C

• Cabell, James B., B258, C1-C2, C45, M289

• Cable restrictions, I46, U40-U41, U206

• Cadell, John, E54

• Cadman, S. Parkes, C221

• Cahn, Edmond, B297, °C2

• Cain (Lord Byron), Z2

• Caine, Hall, B396, G248

• Cairns, Huntington, C3, C27, F282, M510, N173, S551

• Cairo (Ill.) Gazette, L166

• Calder, John, K186

• Caldwell, Erskine, °C14

• Caldwell, Henry C., C9, G155

• Caldwell, J. B., trial, C10, N170

• Caldwell, Louis G., C11-C14, J55

• Calhoun, John C., C16, P208

• California: Burbank Public Library, S480;
  • business and professional code, L382;
  • Butte County, M140;
  • California League Enlisting Action Now (CLEAN), °M38, °M52;
  • California Library Association, M242, M305, M310, S480;
  • censorship trends, C134, M478;
  • Dictionary of American Slang, C668, E38, F158, H47, H94, K65, K113-K114, M140, °R20;
  • fair trial v. free press, B37;
  • Larkspur crusade, E148;
  • legislative report on pornography, C17;
  • libel law, N144;
  • librarians oppose censorship bills, D245, M242;
  • Long Beach Public Library, C453;
  • Los Angeles County Library, B230, M358, M474;
  • Los Angeles crime comic ordinance, G90, N69, O97;
  • Merchant of Venice banned, S599;
  • newspaper tax, B573;
  • obscenity law, B121, H12, M242, N201, R266, °C19;
  • Paradise school case, E35, M479, R214, O89;
  • public library censorship, B230, C453, F134, M140, M358;
  • public records and meetings, I50, M532, P155, °H24, °H29;
  • Riverside Public Library, T96;
  • San Diego teacher-author charged, H1;
  • Santa Barbara Public Library, °M465;
  • school library censorship, B385, D245, F134, I72, L266, R44, S3, W219;
  • Sex Life of a Cop, K137;
  • state agencies control printing distribution, L382;
  • syndicalist legislation, K126, P138;
  • Tenney Committee investigation of subversion, B78;
  • Tropic of Cancer trials, B247, F135, H12, M181, M471, O22, T190;
  • Tulare County, K113-K114, K135, M140;
  • University of (Berkeley), F91

• California League Enlisting Action Now (CLEAN), O38, °M52

• California V. Ferlioghetti (1957), E50, F83, P109

• Calkins, Raymond (Rev.), B410

• Call, Tomme C., C165

• Call (New York), C278

• Callander, T. E., D287

• Callender, James T., C22-C23, F218, H264, M353, S471, S473, W166

• Callender, William, C412

• Calverton, V. F., C26-C27, M46

• Cambridge History of American Literature, D5

• Cambridge University, F345

• Cameron, Dorothy, trial, °D23

• Camillus Junius, °M14

• Caminita, Ludovico, C324

• Campbell, Colin J., G273

• Campbell v. Spottiswoode (1863), L247

• Campion, William, trial, C35, C91, P190

• Canada: contempt of court by publication, S97;
  • copyright law, F245;
  • fair trial and free press, F296, °A5;
  • freedom of the
  • press in, B85, F77-F79, F146, F318, L377, M206, R140, R162, S97, S203;
  • hate propaganda in,°C5, °G40;
  • libel laws, K109-K112, S97, S583, S757;
  • public records law, °R25

• --censorship in: F147, F280, F370, M56, W125, °R32;
  • Alberta gag law, F318, F335, I27, S402;
  • American News Co., Ltd., M88;
  • American publications, C41;
  • Bernard Clare, F23, F25;
  • Bible, W374;
  • blasphemous libel, M587, S628;
  • Britain compared, W98;
  • Le Canada-Revue (Montreal), C40;
  • Canadian Bar Association statement, L78;
  • Canadian Freeman, A65;
  • Canadien, R291;
  • Collins (Francis) trial, A65;
  • comic books, F379;
  • criminal code, S642;
  • Customs office, B135, B443, F23, F25, R103, S642, W98;
  • Dixon (F. J.) trial, D184;
  • Edinborough (Arnold) on, E28-E30;
  • L'Electenr(Quebec), B555;
  • favors, T201 ;
  • free thought literature, R86;
  • French Canada since 1808, M187;
  • Jehovah's Witnesses cases, B85, C518, J32, S402;
  • Lady Chatterley's Lover, C130, H61;
  • lantern slides,°H56;
  • libraries intellectual freedom statement, C43;
  • Miller (Henry) works, B443;
  • motion pictures, A246, E79, F174, G273, M374, °H57-°H58;
  • newspapers, E47, G282, T73;
  • obscenity, A62, B392, C42, F380, G263, M88-M89, M413, P220, S97,°C17, °G9, °L20, °V2;
  • Peyton Place, B135, U7;
  • post office, R103;
  • public library, D67, P255;
  • Quebec, F335, R162, S27, S43, S402, S638, °R32;
  • radical literature, C199, S203;
  • radio and television, F279, G282, M440, S43, °C4-°C5;
  • seditious libel, A65, D184, S97, W374;
  • self-censorship, G282;
  • Sexual Behavior in the Human Male, F370;
  • Tobacco Road, H141;
  • Toronto P220;
  • Tropic of Cancer, B443;
  • World War I, B49, B505;
  • World War II, C44, C354, F145, L43, L143, P354, S207, S352, S640, S760

• --newspapers: bibliography, L383;
  • commission, L377;
  • law, S748;
  • libel case, H377

• --radio and television broadcasting: censorship, F279, G282, M440, S43;

  • Committee on Broadcasting, °C4;
  • controversial issues, B277, M440;
  • crime and violence, °W13;
  • government controls necessary, S41, S44, S564;
  • Royal Commission study, C39, M28, R93;
  • same freedom as press, P192

• Le Canada-Revue, C40

• Canadian Bar Association: statement on censorship and obscenity, L78

• Canadien, R291

• Canby, Henry S., C45-C46, C221

• Candor pamphlets, C48, C437, C512, E1, F30-F32

• Candy (Terry Southern and Mason Hoffenberg), C532, N151, P213, S5, °G8

• Canham, Erwin D., A165, A173, C49-C56, M549, U231

• Cannon, Raymond J. (Rep.), P111

• Canons of journalism, A163, C131, I47, U9, °A39, °I22, °N8. See also Newspapers (United States)

• Canons of Judicial Ethics, American Bar Association, Canon 20. See Fair trial v. free press

• Canons of Judicial Ethics, American Bar Association, Canon 35. See Photography in courtroom;
  • Radio and television broadcasting (United States)

• Canton, Ohio: Don R. Mellett martyrdom, D202, °M30

• Cantwell, John J. (Rev.), P111, W103

• Cantwell v. Connecticut (1940), B662, C514

• Cap of Liberty, W230

• Capper, Arthur, I2

• Captive, The (Edouard Bourdet), A170

• Care, Henry, trial, C72-C73, L182, S33, S123, S587

• Carlile, Jane, trial, C74-C75, C91

• Carlile, Mary Anne, trial, C76-C78, C91, M59, S744

• Carlile, Richard: A60, C33, C79-C91, C429, °F32;
  • criticism of, C25, S508;
  • defense of, A59-A60, M337-M338;
  • Mill, (J. S.) defends, M338;
  • Mill (James) defends, M337;
  • New gate Monthly Magazine, N145;
  • newspapers published by, P331;
  • portrait of, V31;
  • Prompter, The, C84;
  • Republican, The, R96;
  • Shelley (P. B.) defends, S318;
  • trial (Age of Reason), B126, C33, C79-C83, C85-C87, C89-C90, D146, D224, H414, J96, K79, M26, M59, R283, W107, W230;
  • trial (shopmen), B458, C35, C91

• Carlson, James R., °C14

• Carmer, Carl, C96, V10

• Carpenter, Edward, C101, H157

• Carpenter, George M. (Judge), H243

• Carpenter, William, trial, C102, F33

• Carr, Leo (Judge), °O7

• Carrington, Charles, C106, G246

• Carter, Joseph, trial, C374

• Carter, William, trial, C559

• Cartoons: censorship of B487, N123, P47, S160, S456-S457, T224;
  • on censorship, B667, D2, E46, H331-H334, °O12

• Cartwright, John (Major), C118-C119, K79, S150, W230

• Cary, Joyce, C120, G12

• Casanova's Homecoming (Arthur Schnitzler), A229, C189, T16

• Casey, John M., S110, S112

• Casey, Ralph D., C131, L71, M550, S108, S453

• Cassil, R. V., °C14

• Castagna, Edwin, C134-C135, C694, °C14

• Cat Called Jesus, A (Geri T. Davis), °H1, °R20

• Catch V. Shaen (1870), F115

• Catcher in the Rye, The (Salinger, J. D.), A205, B400, M459, O12, °C41, J19

• Cater, Douglas, G23

• Catholic Church, censorship of: G32, G34, G202, H313, L132, L158, O86-O89, S84, S662, °B13, °G43, °H31, °O11;
  • Arundel, Archbishop of Canterbury (1408), C65;
  • birth control, B315-B316, B318, S272, S276, S710;
  • Bishops' statement (1957), C139;
  • Bishops' statement on films (1961), C140;
  • Blanshard (Paul), B315-B320, O86, Z13;
  • Blockade, C193, T41;
  • Boston, M38, R42;
  • Boston Pilot, P169;
  • boycotts, M570, R194;
  • British press, M19;
  • Le Canada-Revue (Montreal), C40;
  • canon law, G178, J76, P112, S523;
  • Cardinal Hayes Literature Committee, C70, S80;
  • college libraries, B636, S523;
  • college publications, C19, O31, S696;
  • college students, B637;
  • Connecticut, R194;
  • criticism of, B315-B320, M497, O90, P132, R221;
  • Deputy, The, A249;
  • L'Electeur (Quebec), B555;
  • fascism in Spain, S232;
  • freedom of press a snare, M408;
  • Gardiner (Rev. Harold C.) on, G32-G38;
  • Ginsburg (Ralph) on, W250;
  • guidelines for Catholic novelists, °G11;
  • history of, P361, R179;
  • Holy Name Society, G31;
  • imprimatur, use of, A217, D106, K175, °B12;
  • internal restraints, V38, °G13
  • Jesuit libel case, V26;
  • limited control favored, C356, O88;
  • Martin Luther (film), L139, T211, W129;
  • Menace, The, B29, C370, F163, F167, H431, R221, S615;
  • Miracle, The, B79, C357-C358, C514, C672, H108, K23, K182, L29, L230, M4, M386-M387, M456, M543, N62, N147, O57, P132, R82, R118, S187, S241, T159, W47, W94, W158, W234;
  • modesty and printed word, M316;
  • Moon Is Blue, The, L29, S187;
  • morality of, C686;
  • motion pictures, B315-B316, B318, B320, B329, B457, B461, B635, C140-C142, D2, D275, F4, F48, F82, G32, K158, L173, N130, P132, P185-P186, S66, S187, S445, T41;
  • Nation, The, A22, A184, A222, B224, B646, C37, F104, H297, H310, K185, M104, N14, S105;
  • negative overstressed, A244;
  • New York editors fear church power, B548;
  • Newark Archdiocese, C142;
  • news management, °A4;
  • Noyes (Alfred), Voltaire, S335, W299;
  • obscenity, A93-A94, G35, S311-S315, S444, S615, S739, T9, V25, °C24, O564;
  • O'Neill (James M.) on, O86-O89;
  • Papal encyclical, P185-P186, V25;
  • Pius XI, P185, V25;
  • Pius XII, P186, W272;
  • pornography, not literature, B459;
  • pressure group, B315-B318, B320, B522;
  • Protestant Bible burned in Ireland, D246;
  • Quebec clerical control, S27, S638;
  • Radio and television, W272;
  • reader maturity, emphasis on, M438;
  • Reader's Digest, S276;
  • Redemptionist fathers on, M343-M344;
  • Richards (V. P.) on, S496;
  • St. JohnStevas (Norman) on, °S2;
  • St. Louis, P30;
  • school libraries, H223, K174;
  • Seldes (George) on, S231-S232;
  • self-criticism, A20;
  • Sheerin (John B.) on, S311-S315;
  • Shuster (George N.) on, S369;
  • Southern Parrish, C594;
  • stage plays, P203, W201;
  • Stritch (Cardinal) on, S688;
  • Yorkville (N.Y.) campaign against pornography, K58, °R20. See also Anti-Catholic publications;
  • Index Librorum Prohibitorum;
  • Legion of Decency, National;
  • National Office for Decent Literature

• Catholic Church: libel under civil law, O60, °C53

• Catholic librarians: book selection, S344;
  • controversial novels, H223;
  • views on censorship,D117-D118, °G10

• Catholic Theater Movement: white list of, P203

• Catholic War Veterans (New Jersey), C331, C419

• Catlin, G. E. G., C143-C144, M593, O120

• Cato's Letters (John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon), L213, P153, T181, °J3

• Cattell, J. MeKeen, C569

• Cavalier, F. J., C97

• Cawley, Francis R., U57

• Cellier, Elizabeth, trial, C152-C153, S33

• Censored verse (mock), B570, C160, P356

• Censors and censorship: P364, W309;
  • advice to censor, L186;
  • Alice in Justice Land, F89;
  • Brighton town
  • councillors exclude women, C168;
  • British Home Secretary (Joynson-Hicks), E46;
  • Broun (Heywood) on, E132, P364;
  • censor needs protection, F86;
  • Chesterton (G. K.) on, C303-C304;
  • creator v. censor, P256;
  • Customs censor, B301, H285;
  • Cutie, A Warm Mamma, H180;
  • Dutch Treat Club on, °D35;
  • editors and ghost writers, S741;
  • Erskine (John) on, E139;
  • "the good censor," B551;
  • heretics suppressed (satire), E27;
  • Hone (William) parodies, H332-H335, P39;
  • humorous anecdotes, °K17;
  • ignore artistic expression, L53;
  • imaginary portrait, B447;
  • Krutch (Joseph W.) on, K205;
  • lampooning, B347, B570, B667, C160, L159, P215, S325;
  • legal liability of extra-legal censor, M385;
  • librarians, F131, F134, M449, S324, S492, S690, W38, W380;
  • mother as censor, °K16;
  • Nathan (G. J.) on, N6N7, °N5;
  • obsession with sex, V70;
  • play, on subject of, P215;
  • police as censors (satire), P219;
  • Pollock (Channing) on, P233;
  • post-office censor, J77, K4;
  • publicize significant books, L293;
  • Radcliffe (Lord) on, R2;
  • Santayana (George) on, S59;
  • Saroyan (William) on, S65;
  • satire, A29, A54, A235, A251, B2, B184, B301, B630, C2, C576, E3, E27, E46, F89, G24, H348, I35, J70, M27, N126, N200, O122, P62-P63, P129, P219, R9, S431, S514, °D35, °W4;
  • Shaw (G. B.) on, S293-S297;
  • stage censor's testimony, S686;
  • verse, K117;
  • Zeitlin (Jake) on, Z3

• Censorship, C174

• Censorship: B173, C462, E48, F69, G12, I63, M29, M96, M198, S500, W231, W276;
  • adult's v. children's standards, H125, N9, S271;
  • anthropological basis, M269;
  • bibliography, S130, S453 ;
  • Brentford(Viscount) on, P247;
  • capitalist v. socialist state, M124;
  • children, protection of, G264, H366, V8;
  • classification board recommended, G264;
  • combat evil in life, not fiction, C304;
  • conservative, radical, and moderate views, B486;
  • control versus F267;
  • cost as factor, H442;
  • Cowley (Malcolm) on, C604, C606;
  • curbs and stimulates, V8;
  • destroys writer's imagination, D212;
  • De Voto (Bernard) on, D136;
  • education instead of, P61;
  • Ellis (Havelock) on, E69, E73;
  • encourages pornography, G172;
  • Erikine (John) on, E138-E139;
  • ethical aspects, S191;
  • exhibits, K18;
  • favors, B551, C124, C458, F365, G92, J115, P137, S350, Y27;
  • favors control of obscenity, not politics, E56;
  • fear of idea as hostile deed, C393;
  • Fellman (David) on, F69-F70;
  • film on, C174;
  • food and drug control equated with, C231, G92;
  • futility of D238 D239, F324, F385, M254, M349, R51;
  • Gibbon (Monk) on, G92;
  • Golden (Aubrey) on, G128;
  • good literature replaces, K105, P61;
  • Griswold (Whitney) on, G298;
  • ground rules, C604, C606;
  • Harris (Frank) on, H113;
  • Hays (Arthur G.) on, H158-H159;
  • Hicks (Granville) on, H250;
  • history is against, B565, I75;
  • history of, I75, K128, L13, L68, M193, P362-P363, S40, V8;
  • Housman (Laurence) on, H366;
  • Huxley (Aldous) on, H441-H442;
  • Jefferson (Thomas) on, J27;
  • Kirk (Russell) on, K128;
  • Lass well (Harold) on, L67-L68;
  • Lawrence (D. H.) on, L97-L101, P247;
  • liberals v. tories, L245;
  • limits of freedom of expression, C366, F70, °H47;
  • Lippmann (Walter) on, L306;
  • literary criticism versus, H340, K10, K89, K142, L2, S210, S330, T106;
  • Lockian view, I71;
  • Macdonald (Dwight) on, M50;
  • man a free agent, M254;
  • mass audience, C194;
  • Masters (Edgar Lee) on, M236;
  • Mead (Margaret) on, M269;
  • Miller (Henry) on, M347-M350;
  • minority pressures for, A177, B564, B576, B614, D256, F252-F253, H310, I60, M461, M596, O90, R83, R119, S86, S187, S445;
  • moral failure as cause, B422;
  • morality and, °R9;
  • Neilson (William A.) on, N95;
  • obscenity control in society, L4, P333;
  • opposes, B108, B651, H266, I71, M254, M348-M350, R27, S286-S500;
  • Orwell (George) on, O106;
  • out of context, I73;
  • pattern changes, R308;
  • periodicals on topic, C170, C225, C228;
  • Playboy philosophy on, H185-H186, °H26;
  • political efforts, R142;
  • Pollock (Channing) on, P233;
  • Priestley (J. B.) on, P317-P318;
  • promotes sale and use, B118, B134, F324, H246, J4, J27, M135, M349, S285;
  • public opinion to replace, H135, J83, S621;
  • quotations on, L76;
  • Ratcliffe (Ebenezer) on, R27;
  • Redman (Ben Ray) on, R51-R52;
  • relaxation of, noted, G124;
  • Russell (Bertrand) on, R300, R303;
  • St.John-Stevas(Norman) on, S13;
  • Seagle (William) on, S218-S219;
  • self-censorship by author, B551, F373- F374, S13, S601;
  • self-censorship by reader, H4, H441, I83, M236, S442;
  • Shaw (G. B.) on, S286-S297;
  • society requires some form, K128;
  • sociological basis, A51-A52, M96;
  • standardization pressures, R2;
  • state powers should be limited, H306;
  • teletape on, C226;
  • weakness, admission of, W81. See also Literature, censorship of (Great Britain);
  • Literature, censorship of (United States).

• Great Britain: P235, S496;
  • adult's v. children's standards, H125;
  • bookseller, °G28;
  • Brentford (Viscount) on, B496, P247;
  • censorship department proposed, F1;
  • crisis of 1938, M207;
  • Customs office, C421, C620, F337, S403;
  • divorce news, G81, R128;
  • Elizabethan, M346, S307;
  • favors, K37, Y27, °C35;
  • foreign government instigates, S437;
  • history, C21, C399, C620-C621, G1, G120, H83, H300, M334, N202, P228, R283, S378, W181, W230;
  • Housman (Laurence) on, H366-H369;
  • imagination, enemies of, W301;
  • James I, S307;
  • Johnson, (Pamela H.) on,°I17-°I18;
  • lampooning, B667, E46;
  • Lawrence (D. H.) on, L97, L99-L101;
  • literature in hands of reformers, H125;
  • Macaulay (Thomas B.) on, M6;
  • Marxian interpretation, P228;
  • Moore (George) on, M492;
  • new populism as guardians, H296;
  • obnoxious but necessary, S658;
  • Official Secrets Act, M208-M210, N80, O50, R183, °W24;
  • Paine (Thomas) on, P8, P10;
  • police raid, °C54;
  • publishers censorship board, °H34;
  • Radcliffe (Lord) on, R2;
  • Russell (Bertrand) on, R300, R303;
  • Sayers (Dorothy) on, S77;
  • selfcensorship, B532, D18, S601;
  • social change, J7;
  • socialist views, M208-M211;
  • state's obligation to censor, K37;
  • Stephen (Sir Leslie) on, S621;
  • Stocker (Bram) on, S658-S659;
  • U.S.S.R. and England compared, P228;
  • youth rejects, R20. See also Licensing of printing (Great Britain)

• --United States: B70, B173, B319, D26, G64, G208, H72, I44, K30, M76, M334, N50, N164, P104, P137, Q5, R251, S219, T217, U223, W146, W298, M1, °S50;
  • administrative censorship, K2;
  • affirmation v. negation, W375;
  • American Bar Association statement, A98;
  • American Civil Liberties Union, A109-A135, N147, R31, M27;
  • American Legion, H194, M479, N75;
  • American Studies Association, K62;
  • anthologies, B173, D26, E48, M29, M159, S182, S717, °M1;
  • anticipatory censorship, I46;
  • balance intellectual imports and exports (satire), B628;
  • bibliography, C58, S130, U196, W133, Y22, °S20;
  • board of review proposed, E64;
  • booksellers and librarians oppose, A154, J42, T213;
  • booksellers oppose, C311, F39, G6, H425, I46;
  • Boyd (Ernest) on, B448;
  • Boynton (H. W.) on, Q53;
  • Broun (Heywood) on, B543-B549, P364;
  • burlesque, N10;
  • case history (imaginary), M214;
  • children, protection of; B470, C349, G36, G264, H312, K208, O19, S271, S714-S716, T66, W35, W139-W143, °G10, °N16;
  • climate favorable to (1940), K216;
  • Congress as censor, O9;
  • content analysis, D215;
  • countervailing pressures needed, L297;
  • court cases (text), H16, K181-K182;
  • courts, not vigilantes, B446, C169, J5, K65, M597, P360;
  • Cowley (Malcom) on, C604-C606, W146;
  • cultural context, L50-L52;
  • cultural pluralism, W176;
  • cultural vigilantism, F92, L29;
  • Davidson (Donald) on, °D3;
  • declaratory judgment, P176;
  • dialectical republic, in a, B75;
  • Dixon (Thomas) on, D186;
  • Draper (John W.) on, D250;
  • Dreiser (Theodore) on, D251-D252, Q5;
  • extralegal methods, H194, L8, L131;
  • false synonymies, P162;
  • favors, I115, P137, S350, °G11;
  • fear prompts, E159, R267;
  • Federal Bureau of Aesthetics proposed, P256;
  • federal control bureau opposed, U5;
  • foreign ideologies, censorship opposed to combat, C402-C403;
  • Freedom of Information Center, F177, F305, K62;
  • Gardiner (Rev. Harold C.) on, G32, G34, G36;
  • Gertz (Elmer) on, G84-G89;
  • government opinions in advance, T40;
  • government role, L3, L10;
  • ground rules, C606;
  • Haldeman-Julius
  • (Emanuel) on, H24;
  • Hecht (Ben) on, P364;
  • high school students opinions on, S2;
  • history, L213, L216, M334, R198, R251, W181, W183-W185, °N8, °S8;
  • Industrial Commission testimony, S168;
  • Jefferson (Thomas) on, J27, L218;
  • Kallen (H. M.) on, K8-K11;
  • labor and social grievances, R262, S168, S177;
  • Landis (James M.) on, L33, S191;
  • legal liability, M385;
  • literati v. Philistines, L52;
  • Liveright (Horace B.) on, Q5;
  • McCarthy (Joseph P.) on, M15-M16;
  • McCarthy (Mary) on, M17-M18, U223;
  • Maverick (Maury, Jr.) on, M249;
  • Meneken (H.L.) on, M287, M290;
  • minority groups, rights and limitations, M596, W279;
  • minority pressures for, A177, B564, B576, D256, F252-F253, H310, I60, M461, O90, R83, R119, S86, S187, S445, S695;
  • municipal action, B313, H194, L6;
  • Murray (Rev. John C.) on M596-M597;
  • Nathan (G. J.) on, N6-N11;
  • National Book Committee, K62;
  • National Council of Teachers of English on, K62, N52-N54;
  • National Council on Freedom from Censorship, N56-N66, W184;
  • National Defense Association on, N67-N68;
  • National Education Association, K62, N52;
  • national emergency (1934), R173;
  • National Liberal League on, N71-N74;
  • news and editorial coverage of; K51, P158;
  • O'Brien (Frederick) on, P364;
  • O'Higgins (Harvey J.) on, O54-O55;
  • O'Neill (James M.) on, O86-O89;
  • opposes, G64, G291, H210, J64, K65, L6, L263, M240, M371, P137, R261, T3;
  • paperbacks, I43, R241, W41, W162;
  • Parker (Dorothy) on, P364;
  • patriotic groups, H194, M479, N75, S617;
  • Perry (Bliss) on, P113;
  • Phelps (William Lyon) on, P145;
  • Pilpel (Harriet) on, P171-P178;
  • police, A205, B367, B412, B454, B620, C210, C310, C352, D2, K182, L6, L48, M278, M327, N151, P2, S5, S35, S112, S409, S704, U127, W198;
  • political, P224;
  • prior restraint, P71, P306;
  • promote good books instead of censoring bad, B116, B120, C97, G64, M135, S68;
  • proof of corruption required, N11;
  • publishers criticized for apathy, J107;
  • publishers guilty of; S553;
  • publishers stand, A101-A104, N15;
  • Puritan revival, J70, M287, O56, S152, W25;
  • Putnam (George H.) on, P359-P360, P362-P363;
  • radical right, pressures for, C453, M45, M490;
  • reader as censor, H4, J83, M236, °L30;
  • reader maturity, basis of; M438;
  • Rice (Elmer L.) on, R117-R122, S191;
  • Roosevelt (Franklin D.) on, R224-R226, S572;
  • Rosenberg (James N.) on, R251;
  • Russell (Bertrand) on, R300;
  • schoolmen debate, R10;
  • Schroeder (Theodore A.) on, S113-S185;
  • Seagle (William) on, S219;
  • Sherman (Stuart P.) on, S330;
  • social control, V67, Y21;
  • South, the, R156;
  • state laws, S521;
  • Steele (Wilbur Daniel) on, S602;
  • Steffens (Lincoln) on, S604;
  • Stritch (Cardinal) on, S688;
  • students' right to read, F311, M120, N54, W409;
  • subtle means, R83;
  • Sumner (John) on, B448, S273, S722-S732, T131;
  • Van Doren (Mark) on, V12-V13, W146;
  • views of prominent Americans, C221;
  • Warren (Robert Penn) on, W146;
  • Watson (G. B.) on, S191, W82;
  • Weeks (Edward) on, W110-W112;
  • Welch (Robert) on, W128;
  • Wescott (Glen-way) on, W146;
  • Whipple (Leon R.) on, W181-W185;
  • Wright (Willard H.) on, W171.See also Literature, censorship of (United States);
  • Motion picture censorship (United States);
  • Newspaper censorship (United States);
  • Post Office censorship (United States);
  • Propaganda and censorship;
  • Public libraries, United States;
  • Radio and television broacasting (United States);
  • School library censorship

• Censorship news (Great Britain): Annual Register (1761-date), A204;
  • Bookseller, The, B395;
  • Civil Liberty, N44;
  • Seven Arts, S258;
  • World's Press News, W395

• Censorship news (United States): (1931) C651, (1940-50) H297, (1953) A104, M603, (1954) L6, M371, (1955) M609, (1955-date) P170, (1957-58) D283, (1958-59) S261, (1959-60) C225, (1960) F129, (1960-63) M125-M127, (1961) C203, (1963) A42, C184, C191, I44, S490, (1964) C183, G17, (1964-66) M306-M308;
  • ACLU reports, A110, A115;
  • Appleton's Register (1861-1902), A218;
  • Audience Unlimited News, °A38;
  • Bang, The, B47;
  • book censorship, 1945-55, F382;
  • Broadcasting, B519;
  • Bulletin (American Society of Newspaper Editors), A162;
  • Censorship Bulletin (American Book Publishers Council), A102;
  • Civil Liberties, A115;
  • Editor and Publisher, E31;
  • FOI Digest, F177;
  • Grassroots Editor,°G31;
  • Library Journal, L261;
  • Masses and Mainstream report (1953), B50;
  • Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom (American Library Association), A150;
  • Nieman Reports, N178;
  • Public, The, P343;
  • Publishers' Weekly, P351;
  • Quill, Q8;
  • Readers' Right (New Jersey), N120;
  • Variety, V23;
  • Village Voice, The, V42

• "Censureship," T40

• Cerf Bennett, C233-C234, J111

• Chafee, Zechariah, Jr., C236-C260, C353, C505, K12, L127,°N8

• Chain Lightning, L326-L327

• Chamberlain, Edward W., C264-C265, H243

• Champion, T67-T70, W230

• Chancellor, Christopher, F303

• Chandler, Lucinda B., H101

• Channing, William E., T186

• Chant d'Amour, Un, (film), S430

• Chapman, John, trial, H139, M59

• Chapman, Livewell, L178, R268

• Charleston, S.C.: Fisk (Theophilus) attacked, F133;

• News and Courier libel case, D59

• Chase, J. Frank, C280-C284, L272, N117, P364, S594, W356

• Chase, Samuel (Judge), C23, C285

• Chase, William S. (Canon), C287-C290, S570

• Chastity, or Our Secret Sins (Dr. Dio Lewis), O14

• Chattanooga, Tenn.: obscenity ordinance, PS Cheap books more dangerous (doctrine), D145, I43, S218, W41

• Checkley, John, trial, C293, S438

• Chenery, William L., C297, I2

• Chesterfield, Philip D. S., C302, F240

• Chesterton, G. K., C303-C305, G248

• Chicago, censorship in: advisory board proposed(1926), F14;
  • Booksellers organize to oppose, C311, F39, G6;
  • Candy, C532, N151, S5;
  • Chicago Review, C108, C336, P212, R260;
  • Citizens' Committee for Better Juvenile Literature, T216;
  • Citizens for Decent Literature, G6;
  • comic books, N69, T216;
  • Hefner (Hugh) on, H186;
  • malicious prosecution, F12-F13;
  • March of Time, F302;
  • Martin Luther (film), T211;
  • motion picture commission (1920), C308;
  • motion picture theaters, investigation of (1909, 1911), B431;
  • motion pictures, C313, D30, I2, M327, M456, P174, T211,°C8;
  • National Office for Decent Literature, G6;
  • police handling of obscene literature, C310, M327, S5;
  • pro-British books in schools, F15, H281;
  • Public Library, H281, M37, P55, R190;
  • Respectful Prostitute, The, J2;
  • stage, I2, M327, M616, T196;
  • Times Film Corp. v. City of Chicago, A38, B483, B492, C325, C535, F152, F178, F290, F319, F346, H17, K31, K182, M4, M84, M327, O94, P325-P326, R98, S95, S187, S585, S738, W19, W33, W156, W252, Z14;
  • Tropic of Cancertrial, E108-E109, G84, G86-G89, M485, N151, N205;
  • vice commission report banned, C315, V36

• Chicago Review, C108, C336, P212, R260

• Chicago Sun, F100. See also United States V. Associated Press

• Chicago Times, D223, F119, S427

• Chicago Tribune, B195, C314, D264, E158, F126, K120, M33, M263, T15

• Chicago V. Tribune Co. (1921), C314, F126, K120

• Children, protection of, G264, H366, V8

• Children's books: censorship of; B14, B576, D216, E148, °J19

• Children's Hour (Lillian Hellman), M327

• Children's programs on radio. See Radio and televilion broadcasting (United States)

• Children's reading, censorship of: A140, C338, D216;
  • as we control what they eat, G92;
  • barriers between books and boys, M205;
  • by reviews, S670;
  • classification system recommended, G264;
  • immoral novels, H392-H394;
  • opposed, M137, M444;
  • parents' fears, L165;
  • public library book selection, P72;
  • selective use of controversial books, M438;
  • taboos in Boston and Moscow, M375;
  • whets the curiosity, H137. See also School library censorship

• Child's Instructor, The (Benjamin Keach), K34

• Chilliogworth, William, C306

• Chilton, William, O96

• China, Communist: censorship of news from, L401, M10, P293

• Christian Enquirer (Toronto), M587

• Christian Science censorship, D4-D5, M219, M612, T91-T92

• Christian Science Monitor, R94

• Christianity: Thomas Erskine's defense of; E141, E144

• Christopher, Thomas W., °O7

• Church, Richard, O120

• Church and censorship: C202, C270, G99, I71, L8, S662;
  • American Lutheran, A155;
  • Christian Science, D4-D5, M219, M612, T91-T92;
  • Churchmen's Commission for Decent Publications, A239, O46;
  • civil censorship contrary to Christian doctrine, C469;
  • clergy, limitation on expression, C501, M271;
  • content v. context Christianity, G99;
  • controllers disrespect for public, J35;
  • Conway (Moncure D.) on, C529;
  • danger of playing God, G288;
  • dialectical republic, in a, B75;
  • doorkeeper of press, H246;
  • Fanny Hill, G123;
  • Federal Council of Churches, F61, S34, S662;
  • incompatibility, L41, L190, W389;
  • libel of clergy, B541, M59, T165, W296- W297;
  • liberal religious press, F93;
  • Methodist Church, C673, D145, S546;
  • Mormon, D5;
  • motion pictures, F61;
  • National Council of Churches on, N55;
  • principles, I71;
  • Protestantism product of free discussion, W296-W297;
  • public opinion, not censorship, H135, J35;
  • religious papers, C501;
  • science, W187;
  • Southern Baptist, S60;
  • Steffens (Lincoln) on, S604;
  • truth is answer to censorship, W389;
  • world religions compatible with press freedom, G106. See also Catholic Church, censorship of;
  • National Office for Decent Literature

• Church and obscenity and pornography, C62-C63, C609-C610, F241, M445-M446, O46, P179, S529, S546, V70, W34, W62, °S57-°S64

• Church and State, G7, M37

• Church trials. See Heresy

• Churchill, Charles, B136

• Churchill v. Ainsworth et al. (1956), C330

• Churchmen's Commission for Decent Publications, A239, O46

• Cincinnati: obscenity ordinance, C645, N69;
  • Citizens for Decent Literature campaign, S706;
  • Civil War, P278;
  • riot against abolitionist press, B280-B281, O58

• Cincinnati Enquirer, M615

• Cincinnati v. Marshall (1961), C645

• Cinema censorship. See Motion picture censorship

• Circulating Libraries Association (Great Britain), censorship, B21, B184, B396, C343-C344, E136, G187, H127, J24, L310, L312, M491-M493, N105, S419, S498, T49, V69

• Circulation of printed matter, freedom of. See Handbill distribution;
  • Newspaper tax (Great Britain);
  • Newspaper tax (United States)

• Citizens for Decent Literature, C275, C347-C351, F311, G5-G6, H31, I121, K135, M188, M307, M324, P37, S435, S706, U116, °R20, °R22, U5

• Citrine et al v. Ponutney, (1940), °P16

• Civic Biology (George W. Hunter), A77, G112, G259, T48, T148

• Civil liberty, licentiousness, and faction: thoughts on, B562

• Civil War and Commonwealth (Great Britain), secret printing, P205-P206

• Civil War censorship: E58, F339, W320-W321;
  • Baltimore, M243;
  • Belleviller (Ill.) Zeitung, F323;
  • bibliography, U196;
  • Cairo (Ill.) Gazette, L166;
  • Chicago Times, D223;
  • Cincinnati, P278;
  • code, W321;
  • Dubuque Herald, B332, M149;
  • freedom of speech an outgrowth of; H378;
  • history, K184, W185, W320;
  • Jeffersonian, The, A7;
  • Lincoln (Abraham) on, L289, °N8;
  • McClelland (Gen. George B.), °N8;
  • Macon Telegraph, B478;
  • military secrecy violated, R18, W305;
  • National Advocate, B61;
  • New York (State) V. John A. Dix, H29;
  • New York Journal of Commerce, P279;
  • New York World, P279;
  • newspapers, A218, C109, P279, R18;
  • Northern press, K46, R18, °G42;
  • Post Office, U46-U47;
  • Roosevelt (Theodore) on, R228

• Clancy, James J., °K5

• Clandestine press: S31;
  • Belgium, World War I, M341;
  • British Civil War and Commonwealth, P205;
  • World War II, 8165. See also Abolitionist press;
  • Marprelate tracts

• Clapper, Raymond, I2, M549

• Clark, Barrett H., B258, C361-C362

• Clark, Tom C. (Justice), °K2

• Clark, William L., trial, C369-C370, S82

• Clarke, John, trial, C35, C91, C374

• Clarkson, Lawrence, C375, G235

• Classics (English) as obscene, V60

• Classification of films. See Motion picture censorship (Great Britain)

• Clay, Cassius M., C376-C377, N219

• Clean Books League (New York), A171, B333, B448, C380-C381, C676, F213-F214, F385, O93, Q5, S724, Y31

• "Clear and present danger" dictum: C536, H396, K180-K182, L386, M600, N147, W152;
  • alternate doctrines, S277, W322;
  • Black (Justice Hugo) on, B297, M275;
  • Chafee (Zechariah J.) on, C242-C243;
  • Corwin (E. S.) on, C571;
  • Harlan (Justice John M.) on, M275;
  • history of application, C704;
  • judicial semantics, C696;
  • Meiklejohn (Alexander) on, M274-M276;
  • Mendelson (Wallace) on, M292-M295;
  • objection to, W322;
  • obscenity case application, L329;
  • Rogge (O. John) on, R2-R216;
  • text, H3, N147

• Cleland, John, F250. See also Fanny Hill

• Clemens, C. C., H103

• Clemens, Samuel L., B404, C385, D28, E62, L350, °N7

• Clendening, Logan, L76

• Clergy: libel of, B541, M59, T165, W296-W297;
  • limitation on expression, C501, M271

• Clergy in Their Colors, The (John Fry), F369

• Cleveland, Ohio: bar-press guide, °L35;
  • censorship ordinance, M573;
  • motion picture censorship investigation, B99, I15;
  • police censorship, V68;
  • public library book selection policies, F343

• Clifford, Henry, F161

• Clift, Charles, C230

• Clyde, Ethel, K214-K215, S174

• Cobb, Irving S., A217, C221

• Cobbett, William: B298, B432, C95, C367, C428, E149, H414, E461, W83, °J13, °O13;
  • bibliography, P76;
  • British trials, B278, B583, C405, C407-C408, K79, M59, M256, N182, P287;
  • on libel law, T141;
  • Philadelphia trials, C404, C406, C410, N96, R85, W166;
  • Political Register, C411;
  • portrait of; V31, °N18

• Cochise College, C565

• Cochrane, William, trial, C35, C91

• Cockburn, Alexander, L27, C620, P213, M88, S22

• Cockburn, Gland, M29

• Codes, self-regulation. See Canons of journalism;
  • Comic books, censorship of;
  • Motion picture censorship, United States;
  • Publishers and publishing;
  • Radio and television broadcasting (United States)

• Coe, Richard L., G274-G275

• Cohen, Benjamin, U227

• Cohen, David, °A19

• Coleridge, John D. (Judge), B323, C435

• Collective bargaining and freedom of the press. See Labor unions

• Colledge (or College), Stephen, C440, L179, S33

• College and research libraries: book selection, °B50;
  • "Canon 1399," S523;
  • censorship in, B442, °B50;
  • Cochise College, C565;
  • impoverished, W6;
  • in loco parentis, M591;
  • Index, B636-B637;
  • Jersey City Junior College, V12;
  • labeling (Alabama), K70;
  • Montana, H198;
  • propaganda in, N179, V18;
  • World War II, V18

• College English Association, °U10

• College publications, censorship of; A109, A113, A130, A133, C19, C108, C220, C331, C336, C339, C419, C565, D200, F183, F227, G93, G267, H59, H372, K71, M60, M286, O31, P212, P232, P357, R277, S454, S494, S696, W123, °D17-°D18, °D28, °E12, °G39, °H32, °H62, °R8, °S60, °W11, °W27

• College students: Catholic Index, B637;
  • priest defends modern fiction for, B460;
  • textbook burning, B647

• Collier, Jeremy, stage controversy, A211, C443-C444, C506, F109, G126, K203, R141

• Collier, John, C445-C450, L76

• Collier, Thomas, trial, H62

• Collier's V. Grape Nuts and Postum (1910), G56

• Collins, Francis, A65

• Collins, Hilda, M140

• Collins, John, trial, C455, M59

• Collins, LeRoy, C456, C540

• Collins, Richard, C502

• Collison, R. L. W., C459-C462, S496

• Colombia: freedom of the press in, C228

• Colonial press censorship (United States): bibliography, D278, L213, S748;
  • Bradford (William) trial, K44, M116, °M43;
  • Checkley (John) trial, C293, S438;
  • editors discuss press freedom, °L15;
  • elected assembly, N100;
  • Fowle (Daniel) trial, F242-F243;
  • Gaines (Hugh), F216;
  • Goddard (William), T52;
  • Gorton (Samuel), G184, J17, W331;
  • Harris (Benjamin), F217, H109, M427, M560;
  • history, B199, D278, E55, L213, S188;
  • Livingston (William) on, °L31;
  • Maryland Journal, T52;
  • Massachusetts, D278, G164, G184, S188;
  • Maule (Thomas) trial, C269, J97, M588, P146;
  • Moore (William) trial, R132;
  • New York, S188;
  • Norfolk Gazette, S374;
  • Pennsylvania, K44, M116, S188, °M43, °T3;
  • Publick Occurrences, F217, H109, M427, M560, P28;
  • Pynchon (William) book banned, S598, °P25;
  • stamp tax, B199, C630, H401, S94, °H9;
  • Thomas (Isaiah) on, T81.
  • See also Zenger, John Peter

• Color Blind (Margaret Halsey), F10

• Colorado: broadcasting and televising trials, H292, Q6, T51, °J6;
  • comic book report, C463;
  • newspaper law, P347;
  • Patterson (Thomas) contempt case, P59-P60

• Colorado C University) Daily, W123

• Colt, John W., U170

• Columbia (S.C.) College: Cooper (Thomas) heresy trial, H271

• Columbia, Mo., Free Press, °W11

• Columbia Broadcasting Co., C417, D53, °C34

• Columbia University, A113, C8, V13, W70

• Columbus, Ohio: attacks on high school books, A205;
  • police censorship, A205

• Comic books, censorship of: M334, P85, T217, W231;
  • American Civil Liberties Union statement, A114;
  • Austria, L57;
  • British censorship bill criticized, C120, C472;
  • Canadian legislation, F379;
  • Chicago, N69, T216;
  • Cincinnati, C645, N69;
  • code, C474, G149, M134, M585, S270, U164, U173, U178, W140, °E1;
  • Colorado Legislative Council report, C463;
  • community action, D87, D269, M134, N69;
  • Congressional investigation, U127, U164, U173;
  • crime and horror comics, Great Britain, C120, C472, L57, S19, °H42;
  • crime and horror comics, U.S., C643, G90, L28, L156, M230, O97, R313, S270, T217, U164, °H42;
  • evaluation of; C485;
  • France, L57, °H42;
  • futility of; C147;
  • Germany, L57, °H42;
  • horror v. comic, C120;
  • Illinois Legislative Council report, I8;
  • juvenile delinquency and comic books, C471, C473, H363, M230-M231, S270, T107, U164, U173, W72, W139-W143;
  • legislation opposed, D269;
  • Los Angeles ordinance unconstitutional, G90, L28, N69, O97;
  • Massachusetts study, M230;
  • Netherlands, The, °H42;
  • New Orleans report, N122;
  • New York, N69, N130;
  • New Zealand, T207;
  • Ohio, H354;
  • regulations, F58, H354, M80, R115, U203, W72;
  • Rhode Island study, R112;
  • Seduction of the Innocent (review of), C471, T1, O73
  • self-regulation proposed, R74;
  • Washington (State) law void, B418;
  • Wertham (Fredric) on, W139-W143. See also Reading

• Commercial Pictures Corp. v. Regents of the University of the State of New York (1954), L151, M542, S312

• Comminito, Ludobico, trial, S168

• Commission on Freedom of the Press, Report of: B476, C255, C257, D21, K170, L396, U225, U230;
  • application to Canada, A193;
  • criticism, D115, H402, M606;
  • criticism criticized, M263;
  • Farrell (James T.) on, F26;
  • Hutchins (Robert M.) defends, H435;
  • lack of press coverage, L398;
  • motion pictures, I31;
  • panel to consider problems raised by, E2;
  • press reaction, C484;
  • radio and television, U230, W192;
  • text of reports, C249, C483, H289, I31, W192-W193

• Commission on Industrial Relations, S168

• Common Human Needs (Charlotte Towle), D119

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Allison (1917), A81

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Buckingham (1822), B613, K104, O112

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Buckley (1908), D55, F213, G203, M38, N117

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Clapp (1808), °N8

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. David Lee Child(1828), C318

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Delacey (1930), B454, B658, D137, G109, G203-G204, I3, L136, M38, N116-N117

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Forever Amber (1947), C137, D129, D133, E131, G109, L292, M38, M522

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Friede (1930), B454, B620, G109, G204, M38, M502, N117, S111

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Harper (1862), H106

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Holmes (1821), E134, G109, G203, M38, Q4

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Isenstadt (1945), C46, C137, D126-
• D127, D134-D135, E131, G109, H282, J37, L171, M38, P350, S201, W289

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Kneeland (1838), C475, K147-K155, L215

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. McCance (1894), G109

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Ward (1961), J117, R198, W58

• Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Wright (1885), M90

• Commonwealth (Pa.) v. Blumeostein (1959), B221, M154

• Commonwealth (Pa.) v. Cobbett (1797), C410, W166

• Commonwealth (Pa.) v. Gordon (1949), B367, B369, F22, H424, K182, S466

• Commonwealth (Pa.) V. Landis (1870), L34

• Commonwealth (Pa.) V. Sharpless (1815), E134

• Communication: psychological barriers to, K24

• Communications satellites: control of; L204

• Communism and Catholicism: a study of thought control, B317

• Communist charge of capitalist bias in American libraries, P126

• Communist infiltration in book trade charged, K212

• Communist infiltration in entertainment industry charged. See Blacklisting in radio, television, and motion pictures

• Communist Party of the United States (U.S. Senate document), D45

• Communist propaganda: Boston Public Library, K122-K123;
  • British public libraries, I23;
  • Cunningham Amendment opposed, D241, G270;
  • Customs censorship, G195;
  • effect of; H248;
  • fear of; °H59;
  • Fish Committee proposal to outlaw, D46;
  • International Publishers, C28, T170;
  • knowledge needed to combat, L69, T3;
  • not a menace, K162, P147;
  • post-office ban, C486, D241, F316, G195, G270, M481, R135, S194-S195, S511, U113, U118. See also Post Office censorship (United States);
  • Propaganda in libraries, schools;
  • Radical Left publications;
  • Radical Right publications

• Communists: censorship by, K211

• Company of Stationers. See Stationers' Company

• Comstock, Anthony: A212, B16, B187, B191, B550, B615, C445, C487-C500, D40, H449, L3