1002
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1934-04-28
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Letter
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Catholic approval of Hays ban on Dillinger film -- along with a number of other letters all approving, from women's gr...
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2422
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1934-05-01
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Letter
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Responding to Hays' letter asking the studios to appoint a staff member to liaison with the Studio Relations Committee o...
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1973
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1934-05-08
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Letter
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Everyone happy to see MPPDA seal appear on every film.
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1996
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1934-05-12
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Correspondence
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Letters and a resolution made by the church -- in support of Hays.
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1044
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1934-05-14
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Letter
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Discusses the designation of a studio staff member to operate as the ongoing and consistent contact for the Studio Relat...
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2007
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1934-05-17
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Memo
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Repeatoscope -- device that projects pictures in the lobby of theatres (with optional nickel slot) -- includes pictures...
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1045
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1934-05-24
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Letter
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Heads of story departments suggested they should receive copies of Breen letters to studios on Production Code matters t...
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2421
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1934-05-28
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Letter
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Response to Hays' letter suggesting that Story Department heads receive copies of MPPDA correspondence regarding Product...
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1116
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1934-05-28
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Memo
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A list of the Board members of the Motion Picture Research Council, with comments. "Professionals" include William H. S...
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1107
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1934-06-15
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Memo
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Wingate succeeded Joy as director of Studio Relations in mid-October 1932. Breen succeeded Wingate in January 1934, but...
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2345
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1934-06-19
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Letter
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Recommending Metro Goldwyn drop the proposed film, to be directed by Fritz Lang, that portrays a crazed group overthrowi...
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1022
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1934-06-19
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Memo
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Attorney General Cummings and the Department of Justice are strongly opposed to any film depicting the overthrow of a de...
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1047
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1934-06-19
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Memo
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On Hays' return to the East, "he called a meeting of the Story Department heads for 18 May 1934, where they were told of...
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1023
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1934-06-22
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Letter
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Given Department of Justice objections to Selznicks idea, suggested by Fritz Lang, for a picture showing the overthrow o...
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2418
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1934-06-26
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Certificate
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Copy of the certificate of approval that will be sent to producer when a film has been approved by the Production Code A...
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1052
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1934-06-30
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Memo
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Hays memo on Minutes of Board of Directors, suggesting alterations to MPPDA Board of Directors minutes dealing with Reso...
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1049
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1934-06-30
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Letter
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Details of procedure for implementation of revised Production Code machinery for approval of final prints -- telling th...
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2410
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1934-07-01
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Press release
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Announcing amplified authority of the Production Code, effective 15 July 1934. Essentially, Breen will have final say ov...
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3192
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1934-07-01
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Press release
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Announcing amplified authority of the Production Code, effective 15 July 1934. Essentially, Breen will have final say ov...
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1050
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1934-07-02
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Letter
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Details of procedure re implementation of Production Code machinery.
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2417
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1934-07-03
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Letter
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Acknowledging the recent instructions regarding the process of print submission to PCA.
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965
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1934-07-05
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Letter
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Complaints over John B Lewis (assisting Breen on advertising in Hollywood) inconsistency of decisions and over differenc...
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2307
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1934-07-11
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Bulletin/circular
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Allied States blames the business practices of the producers -- especially block booking -- for the Catholic boycott. H...
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1055
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1934-07-11
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Letter
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He thinks Nick Schenck's reservation in letter 10 July 1934 is fair.
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2414
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1934-07-11
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Telegram
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Clarifying the resolutions passed and the regulations of the Production Code Administration in the lead up to the releas...
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2413
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1934-07-12
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Press release
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Several major studios have given exhibitors the power not to exhibit any of their films that were released prior to 15 J...
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1058
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1934-07-17
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Memo
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Repeating his point about a distinction between a Certificate of Approval and one of Compliance with Production Code - l...
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1060
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1934-07-19
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Letter
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enclosing signature by Hammons and Albert Warner of 3 July 1934 resolution
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1063
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1934-07-21
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Memo
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Trem Carr of independent producers is keen to have the 'reputable' Independents submit to the PCA. Early suggestions as ...
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2341
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1934-07-27
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Letter
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Meeting of Board of Directors to be held on 2 August 1934.
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1007
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1934-07-28
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Correspondence
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MPPDA should agree not to make a picture based on the life of Dillinger - affirmative replies from Albert Warner, Zukor,...
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1009
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1934-07-28
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Memo
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Muto taking action to have Dillinger compilation newsreel film distributed by McHenry of Charlotte, NC, "long associated...
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1006
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1934-07-28
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Telegram
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"'Suppose Universal does get cooperation from Federal Government in making film based on life of Dillinger. What is lik...
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1008
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1934-07-30
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Memo
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RKO theatre in Columbus advertising newsreel showing Dillinger corpse. "We repealed censorship of newsreels in Ohio last...
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2340
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1934-08-01
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Letter
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Meeting of the Board of Directors to be held 2 August 1934 to discuss the report filed by publicity and advertising head...
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2405
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1934-08-03
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Letter
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Updating Hays on the situation with the Independents and the PCA. Chadwick busy fighting the Double Billing issue. Johns...
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1064
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1934-08-07
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Letter
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The matter of independent producers involvement with Production Code will have to wait until NRA Code double-bill issue ...
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2395
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1934-08-13
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Generic letter
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Copy of letter for independent producers to sign and return to Hays as an agreement that the PCA facilities will be avai...
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2404
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1934-08-13
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Letter and enclosure/s
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An article in the Hollywood Citizen News claims the Independents do not want to obtain the PCA seal of approval. Two day...
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2403
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1934-08-15
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Letter and enclosure/s
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An article in the Hollywood Citizen News reports that the independents are keen to have Production Code Approval. Ray Jo...
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1066
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1934-08-17
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Letter
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Details of agreement between Beetson and Chadwick for independent producers to use Production Code facilities and have t...
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2398
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1934-08-21
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Telegram
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Will there be a written agreement between the MPPDA and Independents or will it be a gentleman's agreement?
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2399
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1934-08-21
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Telegram
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Regarding the Independents submitting their films to PCA for approval. Will there be a written agreement between the two...
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2397
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1934-08-23
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Letter
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Independent Motion Pictures Association agree to submit their films to the Production Code Administration and agree to t...
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1020
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1934-08-24
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Letter
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Re publicity men's' report on boycott and censorship emergency -- does not agree with it as a whole but thinks the ide...
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1076
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1934-08-24
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Memo
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Hess thinks Bright suggestion in 21 August 1934 letter should be followed, Milliken thinks Code wording should not be ch...
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971
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1934-08-30
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Letter
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Complaint from Joe Schenck that PCA did not notify him of their objection to English play "The Old Folks at Home" which ...
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1978
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1934-09-03
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Letter
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Hays intends to ask opinion of member companies concerning the notification of suspect books and plays. Schenck feels ha...
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970
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1934-09-04
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Correspondence
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The major companies reply to 4 September 1934 Hays inquiry about notifying other companies about suspect plays and books...
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969
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1934-09-04
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Letter
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'When a company, before the purchase of a book or play, asks the opinion of this office or the PCA as to whether or not ...
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