S

• Sacheverell, Henry, trial, S4, S33

• Sade, Marquis de, °C22

• Sadism: substitution for erotic expression, B486, C470, G172, L52, L156, P317, W323, °H47, W1

• St. Asaph, Dean of. See Shipley, William D.

• St. Cloud, Minn.: censorship in, °N127;
  • ordinance, D35

• St. George, Katharine, A140

• Saint Joan (G. B. Shaw), S293

• Saint-John, Henry, Viscount Bolingbroke, C614, S10-S12

• St. John-Stevas, Norman, C270, C609, G241, S13-S25, °S2

• St. Louis: Catholic censorship charged, P30;
  • Decent Literature Commission, P37-P38, W372;
  • Post-Dispatch, R225, S26

• St. Paul: compared with William Campion, P190

• Salisbury, L. E., J66

• Salisbury Journal (1774), S221

• Salome (Richard Strauss opera), K6

• Salome (Oscar Wilde play), F88

• Salt of the Earth (film), °B32

• San Antonio, Tex., C165, H49, H64, M248, N127, R239, W31

• San Diego, Calif, °H1

• San Francisco: °R4;
  • Beard, The, °N6;
  • high school censorship in, B385;
  • Howl and Other Poems, E50, F83, P109;
  • James King of William, D24, H386, V20;
  • Love Book, The, °M17

• Sandburg, Carl, L76

• Sanderson, Arthur M., °E12

• Sanger, Margaret, B283, B485, I43, L16, R178, R302, S46-S56, S274, W355, °F32, °O12

• Sanger, William, trial, A5, B114, E7, S57

• Santa Barbara, Calif., Public Library, M465

• Sarbin, Hershel, °C18

• Sare, Richard, trial, H267, T124, T127

• Sarnoff, David, F300, F321, S63, U227

• Saskatchewan Library Advisory Council: policy on undesirable periodicals, B417

• Satan in Society (Nicholas F. Cooke), B360

• Saturday Evening Post, D153, °J9, °P8

• Saturday Review of Literature, C122, C598

• Satyr upon Injustice; or Scroggs upon Scroggs (Jane Curtis), S463

• Satyricon (Petronius), J115

• Saudek, Robert, F300

• Saved (Edward Bond), B376

• Sayers, W. C. Berwick, P337, S79

• Scandal and malicious gossip: eminent men subjected to, H358

• Scandinavian countries: freedom of the press in, L381

• Scarlet Letter, The (Nathaniel Hawthorne), B426, M500, O78

• Scarsdale, N.Y.: school textbook controversy, G193, S278

• Schaefer v. United States (1920), C242, C244, C536

• Scharper, Philip, E134, S85

• Schechter, A. A., F300

• Schenck v. United States (1919), C242, C244, C536, H315, K180-K182, M294-M295, M600, N147, R215-R216, W322, °N8. See also "Clear and present danger" dictum

• Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr., °C20

• Schlumberger, Jean, C124

• Schmalhausen, S. D., C27

• Schnee, Charles, G274

• Schneider v. New Jersey (1939), °W3

• Schofield, Henry, S104, °N8

• School Library Bill of Rights, A96-A97, A223

• School library censorship: A150, A210, B463-B464, F20, G29, L142, M469, N49, W343, °K14, °L27, °M53;
  • ACLU statement, A116;
  • Areopagitica and, B650;
  • Arts Canada, °S9;
  • balanced holdings, B231;
  • Baldwin (James) books by, K106;
  • book selection v. censorship, A95, B327, F20, F134, H223, R223, W339, °H46;
  • California, D245, M310, R44;
  • California survey, F134, S3;
  • Catcher in the Rye, The, B400, M459, O12, L8;
  • classification by age group, C262;
  • Columbus, Ohio, A205;
  • combating pressures, A116, B3, B648, F134, G180, H134, H172, H291, M130, N52, R289, S568, W410, °H12;
  • conflict within school, C425;
  • controversial literature, C482, C580, C632, C662, H405, L387, N48, N52, R209, S568, W409, °C32;
  • curricula problems, A300-A301;
  • dialogue needed, F20;
  • Dictionary of American Slang, C668, D276, E38, F158, H47, K65, K113-K114, M140, °R20;
  • Fascist Italy compared with U.S., °W25;
  • forbidden books, K174;
  • freedom of selection defended, K61, O72;
  • Hanover County, Va., °N17;
  • inane literature replacing classics, K129;
  • Jewish pressures, W222;
  • labeling (Alabama), K70;
  • Laughing Boy, °L1;
  • Long Island Intellectual Freedom Committee, °A6;
  • Los Angeles, I72, L266, W219;
  • mature librarians needed, C425;
  • Merchant of Venice, W222;
  • Nassau County, N.Y., H398, °F6;
  • Nation, The, A22, A184, A222, B224, B646, C37, F104, H297, H310, J19, K185, M104, M232, N14, S105;
  • New York selection policy satirized, C482;
  • Oakland, Calif., °C55;
  • Of Mice and Men, M459;
  • policy statements, A97, A142, B554, B649, M212;
  • Pontiac, Mich., W212;
  • practices (surveys), B649, E5, F134, H398, R169, U238;
  • pressure groups, B319, F311, N104, S479, M53;
  • professional sanctions against school, B648-B649;
  • San Francisco, B385;
  • Scarsdale, N.Y., G193, S278;
  • schoolmen as censors (debate), R10;
  • Seattle, B145;
  • self-censorship, F134, H429, °F6;
  • teachers and librarians at fault, K43;
  • United Nations material, C662, L266, W9, W219;
  • Utah survey, U238;
  • Wisconsin survey, B649

• School newspapers: censorship of, B503, L269

• Schools, propaganda in. See Propaganda in libraries, schools

• Schools, secondary: academic freedom in, O72, R10

• Schorer, Mark, B247

• Schramm, Wilbur, S107-S109, S393, °S10

• Schroeder, Theodore A.: B397, F341, I70, K214, M138, N79, R179, S113-S185;
  • appreciation of, H84, I70;
  • bibliography, S58, S182;
  • Brown heresy trial, B579;
  • criticism of views, F288;
  • Mencken (H. L.) on, K214;
  • movie censorship, S347;
  • portrait of, S169;
  • will held invalid, K215

• Schuette, Oswald F., U154

• Schurman, J. G., T186

• Schwartz, Alan U., E134-E135

• Schwartz, Richard F., °D2

• Science, C569

• Science and religion: conflict of, D249, S339, W187

• Scienter, element of: in sale of obscene works, A250, C645, D14, D82, H436, I51, K14, K182, N130, R97

• Scientific and technical data: atomic energy, B364, H260, L285, N148-N150, N177, R1, R133, S264, S449, S671, S720;
  • criticism of, H260, S632, T47;
  • Food and Drug Administration, G150;
  • government control, B144, B364, N148-N150, U69, U189, °F5;
  • medical discoveries kept from enemy, C569;
  • Post Office censorship, °D34;
  • Science, C569;
  • science and pseudoscience, R134;
  • secrecy antithetical to science, G65-G66, F157, R1, S326;
  • World War II controls, S196

• Scientific work (German) seized by British, B523

• Scientific work judged obscene, B510

• Scopes, John T., trial, A77, G112, G259, M52, T48, T148, °S14

• Scorpio Rising (Kenneth Anger film), H19, S430

• Scotland: blasphemy laws, B558;
  • libel laws, B407;
  • Mrs. Grundy in, M568;
  • Muir (Thomas) seditious libel trial, C412, D11, M565-M567, R197, R279

• Scotland's Grievance Respecting Darien (James Watson), T22

• Scott, Adrian, C502

• Scott, Alexander, N121

• Scott, Barbara, F312, °R31, °S15

• Scott, Evelyn D., L76

• Scott, John W., °O7

• Scott v. M'Gavin (1821), M74

• Scottish Daily Mail, G1

• Scottish Guardian, C468

• Scourge of Aristocracy, The, L394

• Scroggs, William (Sir), B169, C73, S214, S463

• Seagle, William, E136-E137, M46, S218-S220

• Search, John, pseud., W174

• Search warrants, N201. See also General warrants

• Seattle: ban of New Republic, Survey, B145;
  • ban of Seattle Business Chronicle and Union Record, N128;
  • censorship opposed by Mayor's committee, B116, B120, S68

• Secrecy, government. See News, management of (Great Britain);
  • News, management of (United States);
  • Public records, right of access to;
  • Security restrictions on news

• Secret Woman, The (Eden Phillpotts), C224

• Secrets of Generation (Dr. Simon M. Landis), L34

• Security and freedom: interdependence of, C480, F117, L70, M169

• Security classification of documents, B11, F49, °W22

• Security restrictions on news: Commonwealth countries, B601;
  • Great Britain, A24, B601, K107, M208-M210, N80, O50, R183, S485, °F27, °W24

• --United States: B601, D42, D154, G65-G66, J53, K56, L3, L399-L400, P49, R186, S336, S720, T200, U215;
  • Congressional hearings, U79, U82-U83;
  • criticism of, K198, P157, P293, R99, S633, S672;
  • defense of, S765;
  • informing the public versus, M169, M253, M419;
  • Wiggins (James R.) on, W238, W245, W248

• Sedgwick, Ellery, L76, S486

• Sedition Act of 1798: C111, H396, L213-L214, M353, S448, S471, S474, W44, W185, °B52-°B53;
  • Ames (Nathaniel) on, W66;
  • Bache (B. F.) trial, A53, B4, F41-F42, S470-S471;
  • background for, S448;
  • Boston support, A80;
  • Callender (James T.) trial, C23, H264, S471, S473, W166;
  • contemporary views, A185-A186, P152;
  • Cooper (Thomas) on, C556;
  • Cooper (Thomas) trial, C554, M160-M161, M353, P252, S471-S472, U102, W166, W316;
  • Crosskey (W. W.) interpretation, B578;
  • Daly (John) trial, S471;
  • debate in Congress, L216, U45, U49, U133;
  • defense of, A31-A32, M196, O27, O113, S703;
  • Douglas (Justice William 0.) on, D224;
  • Duane (William) trial, D262, S470-S471, U134;
  • Durrell (William) trial, S471;
  • editors who defied, D24;
  • Espionage Act of 1917 compared, B445, C573;
  • film on, O85;
  • fines restored, U48, U102;
  • Frothingham (David) trial, F367, W166;
  • guard against recurrance of, T102, U48;
  • Hamilton (Alexander) on, L216, S469;
  • Haswell (Anthony) trial, H142, S343, S471, S536, W166;
  • history of cases, B199, M353, M547, S471;
  • Holt (Charles) trial, S471;
  • Kentucky Resolutions, A185, F95, J28, K171, N171, O27, F138, V55, W59;
  • Lyon (Matthew) trial, H99, L394, M102, O113, S343, S471, W166, W196, °G25;
  • Marshall (John) on, M196-M197;
  • opposition to, A35, C466, L253, N171, T102;
  • Peck(Jedidiah) trial, S471;
  • Pickering (Thomas) on, P156;
  • resolution against (1827), U48;
  • Sullivan (James) on, S703;
  • text, P138, S471;
  • Thomson (John) on, L216, T102;
  • Tucker (St. George) on, T199;
  • Virginia Resolutions, A31, A34, A185, K171, L216, P138, U133, V54-V56;
  • Washington (George) on, S447

• Sedition laws (Great Britain): C329, C437, G227, S225, S371, °J10;
  • Hume (David) on, H409;
  • Paine (Thomas) on, P13;
  • Place (Francis) on, P188

• Sedition laws (United States): Alabama Act, F364;
  • Alien Registration Act of 1940 (Smith Act), J62;
  • bills introduced (1935), Congressional hearings, B253, F64, U104-U107, U126, U168;
  • history, C242, C244, C252, C258, H222, L172;
  • Minnesota Act, C246;
  • Missouri Bar Association resolution, C107, H25;
  • Montana Act, C246;
  • opposition to (1920's), B253, F257, G163, H26, H88;
  • state laws, S220;
  • Supreme Court decisions, E74.
  • See also Espionage Act of 1917;
  • Sedition Act of 1798

• Seditious libel: Australia, C433

• --Canada: Bible, W374;
  • Dixon (F. J.) trial, D184

• --Great Britain: C329, N92;
  • Aldred (Guy A.) trials, A56-A58;
  • Almon (John) trial, A87, A206, B423, G201, H13, J120, P148, R36;
  • Amhurst (Nicholas) trial, R14;
  • Association for Preserving Liberty and Property against Republicans and Levellers, B441, F360-F361, P287, R69, T163, °A35;
  • Bacon (Francis) on, B7;
  • Baldwin (Richard) trial, L182, R268;
  • Bastwick (John) trial, B105-B106, D72, L74, P340, P342, S33;
  • Baxter (Rev. Richard) trial, B123-B124, D72, S123;
  • bibliography, M189;
  • Bingley (William) trial, B273-B274, S1;
  • Brewster (Thomas) trial, B507, D229, T220;
  • Brooks (Nathan) trial, D229, S33, T220;
  • Bruce (Archibald) opposes sedition act, B589;
  • Buckner (William) trial, P341;
  • Burdett (Sir Francis), B629, M59;
  • Burton (Henry) trial, B106, B653, H41, L74, P340, P342, S123;
  • Butter (Nathaniel) trial, R268;
  • Care (Henry) trial, C73, L182, S33, S123, S587;
  • Callender (James T.) trial, C22;
  • Carlile (Jane) trial, C74-C75, C91;
  • Carlile (Mary Anne) trial, C76, C91, M59;
  • Carlile (Richard) and his shopmen, trial, B63, B458, C33, C35, C75, C84, J8, K79, M26, M59, R283, W230, W406;
  • Carter (William) trial, C559;
  • Cato's letters, L213, P153, T181, °J13;
  • Chapman (John) trial, H139, M59;
  • Chapman (Livewell) trial, L178, R268;
  • Cobbett (William) trials, B583, C405, C407-C408, K79, M26, M59, M256, P287;
  • Collins (John) trial, C455, M59;
  • Committee of Secrecy, G236-G237;
  • Constitutional Association, B63, C76, C515-C517, D197, H335, H417, M256, O81, P188, T152-T153;
  • Craftsman controversy, A243, C614-C616, F274, G68, G201, H22, H217-H221, R14, R352, S10-S12;
  • Curtis (Langley) trial, L182;
  • Cuthell (John) trial, C702;
  • Daily Worker trial, D3, L63, L65, N46, T100, °R30;
  • Defoe (Daniel) trial, D72, D79, M495, S740, °M54;
  • Dolby (Thomas) trial, D197;
  • Dover (Simon) trial, D229, T220;
  • Drakard (John) trial, D248;
  • Duffin (Patrick W.) trial, D271;
  • Dugard (William) trial, R268;
  • Eaton (Daniel I.) trial, E16-E18, M26;
  • Farwell (John) trial, T98;
  • Fox Libel Act, B437, B440, L116, M256, S135, S333;
  • Franklin (Richard) trial, F274, P352;
  • French Revolution, influence on, H36-H37, J8, J49, K79, M26, M256, M595-M597, P12, P14, P25-P27, P287, T163, °A35;
  • Frend (William) trial, F345;
  • Friends to the Liberty of the Press, B67, B441, B589, E143, E145, F360-F361;
  • Frost (John) trial, T165, V31, °F31;
  • Goodwin (John) trial, G176, N90;
  • Haines (Henry) trial, H22, R14;
  • Hall (Rev. Robert) on, H36;
  • Harris (Benjamin) trial, H109-H110, M427, R171, S33;
  • Hart (John H.) trial, W189;
  • Harvey (Daniel W.) trial, H139, M59;
  • Hetherington (Henry) trial, H224, M59;
  • history, G227, H83, K79, S333, S378, V31, °B52-°B53;
  • Holt (Daniel) trial, H318;
  • Hunscot (Joseph) petition, H413;
  • Hunt (John and Leigh) trials, B351, B583, H414, H416-H420, K79, M26, M59, P287, T78, W230;
  • Irish press prosecutions, I56;
  • Janeway (Richard) trial, L182;
  • Johnson (Samuel) trial, J78;
  • Jones (Sir William) trial, C60;
  • Junius letters, A87, A206, B423, G201, H13, J120, M25, M256, P148, R36;
  • jury instruction, °S44;
  • jury-packing, B200, B298, W376;
  • Keach (Benjamin) trial, K34, S123;
  • Lambert (John) trial, L26, P114;
  • Leighton (Alexander), G40, L162-L164, R299, S123;
  • L'Estrange (Roger) on, L177, R268;
  • Levellers, B474, F265, H41, H43, H317, P31;
  • Lilburne (John) trials, G91, G279, H41, L273-L274, L278, L280-L283, O129, R299, S33, V31, W21;
  • Lofft (Capell) criticizes, L334;
  • Lovett (William) trial, L367-L368, M59;
  • Manwaring (Roger) trial, W206;
  • Marprelate tracts, A221, D72, D173, M572, P159-P160, °M12;
  • Maseres (Francis) on, M224;
  • Meredith (Sir William) on, M299;
  • Miller (John) trial, M352;
  • Mist's Weekly Journal, C374, M389;
  • Montague (Richard) trial, M439;
  • Nixon (Robert) trial, N188;
  • O'Connell (Daniel) trial, M59;
  • offenses (tabulation), N92;
  • overt acts test, D57-D58, F30, L213, M224, R27;
  • Overton (Richard) on, O127-O129;
  • Owen (William) trial, C437, O131, Z8;
  • Pain (William) trial, T98;
  • Paine (Thomas) trials, D11, E140, E145, G110, H37, J8, K79, M26, P7- P8, P11-P12, F14, S101, S693, °A8, °W32;
  • pamphleteering, B339, G212, P302, R36, R70;
  • parodies, P39, P302;
  • Peltier (Jean) trial, B583, H414, P88, S503;
  • Penry (John) trial, P159-P160, °M12;
  • Perry (James) trial, B583, L26, P114;
  • "platform, the," J49;
  • Prentice (Archibald) trial, P287;
  • provincial press, C631;
  • Prynne (William) trial, B106, D72, G39, H41, K124, L74, P340, P342, R299, S33, S123;
  • Ratcliffe (Ebenezer) on, R27;
  • Rayner (John) on, R33;
  • Reeves (John) trial, R69;
  • Ross (George) trial, V52;
  • satire, S514;
  • Scroggs (Judge William) on, S214;
  • Seven Bishops trial, F34, L90, S38;
  • Shaen trial, F115;
  • Shebbeare (John) trial, L185;
  • Shipley (William D.) trial, D57-D58, E142, E145, F34, S341-S342, S693;
  • Singleton (Hugh) trial, B666;
  • Smith (Francis) trial, S463, °S40;
  • Smith (John) trial, S478;
  • Sparke (Michael) trial, P341, R268;
  • Spence (Thomas) trial, M26, S544-S545;
  • Star Chamber cases, G214, L74, M239, S198;
  • Starke (John) trial, L182;
  • state trials, B405, B438, B583, D11, H385, J8, K79, M25-M26, M59, S33, S587;
  • Stockdale (John) trial, M59;
  • Taylor (J. E.) trial, P287;
  • Thelwall (John) trial, C235, G236, K79, M26, S589, T67-T70;
  • Thompson (Nathaniel) trial, R268, T98;
  • Throckmorton (Job) trial, P159-P160;
  • Tindal (Matthew) trial, T124, T127;
  • Tooke (John Horne) trial, C118, D11, G236, K79, M26, S589, S693, T152, W332;
  • Towers (Joseph) on, T163;
  • Tutchin (John) trial, R171, S33, T209;
  • Udall (John) trial, P159-P160, U2;
  • Vane (Sir Henry) trial, V21;
  • Waddington (Samuel) trial, M59;
  • Wakefield (Gilbert) trial, W14;
  • Walwyn (William) trial, W51;
  • warrants issued, record of, °G34;
  • Watson (James) trial, W83;
  • Wharton (John) trial, S33;
  • White (Henry) trial, W189;
  • Whyte (Alexander) trial, W223;
  • Wilkes (John) expulsion from Parliament, G287, P266, W263, °T10;
  • Wilkes (John) trials, D11, J8, K79, M256, N194, N207, P266, R36, R171, R293, S224, W102, W256-W267, °T10;
  • Williams (John A.) trial, M59, T165;
  • Winterbotham (William) trials, W334;
  • Woodfall (Henry S.) trial, A206, D11, J120, P148, R36, W366;
  • Wooler (Thomas J.) trial, B298, K79, W230, W377-W378;
  • Wright (Susannah) trial, W406-W407

• --India: C268, D211, L94

• --Ireland: Cox (Watty) trial, °O5;
  • Drennan (Dr. William) trial, C682, °D29;
  • Finnerty (Peter) trial, C684, F114, M133, R137;
  • Johnson (Justice) trial, °E7;
  • Neilson (Samuel) trial, N94;
  • O'Connell (Daniel) disaffection trial, °O6;
  • Pigott (Richard) trial, S700;
  • Rowan (Archibald H.) trial, C683, M133, R286-R287;
  • seditious literature permitted, R106;
  • state trials, M133;
  • Sullivan (Alexander M.) trial, S700

• --Scotland: Muir (Thomas) trial, C412, D11, M95, M565-M567, R197, R279;
  • Palmer (Thomas F.) trial, C412, D11, P25-P27, R197;
  • state trials, C412, D11, H37, M565-M567, R197, R279

• --South Africa: L94

• --United States: C242, C244, C258, E74, L109, P87;
  • Abrams (Jacob) trial, C239, C242-C243, C536, H196, H315, P225;
  • Bache (Benjamin F.) trial, A53, B4, F41-F42, M353, S470-S471;
  • Backus (Azel) trial, U217;
  • Berkman (Alexander) trial, B213-B214, G145, O64, T171, °O12;
  • bibliography, M189, S130;
  • Bradford (William) trial, K44, M116, °M43;
  • Callender (James T.) trial, C23, C285, F218, H264, M353, S471, S473, W166;
  • Chafee (Zechariah, Jr.) on, C242-C244, C246, C248, C252, C258;
  • Chase (Judge Samuel) impeachment, C23, C285;
  • Checkley (John) trial, C293, S438;
  • Cobbett (William) trials, C404, C410, R85, W166;
  • Comminita (Ludobico) trial, S168;
  • Congressional hearings, U104-U107, U126;
  • Connecticut (1806), U217;
  • Cooper (Thomas) trial, C554, G56, M160-M161, M353, P252, S471-S472, U102, W166, W316;
  • Crandall (Reuben) trial, C627-C628;
  • Croswell (Harry) trial, C663, L89, L212, L216, M550, °F17-°F18;
  • Debs (Eugene V.) trial, B293, C242-C244, C536;
  • documents on, °N8;
  • federal jurisdiction, B261;
  • Fowle (Daniel) trial, F242-F243;
  • Goldman (Emma) trial, B214, G145, O64, T171;
  • Goodwin (George) trial, H62, U217;
  • history, C242, C244, P87, S333, °B53;
  • Hudson (Barzillai) trial, H62, U217;
  • Keteltas (William) trial, °M14;
  • Lyon (Matthew) trial, C96, H99, L394, M102, M353, S343, S471, W166, W196, °G25;
  • McDougall (Alexander) trial, °M7;
  • Makemie (Francis) trial, M153;
  • mass sedition trial (1944), S9;
  • Masses trial, D95, E8-E10, R59, S168, T171, U34, °O12;
  • Milwaukee Leader trial, B110, C190, C242, C244, C254, F270, U130, Y11;
  • Moore (William) trial, R132;
  • New York, S333;
  • Osgood (Thaddeus) trial, U217;
  • Reeve (Judge Tapping) trial, H62, U217;
  • Revolutionary Age ban, A121, R217;
  • Smith (William) trial, R132;
  • state law, S588;
  • Zenger (John Peter) trial, A63, A201-A202, B623-B624, C96, C269, C301, C437, C476, D24, F34, F118, F330 (film), F336, G25, G56, G177, H174, H386, L90, L105, L211, L216, L231, M93, M326 (film), M428, O108, P82, R309, S188, S542, T19, Z5-Z12, °M2, °M43.
  • See also "Clear and present danger" dictum;
  • Espionage Act of 1917;
  • Sedition Act of 1798

• Sedley, Charles (Sir), C620

• Seduction of the Innocent (Fredric Wertham), C471, T107, W143

• Seeger, Henry R., L21

• Seizure of papers, C437-C438, L191

• Seligman, E. R. A., T186

• Sellers, W. J., G241

• Seltzer, Thomas, C189, T16

• Semantics in controversial literature, C467

• September Morn (painting), P365

• Sercombe, Parker H., H101, S254

• Serenade (James M. Cain), D129, W387

• Sermons: censorship of, S4, S33, T38

• Seven Bishops, trial of (1688), F34, L90, S38

• Sex education, censorship of: B28, B162, B360, B362, C622, H329, H433, L225, L329, O14, P198, P231, P297, R179, S156;
  • advertising rejected, S675;
  • Argenta (Ill.) public schools, S245;
  • Boston Advisory Committee on Sex Publications, B409, C283;
  • Colonial America, J80;
  • conspiracy of silence, D156;
  • Craddock (Ida) case, C499, F192, M52, S182, S357, S361;
  • Dennett (Mary Ware) trial, A124, D101-D103, E6, E99, E113, G204, M220-M221, R178, R302, S284, S722;
  • De Voto (Bernard) satire, D130;
  • discrimination against layman, B553;
  • Foote (Dr. Edward Bliss) on, F187-F191;
  • Foote (Dr. Edward Bond) on, F192-F194;
  • Foote's Health Monthly, F201;
  • Franklin (Dr. Zeus) trial, W224-W225;
  • Fruits of Philosephy (Charles Knowlton), B245, B360, B467-B468, C475, F198, H272, K165-K166, L91, N108, R178;
  • Glasgow (J. Wesley) trial, G122, S418;
  • Haire (Dr. Norman) on, P333, W394;
  • Harman (Moses) prosecution, B553, C10, C264-C265, C629, D64, F213, F289, H100-H103, H148, H434, J13, L378, N170, P262-P263, S166, S182, S254, W15;
  • Heywood (Ezra) trial, B187, C241, C265, H148, H241-H243, M38, P168, S615, W388, °L7;
  • history, D179;
  • inalienable right to, S151;
  • Landis (Dr. Simon M.) trial, L34;
  • legal basis, K131;
  • Liber (Dr. B.) book, L244;
  • Life, T204;
  • Light, The, L272, N79;
  • Lucifer, the Light- Bearer, F213, H100-H101, H434, J13, L378, N170, P262-P263, S166, S182, S254, W15;
  • Malchow (Dr. C. W.), S182;
  • modesty factor, S164;
  • National Purity Congress, N79, S144, T130 ;
  • National Vigilance Association, C442, C561-C562, N81, S508, °T7;
  • Platt (William) on, P197-P200;
  • postal law repeal sought, F189-F191, P259, P297, W10, W15-W17;
  • Russell (Bertrand) on, R302, W394;
  • schools, S282;
  • Schroeder (Theodore A.) on, S127, S133, S144, S158, S164, S174, S177-S178;
  • Shufeldt (Dr. Robert W.) on, S357-S363;
  • Stopes (Marie), D101, E62, M246, S673-S675, W394, °B57;
  • Truth Seeker, T197-T198;
  • vice societies v. sex education groups, M38, M290, S143-S144;
  • Wakeman (Thaddeus B.) on, W15-W17;
  • Warren (Mortimer A.), S182;
  • Word, The, H241, W388;
  • World Purity Federation, L272, N79.
  • See also Birth control information, dissemination of

• Sex expression in literature: A26, C26-C27, C620-C622, K118, M46-M47, R179, S13, S262, S495, Y25, °S6;
  • Arnold (Judge Thurman) on, S262;
  • Barzun (Jacques) on, °B14;
  • Beagle (Peter S.) on, °B17;
  • "bond of our times," °B14, °B17;
  • bourgeoisie suppression, C26;
  • Brooke (Jocelyn) on, °B59;
  • censor v. critic, T106;
  • changing standards, W112;
  • danger to freedom, S616;
  • disapproves censorship and lack of restraint in fiction, F373-F374, °L21;
  • Ellis (Dr. Albert) on, E66, S262;
  • Ginzburg (Ralph) on, G115, S262;
  • Girodias (Maurice) on, S262;
  • glut of, °B14;
  • history, C618, C620-C621, F251, L155, S204, S218, T29, W309, °M23-°M24;
  • Housman (Laurence) on, H366, W394;
  • Ives (George) on, W394;
  • Johnson (Pamela H.) on, °J17-°J18;
  • Lawrence (D. H.) on, L97-L101;
  • Lerner (Max) on, °L21;
  • literary attacks, M500;
  • Mailer (Norman) on, S262;
  • Marcus (Steven) on, °M23-°M24;
  • Mencken (H. L.) on, M287;
  • overemphasis after century of silence, F97;
  • Parker (Dorothy) on, P34;
  • Playboy philosophy, H185-H186, °H25-°H26;
  • Porter (Katherine Anne) on, °P12;
  • Preminger (Otto) on, S262;
  • puritanism as a literary force, M287, R300;
  • Putnam (Samuel P.) on, R179;
  • pyrrhic victory, °B59;
  • Rosset (Barney) on, S262;
  • Russell (Bertrand) on, R300, R302-R303, W394;
  • St. John-Stevas (Norman) on, S13;
  • Seagle (William) on, S218;
  • thermodynamics law applied to, L168;
  • Weeks (Edward) on, W112;
  • Whitman (Walt) on, W210.
  • See also Morality and literature;
  • Obscenity

• Sex expression in society, A26, G27, M46, M269

• Sex Life of a Cop (Oscar Peck), K137

• Sex questionnaire banned, B279

• Sex Side of Life (Mary Ware Dennett), A124, D102-D103, E6, E99, E113, G204, H72, M220-M221, R178, R302, S284, S722

• Sexual Behavior in the Human Male (Alfred C. Kinsey), B514, F370, R15

• Sexual ethics, C625, D179, F371, M193, R300, W309

• Sexual Impulse, The (Edward Charles), H443

• Sexual Life, The (Dr. C. W. Malchow), S182

• Sexual Reform Congress, W394

• Sexual revolt, Fake, °L19

• Sexuality v. sex, °B14

• Sexus (Henry Miller), M29, M347

• Shaffer, Thomas L., O77

• Shakespeare, William, expurgation of works, H46, H74, R254-R255, °P3

• Shanks v. American News Co. (1881), S275

• Shapiro, David L., °K2

• Shapiro, Erwin (Justice), F153

• Shapiro, Karl, °C14

• Sharman, W. (Rev.), M335

• Sharp, Freeman U., °U16

• Shaw, George B.: Bedborough (George) prosecution, S291;
  • Belloc's Free Press, S292;
  • Irish censorship, S297;
  • motion picture censorship, S293;
  • New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, K192;
  • stage censorship, C215, G247-G248, S286-S290, S294-S296, W80, °S24;
  • wartime censorship, T100

• Shawcross, Hartley (Sir), G221, W70, °L38, °S27

• Shebbeare, John (Dr.), L185

• Sheehan, Thomas, trial, E26

• Shelley, Percy Bysshe, F222, L108, M59, M557, S318-S319, T10, T165, W195, Z2

• Shenker, Morris A., °K2, °S28

• Shepherd, Samuel (Sir), C85

• Sheppard v. Maxwell (1966), °A20, °A36, °D25, °D27, °F24, °H5, °H30, °K20, °L35, °M15, °S59

• Sherburne, John H., W363

• Sheridan, Richard B., F360, R69, W341

• Sherman, Stuart C., C694, S329-S330

• Sherwin's Political Register, C87, C89, R96

• Shewing up of Blanco Posnet, The (G. B. Shaw), K163, S289

• Shield laws. See Reporters, privileged relations with news source

• Shientag, Bernard L. (Justice), C597, S333-S334

• Shils, Edward A., S336, °H19

• Ship, Reuben, C502

• Shipley, William D. (Rev.), D57-D58, E142, E145, F34, S341-S342, S693

• Shirer, William L., P105

• Shirley, James, G126

• Shively, Gerald D., °A13

• Short and Easy Way with Deists, A (John Checkley), C293, S438

• Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage (Jeremy Collier), A211, C443-C444, C506, F109, R141

• Shortest Way with Dissenters, The (Daniel Defoe), D79, M495, S740

• Shotwell, James T., W325

• Shreve, Doris L., °C14

• Shuck V. Carroll Daily Herald (1931), R152

• Shuler, Robert (Rev.), C272

• Shurlock, Geoffrey, F312, G273, G275, S366-S368, U122

• Shuster, George N., S369, U225

• Sibley, Mulford Q., °C14

• Sidis v. F-R Publishing Co. (1940), °B8

• Siebert, Fredrick S., S107-S108, S373-S393

• Siegel, Cordell, °S28

• Siepmann, Charles A., B608, S396-S401, °S34

• Sigma Delta Chi: C379, Q8;
  • Advancement of Freedom Committee reports, Q8, S405;
  • Freedom of Information Committee, N167-N168;
  • Haswell (Anthony) honored by, S343

• Silence, right to maintain, B370, R216. See also Privacy, right of

• Simon, William, °G2

• "Simpson Affair," B137, D18

• Sinclair, Upton, E62, L76, M38, P111, S416-S421

• Single Eye, All Light No Darkness (Lawrence Clarkson), C375, G235

• Singleton, Hugh, B666

• Sion's Plea against Prelacie, G40, L162-L164

• Sky Above, the Mud Below, The (film), L338

• Slander laws: Field (D. D.) on, F99;
  • Great Britain, B407, B664, F181, G54, °C11;
  • Ireland, °E10;
  • libel versus, F127;
  • U.S. cases, E130.
  • See also Libel laws

• Slanted news threatens freedom of press, B471, B598

• Slayman, Charles H., Jr., F308

• Sleeveless Errand (Norah C. James), C620, E62, M13, P43

• Slocum, Richard W., U60

• "Small World," H446

• Smart, Anne, E148

• Smart, William B., M253

• Smith, Bill, D287

• Smith, Bruce L., L71, S452-S453

• Smith, Charles H., N214

• Smith, Francis, trial, S463, °S40

• Smith, Howard K., S246

• Smith, Melancton, M550

• Smith, Ray, C694

• Smith, William (Judge), °M7

• Smith, William (Prof.), trial, R132

• Smith, William F. (Judge), °D27

• Smith v. California (1959), A250, D14, D82, H436, I51, K14, K182, T190

• Smith v. California (1963), M181, M471, T190

• Smith v. Doss (1948), °D9

• Smoking: news about dangers suppressed, S499

• Smoot, Reed (Sen.), C505, C705, S250

• Smut Peddlers (James J. Kilpatrick), D237, K102-K103

• Smyth, Clifford, B448

• Snee, Dan, K186

• Snyder, Murray, F306

• Social Democrat (Oklahoma), S168

• Social Evil in Chicago, The, C315, V36

• Social Justice, H160

• Socialist publications, suppression of.
  • See Post Office censorship (United States);
  • Radical Left publications

• Society for Constitutional Information, G237, M25

• Society for the Reformation of Manners, °T7

• Society for the Suppression of Vice (London), B175, C86, C90, S493, S508-S509, W85, °T7

• Society of Magazine Writers, U127

• Society of United Irishmen, C682, G236, N94, R286-R287, °D29

• Sokolsky, George E., D202, S511, W168

• Soldiers' reading materials: censorship of, A242, C589, C595, D131, H194, J15-J16, M501, S7, S353, S512, S626, T5, W413

• Solidarity, O48

• Soliloquy of a Hermit, The (Theodore Powys), W270

• Song lyrics censored, B621, C161, D217, F238, F350, M334, P215, T129, °G23, °G26

• Sons of Liberty suppress pro- British press, D37

• Sons of the American Revolution, S276

• Soper, Donald, H238

• Sorenson v. Wood and KFAB Broadcasting Co. (1932), G311, V65

• South, ante-bellum: freedom of the press, E14-E15;
  • suppression of mail from North, E12-E13

• South Africa: censorship report, C170, C228, D68, G179, H208, °J24, °V6;
  • Commercial Advertiser, G286;
  • Commission of Enquiry in Regard to Undesirable Publications, S525, S528;
  • freedom of the press, M315, R140;
  • Great Britain censorship compared, L194;
  • Index of Objectionable Literature, °V6;
  • libel, R259, S526;
  • library censorship opposed, V63;
  • literary censorship, L313;
  • obscenity, B392, S525, S528;
  • postal censorship, B155;
  • press restrictions, B304, C603, S228, °C40, °M50, °R9;
  • privacy laws, °R23;
  • Publications and Entertainments Act, B299;
  • Publications Control Board, S527;
  • Sabotage Act, B299;
  • sedition law, L94;
  • views on censorship in press, S516

• South Carolina: freedom of the press, B43, H153;
  • libel law, °M51;
  • newspaper law, M442;
  • Swimming Hole, The banned, E148

• South Dakota Free Library Commission list of books not to be purchased, E148

• Southern Illinoisan, strike, °C26

• Southern Parish (Rev. Joseph H. Fichter), C594

• Southey, Robert, B298, S530, Z2, °F20

• Southwell, Charles, trial, O96, S531-S532

• Spain: American military censorship in, °M64;
  • freedom of the press, C228;
  • motion picture censorship, G273

• Spain in Flames (film), L207

• Spanish American War censorship, S567, S734, W254, °B60

• Spark, Muriel, I49

• Sparke, Michael, G214, P341, R268, S537-S538

• Sparks, Jared, B526

• Spaulding, Forrest B., A151

• Spaulding, John, K189

• Specter, Arlen, C178, °D27

• Speculator Morum, pseud., C397

• Speech, freedom of. See Freedom of speech

• Speech: open v. secret, E127

• Speiser, Lawrence, U57

• Spender, Stephen, I49

• Spider and the Bees, Fable of the (Edward B. Foote), F188

• Sporting news: blacked out in libraries, D105

• Spottiswoode & Co., L239

• Spradling, Albert M., F309

• Sprague, Homer B., N115, S558

• Spring-Rue, Thomas, C273

• Sproul, Robert G., S563, T186

• Spurious letters: publishing of, F378

• Squire, W157

• Squire, James R., °N16

• Stackbein, O. R., F308

• Stafford-Clark, David, K186

• Stage censorship (Great Britain): abolition of, proposed, G126, P23, S296;
  • actors' union to fight, C224;
  • Alasco (play), S309;
  • banned plays (list), C21, S296;
  • Bedford (Arthur) on, B149-B150;
  • Bennett (Arnold) on, B185;
  • Breaking Point, The (play), G43, G126;
  • British Theatres Act, P24;
  • Bulwer (E. L.) on, G30, S281;
  • Caine (Hall) on, G248;
  • Censor's Handbook, C146;
  • censor's testimony, S686;
  • Chapman (George) on, S192;
  • Chesterfield (Lord) opposes licensing, C302, F240;
  • Cibber (Colly) on, C342;
  • classification, U1;
  • Collier (Jeremy) controversy, A211, C443-C444, C509, F109, G126, K203, R141;
  • Conrad (Joseph) on, C509-C510, °S11;
  • deterrent to play writing, W30;
  • Douglas (Justice William O.) on, D224;
  • eighteenth-century controversy, B149-B150, C302, C342, G126, L81, R95, S571;
  • Elizabethan theater, C21, C267, C365, F240, G95, G126, G292-G293, R157;
  • Fielding (Henry) on, W404, °L34;
  • Galsworthy (John) on, G24, G248;
  • Garnett (Edward) on, G43-G44, G126;
  • German critic on, M320;
  • Gustavus Vasa (play), J79, W401;
  • history, C21, F240, G67, G126, K119, K163, N175, S18, S296, T223, °B3;
  • Housman (Laurence) on, H367-H369;
  • Inspector-General proposed as censor, J90-J91;
  • Johnson (Pamela H.) on, °J18;
  • Johnson (Samuel) on, J79, W401;
  • Kennedy (Pres. John F.) satire, F160;
  • king's proctor proposed as censor, H367;
  • Licensing Act of 1737, M99, W404, °L34;
  • London County Council proposed as censor, C214;
  • Lord Chamberlain as censor, G52, I12, L353, M525, S287-S289, S294-S296, °B3, °D13, °H34, °M29;
  • Man of the World, °M16;
  • Mikado, The, F139;
  • Murray (Gilbert) on, S296;
  • nineteenth-century controversy, A225-A226, F240, G30, G126, G243-G244, L107, S698;
  • Parliamentary investigation (1866), G244, °B3;
  • Parliamentary investigation (1892), G243, °B3;
  • Parliamentary investigation (1909), C212, C218, E164, F240, G247-G248, K163, M12, P23, S289, S294-S295, T179, °B3;
  • Parnell (play), B559;
  • Plumptre (James) bowdlerizing, P209;
  • Priestley (J. B.) on, °P21;
  • Prynne (William) attack, B27, K124, L362, F339, F341, T95;
  • public indifference a cause of, M320;
  • public taste only remedy, W80;
  • Puritans and the stage, T95;
  • Queen's Minister, The, M1;
  • Revels office, C21, C267, G292-G293;
  • rules, publicity of, needed, B559;
  • Saved (play), B376;
  • select committee of censors proposed, °K10;
  • serious work banned, pornographic work passed, S290, S296, S673;
  • seventeenth-century controversy, B27, C443-C444, C506, F109, F240, G126, G229, K124, K203, L362, P339, P341, R11, R141, T95;
  • Shaw (G. B.) on, S286-S290, S294-S297, S487, °S24;
  • stage play v. printed form, E104;
  • Stoker (Bram) on, S659;
  • Stopes (Marie C.), S673;
  • Strachey (John St. Loe) deputation, E104;
  • taboos, S290, S296;
  • theater law (1911), W292;
  • theater licenses (list), C21, H305;
  • Thompson (James), M99;
  • throne as censor, D172;
  • twentieth-century controversy, B66, B495-B496, C215, C224, C617, D172, E106, F84, F88, F228, F240, G24, G52, I12, J90-J92, K119, K163, L353, M1, M525, O107, P24, S287-S289, S294-S296, S327-S328, 83, °D13, °H34, °M29;
  • U.S. compared with, D8;
  • unlawful to act in or watch play, R11;
  • Van Druten (John) on, W394;
  • Vectia, S673;
  • Victor, or the Children Take Over, M325, O107;
  • village censorship, R26;
  • Young Woodley, F113

• Stage censorship (Ireland), H295, °A43, °S29

• Stage censorship (United States): B174, D152, D292, M599, P131, R117, S570, W344;
  • antisubversive hysteria, G2;
  • attitude toward, °S3;
  • Boston, C352, P3, R42-R43, S110, S112;
  • Bruce (Lenny) case, B599, G137, V42;
  • burlesque, N10;
  • Catholic Theater Movement, P203, W201;
  • Chicago, J2, M327, M616, T196;
  • colleges and universities, H226;
  • defense of drama (1826), D75;
  • Douglas (Justice William O.) on, D224;
  • excesses cause, C382, G130;
  • Ford (James L.) on, F212;
  • freedom as in other arts, D274;
  • freedom from, in America, R117;
  • history, D152, R42;
  • Henry v. Barrymore Theatre Corp., P175;
  • laws relating to, F363, S562, S685;
  • legal channels, C238;
  • Mrs. Warren's Profession, S286;
  • Nathan (G. J.) on, N8, N10, °N5;
  • National Committee against Censorship of the Theatre Arts, P3;
  • negative emphasis opposed, D9;
  • New York censor recommended, L389;
  • New York Committee of Nine proposed, B521, C188, G169;
  • New York jury system, C636, S244;
  • New York legislation, A170, B348, G108, N65, Y23;
  • Newark, P3;
  • "Oedipus or Pollyanna," C362;
  • Philadelphia, M616, P3, P238;
  • police closing of plays favored, C188;
  • privacy invasion, P175;
  • production code, N8;
  • news of, H226, H379, V23;
  • reviews, ban proposed, L141;
  • Rice (Elmer L.) on, R117;
  • San Francisco, O80, °N6;
  • self-censorship favored, C361, N2;
  • sexual content of plays confounds law, G137;
  • social effect basis of, W294;
  • state controls favored, C290;
  • Steffens (Lincoln) on, S604;
  • Thayer (Scofield) on, T65;
  • Thomas (Augustus) on, T76;
  • verbal obscenity code, C361;
  • Washington, D.C., M616

• Stamp tax. See Newspaper tax (Great Britain);
  • Newspaper tax (United States)

• Stanhope, Philip D. See Chesterfield, Philip D. S.

• Star Chamber, Court of: Bastwick (John) trial, B105-B106, D72, L74, P340, P342, S33;
  • Buckner (William) trial, P341;
  • Burton (Henry) trial, B106, B653, L74, P340, P342, S123;
  • Butter (Nathaniel) trial, R268;
  • Decree of 1637, A220, G213;
  • history (1603-27), H65, M239, P358, S135, S198, S307, S378, °D21;
  • Marprelate tracts, A221, D72, D173, M572, P159-P160, °M12;
  • Prynne (William) trial, B106, D72, G39, H41, L74, P340-P342, R299, S33, S123;
  • Sparke (Michael) trial, G214, P341, R268, S537-S538.
  • See also Seditious libel (Great Britain)

• Starch, Daniel, °C14

• Stark, Louis, I2

• Starke, Thomas M., °D20

• Starkey, John, L182

• Starkie, Thomas, M285, S584

• Starman Jones (Robert Heinlein), T191

• Starzel, Francis J., F300, W168

• State agencies, distribution of printing through, L382

• State (N.J.) v. Van Duyne (1964), °M63

• Stationers' Company, B307, G278, G293, H65, H300, K209, L342-L343, M561, M572, P35, P227, P358, R268, S307, S378, S387, S537-S538, T79, W28, °D21, °L33, °L36-°L37. See also "Beacon fired" controversy;
  • Licensing of printing (Great Britain);
  • Star Chamber, Court of

• Steadwell, B. S., L272, N79, S594

• Steel strike, 1919-20, I41

• Steele, John L., G23

• Steffens, Lincoln, L76, S604-S605

• Stegner, Wallace, °C14

• Steinman, Andrew J., M23

• Stephen, James F. (Sir), A270, S618-S620, °S52

• Stephen, Leslie (Sir), S143, S621, °S53

• Stephens, Robert ("Robin Hog"), M496, R268, S463

• Stern, J. David, I2, S625

• Sterne, M. E., M328

• Sterry, Ernest V., trial, M587, S628

• Stevens, Sylvester K., °A17

• Stevenson, D. M. (Sir), M504

• Stewart, Kenneth N., S643, U205

• Stockdale, John, trial, M59, S653-S656, S693

• Stockman, Alice B. (Dr.), trial, W15

• Stopes, Marie C., D101, E62, M246, S673-S675, W394, °B57, °F32

• Story, Joseph (Justice), C505, S677

• Story That Couldn't Be Printed, The (film), S678

• Stout, Rex, °C14

• Stow, Joshua, C526

• Strachey, J. St. Loe, F102, K139, L341, S680

• Strachey, Lytton, M593

• Straight, Michael, A173

• Strange Fruit (Lillian Smith), C46, C137, C598, D126-D127, D134-D135, E131, G109, H282, J37, L171, M38, P350, S201, W289

• Strange Interlude (Eugene O'Neill), G203, S112

• Stranger in Ireland, By a Knight Errant (Edward Dubois), C104

• Streetcar Named Desire (film), S187

• Streeton, F. P., W394

• Streit, Clarence K., M550

• Strikes, newspaper. See Newspaper strikes and blackouts

• Strong v. Bennett (1866), B194

• Stryker, Lloyd P., N133, S693

• Student publications, freedom of. See College publications, censorship
• of;
  • School newspapers

• Students' right to read, F311, M120, N54, W409

• Studies in the Psychology of Sex (Havelock Ellis), A39, B147-B148, C583-C584, C618, D60, E68, E71-E72, F286, J127, M13, P123, P197, P199, S182, S265-S267, S291, S422, S745

• Studio, The, W179

• Studs Lonigan (James T. Farrell), E62, F22, F27, H424

• Stulberg, Gordon, F312

• Sturgion, John, S697, U6

• Subversive publications. See Radical Left publications;

• Radical Right publications

• Suicides, reporting of: American Academy of Medicine report, P288, R63

• Sulzberger, Arthur H., S711-S713, W168

• Sumner, John S.: B258, L316, P321, S451, S722-S732;
  • book censorship, M76;
  • Boyd (Ernest A.), debate with, B448;
  • Broun (Heywood) criticizes, B545;
  • Cabell (James B.) on, C2;
  • Customs censorship, L76;
  • Harris (Frank) criticizes, H112, H115-H117;
  • interview with W379;
  • police action supported, H72;
  • portrait, W379;
  • stage censorship, C290, S570;
  • voluntary censorship, S273, T131

• Sun Printing and Publishing Co. v. Associated Press (1914), °N12

• Sunday newspapers: suppression urged of, P284

• Sunshine & Health, A135, B398, S284

• Superior Films, Inc. v. Department of Education of the State of Ohio (1954), L151, M542, S312

• Supplication of Beggers, The (Simon Fish), °F19

• Sur Ia Creation du Monde (De Becourt), J27

• Survey, B145

• Sutton, C. W., B21

• Swartzbaugh, Marc L., P91

• Sweden: freedom of press concept, B479;
  • motion picture censorship, G273, °H57;
  • privacy laws, °R23

• Swift, Jonathan, S752, T86

• Swimming Hole, The, E148

• Swinburne, Algernon C., M500

• Swing, Raymond G., A139, S761-S762

• Switzerland: freedom of the press, B425, C228;
  • motion picture censorship, °O2

• Swope, Herbert B., N133, S570

• Symonds, D. H., P8

• Syndicalism (criminal) laws: C242, C244, C252, C260, D233-D234, H222, M600, S125, S220;
  • California, K126, P138;
  • Congressional hearings, U104-U107;
  • Illinois, M431;
  • New York investigation, N129;
  • Oklahoma, E152;
  • Post Office ban, U126.
  • See also Espionage Act of 1917

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