M

• M(film), L151, M542, S3, °O11

• McAnally, Ike, W22

• McAnany, P. D., M4, S444

• McAndrew, William, F15, H281

• MacArthur, Douglas (Gen.), C582, M5

• Macaskie, Nicholas, F186

• Macaulay, Rose, C215

• Macaulay, Stewart, °F12

• Macaulay, Thomas B., L371

• McCauley v. Tropic of Cancer (1963), C191, N199

• McBurny, James H., J86

• McCabe, Gibson, A274

• MacCarthy, Desmond, M12-M13, W394

• McCarthy, Joseph R. (Sen.), A167, M15-M16, P84

• McCarthy, Mary, M17-M18, U223

• McClafferty, John J. (Msgr.), M553

• McClellan, John B. (Rev.), C397

• McClure, Robert C., C270, L328-L330, M24

• McCormick, Kenneth, M76

• McCormick, Robert R., M30-M35, W168

• McCrary, John R., Jr., A173, A175

• McCullough, John T. (Mrs.), K5

• McCutcheon, George Barr, C221

• Macdonald, Dwight, G114, M50

• McDonough, Roger H., A284

• McEltath, Thomas, C543

• Macfadden, Bernarr, A171, I14, M67-M69, S124, S136, W76

• McGahern, John, O34, S433

• McGannon, Donald H., A274, M73, °C48

• McGill, Ralph, A166, M77

• MacGowan, Kenneth, G273

• McGuire, James B., G158

• MacInnes, Mairi, M29

• Mack, S. Franklin, G274

• McKay, Robert B., C226, °D27

• McKean, Thomas (Justice), C404, C410, °M14

• McKelvie, Samuel R. (Gov.), G208, M91

• Mackenzie, Compton, N80

• McKenzie, Vernon, I2

• McKeon, Richard, G64, M96, U228

• McKinley, William B. (Pres.), P368

• Mackintosh, James, P88, S503

• McKnight, Felix R., °K4

• MacLeish, Archibald, E48, I2, M104-M109, °C14

• McLoughlin, Emmett, Z13

• McNamara, Robert C., Jr., F311, K189, M122

• McNeal, Archie L., M125-M131, T190

• McNeely, Jerry, °C14

• Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, B478

• MacPherson, William H. (Rev.), H101

• McWilliams, Carey, C502, M136

• McWilliams, Robert 0., °C20

• Madame Bovary (Gustave Flaubert), A230, B446, E62, M181

• Madariaga, Salvador de, O120

• Madden, Edwin C., M526

• Madeleine;
  • the Autohiography of a Prostitute, B546, E128

• Mademoiselle de Maupin (Theophile Gautier), A229, C700, E128

• Madison, James (Pres.), K171, L216, M143-M144, M550, S116

• Magee, Carl C., D202, H386

• Magruder, J. Maynard, M328

• Mahony, Dennis A., B332, M149

• Mailer, Norman, B411, I49, S262

• Mails, denial of use. See Post Office censorship (United States)

• Mails, international freedom of. See International freedom of the mails, cables, and wireless

• Malicious prosecution: bookseller charges, B115

• Mallwitz, John, °S56

• Malta: libel laws in, B265

• Malthusian principles applied to book production. See Publishers and publishing

• Maltz, Albert, C502

• Man, M180

• Man Named Grant, A (Helen Todd), D22

• Man of the World (Charles Macklin), °M16

• Man with the Golden Arm (film), S187

• Management of news. See News, management of (United States);
  • Public records, right of access to

• Mandel, Loring, C14

• Mandeville, Bernard, °M163, S123, W229

• Mann, Thomas, K1

• Mannes, Marya, °M167-M168, °D12

• Man's Right to Knowledge and the Free Use Thereof (Columbia University), V13, W70

• Mansfield, William M. (Chief Justice): A270, B273-B274, C48, F101, F384, W366;
  • portrait of, V31

• Manual Enterprises v. Day (1962), F59, F150, K182, O25, S190, T53, T150, °C18

• Manuscripts censored: Best (Paul) trial (1644), B248, S123;
  • Disraeli (Isaac) on, D174;
  • Harding (Warren G.) papers, D265;
  • Sidney (Algernon) trial, S372;
  • Stockdale (Percival) charges, S657;
  • Washington (George) letters, T128

• Manwaring, Roger, trial, W206

• Many Marriages (Sherwood Anderson), A100

• Marain, Mark, P3

• March of Time, C154, F302, S524

• Marcus v. Search Warrant (1961), N201

• Marder, Murrey, G23

• Maria Monk. See Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk

• Maritain, Jacques, °M20

• Markel, Lester, °M26, °M46

• Marprelate tracts, A22l, D72, D173, M572, P159-P160, °M12

• Marriage Bed (Ernest Pascal), B54

• Marriage manuals: Fruits of Philosophy (Charles Knowlton), B245, B360, B468, C475, F198, H272, K165-K166, L91, N108, R178;
  • Married Love (Marie Stopes), D101, E62, M246, O92, P365, R180, S675, °B57;
  • Medical Counsellor (E. Z. F. Wickes), W224-W225;
  • Preparing for Marriage (Paul Popenoe), A135;
  • Secrets of Generation (Simon M. Landis), L34;
  • Sex Side of Life, The (Mary W. Dennett), A124, D102-D103, E6, E99, E113, G204, M220-M221, R178, R302, S284;
  • Sexual Life, The (C. W. Malchow), S182. See also Sex education, censorship of

• Married Love (Marie C. Stopes). See Marriage manuals

• Marshall, Norman, °B3

• Marshall plan: freedom of information under, U58

• Martin, Charles (Sir), G241

• Martin, Everett D., M202, T186

• Martin, Ferris J., °C14

• Martin, Kingsley, M207-M211, N80, O120

• Martin, William, M2

• Martin Luther (film), L139, T211, W129

• Martin v. City of Struthers (1943), °W3

• Martyrdoms, literary, D177

• Marvin, Dwight, A139

• Marwell, Gerald, °C14

• Maryland Journal, T52

• Maryland State Board of Motion Picture Censors, M43, M222, °C8, °S15

• Mason, Julian S., A178

• Mass media of communications: accuracy standards, W308;
  • appraisal by foreign journalists, °F10;
  • bibliography, S453;
  • change, speed of, requires freedom, °F11;
  • codes of ethics, T50, W308;
  • crime and violence, °L5, °O15;
  • economic controls encourage status quo, T113;
  • freedom and responsibility, S108;
  • freedom status, S426, °F9;
  • inadequacy, °A34;
  • industry failures, L7;
  • laws, L291, S562, Y7;
  • regulation, S107-S108, S373, S562, T50;
  • sex and sadism in, W7, °O15;
  • social control, S107, S109 T217, V67, W308. See also Motion picture censorship;
  • Newspapers (Great Britain);
  • Newspapers (United States);
  • Radio and television broadcasting (Great Britain);
  • Radio and television broadcasting (United States)

• Massachusetts: Bar-Press code of ethics, W148, °C48, °L35, °S18, °S35, °T2

• --censorship in: B410, C353, D278, G109, G203-G204, K9, M20, M38;
  • American Tragedy, B454, B620 G109 M38, M502, S111;
  • birth control, A81, G203, K165-K166, R172, S663;
  • Booksellers Committee, B54, B410, B454, C283, C352, D2, H282, M38, M278, R200, S467;
  • Commonwealth v. Wright, M90;
  • declaratory action against book, O21, W132;
  • De Voto (Bernard) on, D126-D127, D129, D133-D135, D137;
  • Elmer Gantry, E77;
  • Fanny Hill (1821), E134, G109, G203, M38, Q4;
  • Fanny Hill (1966), O26, U221-U222, °A2, °B33, °C6, °C45-°C46, °D30, °F25, °G5, °G24, °G41,°K19, °M18, °M47, °M55-°M56, °R12, °S17, °W5;
  • Forever Amber, C137, D129, D133, E131, G109, L292, M38, M522;
  • God's Little Acre, C7, D129, W387;
  • Greenslet (Ferris) on, G272;
  • Heywood (Ezra) trial, C241, C265, H148, H241-H243, M38, P168, P366;
  • Kneeland (Abner) blasphemy trial, C475, D282, K147-K155, M38, S123,S662, S744;
  • Knowlton(Charles) trial, K165-K166;
  • Lady Chatterley's Lover, B454, B658, D137, G109, G203-G204, J3, L136, M38, N116-N117;
  • Leaves of Grass, B86, H104, H253, K73-K74, M38, M500, O35-O37;
  • libraries, B193;
  • Massachusetts Library Association opposes, B55;
  • Massachusetts Magazine Committee, C280;
  • motion pictures, C352, M82, N25, O6, V33, W370;
  • Nation, The, M232;
  • New York court decisions contrasted, G203-G204;
  • Obscene Literature Control Commission, A11, B243, M234, M348;
  • stage plays, C352, P3, R42-R43, S110, S112;
  • state printers (Young and Minns), M228;
  • Strange Fruit, C46, C137, D126-D127, D134-D135, E131, G109, H282, J37, L171, M38, P350, S201, W289;
  • Strange Interlude, G203, S112;
  • Three Weeks, D55, G203, M38, M240, N117;
  • Tropic of Cancer, A6, F111, G109, L221, M234, M475;
  • Weeks (Edward) on, W111-W112;
  • Wellman (Hiller C.) on, W131-W132;
  • West Springfield campaign against obscenity, P179;
  • Word, The, W388. See also Boston, censorship in; Massachusetts, libel in; Massachusetts, obscenity laws in; New England Watch and Ward Society

• --Colony: Checkley (John) trial, C293, S438;
  • Fowle (Daniel) case, F242-F243;
  • freedom of the press in, D278, G164, S188;
  • Groton (Samuel) case, G184, J17, W331;
  • Imitation of Christ banned, C198

• -libel in: Adams (Thomas) arrest (1798), A80;
  • Commonwealth v. Harper (1862), H106;
  • criticizes law (1838), W211;
  • defamation by broadcasting, B15;
  • Gerry (Gov. Elbridge) on, G83;
  • history to 1827, D278

• --obscenity laws in: A11, B243, B410, C422, D126, G203-G204, M38, M230-M231, M233-M235, M348, M589, N112-N113, O21, R105, S486, T215, W288

• --open meeting law in: P195

• Massachusetts Advisory Committee on Juvenile Reading, M589

• Massachusetts Journal, C318

• Masses, C176, D95, E8-E10, R59, S168, T171, U34, °O12

• Massinger, Philip, G126

• Masters of Revels and Examiners of Plays (England), C21, C267, G292-G293

• Mather, Cotton, P28

• Mather, Kirtley, T148

• Mathew, Theobald (Sir), G241

• Mathews, Frank A., Jr. (Rep.), C597

• Matthews, Brander, C221, M240

• Matthews, W. R. (Rev.), O120

• Mau v. Rio Grande Oil, Inc. (1939), °D11

• Maule, Thomas, trial, C269, J97, M588, P146

• Maxim, Hudson, F321

• Mayflower decision. See Radio and television broadcasting (United States)

• Mayo Constitution, B272

• Mechanical institute libraries, censorship of, T37

• Medical censorship: B181, S356, W170;
  • American Journal of Dermatology, O15;
  • birth control information, A69-A70, F194, S356;
  • Brinkley (Dr. John R.) case, B520, C272;
  • Cooper v. Wakley, W18;
  • Health Finder, The, R188;
  • Hollywood ASPC statement, C502;
  • Hunter v. Pall Mall Gazette, H421, S465;
  • midwifery, L347;
  • nude photographs, M411-M412, S358-S359;
  • patent medicine companies, M69;
  • privacy v. public access, °E6;
  • Rush v. Cohbett, C406, N96;
  • Schroeder (Theodore) on, S113,S119,S127,S133, S139, S142, S146, S156, S162, S164, S166-S167, S178;
  • social worker's manual, D119;
  • venereal disease, S161, S356;
  • Wilmans (Helen) case, B632. See also Birth control information, dissemination of; Sex education, censorship of

• Medical discoveries, kept from enemy, C569

• Medical profession and freedom of the press, F120

• Medina, Harold R. (Judge), °A36-°A37

• Meiklejohn, Alexander, C231, M274-M276, °B56, °B63

• Mekas, Jonas, trial, V42

• Melcher, Frederic G., M278-M279, W325

• Mellett, Don R., martyrdom: °M30;
  • memorial lectures, D202, °P6

• Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure. See Fanny Hill Memoirs of Hecate County (Edmund Wilson), A229, M531, P274

• Memoirs v. Massachusetts (1966), O26, U221-U222, °A2, °B33, °C6, °C45-°C46, °D30, °F25, °G5, °G24, °G41, °H22, °K19, °M18, °M47, °M55-°M56, °R12,, °S17, °W5

• Memphis, Tenn.: motion picture censorship, K218, V32, °C8;
  • obscenity ordinance, P5;
  • police censorship, W42

• Memphis Press, E32, R192

• Menace, The, B29, C370, F163, F167, H431, M283, R221, S82, S615

• Mence, Richard, L88, M284-M285, M340, O81

• Mencken, H. L.: K57, M162, M287-M291;
  • "Hatrack" case, A253, K57, M38, M162 S425, S649;
  • protests suppression of The Genius, D285, K214;
  • Scopes (John) trial, T148;
  • views on censorship, C221, S570

• Mental illness: news censorship in the mass media, G79-G80

• Merchant of Venice, The (William Shakespeare), B576, D256, S599, W222

• Meritorious Price of Our Redemption, The (William Pynchon) S598, °P25

• Merritt, Dixon, C179

• Merritt, LeRoy C., A150, F20, M305-M311

• Merton, Robert K., C226, G64, M96

• Merwin, Frederic E., °B34

• Meston, Lord, F186

• Metcalfe, John, L76

• Methodist clergy: radical literature (1819), D145;
  • restrictions on publishing, C673

• Metropolitan Magazine, B352

• Mexico: freedom of the press, C228;
  • motion picture censorship, G273, M374

• Meyer, Bernard S. (Justice), °S51

• Michigan: obscenity laws in, K14, K182, S311, T103;
  • University of, R277

• Michigan State University, S304

• Mickelson, Sig, N133

• Middleton, Lamar, P105

• Mightier Than the Sword (film), M326

• Mikado, The (Gilbert and Sullivan), F139

• Milam, Aubrey, M328

• Milissich v. Lloyds (1877), L236

• Military censorship, F204, M199, S32

• --Great Britain: Napoleon 1, B76;
  • World War I, B587, G222, G257-G258, M322, M434;
  • World War II, E4, G215, T9. See also World War I censorship, Great Britain; World War II censorship, Great Britain

• --New Zealand: A187

• --United States: U184-U189, U219, °M32;
  • Spain, °M64;
  • Korean War, B518, M368, R32, T112, V71, W249;
  • peacetime, A49, F65, M215, S76, U61-U62, U64, U80, U189, W314, W326;
  • World War I, A207 B210, B544, C148, J81, J88, K25, °M32, °W26;
  • World War II, A78, A219, A241, C192, D23, K64, K167, M5, P285, S76, °L12, °M32, °P18. See also Civil War censorship;
  • War correspondents;
  • Wartime control of press;
  • World War I censorship, United States;
  • World War II censorship, United States

• Military personnel, censorship of: A49, M508, U61-U62, U135-U137, U184-U188, V2, W314, W326;
  • obscenity under Uniform Code, Z18;
  • propaganda use, U135-U137;
  • soldiers' letters, G309, U218;
  • soldiers' reading, A242, C589, C595, D131, H194, J15-J16, M501, S7, S353, S512, S626, T5, W413;
  • Walker (Gen. Edwin A.), W22

• Mill, James, K79, M336-M337, S150, W230, °M42

• Mill, John Stuart: M340;
  • blasphemy, M338, W204;
  • libel law, L88;
  • On Liberty, B517, D232, L374, M339

• Miller, Byron S., N149

• Miller, Henry, E62, H181, I49, L101, M29, M347-M350, P108, S261

• Miller v. Noah (1823), N193

• Milton, John. See Areopagitica

• Milwaukee Leader, B110, C190, C242, C244, C254, F270, U130, Y11

• Minneapolis: obscenity censorship, V40;
  • Public Library book selection, °M44

• Minnesota: censorship in, G16;
  • "gag" law, A128, B79, B173, C114, F179, F232, F333, G75, H400, K120, K182, M33, M550, P281, F306, T15, W55, Y4, °C2, °N8;
  • obscenity bill, J98;
  • sedition law, C246

• Minorities: censorship pressures from, A177, B564, B576, D256, F238, F252-F253, H310, I60, M507, N104, O90, P110, R83, R119, S86, S187, S445, S599,W222, °L18

• --literary immunity for: A177;
  • favored, O53, P110 S86, °L14;
  • opposed, B564, B576, B614, D256, F252-F253, H310, M596, °R1

• Minority opinion: freedom for, B614, C477, C479, C480, R27

• Minow, Newton N., C230, C540, M383-M384, N16

• Minute Women (San Antonio), M248, R239

• Miracle, The (film), B79, C357-C358, C514, C672, H108, K23, K182, L29, L230, M4, M386-M387, M456, M543, N62, N147, O57, P132, R82, R118, S187, S241, S445, T159, W47, W94, W158, W234, °C20, G10, °M61, °O11

• Mirror for Magistrates, The (1554), C32, F49, P369

• Mirisch, Walter M., G275

• Miscellaneous Man, M183

• Mishkin v. New York (1966), O26, U221-U222, °A2, °B33, °C6, °C45-°C46, °D30, °G5, °G24, °G41, °H22, °K19, °M18, °M47, °M55-°M56, °R12, °S17, °W5

• Missouri: libel laws, J65;
  • public meetings, access to, R138;
  • public records, access to, R138

• --University of: questionnaire on sex practices, B279

• Missouri Bar Association, anti-sedition resolution,C107, H25

• Missouri Press Association, K146

• Missouri v. Shepherd (1903), T83

• Mrs. Eddy;
  • the Biography of a Virginal Mind (Edwin F. Dakin), D4-D5, M219, M612, T91-T92

• Mrs. Warren's Profession (George B. Shaw), A170, M13, S157

• Mist's Weekly Journal, C374, M389

• Mitchell, John, A137, G151-G162

• Mitford, Mary R., G126

• Mockus, Michael X., trial, I36, M52, M405-M406, S116, S23, S137, S200

• Modern Language Association, °U6

• Modesty, study of, S164, S173

• Moens, H. M. B. trial, M411-M412, S359

• Mollenhoff, Clark R., F310, J53, M395, M417-M425, U60, °M45-°M46

• Monopoly control of broadcasting: Great Britain, B183, C400, G231;
  • United States, A286, B490, B513, E119, F170, F353, G170, H73, K178, M361, N157, R177, U146, U194. See also Radio and television broadcasting (Great Britain); Radio and television broadcasting (United States)

• Monopoly control of mass media, B472, B596, E78, E116, E118, F170, G170, S219

• Monopoly control of motion pictures: Great Britain, G209;
  • United States, B473, E116, F170, I31-I33, U216, W193. See also Motion picture censorship

• Monopoly control of the press (Great Britain): Belloc (Hilaire) on, B167;
  • diversity lacking, S504;
  • Martin (Kingsley) on, M209-M211;
  • Marxian charges against, D289, L169, W311;
  • PEP press survey, P103;
  • private trust ownership proposed, N154, P103;
  • Royal Commissions consider, B449, G250-G255, T32;
  • Williams (Francis) on, W282-W284. See also Newspapers (Great Britain)

• Monopoly control of the press (United States): A173, B592, G75, L45, L47, P142, S189, °R27;
  • Associated Press, A272-A273, F100, L59, L77, M226, S754, °N12;
  • Celler (Emanuel) on, C151;
  • Chafee (Zechariah) recommends "watchful waiting," C249;
  • Commission on Freedom of the Press, C249, C483;
  • diversity in ideas threatened, E117-E118,°L29;
  • Ernst (Morris L.) on, E116-E118, S189;
  • Field (Marshall) on, F100;
  • Ickes (Harold) on, I1;
  • La Follette (Robert M.) on, L20;
  • Lippmann (Walter) on, °L29;
  • Marxian views on, M184-M185;
  • merger of American companies opposed, C11;
  • Moley (Raymond) on, M415;
  • no threat to freedom, B472, M415, N186;
  • save "failing newspaper," °U17;
  • Seldes (George) on, S233-S234, °S19-°S20;
  • threat to freedom, C255, E116-E117, F170, S625, S643. See also Newspapers (United States)

• Monroe, Harriet, L76

• Monroe, Margaret, °C14

• Monroe, William B., °D27

• Monster of Monsters (Daniel Fowle), F242-F243

• Montagu, Ivor G., M433, W394

• Montague, C. E., E80, M434-M435

• Montana: mining company controls press, S259;
  • sedition law, C246;
  • State Board of Higher Education, H198

• Month Soon Goes, A (Storm Jameson), F10

• Montreal Star, H377

• Moon and Sixpence (W. Somerset Maugham), B546

• Moon Is Blue, The (film), L29, S187

• Moore, Charles C., trial, M455, S117

• Moore, Charles H., N214

• Moore, Clarence, U230

• Moore, Everett T., M457-M490, °C14

• Moore, George, B30, F102, M491-M493

• Moore, Harry T., A6, L99-L100, M494

• Moore, Sam, C502

• Moore, T. C. Kingsmill, S297

• Moore, William, trial, R132

• Moore v. Stillman (1905), S650

• Mooring, William H., G275

• Moral Physiology (Robert Dale Owen), B360, T193

• Morality and art: C634, D203, E57, S191, S262, °C14;
  • Brooke (Jocelyn) on, °B59;
  • censorship favored, B77, C124, C493, G27, L134;
  • censorship opposed, A37, C3;
  • De Selincourt (Oliver) on, D110;
  • Farrell (James T.) on, F28;
  • Kallen (H. M.) on, K8, K10, K12;
  • Lawrence (D. H.) on, L98;
  • Preminger (Otto) on, S262;
  • separate spheres, W64, W276;
  • Shuster (George N.) on, S369;
  • Stephens (Sir Leslie) on, °S53;
  • supremacy of art challenged, C303;
  • Tarkington (Booth) on, T18;
  • Thayer (Scofield) on, T65. See also Art works

• Morality and literature: C609, C634, G37, H349, H361, L315, L341, M101, M193, S262, °C14;
  • censorship favored, B77, C492, G27, S630;
  • censorship opposed, A37, B30, C26, C304, M135, R261, °L2;
  • Dell (Floyd) on, D94;
  • false synonymies, P162;
  • gap between legally obscene and morally evil, H151;
  • Kallen (H. M.) on, K8, K10, K12;
  • moral code of authors, C604, C606;
  • movies v. books (satire), D94;
  • obscene balance with beautiful, M407;
  • prudishness in fiction, L39;
  • Reade (Charles) on, R41;
  • St. John-Stevas (Norman) on, S13;
  • separate spheres, W64, W276;
  • Sherman (Stuart P.) on, S330;
  • Showerman (Grant) on, S351;
  • Shuster (George N.) on, S369. See also Literature, censorship of (Great Britain); Literature, censorship of (United States)

• Morgan, J. P., K6

• Morgenthau, Hans J., M512, U232, °M57

• Morison, Samuel Eliot, S598

• Morley, Felix, G191, °G17

• Morley, Henry, M378

• Mormon Church: censorship by, D5, °O1

• Morrilton (Ark.) Democrat, R64, S582, °A28

• Morse v. Times Repuhlican (1904), A157

• Mortenson, Cay (Mrs.), M140

• Mortimer, John, M525, S327

• Mosher, Charles A., F307

• Mosher, Fredric J., A147

• Moss, John E., J53, M532-M533. See also Congressional investigations

• Mossner, Ernest, W113

• Mother Earth, G140-G141, G145, M534, S141, T171

• Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals, C502

• Motion Picture Association of America, M535-M541, °U6, °U8

• Motion picture censorship: Australia, A289-A290, G273, M374, O100, °H57

• --Canada: A246, E79, F174, G273, M374, °H57

• --France: G273, M374, W251, °H57

• --Germany: G273, L154, M245

• --Great Britain: C395, M374, T143, °H57-°H58, °M8, °W6;
  • art cannot flourish, R184;
  • British Board of Film Censors, A71, C146, C378, F105, G273, H97, H263, K37, K163, R184, W77, W203, °A27, °H57, °L40, °W6;
  • children's protection, F108, M555, N51, W268;
  • children v. adults, W268;
  • classification, F108, G274, M536, M538, W202;
  • Commission of Inquiry (1917), M555, N51, °L40;
  • criticism, H263, H411, K94, O30, S209;
  • cuts made, W251, °A27;
  • experimental films encouraged, G313;
  • film societies, M172;
  • films censored (1909-34), K163;
  • greater control urged, F322, M555, N51;
  • history, A71, H263, K163, °L40;
  • ideal scheme, D86;
  • less control recommended, D10;
  • March of Time, C154;
  • monopoly control, G209;
  • Montagu (Ivor) on, M433, W394;
  • municipal cinemas proposed, M262;
  • No Orchids for Miss Blandish, W295;
  • O'Connor (T. P.) rules, °H57;
  • political, M433;
  • Public Morality Council, M555, N51;
  • reflect rather than affect morals, I10;
  • Russian films, R19;
  • self-censorship, C413, L154;
  • sex v. sadism, W205;
  • stage censorship applied to films, O29;
  • taboos, T212;
  • theater licensing, L339;
  • U.S. films, °A27;
  • U.S. practice compared, E81, F105, M78, °H57-°H58, °K12, °W6

• --India: H412, °B25, °H57

• --international: H97, K176, L154, M245, S216, U30-U31, U33, W193

• --Ireland: C170, G82, I52, M374, M441, Y14, °M10

• --Mexico: G273, M374

• --New Zealand: H96

• --Nova Scotia: O33

• --Switzerland: °O2

• --United States: G273, K2, P111, R310, U3, °C8-°C9, °G10, °H57, °M1;
  • advertising code, M535, M537, P338, U175, °C31;
  • American Civil Liberties Union, A134, M456, °M27;
  • American Federation of Labor opposes, N85;
  • American Recreation League, A160;
  • art shackled, B660, D97;
  • Atlanta, A91, °C8;
  • Authors League of America, S206;
  • avant garde films, S430, V42;
  • blacklisting, C418, L29, R118, S187, °B32, °K1;
  • block booking, S217, S648, U91-U92, U152-U153, U156-U158, U216;
  • Boston, C352, M82, N25, V33, W370;
  • "bourgeois conspiracy," °P15;
  • box office pressures v. ideological controls, B660;
  • boycott recommended, L351, M110;
  • British practice compared, E81, F105, M78, °H57-°H58, °K12, °W6;
  • brotherhood of man films, B249, N75;
  • catharsis and reinforcement concepts, °D33;
  • Catholic Church's role, B315-B316, B318, B320, B329, B457, B461, B635, C140-C142, G32, K158, N130, P132, P185-P186, T41, T211, °O11;
  • censor needs protection, F86;
  • censors' handbook, R108;
  • censor's reminiscences, F266, °A12;
  • Chicago ordinance, C308, C313, D30, °C8;
  • Chicago police board, M327, M456;
  • Chicago study committee (1920), C308;
  • Chicago theaters, B431, J2;
  • children's attendance, D291, L40, M110, O68, S106, S217, W19;
  • Christians and, S546;
  • city boards, A91, B113, B313, B483, B492, C277, C308-C309, C325, C388, C447-C448, C450, C535, F152, F178, F290, F319, G208, H163, K218, L125, L157, L318, M7, M78, M84, M374, M456, N28, N31, N181, P325, Q9, T208, U178, Y17, °C8-°C9, C31, °H4;
  • classification, C649, D291, F203, G274, K158, M538, M541, S66, S187, W45, Z15, °K12, °M33;
  • classification by exhibitor, M258, R275;
  • Cleveland, B99, I15, V68;
  • Code, Motion Picture Production, A230, C277, F28, F48, F61, F312, F383, G275, H55, H162-H164, I31-I33, K157, L157, L318, L351, L384, M66, M213, M374, M414, M499, M537, M539-M540, P62-P63, P127-P128, Q7, R53, R163, S187, S239, S243, S366-S368, S535, T208, T219, U122, U178, U216, V62, W8, W19, Y13, °C31, °R14, °S4, °V1, °W6;
  • Commission on Freedom of the Press report, I31-I33;
  • Communist, Fascist, Nazi exhibitions, U145;
  • controversy over censorship, (1914-23), C173, G294, H381, L38, M81, N83, S103, S347;
  • (since 1923), D222, H58, M553, S271;
  • Crafts (Wilbur F.) on, C613, S347;
  • crime and violence, K141, M388, P216, U175, U178;
  • critics suppressed, W365;
  • Darrow (Clarence) on Chicago ordinance, D30;
  • Dell (Floyd) on, D94;
  • Detroit, °C8;
  • documents, G208;
  • Drama League of America, G208;
  • education versus, T108;
  • elected board proposed, F107;
  • exhibitor censorship, I15, K157, M258, O68, R275;
  • experts' board proposed, T159;
  • favors, B616, D113-D114, K176, L195, M302, O5-O8, P119, S331, S623, T119;
  • federal control favored, C287-C290, C613, H244, O6;
  • federal control opposed, B656, N27, T111, U5;
  • Federal Council of Churches on, F61;
  • federal licensing of producers, L72;
  • Federal Motion Picture Commission, Q9, U50-U56;
  • Film Estimate Board, M374;
  • First Amendment encompasses film, B262, C207, C507, F106, H406, L338, M545, M552;
  • foreign censorship of American films, F312, J84, L384;
  • foreign dictators control contents of American war films, L206;
  • foreign films censored in U.S., B512, °I3, °M33;
  • Fourteenth Amendment, C507, F106;
  • frankness invites censorship, B622;
  • history, C535, C671, E132, G273, H63, L318, M43, M78, M97, R257, S187, S367, °C8-°C9, °G10, °K13, °S4 °W6;
  • hypocrisy of, E34, L40, L351, P201;
  • injunction, G135, M308;
  • International Catholic Cinema Office, R31;
  • international censorship advisory council recommended, K176;
  • Irish attack on American films, M441;
  • Kansas, A180, C633, H120, K17, S524, °C8;
  • labeling, B112, B249, O68, R275;
  • laws (handbooks), C61, F363, L291, S562;
  • legal aspects, F312, T208, °H57;
  • London (Ephraim) on, L338;
  • March of Time, F302, S524;
  • Maryland, M43, M222, °C8, °C15;
  • Massachusetts, M82, O6, W370;
  • Mayer (Arthur L.) on, M258-M261;
  • Memphis, K218, V32, °C8;
  • methods, C671, F107, F159;
  • model censorship law, ordinance, B250, B312, N28;
  • monopoly control, B473, E116, F170, I31-I33, U216, W193;
  • Motion Picture Association of America, M535-M541, °R31;
  • Nation, The, favors, R75;
  • National Board of Review, A1, B81-B82, B497, C446-C447, H381, I34, L44, L72, L110-L112, L318, M82, M97, N24, N29, N31-N34, N36, N38, N41, P45, R310, Y17;
  • National Council on Freedom from Censorship, N56, N59-N62, N66;
  • National Recovery Act (NRA) code, N189;
  • Nebraska bill vetoed, G208;
  • New York (City), B113, F125, M43, M97, M267, M546, N35;
  • New York (State), A134, B239, F221, F352, G197, H17, K14, K182, L128, L196, N26, N56, N61, °A12, °C8;
  • New York Committee on Motion Pictures (City), C448, C450;
  • New York Conference of Mayors (State), N28, N137;
  • New York Motion Picture Commission (State), N132;
  • news events, V23;
  • newsreels, F302, M582, S524;
  • nudity, M374, M499, S187, °K13;
  • Office of War Information, M54;
  • Ohio, B606, K218, M43, O57, S331, °W29;
  • Ohio, Division of Film Censorship, O57;
  • opposes, L40, M544, N203, R253, W335, Y16;
  • parents' responsibility for children's viewing, D291, M110, O68, S106, W19;
  • Pennsylvania, B31, B96, B549, E114, M43, O6-O7, P92-P95, R310, T20, Y17;
  • Pennsylvania State Board of Censors, P92-P95;
  • People's Institute, M43;
  • Philadelphia board, G208, P238;
  • political censorship, C164, M259, T41;
  • pornography, M374, S187, °K13;
  • Portland, Ore., O6;
  • Preminger (Otto) on, S262;
  • pressure groups, H275, K33, L125, L318, M314, S187, S239, S241, T218;
  • prior censorship opposed, B250, C207, C449, H54, P310;
  • prohibition law taboos, M554;
  • Protestant churches, K158;
  • public libraries, A153, B112, B226, B249, H307, N75;
  • public reviewing groups, °C31;
  • Quigley (Martin) on, Q7;
  • rating services, C671, N70;
  • satire on, P62-P63;
  • scenes banned, A134, C167, C193, K33, M374, M551, P62, S187, °K13;
  • Schroeder (Theodore A.) on, S185, S347;
  • screen writer and censorship, C502, F312;
  • Seabury (William N.) on, S216-S217;
  • Seldes (Gilbert) on, S239-S243;
  • self-regulation by industry, A237, I67, I82, L72, L125, L154, L372, M314, P127-P128, °R14;
  • serious drama restricted, P154;
  • sex treatment, M374, M499, R242, S187, °K13;
  • Shaw (G. B.) on, S293 ;
  • social controls, W8, Y18;
  • state boards, A91, A180, B239, B312, B616, C155, C172, C277, C388, C447, C511, C633, E114, G208, H120, H163, K17, L72, L125, L128, L157, L196, L318, M7, M43, M78, M82, M222, M541, N26, N37, N132, N181, O7, O57, P92-P95, S243, T208, U178, W370-W371, Y17, °C8-°C9, °C31, °H4, °S15, °W29;
  • Sumner (John S.) on, S185;
  • Switzerland compared, °O2;
  • teachers as film censors, S106;
  • Temple (Shirley) on, °B37;
  • Treasury Department, S217;
  • Virginia, M43, V53, °C8;
  • war propaganda, U155;
  • women's organizations, P86;
  • wrong movies censored for wrong reasons, C649;
  • Yugoslavian Film Workers Union, °R31. See also Juvenile delinquency;
  • Legion of Decency, National

• Motion picture censorship cases (United States): B263, F106, M4, M11, R198, S271, T208;
  • American Civil Liberties Union v. City of Chicago, M456;
  • Burstyn Inc. v. Wilson, 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, °C20, °G10, °M61;
  • Chant d'Amour, Un, S430;
  • Commercial Pictures Corp. v. Regents, L151, M542, S312;
  • Commonwealth (Pa.) v. Blumenstein, B221, M154;
  • Excelsior Pictures Corp. v. Regents, K140, S187;
  • Flaming Creatures, S430, V42, °S45;
  • Fox Film Corp., In re (Pa.), E114;
  • Freedman v. Maryland, °S15;
  • Jacohellis v. Ohio, A189, F153, O77, S736, °M27;
  • Kingsley International Pictures Corp. v. Regents, B239, F352, G197, H17, K14, K182, L128, M4, M429, N69, S187, S586;
  • Lobert Pictures Corp. v. City of Atlanta, A91;
  • Martin Luther, L139, T211, W129;
  • Mutual Film Co. v. Industrial Commission of Ohio, C208, K218, Y17;
  • Paramount Film Distribution Corp. v. City of Chicago, F203;
  • Saint Joan, S293;
  • Scorpio Rising, H19, S430;
  • Spain in Flames, L207;
  • Superior Films, Inc., v. Department of Education of the State of Ohio, L151, M542, S312;
  • Supreme Court, B98, B239, F106, L61, M4, M11, M436, M545, S271, S312, T114, V33;
  • Times Film Corp. v. City of Chicago(1956), M327;
  • Times Film Corp. v. City of Chicago (1961), B483, B492, C325, C535, F152, F178, F290, F346, H17, K31, K182, M4, M84, M327, O94, P325-P326, R98, S95, S187, S585, S738, W19, W33, W156, W252, Z14;
  • Trans-Lux Distributing Corp. v. Regents, C364;
  • U.S. v. Lowe's, Inc., S648;
  • Wages of Fear, °I3;
  • William Goldman Theatres v. Dana, B96;
  • Zenith International Film Corp. v. City of Chicago, P174

• Motion picture industry (United States): fear of communism threatens, M260

• Motion picture law (United States), C61, F363, L291, S562

• Motion Picture Research Council, R242

• Motion pictures: criticism of, B645, F155, L351, P111;
  • effect of, F46, H403, K141, K176, P216, U175, U178, W268, O841;
  • on freedom of the press, B264, C174, C514, D31, F299, F329-F330, F338, I3, M326, N82, O85, P4, P119, S678, Z11

• Mott, Frank Luther, M547-M550, Z10

• Mt. Lebanon, Pa., Public Library censorship, C165, R239

• Mt. Pleasant, N.Y., Register, S471

• Moxon, Edward, trial, F222, M59, M557, T10, T165, W195

• Muggleton, Lodowick, trial, M563-M564, S123, W310

• Muir, Thomas: portrait of, R279;

• trial of, C412, D11, M565-M567, R197

• Mulrooney, Edward P., S570

• Mummer's Wife, A (George Moore), M492

• Mundt, Karl E. (Sen.), M574, U57

• Murphy, Terrence J. (Rev.), G12, M590-M591

• Murray, Gilbert ,G248, M593, S296

• Murray, J. Edward, °K2

• Murray, James E. (Sen.), W325

• Murrow, Edward R., D294, M109, M553, M607-M609, P105, S242

• Mutual Film Co. V. Industrial Commission of Ohio (1914), C208, K218, Y17

• Muzzey, David S., F15, M614, P55

• My Life and Loves (Frank Harris), H114, K199, T132

• My Secret Life,°M23

• Myers, Abram F., U122

• Mystery Writers of America, U127

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