rights, A143-A144, A223, B226, C36, M466, °G4;
  • obscenity hearings, °U5;
  • U.S. Information Agency libraries, A151

• American Library Association, Intellectual Freedom Committee:.activities, A151, C461, D181, D240, S691-S692, °B44;
  • book selection principles, A146;
  • Conferences on. Intellectual Freedom, A147-A149, °A19;
  • history, B229, °B44;
  • Newsletter, A150;
  • praised, M453;
  • reports, A151

• American Library Trustees Association, K62

• American Mercury, A253, B454, D130, E110, G203, H161, K57, M38, M162, M288, M291, N117, S425, S649

• American Mercury v. Chase et al. (1926), E110

• American Navy League, °S20

• American Newspaper Guild: threat to press freedom, A27, A178, N206, T136

• American Newspaper Publishers Association: bulletins, A157;
  • copyright hearing, °U20;
  • fair trial v. free press report, °A20, °M59;
  • Hanson (Elisha) on, H75;
  • Seldes (George) attacks, S234

• American Press Association, U108

• American Railway Literary Union, A158-A159

• American Revolution: British control of press on eve of, D149;
  • British occupation, L301;
  • freedom of press urged, B161;
  • Maryland Journal, T52;
  • Norfolk Gazette seized by British, S374;
  • Pennsylvania, °T3;
  • Sons of Liberty suppress pro-British press, D37.
  • See also Colonial press censorship (United States)

• American Socialist Party, N86-N88

• American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, °U6, °U19

• American Society of Newspaper Editors: Bulletin, A162;
  • code, A163, U9;
  • Committee on World Freedom of Information, A166, B571-B572, C54, P50, P239, °A21-°A23;
  • fair trial v. free press report, °A24;
  • press freedom role, A16, A164;
  • proceedings, A165;
  • Wechsler (James A.) case, A167

• American Studies Association, K62

• American Textbook Publishers Institute, A168-A169

• American Tragedy, An (Theodore Dreiser), B454, B620, G109, G204, M38, M502, N117, S111, °M27

• America's Future, Inc.: attack on textbooks, M484, N104

• Ames, Nathaniel (Dr.), W66

• Amhurst, Nicholas, trial, R14

• Ammon, Harry, K171

• Amours of the Chevalier Faublas, B175

• Anaconda Copper Mining Co., S259

• Anand, Mulk Raj, O120

• Anarchist publications, censorship of: Aldred (Guy A.) trials, A56-A58;
  • Blast, B213, T171;
  • Congressional hearings, U104-U107;
  • essays on, F168;
  • favors, C107;
  • Freedom Press raids, R40;
  • Goldman (Emma) and Berkman (Alexander) trial, B214, D255, G145, O64, T171;
  • La Questione Sociale, B375;
  • McKinley assassination aftermath, P368;
  • Man, M180;
  • Mother Earth, M534, S141, T171;
  • New York investigation, N129;
  • opposes, M526, S125;
  • postoffice ban, B375, M526, U126;
  • Roosevelt (Pres. Theodore) orders, B375;
  • state laws, S220;
  • Volne Lirty, G144;
  • Worker's Voice, G143

• Anderson, A. B. (Judge), °N8

• Anderson, George W. (Judge), R50

• Anderson, John F., C694

• Anderson,Robert, N152

• Anderson, Sherwood, C221, L76

• Anderson, William F., C221

• Anderton, William, trial, A190-A192, S33

• Andrews, Stephen Pearl, H240

• Anglo-Americanus, pseud., remarks on Zenger trial, A63, A201-A202,Z6

• Anglo-Scotta (James Drake), B642

• Angoff, Samuel E., C353, G203-G204

• Anima Mundi (Charles Blount), B343

• Annerino v. Dell Publishing Co. (1958), °V5

• Annett, Peter, trial, S123

• Anonymity for journalists: T26;
  • Altgeld (John P.) criticizes, A90;
  • California law, B557;
  • campaign literature, D253, K182, L75, N184, O98-O99, R66;
  • favors, A33, P295, P324, T126;
  • Hadlow (John) case, C128;
  • Maryland Journal (1777), T52;
  • opposes, A90, A255, H93, H246, T102

• Anonymity for juveniles. See Juveniles

• Another Country (James Baldwin), A205, I18, M37, N141

• Answer, The (William J. Chidley), C317

• Antho (Rutgers University), C331, C419

• Anti-Catholic publications, B29, C368-C370, E11, F163, F167, H431,J78, L326-L327, M74, M283, P30, R167, R221, S67, S82, S615, W86-W89

• Anti-Persecution Union, Scottish, F116, O96, P53

• Anti-slavery press. See Abolitionist press

• Aphrodite (Pierre Louys), A229

• Appeal from the Country to the City (Charles Blount), H109

• Appeal to Caesar, An (Richard Montague), M439

• Appeal to Reason, B502, S82, S168, W67, °W9

• Appeale to the Parliament on Sions Plea against the Prelacie,

• An(Alexander Leighton), G40, L162-L164

• Aquino v. Bulletin Co. (1959), °S61

• Arabian Nights, The, A213, D73

• Arber, Edward, A220-A221, M378

• Arcadia, Calif., B384, M140, M462

• Archer, John, trial, S123

• Archer, William, A225-A226, G43, G243, G248

• Archibald, Samuel J., A227-A228, F306

• Archives. See Public records, right of access to

• Arcularius,
• Philip I., C434

• Areopagitica (John Milton): analysis and criticism, A232, A298, B379, B612, F95, H40, I9, M202, M379, M614, R124, S554, W352;
  • Blount (Charles) adaptation, B343-B344, S252;
  • Denton (William) adaptation, D106, S252;
  • Douglas (Justice William O.) on, D224;
  • early allusions to, H42;
  • forgotten edition, K29;
  • Forster (E. M.) on, F226;
  • Mirabeau's essay compared, W351;
  • modern application, B650, E156, K41, R2, R124, R151, W274;
  • Murry (J. Middleton) on, M610;
  • P.E.N. symposium on, O120;
  • Powell (Lawrence C.) on, °P17;
  • text, A220, D232, M378-M379;
  • Thomson (James) on, M99, M379, T101;
  • Tindal (Matthew) adaptation, S428;
  • title page facsimile, M428

• Argentina: freedom ofthe press, C228;
  • Inter American Press Association, I40;
  • motion picture censorship, G273;
  • Prensa, La, M416, P73

• Argus, F367, W166

• Aristides, Constantine, C352

• Arizona v. Locks (1964), °K5

• Arkansas contempt of court rule, B639

• Arkanras v. Morrill (1855), °N8

• Armitage, J. C. C., C120

• Armstrong et al. v. Armit et al. (1886), P292

• Arnold, Thurman (Justice), A247, S262

• Arslen-Masratoff, Florenz, L101

• Art and morality. See Morality and art

• Art criticism as libel, E130, G56

• Art works: censorship of, C158, C162, C493, C562, H167, L29, L355, M37, P134, P365, R257, S606, W91, W96, °D23, °R11

• Arts: censorship and the, B365, D273, J36, K8, K10, K20, °C14.
  • See also Morality and art

• Arts in Canada, °S9

• Asgill, John, A254-A256, S123

• Ashbee, Henry Spencer, A257-A260, M178, °M23

• Ashmore, Harry S., M607, °A34, °F10

• Ashurst, William (Sir), B203

• Asia: censorship of news from, J66, M215

• Associated Press, A272-A273, C545, C550, F100, F119, K59, K120, L59, L77, L133, M226, S754, °N12, °O12

• Association for Higher Education, °U10

• Association for Preserving Liberty and Property against Republicans and Levellers, B441, F360-F361, P287, R69, T163, °A35

• Association of American University Presses, °U8

• Association of Radio News Analysts, U9

• Aswell, Edward C., L76

• Atheists: equal broadcast time demanded by, U129

• Atlanta Constitution and Journal, M400

• Atlanta (Ga.) movie censorship, A91, °C8-°C9

• Atlanta Newspapers v. Grimes (1960), C592, S718, W312

• Atomic energy: restrictions of information on, B364, H260, L285, N148-N150, N177, R1, R133, S264, S449, S671, S720

• Attorney General v. The Book Named "Tropic of Cancer" (1962), A6, F111, G109, K182, L221, M234, M475

• Aubrey, James T., Jr., A274

• Audience protest in place of censorship, E124

• Aurora, B4, D262, F41-F42, S470-S471, U134

• Austin, Mary, L76

• Austin, Warren R., U214

• Australia: copyright law in, S75;
  • newspaperlaw in, S75

• --censorship in: birth control, I66;
  • books, A295, M254, M323;
  • broadcasting, A291-A292, B38;
  • Chidley (W. J.) case, C317;
  • civil cases, A294;
  • Communist Party, D185;
  • criticism, M254, P99;
  • Customs Office, A288, A293, C170;
  • federal and state laws, B482, S75;
  • "freedom to read" statement, B619;
  • Group, The, C170, G301;
  • history, B382, C433;
  • Joyce (James) works, S249;
  • Labour Monthly, A293;
  • Lady Chatterley's Lover, C130, C170;
  • librarian's responsibility in opposing, D277, J41;
  • Library Association of Australia, M323, P221;
  • motion pictures, A289-A290, G273, M374, O100, °H57;
  • New South Wales Obscenity Act (19O1), F205;
  • obscenity, G263, I6, S75, W214;
  • public library policy (N.S.W.), D280, L258;
  • public morality and, °L32;
  • Queensland Objectionable Literature Act of 1954, C34, I7;
  • reports, C170, C228, W213, °N15;
  • Squire, W157;
  • We Were the Rats, F205;
  • working class literature, H255

• Austria: censorship of English novels (182O-47) in, W411

• Authors: censorship conference, I49;
  • defend English Review, K139;
  • imagination destroyed by censorship, D212;
  • persecuted but works circulate, M18;
  • selfdiscipline, B532, B551, D18, F373-F374, S13, S601, °B59;
  • suppress own work, (Shelley) F222, (Southey) B298, S530, Z2

• Authors League of America: copyright licensing, °A42, °G17, °U6, °U8, °U10

• Avenant, William D., G126

• Aware, B314, D153, F37, N190

• Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk, A259

• Aydelotte, Frank, T186

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