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• Ickes, Harold, A172, I1-I2

• Iconoclast (Guy Jack), P334

• Iconoclast (W. C. Brann), °C12

• Iconography: vulgar expression in, W7

• I'd Rather Have a Paper Doll, I3

• Idaho: Catcher in the Rye, O12;
  • newspaper contempt case, I4, L85, L217

• Idiot's Delight (Robert Sherwood), B348

• Ilive, Jacob, trial, S123

• Illinois: censorship, G86-G89, M37;
  • freedom of the press, C312;
  • obscenity law, G86-G89, O45

• Illinois Vigilance Association, B115, F12-F13

• Imaginary Conversation (William S. Landor), °P20

• Imitation of Christ (Thomas A Kempis), C198

• Immigrant press: control of, P33

• "Immoral" novel. See Fiction, modern

• Impeachment for seditious sermons, S4, S33

• Imperial Germany (Thorstein Veblen), W40

• Imprimatur of Catholic Church, D106, G33, K175

• Inbau, Fred E., I16, °K2

• Independent Whig, The, °J3

• Index Librorum Prohibitorum: A248, B252, B636-B638, D6, F17, F148, F324, G38, G269, H430, K66, L391, M8, M29, P361, R62, W333;
  • abolition of, °H49;
  • American heresy, I21;
  • criticism of, C387, C587, D198, M497, W81;
  • English books on, H51, S540, T105;
  • permission to read books on, R61;
  • Quebec, S638

• Index of Henry VIII, P361, F17

• India: freedom of the press in, °A209, B71, B359, C228, L195, M381, M398, N5, R219, S424, T173, °N4, °R3, °S22;
  • libel law, F16, G310, L189, M273, M399, V24;
  • newspaper law, B259, F128, L183, M13, M298, S306, T173;
  • obscenity law, G3, °M21;
  • radio and television broadcasting, S423;
  • sedition law, C268, D211, L94

• --censorship in: C596, M103, N42;
  • banishment, F16, L189, S223;
  • criticism of Prohibition, C392;
  • Customs office, A293;
  • history, L153, R219;
  • Modern Courier (1829), C209;
  • motion pictures, H412, °B25, °H57;
  • World War I, C271

• Indiana: contempt of court by press, H341;

• textbook censorship, S212

• Indianapolis News, R231, S458, W393

• Indonesia: freedom of the press in, C170

• Ingersoll, Ralph, I2, I24

• Ingersoll, Robert G., I25-I26, M51, N74, R109, S143, °L7

• Ingram, Brian R., I35, S496

• Injunction: use of, to suppress motion picture, G135, M308

• --use of, to suppress press: °K9;
  • Buck's Stove case, A137, G151-G162, H39, P71, R154;
  • Great Britain, F180, L232;
  • labor disputes, C9, S735;
  • Minnesota "gag law," A128, A137, B79, B173, C114, F179, F232, F333, G75, H400, K120, K182, M33, M550, P281, T15, W55, Y4;
  • Pennsylvania bill, S456-S457;
  • Pennypacker (Gov. Samuel W.) on, P961, S456-S457

• Inkster, Lawrence, B21

• Inman V. Jenkins (1870), J33

• Institute of Journalists (Great Britain), G250

• Integration in libraries. See Public libraries

• Intellectual Freedom: American Library Association Conferences on (1952), A148;
  • (1953) A147;
  • (1965) A149, M426, M452;
  • (1967) °A19;
  • American Library Association Newsletter on, A150;
  • California Library Association Conference on, M140-M141

• --in libraries: A147-A151, A154, B225, M129, M426, M432, M452, W49, W339;
  • access and integration, A152, G4, M451, M482-M483, W6;
  • action committees, A224;
  • American Library Association Committee on, A146-A151, B355, D181, M453, °B44;
  • bibliography, G285;
  • California Library Assocation, M139, M140-M141, M305, M310;
  • Canadian Library Association statement, C43;
  • debate needed, L22;
  • Idaho, O11;
  • Kansas Library Association statement, C112;
  • librarians' broader responsibility, E76;
  • Long Island, °A6;
  • mission to stand firm, D162;
  • Pennsylvania Library Association, S202;
  • publicity supports, B232;
  • state associations, M129, M131;
  • trustees responsibility, F3;
  • Wisconsin Free Library Commission, W338;
  • Wisconsin Library Association statement, A223. See also Library Bill of Rights;
  • Library book selection policies

• Inter-American Association of Broadcasters, U9

• Inter American Press Association: G41, I38-I40, °I1;
  • code, U9

• International Agreement for the Suppression of Obscene Publications: (1910) F258, G223, U208, U213;
  • (1923) L121-L122;
  • (1947) U24, U26;
  • (1949) U23;
  • (1950) °U21

• International Federation of Journalists, code, U9

• International freedom in communications: B35, B83, B207-B208, B217, B267-B271, B383, F303, H359, H387, L102, R65, U14-U15, U59, U226-U227, U232, W306, W325, °M20;
  • American Society of Newspaper Editors, report, A166, C54, C677, L295, P50;
  • barriers to (survey), I46, U14, U32;
  • bibliography, N2, U16, U201-U202, °G6;
  • Cardim (Elmano) on, C69;
  • cartels, L380, U32-U33;
  • Commission on Freedom of the Press, W193;
  • comparative study, C327, N185;
  • Conference on Freedom of Information, Geneva, U8-U12, U19;
  • constitutions, U27;
  • Cooper (Kent) on, C545-C549, C551;
  • correction, right of, D107, E42, U10;
  • court decisions, U27;
  • development of, since World War II, H38;
  • dictator manipulation opposed, S237;
  • Draft Convention, C50, C52, D107, E42, F80, F304, H77, H308, K187, N204, S389, S556-S557, S639, U10-U10, U19-U22, U214-U215, W115;
  • economic and political interference, E600, B607, U32;
  • exchange of news, C545-C549, C551;
  • First Freedom treaties proposed, E126;
  • French view, L184;
  • history, H38, U24;
  • Inter-American Conference on Problems of War and Peace, W324;
  • international agency opposed, K160;
  • journalist cooperation urged, F308;
  • League of Nations, L119-L120, U24, S216;
  • legal aspects, U13;
  • legislation, E42, L119-L120, S758, W324;
  • Lippmann (Walter) on, L303;
  • Lopez (Salvador P.) on, L348-L349;
  • merger of American companies opposed, C11;
  • model treaty, U215;
  • motion pictures, H97, K176, L154, M245, S216, U33, W193;
  • news reports relating to, I45, U14;
  • Paris Peace Conference, 1919-1920, U24;
  • peace requires, C551, M41, S269;
  • propaganda, H67, U27, W215-W217, °B42, °F3, °H18, °L6, L13, °M31, °N13, °O3, °V3, °V8, °W17;
  • radio and television broadcasting, C414, H67, T147, U33, °L13;
  • restrictions in collection and distribution, D116, S687;
  • satellite broadcasting, °S43;
  • Seldes (George) on, S237;
  • Siepmann (Charles A.) on, S397;
  • Soviet v. United States, S389, S556;
  • status in various countries, R140, U27, N14, °Y6;
  • uncommitted countries, F307;
  • underdeveloped countries, U30-U31;
  • United Nations activities, U14, U18, U24, °B20;
  • U.S. Congress, U58;
  • United States position on, U10, U205, U214-U215;
  • world censorship of news (map), C98;
  • world conferences, U28-U29, U201-U202

• International freedom of the mails, cables, and wireless, A79, C149, C213, C414, E4, G215-G220, H215, H254, H374, O49, T147, U33, U40-U41, U206

• International Publishers, C28, T170

• International Publishers' Congress (Leipzig, 1938), P349

• International Union of Press Associations, code, U9

• International Workers of the World, O48, W169

• Inter Ocean Publishing Co. V. Associated Press (1900), L133

• Interpreter, The (John Cowell), D173

• Iowa, newspaper libel law, J48

• Ireland, censorship in: C170, C508, D242, R158, S22, S496, °G33;
  • approval of, B89, B575, G27-G28, G92;
  • Boston censorship compared with, C481;
  • censorship events, (1926) D124, (1928) B389, C229, (1929) F248, (1931) F249, (1947) B84, (1964) C170, C228;
  • Censorship of Films Act, I52, Y14;
  • Censorship of Publications Act, A48, E33, °B22;
  • Censorship of Publications bill (1928), Y15;
  • Censorship of Publications Board, C170, F249, H5, I30, I54-I55, O47;
  • Committee on Evil Literature (1926), D124, F248, I53;
  • criticism of, C170, B388, F248-F249, I30, M584, O32, O47, O51, R305, S297, °O8;
  • Dark, The, O34, S433;
  • fiction, B89;
  • Gaelic literature freedom limited, C371;
  • Gibbon (Monk) on, G92;
  • Ginger Man, The, D204;
  • Hayes (Richard) on, G82, °B23;
  • immoral prints, I57;
  • Laws of Life, The, °O8;
  • libraries, B575, E33;
  • licensing of booksellers favored, D124;
  • Long History . . ., A, burning of, G111;
  • motion pictures, C170, G82, I52, M374, M441, Y14, °M10;
  • Nazi bias charged, W300;
  • O'Casey (Sean) on, S297;
  • O'Connor (Frank) on, O32;
  • O'Faolain (Sean) on, O47, S297, °O8;
  • O'Flaherty (Liam) on, O51;
  • priests responsible for, O51;
  • Protestant Bible burnt, D246;
  • Register of Prohibited Publications, I54;
  • Russell (George) on, B388, R305;
  • seditious works permitted, P106;
  • self-censorship of press, C664;
  • sex as obscenity, R305;
  • Shaw (G. B.) on, S297;
  • stage, H295, °A43, °S29;
  • stricter censorship recommended, D124;
  • World War II, K78;
  • Yeats (W. B.) on, W346, Y14-Y15, °A43. See also Seditious libel, Ireland

• Ireland, freedom of the press in: I29, R140;
  • constitutional guarantees, L375;
  • libel laws, L375, M142

• Irish Magazine, °O5

• Irish (New York) pressures for censorship, B547-B548

• Irvin V. Dowd (1961), T184

• Irwin, Will, A178, L76

• Ishill, Joseph, I70, S152

• Italy: freedom of the press in, C170, C227, M36;
  • libel laws compared with United States, °B16;
  • motion picture censorship in, M374

• Ives, George, W394

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