W

• Waco, Tex., °C12

• Wages of Fear (film), °I3

• Waithman, Robert, H337

• Wakefield, Gilbert (Rev.), C702, W14

• Wakefield, Ray C., U230

• Wakeman, Thaddeus B.: H427, W15-W17;
  • portrait of, P366

• Waldman, Louis, J87

• Walker, Edwin C.: H103, L378, S143, S182, W23-W26;
  • portrait of, P366

• Walker, James (Mayor), M267

• Walker v. Roberts (1791), R170

• Wallace, Irving, W38, °C14

• Wallace, Tom, I2, J86

• Waller, Bret, °C14

• Wallis, J. E. P., M59

• Walpole, Robert (Sir), L187

• Walters, Basil L., A165, H390, W46

• Walwyn, William, F265, W50-W52

• War correspondents, B100, B537, C175, D52, F204, L35, M49, M225, M281, O43, O62-O63, R32, S32, S647, V71, Y19, °B60, °B62

• War Game, The (telecast), °T12

• Warburg, Frederic J., E62, G241, K28, M89, S569, T54, W56

• Warburton, Herbert B., U111

• Ward, Barbara, U230

• Ward, William V., trial, J117, R198, W58

• Wardlow, Frank, W113

• Warren, Fred D., trial, B502, S82, S168, W67, °W9

• Warren, Mortimer A., trial, S182

• Warren, Robert Penn, W146

• Warren Commission (U.S. President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy), U209, °M22

• Wartime control of press: B163, B537, C248, L146, O121, P140, R90, R176, S31-S32;
  • American Society of Newspaper Editors, A165;
  • Balkan War, T115;
  • Creel (George) on, C635, C638-C642;
  • despot's first victim, B372;
  • documents on, °N8;
  • Europe, World War II, P105;
  • false news, use of M435;
  • history, C148, F204, T115;
  • Holmes (Justice O. W.) on, H314;
  • limitations in a democracy, M404;
  • P.E.N. symposium, O121;
  • peacetime control opposed, C403;
  • peacetime planning, A17, B132, B290;
  • Pound (Roscoe) on, P273;
  • Pratt (Fletcher) on, P285;
  • research needed, S388.
  • See also Civil War censorship;
  • Military censorship;
  • World War I censorship;
  • World War II censorship

• Washington, D.C.: obscenity censorship, °R20;
  • stage censorship, M616

• Washington, George (Pres.): and Alien and Sedition Acts, S447

• Washington (State): comic book act void, B418;
  • espionage charges, N128

• Washington Observer (Washington, Penn.), B340

• Wasilewski, Vincent T., F307, W74

• Wasp, The, C663, °F17-°F18

• Waste (Granville Barker), C617

• Wat Tyler (Robert Southey), B298, S530, Z2

• Watch and Ward Society. See New England Watch and Ward Society

• Watson, Goodwin B., S191

• Watson, James (d. 1722), T22

• Watson, James (1799-1874), trial, C91, H328, L302, W83, W230

• Watson's Jeffersonian Magazine, S67, S82, S615, U34, W86-W89

• Watts, Charles, B467-B468

• Watts, Doris, °A19

• We Were the Rats (Lawson Glassop), F205

• Webster, Daniel, B205, L388, W104-W105

• Webster, Noah, R39

• Webster v. Lyman (1828), B205, L388

• Wechsler, James A., A167, L80, L175, N133, O84

• Wechsler, Nancy F., P177

• Wedding Night (Ida Craddock), C499, F192, M52, S182, S357, S361

• Weeding books from public libraries, C372

• Weekly Pacquet of Advice from Rome (Henry Care), C73, S587

• Weeks, Edward, N113, W110-W112

• Weil, Gilbert H., A274, W116

• Weinberg, H. G., C395

• Weinberger, Harry, B401, T171, W117-W121

• Weissenfeld, George F. S. von, E72, G246, L155, S422

• Weisskopf, Victor, B364

• Welch, Colin, W126, W154

• Well of Loneliness (Radclyffe Hall), B469, B495, C129, C216, C620, E62, E102, E113, F225, M13

• Wellington, Duke of, M256

• Wellman, Hiller C., B410, W131-W133

• Wells, H. G., B66, M394, T100

• Wells, Sumner, F303

• Wentworth, Peter, T186

• West, A. C., G241

• West, Mae, A170

• West, Paul B., A274

• West, Rebecca, C146, I49, W154

• West Virginia: freedom of the press in, M322;
  • libel laws of, P184

• West-Watson, Campbell, T186

• Westerly (R.I.) Times, S650

• Western Newspaper Union, U108

• Western Society for the Suppression of Vice, F269

• Western Times (Exeter, Eng.), L27

• Weston, Joe, C502

• Weston v. Berry (1832), B240

• Whalen, Grover A., F321

• Wharton, John, trial, S33

• What Every Girl Should Know (Margaret Sanger), S46, S54

• Wheeler, Burton K. (Sen.), C505, S250

• Whipping of offending publication, B350

• Whipple, Leon R., C505, W181-W185

• Whispering Gallery, The, H358

• Whistler, James M., E130, G56

• White, Edward J., P118

• White, Eliot (Rev.), F168

• White, Gordon S., U122

• White, L. C., N80, T100

• White, Lincoln, F310

• White, T. Holt, M379

• White, William Allen, E51, I2, L76, M550, P111, W199-W200

• Whited Sepulchres (Count Potocki), C620, F269

• Whitman, Walt, I25, K73-K74, O36, W210

• Whitney, A. F., I2

• Wierzbianski, Boleslaw, F307

• Wiggins, J. Russell, F306, M194, U60, W236-W249, °W21-°W22

• Wightman, Edward, L150

• Wilberforce, William, S508

• Wilde, Oscar, E62

• Wilde, William (Sir), G56

• Wilkes, John: B328, B444, E149, H414, P266, R283, R293, S332, W84, W260, W264, °T10;
  • Bingley (William) and, B273-B274, S1;
  • Churchill (Charles) and, B136;
  • Essay on Woman, An, A258, K96,W263, W265, °G8;
  • expulsion from Parliament, G287, S73, °T10;
  • honoring of, J54;
  • Kidgell (John) charges, K96, W263;
  • letters, speeches, W260-W261, W265;
  • North Briton, K79, L90, M428, N194, N207, R113-R114, T180, W260, W266, Y1;
  • portrait of, V31;
  • trials, A85, B423, C438-C439, C620-C621, D11, G201, L191, M25, M256, R36, R171, S224, T88, T166, T180, W102, W136, W256-W267, °T10

• Wilkinson v. Chicago Tribune (1868), E158

• Willard, Frances, W25

• William Goldman Theatres, Inc. v. Dana (1962), B96

• Williams, Charles R., trial, S458

• Williams, John, F35

• Williams, John A., trial, B541, M59, T165, W296-W297

• Williams, Oliver, °M65

• Williams, Paul, O118, W302

• Williams, Roger, S116, S123, W303

• Williams, Thomas, E141, E144, S503

• Williams, William E., T171

• Williams, William Emrys, W126, W154

• Williams v. Settle (1960), °D36

• Willis, R., N80

• Wilmans, Helen, B632

• Wilson, George E., F269

• Wilson, James, L216

• Wilson, Richard L., I2

• Wilson, Woodrow (Pres.) Administration: censorship policies criticized, B556, °P5, °S7;
  • Creel (George) on, C641;
  • Peace Conference news coverage, A231, C185, C415 Winchell, Walter, C291, W168, W326

• Winslow, Amy, G191

• Winters v. New York (1948), N147, °C20

• Wire service: monopoly of, C545, F100, F119, K59, K120, L59, L77

• Wirges, Eugene H., trial, R64, S582, °A28

• Wirth, Louis, U230

• Wisconsin: Library Commission statement on freedom of inquiry, W338;
  • obscenity act, C422, H171, W336;
  • public meetings law, R111, S591, S708;
  • school library censorship survey, B649;
  • Tropic of Cancer, C191, G93, N199

• Witchcraft and blasphemy, S171

• Witchcraft and obscenity, F153, S120, S181

• Without Magnolias (Bucklin Moon), F10

• Wittome, M. G., G241

• Wizard of Oz (Frank Baum), D216, E148

• Wolf, Hazel C., B249

• Wolfe, John, H347

• Wolfit, Donald (Sir), S328

• Wolseley, Roland E., M607

• Woman Rebel (Margaret Sanger), S46, S50, S53, S168, W355

• Woman Thou Gavest Me, The (Hall Caine), B396, L312, M391

• Woman's Farm Journal, M523

• Women: excluded as movie censors, C168

• Women in Love (D. H. Lawrence), C189, F213, T16

• Women's Christian Temperance Union, U127

• Women's Clubs, General Federation of: campaign against pronography by, M360, M579;
  • censorship pressures by, H194;
  • motion picture censorship by, B312

• Wood, John, C294, W361-W363

• Wood and Stone (John Cowper Powys), W270

• Woodfall, Henry S., trial, C438, D11, E149, R36, W366

• Woodhull, Victoria C., B187, B550, I13, °F34, °S1

• Woodhull and Claflin's Weekly, B187, B550, °S1

• Woolcott, Alexander, K142

• Wooler, Thomas J.: H337, K79, R283, W230;
  • Black Dwarf, The, B298, W230;
  • Carlile (Richard) on, C88;
  • jury packing, W376;
  • trial, B298, W230, W377-W378

• Woolf, Virginia, E73, F225

• Woolsey, John M. (Justice), E120, J112, J116, O92, W382

• Woolston, Thomas: W383;
  • trial, S123, W229, W384

• Worchester, Mass., Public Library, W387

• Word, The, H241, K74, W388

• Worde, Wynkyn de, R56

• Words, libelous, B504, B661, S323, S752, W334, W347

• Words, obscene: H249, K65, S668, Y25;
  • humorous essay, D1;
  • Lawrence (D. H.) on, L97, L99-L101;
  • Lewis (C. S.) on, C609, L223-L224;
  • Miller (Henry) on, M350;
  • taboo against use of;
  • D128, F371, H269, S8, Y25, °H61;
  • washing them clean, H240.
  • See also Dictionary of American Slang

• Words, scurrilous: right to use, I36, S137

• Words, seditious, T165, °F31

• Words, taboo: Y25, °C23;
  • college students use of, S592, °H62;
  • television ban of, M382;
  • verbal usage, C361, S593

• Words of Pearl for Married People Only (Edward B. Foote), F187

• Words tantamount to action, L366

• Work, Martin H., C358

• Worker: freedom of inquiry and discussion, B428, D141

• Worker's Voice, G143

• World freedom of information. See International freedom in communications

• World I Never Made, A (James T. Farrell), A229, E129, L92

• World League for Sexual Reform, R179, W394

• World Purity Federation, L272

• World War I censorship: Allied military forces in Paris, B210, C148;
  • Canada, B49, B505;
  • Catholic Index influence, K1;
  • India, C271;
  • New Zealand, A187

• --Great Britain: A199, C24, F223, H86, J51, K172-K173, K194, L135, M251, M434, N3, R13, R131, R218, S694, W359;
  • American correspondent arrested, B195;
  • bibliography, Y22;
  • Britain's Deadly Peril, C156;
  • Britannia, T176;
  • censor's comments, C533-C534;
  • controls inadequate, T115;
  • criticism, B158, B536, C29, D166, E103, H123, H126, L170, L251, M57, M330, M332, P19, R49, R54, R306, S36;
  • Daily News attacks on Lord Kitchener criticized, B535;
  • decline of freedom, H154;
  • docility of press, D56;
  • false news to delude enemy, C177, P320;
  • field orders, G222;
  • futility of, P296, R306;
  • German newspapers to U.S. seized, K40;
  • German science books seized, B523;
  • history, C204, C678, F211, G249, H169;
  • Indian precedent, L183;
  • journalists' proposal, G316;
  • lampooning, B347, B667, E97;
  • liberal press suppressed, A200;
  • limited censorship favored, B654;
  • living with it, B186;
  • mail seized from neutral ships, A79, C149, G217-G220, H215, H254;
  • Miles (Nelson A.) on, M332;
  • Ministry of Information, L54;
  • Montague (Charles E.) on, M434;
  • Nation, The, H122;
  • naval censor's memoirs, B587;
  • Parliamentary debate, reporting of, D290;
  • Polish Review, H95;
  • Press Bureau policy, G257-G258, L254;
  • postal censorship, G249, N109, S443;
  • professional and trade journals reveal, N3;
  • propaganda and, S407, S694, °L3;
  • publications of enemy censored, K40, K172-K173;
  • R. v. Russell, R301;
  • Sinclair (Upton) on, S417;
  • trade advantage charges refuted, C186

• --United States: A73, B156, J99, K184, L55, L135, M372-M373, M401-M404, N3, P367, R312, S30, S129, S207, T56, T146, W391, °W26;
  • balancing rights, W54;
  • bibliography, N2, U198, Y22;
  • Blast, The, B213, T171;
  • book banning, S352;
  • British and German censorship effect on U.S., S229;
  • Brombcrg (F. G.) on, B529;
  • Bull, The, O65-O66;
  • "censorate" recommended, G61;
  • censor's autobiography, P22;
  • Censorship Board, S354;
  • Committee on Public Information, A73, C206, C637, C640, D138, L56, M401-M403, U210-U212;
  • court decisions, C242, C244, G175;
  • Creel (George), C635, C637-C642, S707;
  • criticism, A265, B581, C206, D140, F327, G266, K25, P217, P344, P346, R193, W100, W307, W364;
  • Dewey (John) on, D140, D142;
  • Espionage Act cases, A73, A131, B109-B110, C110, C242, C244, M600, M613, N128, O13, O65-O66, P305, S763, T171, V6, W278 (play), W357, Y11;
  • favors, O40, O54, S322;
  • foreign correspondents in war zones, F19;
  • foreign journals barred, A73, A106, C181, C217, K40;
  • General Staff proposal, A207;
  • German-American press, G304, H175;
  • history, F211, H270, M401-M403;
  • libraries, H247, M329;
  • Lippmann (Walter) on, L305, L308;
  • mental effect of, D142;
  • Mexico relations, M402;
  • Milam (Carl) on, M329;
  • military authorities in France, B544, C148, F281, G113, J81, K25, M225, P21-P22, S664, W307;
  • Morel (E. D.) case, M504-M505;
  • naval censorship, J88;
  • Peace Conference, Paris, A73, A231, C185, C415, F76, U25;
  • periodical press regulations, C181, C211;
  • political prisoners, M63;
  • Post Office policies on seditious publications, B640, J63, P303, R207, S7, S763, °P5, °S7;
  • postwar policy, E98, M401;
  • proposals evaluated, B445, S62;
  • public officials, right to criticize, F202;
  • Roosevelt (Theodore) on, R228;
  • Schroeder (Theodore A.) on, S148;
  • Seldes (George) on, S238;
  • soldiers' reading "index," A242, M501, S7;
  • state sedition laws, C246;
  • territories (U.S.), U162;
  • voluntary censorship, U211-U212;
  • Weinberger (Harry) on, W118;
  • Wilson administration criticized in handling war news, B556, C185, °S7;
  • World War II censorship contrasted, A110, L288;
  • YMCA, criticism of, S612.
  • See also Anarchist publications, censorship of;
  • Espionage Act of 1917;
  • Post Office censorship (United States)

• World War II censorship: Australia, P99;
  • France, P105;
  • Germany, P105;
  • Ireland, K78

• --Canada: F145, P354, S352;
  • British less severe, C44, C354;
  • criticism of, S760;
  • defense of, S640;
  • French-Canadian press, L143;
  • German periodicals, L43;
  • U.S. World War I compared, S207

• --Great Britain: B462, H8, K159, K194, K207, M109, N43, P105, °T9;
  • book censorship, H8;
  • Canadian censorship compared, C354;
  • criticism of, H258, N45-N47, P280, T100, V48;
  • Daily Worker, D3, L63, N46, T100, °R30;
  • Freedom Press raids, R40;
  • gossip, E101;
  • Mirror, The, C197;
  • newsprint rationing, L114;
  • Official Secrets Act, M208-M210, O50, R183;
  • Regulation 2D, L62, N46;
  • U.S. business affected, J68;
  • U.S. mail seized, E4, G215;
  • vigilance needed, S550;
  • Villard (Oswald G.) on, V48

• United States: A14-A17, A78, A139, A174-A175, C553, C588, D189, H15, J72, J99, K184, L146, L294, M404, M547, M549, N209, S76, S636, S721, U224, U229;
  • academic libraries, V18;
  • advertising copy, A219, C157;
  • bibliography, S81, S452;
  • British censorship and U.S. business, J68;
  • British correspondent criticizes, F38;
  • business and industrial data, C223, J68;
  • cables, overseas, U40-U41;
  • codes, U36-U38, U40-U43;
  • criticism of, A14, L197, V46-V47, W172;
  • entry into war, facts suppressed, B69;
  • Fortune recommends policy, C219;
  • free press wartime role, L284, M404;
  • German press under Allied occupation, D163, °M35;
  • history, A78, U39;
  • Japanese press under Allied occupation, C582, M367;
  • Kennedy (Edward) case, C550, K64;
  • laws and regulations, A132, U36-U38, U40-U43;
  • medical discoveries, C569;
  • Mellett (Lowell) plan, D34;
  • military, A78, A219, A241-A242, C192, D23, K167, M5, O43, °L12, °M32, °P18;
  • minimizes failures, exaggerates successes, M556;
  • motion pictures, M54;
  • Navy rules, D23, K167;
  • news of restrictions, E31, H388-H389;
  • newspaper code, C196, P314, U37-U38;
  • Office of Censorship, C396, D43, D189-D190, H410, K184, P308-P309, P313, R226, S355, U36-U43, U204;
  • Office of War Information, D43, K193, U220;
  • Pearl Harbor news censorship, T72;
  • photographs, F57;
  • policies recommended, A166, F355, K195, M404;
  • political censorship, H257, Y19;
  • Post Office censorship, U42;
  • postwar continuance feared, S257;
  • predictions, N187;
  • propaganda and, L80;
  • Price (Byron) on, P307-P309, P311-P314;
  • radio control, N19, P312, U36, U38, U40-U41, U43;
  • radio's wartime role, D261, U229, °S34;
  • scholarly books and journals, S352, V17;
  • science information, S196;
  • Seymour (Charles) on, S263;
  • Social Justice, H160;
  • soldiers' reading materials, A242, C589, C595, D131, H194, J15-J16, S353, S512, S626, T5, W413;
  • spies checkmated, K161;
  • vigilance against excesses, F121;
  • Villard (Oswald G.) on, V46-V47, V49;
  • War production information, L296;
  • weapon of war, R150;
  • World War I censorship contrasted, A110, L172, L288

• World's Purity Federation. See National Purity Conference

• Wortman, Tunis, L216, S123, S182, W398

• Wright, Daniel T. (Justice), G151, G153-G154, G158, G160-G161

• Wright, Elizur: H242, N71-N74, W16;
  • portrait of, P366

• Wright, J. Skelly (Judge), W402, °K4

• Wright, John, C386

• Wright, Quincy, U226

• Wright, Susannah, trial, C88, C91, W406-W407

• Wright, W. H. K., B21

• Wright, Willard Huntington, W171, W408

• Wright Junior College, M37

• Writing: prosecution threat affects, S683

• Wycliffe, John, B566

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