MAGAZINES DURING THE REEFER MADNESS ERA

	THE REEFER MADNESS ERA MAGAZINES AND THEIR ROLE

Sex-Crazing Drug Menace		Marihuana addicts

MAGAZINES AND THEIR ROLE IN THE REEFER MADNESS CAMPAIGN

MUSEUM OF REEFER MADNESS MAGAZINE LIST:
Last update = Aug 15, 2012
NOTE: This is what is known as a working Index. That means that we are actually utilizing it to keep track of magazine articles that the museum is actively working with. It also means that it is a bit scatter brained in its makeup. From our (the museums) point of view, we could either have a beautiful great looking Index, or we could have something that we could actually use – we chose the latter. Also note; there are a lot of boxes that look something like “[S]-“, just ignore them. The museum uses them to keep track of where things are stored and in what format etc.

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ACE- HIGH MAGAZINE Author: Bedford-Jones, H
[S] - June 1, 1928 ---"The badman's brand", Two veteran gun-slingers battle a band of marihuana-mad Mexicans, H. Bedford-Jones, 371

AMERICA (A catholic review of the week)
[**]- Vol 62 Note not a reefer madness article, about alcohol.

AMERICAN BOTANIST [Box M1]
[S] - Jan 1934 pp 28-29 “Marihuana”
[e]- July 1937 pp127 - Marijuana
[S] - Jan 1940 pp 20-21 – “Marijuana Extermination”

AMERICAN DETECTIVE [S] [Box K3]
Genre: - True Detective/Crime Magazine
Date: - August 1938 pg 4
TITLE: - “A Lesson in Lust and Marijuana- The Weed of Sin! “
Author: - Heloise Cabot
Summery - Although having great graphics about the “Weed of Sin”, the story itself has little to do with the subject.

THE AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE JOURNAL
1939 Volume 16 1939 p-264-265 - 302 [museum only has pages 264-265
American Foreign Service Association,
Marihuana-Hashish in Modern Dress by Fredrick T. Merrill

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING AMERICAN NURSES ASSOCIATION:
See Medical Journal Index
[e]- “Marihuana” – By V. Lewitus - July, 1936 pg. 677 –[5-Star]
[e]- “Dangerous Marihuana” – By F. T. Merrill - Aug, 1938 pg. 872–[5-Star]

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES
[ ]- “Marihuana - Our new addiction” - By N. S. Yawger – March 1938 pg. 351 - 5 star

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY
[e]- VIEHOEVER: Field tests for marihuana (Cannabis), American Journal of Pharmacy, Philadelphia, 1937, 109, pages 589-591. – 3 star rating.
[e]- CHAREN, S.: Facts about marihuana; a survey of the literature, American Journal of Pharmacy, Philadelphia, 1945, 117, pages 422-430. – The article is true (intellectual) evil. 2 star

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLICE SCIENCE: [Box M1]
[e]- “Marihuana as a Developer of Criminals” – By Eugene Stanley District Attorney, Parish of Orleans, New Orleans, La. – pg:252 –[5-Star] Date missing? Vol 2, 1931
[e]- "1951 - pp. 713-714 - Book review, Marihuana in Latin America, by Pablo Wolff.

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY:
[1]- LINDEMANN, E.; MALAMUD, A.: Experimental analysis of the psychopathological effects of intoxicating drugs (Discussion of article by H. S. Sullivan, A. A. Brill), American journal of Psychiatry, New York, 1933-1934, go, pages 853-881.
[2]- LINDEMANN, E.: The neurophysiological effects of intoxicating drugs, American Journal of Psychiatry, New York, 1933-1934, 90, pages 1007-1037.
[3]- “Marihuana Intoxication- a clinical study of Cannabis sativa intoxication,” – By Walter Bromberg MD – Vol. 91, pg302-330 - Sept 1934: [Box B1]
[e]- American Journal of Psychiatry, Baltimore, 1942, 99, pages 248-251. [e]- “Marihuana, an Intoxicant” By Herbert S. Gaskill, - Vol. 102, pg 202- 1945 [6]- “Marihuana and Aggressive Crime” By Commander Walter Bromberg (MD) U.S.N.R.– Vol. 102, pg. 825-827 - May 1946
[7]- “Personality Studies of Marihuana Addicts” - Charen, S + L. Perelman – Vol. 102, pg674-680 1946
[e]- 1968 - 125 - 391-393 Marihuana thirty five years later by W. Bromberg.
[e]- 1968 - 125 - 852-852 Dr. Bromberg replies - letters to the editor.

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (and the Nation’s Health)
[S] - (book Review of- “Marihuana – The new Dangerous Drug by Frederic T. Merrill” Vol.28, July 1938 pg. 1133– The booklet is a reefer madness classic:

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY
[e]- Becoming a marihuana user” - By Howard Becker 1953 Vol. 59 pp. 235

AMERICAN MAGAZINE: [Box M1]
[M]- “Marijuana, assassin of youth” By H.J Anslinger & CR. Cooper – pg18 - July 1937 (5 Star Rating).
[2]- “Camps of Crime” (a story about motel’s) - By C.R. Cooper and J. Edgar Hoover, 14-15 + Feb 1940 (Marijuana is only mentioned once in this article – 2 star rating)

AMERICAN MERCURY [Box M1]
[e]- “Menace of marihuana” By Albert Parry – pg487, Dec. 1935 – 5 Star Rating
[S] - “Marijuana addicts and their lingo” By David W. Maurer –pg.571, Nov. 1946 – 2 Star Rating.

AMERICAN SCHOLAR: (The Phi Beta Kappa Society) [Box M1]
[e]- “Marihuana” By Maud A. Marshall – Vol. 8, pg95, Winter 1938/39 – 4 Star Rating

AMERICAN SPEECH (Coumbia University) [Box M1]
[NOT ON CD ROM]- “Jargon of Marihuana Addicts” By James A. Donovan – Vol.15 pg336, Oct. 1940 (1 Star)

ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY
[e]- STRINGARIS, M. G.: Zur Klinik des Hascliisclillsychosen (Nach Studien in Griechenland). Clinical aspects of psychoses due to haschisch; (studies made in Greece), Archiv fir Psychiatrie und Nervenkrankheiten, Berlin, 1933, 100, pages 522-532. Abstract in Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry, Chicago, 1935, 34, page 1085. – 3 star reefer madness rating.

ASIA [Box M1]
[**]- JARVIS, S.: Hashish smugglers of Egypt, Asia, New York, 1930, 30, pages 440-444, 456. 0 star - not worth reading

AVIATION DIGEST (United States Army) [Box M1]
[not on cd-rom]- “Flying with Mary Jane” pg. 2 March 1977 (Vol. 23)

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BULLETIN OF THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION - New York state police [Box M1]
[S] - "Marihuana"--Vol. 16, No. 3 1951 - 3 star rating - very interesting reading- OCLC: 13260683

BULLETIN of the New York Academy of Medicine:
[**]- “Marihuana (Harvey Lecture)” By Roger Adams – Vol. 18, Nov. 1942 - 18, pages 705-730. Reprinted, Harvey Lectures, Lancaster, U.S.A., 1941-1942, Series 38, pages 168-197.

BUSINESS DIGEST [Box M1]
[Oct 1937] Vol. 1 No. 10 pg 81. “Marihuana“ By George Randall McCormack -- Note, this article is a reprint of an article from Hygeia.

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CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF SECONDARY EDUCATION - Calif Society of 2nd Education SF Ca.
-[e]- “The Problem of Alcohol and Drug Addiction” by Aaron J. Rosanoff April 1940 pg203
-[2]- “Teaching the Effect of Drugs and Alcohol” By William R. LaPorte April 1940 pg217

CALIFORNIA MONTHLY [Box M1]
[S] March 1938.- DRUG ADDICTION By LEAKE, Dr. Chauncey D. [About drugs in General, Medical Marihuana is lumped in with Heroin etc.]
CALIFORNIA MONTHLY, March 1938. [A magazine] Author: California Alumni Association
DRUG ADDICTION by LEAKE, Dr. Chauncey D.
Description: ¦ An interview with Dr. Chancey D. Leake, Professor of Pharmacology, about narcotics, which may cause you to stop and ponder, to look at alcohol in a different perspective. illustrated with photos of hypodermic syringes; cocaine, morphine, and heroin; and an opium smoking paraphernalia. Noteworthy for the authors consideration of alcohol to be on a par with opiates, marijuana and cocaine as addictive drugs. Cover illustration by Francisco Cornejo. Chauncey Depew Leake (1896-1978), pharmacologist and historian of medicine, demonstrated the anesthetic properties of divinyl ether. 4to, 2pp, 4 b&w photo-illus. Illus.

CALIFORNIA PEACE OFFICER- Official Publication, Association of the Peace Officers State of California
[e]– Jan-Feb 1952 - pp8- "The Devil's Weed" - 4 star rating. [Box M1]
[**]- May-June 1952 - pp4 -"Youth and Narcotics" [Box M1]

CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL - Montreal
[e]- “Editorial” Nov 1934 – Vol. 31, pg. 544-546. [Reprint New York Times Article]- “Increasing Menace of Marihuana” – Nov. 1934, page 561 – reprint of a “New York Times” article – Sept. 16, 1934
[e]- 1946 - Vol-54 pp58-59 the marihuana problem
[**]- Cannabis and driving skills Can. Med. Assoc. J. 1972 - 107 - 269-270

CANDID WHIRL [Girlie Mag]
[S] [M]- Jan 1953 -- “I SELL REEFER “ [Swimsuits And Sensational News Photos From Around The Country And Abroad]

CAR AND DRIVER [Box M1]
-[M not on cd-rom]- “Marijuana; road tests” June 1980 – A study of Marijuana use and driving.

THE CAR OWNER BY THE AAA
[S] -- 1938 May June - Vol XVI No 3 - put out by the Carolina Motor Club or AAA. Articles ...MARIJUANA-A New Menace 46 pages long.

CLEAN LIFE EDUCATOR
[ ]- July-Aug 1938 pp2 - By Prof. C.O. Lee “Serious Menace to Youth - A plain Talk Upon the Latest Peril of Our boys and Girls”
[ ]- July-Aug 1938 - “Two Tons Marijuana Found, Destroyed”
[ ]- July-Aug 1938 - “Marijuana violator Given sentence by Federal Court”
Corp Author(s): Clean Life League. Publication: Winona Lake, Ind: OCLC: 64581614

CLICK Photo-Parade Magazine March 1938
[M]- "Marijuana: How a Roadside Weed Has Become a National Menace" lite girlie Magazine. Two pages of (comical but professionally) staged photos and sub-captions that could have come right out of the move “reefer madness.” – 5 Star rating.

CHANGING TIMES [Box M1]
[S] - July 1951 pg. 12 “The Marijuana Menace: -- The Kiplinger magazine, points out that for the novice it’s an easy step from marijuana to stronger drugs, bigger thrills, and that “continued use of marijuana can severely damage the brain and may lead to dementia.” The book details how the “tea” gets “from the fields in Mexico to the streets of America’s cites by way of an ingenious system that is hard to beat.” -- Washington Post, July 8, 1951 pgB5

THE CLUBWOMAN MAGAZINE - THE GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS: [Box M1]
[not on cd rom e]- March 1937 - A lengthy article about the evils of marihuana. “The situation concerning club women particularly is the accessibility of the frightening, degenerating, marihuana weed, which is rolled in cigarettes…and has been playing such havoc with young high school boys and girls.” - 5 star

CHRISTIAN CENTURY [Box M1]
[e]- “Youth gone loco; villain is marijuana” – By Wayne Gard – pg812 – June 29, 1938 – 5 Star Rating [**]- March 4, 1970 page 267 " Grams and Damns" 0-star, about drugs in general.

COLLIERS [Box M1]
[e]- “The Crazy Dreamers” By Earl Wilson – June 1949 – 4 Star Rating

COMMONWEAL
[poor copy]- “Narcotics and the Law” by W. Sparks - Aug 25, 1961 pp469 [a pro-Med-Marihuana article]

COMPLETE DETECTIVE [Box M1]
[S] - Dec. 1939 - "Reefer Crazed Raiders"

COMPLETE DETECTIVE NOVEL MAGAZINE
[ S ]-- Nov, 1933 #64 -- “Marihuana Joe” Wolfe, Edgar Forest Publication: New York, N.Y. : Teck Pub. Corp

COMPLETE DETECTIVE CASES [Box M1]
[S] - July, 1944. "The Devil's Weed" - A Wild "Marijuana" expose

COMPLETE POLICE CASES/WINTER 1954/VOL 1 #2
-[ Museum is suppose to have, CNF]- The Dope Raid article consists of several stops of which heroin was confiscated, in another raid 3 pounds of deadly marijuana was confiscated.

CONNECTICUT STATE MEDICAL JOURNAL
[S] - Editorial, “The Marihuana Problem,” Conn. State Med. J., LX:6 (1945)

THE CORNHILL Magazine - British Magazine [Box M1]
[e]- Vol. XXII - May 1894 pp500-505 "Hachisch Eating" - reads like Victor Robinson, not worth reading
[e]- “The Drug Smuggles of Egypt” By C.S. Jarvis – 1937 – Vol. 156, page 588-605 - read one Jarvis article you've read them all, not worth reading. [Box M1]

CORNELL COUNTRYMAN [Box M1]
[S] - March 1944 - pp 7 "Hang The Axis" - By Al Schwartz

CORONET MAGAZINE [Box M1]
{S]- October 1955. Sixteen page photo story shows the evil drug pusher getting a young woman started on pot and soon has her mainlining. [Location = Box K1]

COSMOPOLITAN - Hearst's International: [Box M1]
[S] - Oct 1913 pp 645-655 "Marihuana" B Carlton Simon
[1][M]- Walking on Air” By A.R. St.Johns This great May, 1938 Cosmopolitan Magazine Story by Adela Rogers St. Johns titled "The Story of a 'Reefer Party'" pages 36-39, 103-110.
[e][M]- WALDROP, F. C.: “Public Enemy No. I ---dope”, Hearst's International and Cosmopolitan, New York, May 1938, 104, pages 34-35, 152-153.

CRIME CONFESSIONS [Box K3]
Genre: - True Detective/Crime Magazine
Date: - May 1939 pg 36
TITLE: - “"I Peddle Reefers!"
Author: - By Belle Sothern
Summery - “A victim of the most insidious of all vices tells the story of the sex drug.

CRIME CONFESSIONS [Box K3]
Genre: - True Detective/Crime Magazine
Date: - May 1939 pg 38
TITLE: - “Voice From the Dead”
Author: - By Vince Boss
Summery - They fried him in the chair down in Texas -- but before he went he told about that last mile. - Note, no-where is marihuana spoken about, BUT Vince Boss was one of Anslinger's gore file cases.

CRIME DETECTIVE [S] [Box K3]
Genre: - True Detective/Crime Magazine
Date: - Winter 1945 pg 34
TITLE: - “I fed the Marijuana Monster”
Author: - by Brenda Ross
Summery - Vicious criminals fatten on the ruins of youth

CURRENT DETECTIVE [Box M1]
[M]- “Torture Death of the Reefer Queen” – Winter 1945

CURRENT LITERATURE
[S-Aug 1890 pg. 111] The Spell of Hashish” By Dr. Wood
[S-Jul 1894 pg. 66] “Under the Hachisch Spell”
[S-Aug 1899 pg. 122] - Hashish-smoking in Egypt
[S-Jan 1917 pg. 66] “A Farm-Crop that Fetches Four Dollars a Pound”

CMD, CURRENT MEDICAL DIGEST [Box M1]
[ ]- James C. Munch - “the Toxicity of Cannabis Sativa” (Marihuana) June 1968 Publication: Baltimore, Md. : Williams & Wilkins,

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DARE [Box M1]
[e Jan. 1953 pg. 10] “Dare Smokes a Reefer”, packet magazine.

DELAWARE STATE MEDICAL JOURNAL
[e]- EDITORIAL: Marihuana, Delaware State Medical journal, Jan 1944, Vol. 16, page 15.
[e]- FOULGER, J. H.: “Marihuana Problem, Delaware State Medical journal, Feb. 1944, Vol. 16, pages 24-28. – 5 star – note Dr. Foulger works for DuPont

DETECTIVE STORY MAGAZINE - Street & Smith's [Box M1]
[ ]-- Jun, 1939 – “Reefer Man” Degenhard, William Vol CLVIII No 2 dated June 1939
Title: Street & Smith's detective story magazine.
Publication: New York, N.Y. : Street & Smith OCLC: 20989721

DRUG ENFORCEMENT MAGAZINE [Box M1]
[not on cd rom ]- 1980’s Various articles [Location= Box K1]

DETECTIVE TALES - Pulp Magazine
[S] - JUNE 1944 pg 33 v27 #3 “Oddities in Crime” by Jon L. Blummer, (The Devil’s weed) a one page cartoon, story (sort of) But see to believe. - Popular Publications, (Chicago, Ill.) : OCLC: 11911239

DETECTIVE WORLD
[e][M] “Marihuana-THE EVIL WEED” by Judge Carl F. Dieffenback, Guttenberg, N.J. – Dec. 1947 pg. 5(5 Star)

THE DIAL – A monthly Magazine for Literature
[S-Oct 1860 pg. 609] “Psychology of Opium and hasheesh”

DIGEST AND REVIEW
[S] -June 1938 - Vol. 6 No. 2 - “Menace of the “Devil’s Weed” by Josephine Quirk - The Shocking Story of marijuana” [Condensed from American Weekly]

DOWN BEAT Magazine [Location OTR CD-Rom] [Box M1]
[S] - March 1, 1940 - "Negro trumpeter Judged insane, A raving maniac and hopelessly insane long and continued use of marihuana caused his breakdown"
[e]- “Tea Scandal Stirs Musicdom” – Jan. 15, 1943 - Must reading
[e]- Editorial - Jan. 15, 1943 - page 10 - TEA AND TRUMPETS ARE BAD MIXTURE! - Mike Levin editor - 5 star must reading
[e] – Feb. 1, 1943 - Down Beat 2/1/43 Marijuana Use by Musicians - This great issue features all the music news one could want including a report on investigations by narcotics bureaus on US Military musicians and their use of "tea".
[e]- Gene Krupa Takes Plea - May 1, 1943 - page 1
[e]- Prison Terms in Weed Case - May 15, 1943 -page 1. - 1 star not worth reading
[e]- Krupa Denies Plea of Guilt, Set for Trial - May 15, 1943 - page 2.
[e]- Fine and Jail For Gene Krupa - June 1, 1943
[e] - Down Beat Aug. 1, 1943 Gene Krupa Bribery Pot Bust - This scarcer wartime issue features a Nan Wynn cover & alot of Big Band Celebrity news including the lead story in this issue- Gene Krupa's Bribery & marijuana arrest.
[e]- Weed Arrests On the Coast -- Oct. 15, 1943 - short, not worth reading
[e]- Musicians Used for Weed Medical Test - By Frank Stacy - Mar. 15, 1944 - page1
[e]- Tests Show Tea-Kick Proves A Poor Lick - by Johnny Sippel - Sep 1, 1944
[e]- Leader Seized On Weed Charge - Dec. 15, 1944 - short, not worth reading
[e]- Light Up Gates, Report Finds 'Tea' A Good Kick - Feb 1, 1945
[S] - Apr. 7, 1948 -- "S.F. Police Find Marijuana 'Den'"
[S] - Sep 22, 1948 p1,10 - ‘Get this Straight, Earl’ + ‘ Stick to Lipton’s Tea for Parites’
[S] - Aug 24, 1951 p1 -- Gene Roland Arrested: Marijuana Count
[S] - April 21, 1954 p3 - Helen Miller Objects To Marijuana Arrest And Link To Original Miller Band

DOWNSTATE MEDICAL CENTER REPORTER [Box M1]
[ ] - April 1967 [V2, N7] “On Marihuana by Dr. Benjamin Kissin

DRUGGIST CIRCULAR
[e]- “Marihuana – “Depraver of youth” By George C. Schicks –pg12 - March 1938 (5 Star Rating)

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EAGLES MAGAZINE - Fraternal Order of Eagles. [Box M1]
[e][M] - Nov. 1941 - "Beware of the Reefer Man" - 5 star reefer madness rating.
[e-Sept. 1951] “Youth and the Drug Menace” [congressional Record 1951 pg. A5323

EAST AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL Publication: [Nairobi : Medical Association of East Africa]
[S] - Aug 1953 Vol 30, No.8 pp 355 “The Origin of Hemp "the Assuager of Grief" Author: King, Frank A

EBONY [Box M1]
[ ]- Vol. III, No. 11, September 1948-- Marijuana and Jazz. The featured article is about "The Real Truth About Marijuana" by Robert Lucas. This is an article about the faces of marijuana smokers at the height of a reefer party on Chicago's South Side. The reefer cost originally, 5 cents and 3 for dime in depression days, jumped to 75 cents and $1. per cigarette joint in 1948. It also talked about the connection of Marijuana and Jazz. It even talked about the medical facts of reefer.

THE ECLECTIVE MAGAZINE
[S-Mar 1858 - pp 305] "Hashish; Or, the Five Great Narcotics”
[S-Jan 1860 pp 56Z] “Hallucinations and Visions” (Fraser’s Magazine) [Not worth reading]
[S-Jun 1863 pp172] “Experiences of haschisch” by Sherley Hibberd (London Intellectual Observer)
[S-Jun 1894 pg. 821] “Hachisch Eating”

THE ELKS MAGAZINE [Box M1]
[e]- "Regions of Sorrow" By H. Anslinger - Aug. 1938

ENDEAVOUR [Box M1]
[-not on cd rom e]- TODD, A. R.: The hemp drugs, Endeavour, London, 1943, 2, pages 69-72.

ENKEPHALOS [Box M1]
[S] - Gardikas, C. G. "Hashish and crime" No. 2-no. 3 , 201-211, 1950
Multiple languages Articles in French, German, English, or Greek with summaries in one of the four languages. [ According to Erick Goode -- The same cannot be said for the work of Gardikas ("Hashish and Crime"). A police officer and head of the Greek Criminal Service in Athens, Gardikas reviewed 379 cases of individuals who were arrested for publicly using cannabis between 1919 and 1950. In the sample, 117 cases were first arrested for cannabis offenses and, after their release, became "confirmed criminals," having been arrested for a total of 420 offenses in the period studied. The fact that they became criminal only after their involvement with hashish ---1970 - The Marijuana Smokers by Erich Goode ] [After reading the article, all I can say is Junk Science. Example -- The study looks at ALL criminals between the years 1919 to 1950, yet only 379 Medical Marihuana users could be located. And only 326 of these were actual criminals (other than the Medical Marihuana). Pure junk science.

ESQUIRE [Box M1]
[S] - “Marihuana and a pistol” By Chester B. Himes March 1940 – a fictional story not rated.
[S] - April 1945 - An article on the use of marijuana in jazz by the Encyclopedia of Jazz author Leonard Feather.
[S] - James Sterba, "The Politics of Pot," Esquire, August 1968, 59. [Interview with Anslinger]

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FACT DETECTIVE YEARBOOK [Box k3]
Genre: - True Detective/Crime Magazine
Date: - 1953 pg 25
TITLE: - “The Kid Smoked Reefer"
Author: - ?
Summery - “The Kid Smoked Reefer" But was he really Gone on the Weed when he invaded the painters studio? --- This article is about the Cosby murder case -- one of Anslingers’s Gore file Cases

FAMOUS POLICE CASES
[ ]- Sept 1950 - M--the Marijuana Menace Junk, not worth even reading. [Location = Box K1]

FAMOUS FANTASTIC MYSTERIES [Box M1]
[December 1945] Lord Dunsany "The Hashish Man" [not worth reading]

F.B.I. DETECTIVE STORIES [Box M1]
[S] - Apr, 1949 –“ Satan's Reefer Rendezvous” Richmond, Roe

FBI - LAW ENFORCEMENT BULLETIN [Box M1]
[S] - May 1, 1937 -Vol 6, No. 5 - pp11 - "Marihuana" - 4 star, sick, sick, sick
[S] - Feb. 1, 1938 - Vol 7 No2 - pp2 - "Narcotic Enforcement" By H.J. Anslinger
[S] - V37, no. 1l (Nov. 1968): Henry L. Giordano, "Marihuana—A Calling Card to Narcotic Addiction,"

FEDERAL PROBATION - [Box M1] Publication of the Bureau of Prisons, Department of Justice
[e]- “Marihuana” By Lawrence Kolb (Assistant Surgeon General) – pg. 22, July 1938 Article contains statements such as:
“In some the sex impulse seems to be aroused”
“Continued use of the drug causes insanity in many cases.”
Etc., etc., but the importance of this article lies NOT in it’s message, but in the author who would in later years turn against Drug Laws in general. (I guess there is hope after all.) Already, statements such as, “The prevalent opinion that anyone who smokes a marihuana cigarette … will have criminal impulses is an error” start to appear. He also argues for sentencing marihuana (addicts) to treatment not prisons. It is with deep sorrow that I must give the article a 4-Star reefer madness rating, I would a hundred times, rather be issuing a medal to the man. [4-Star]
[**]- “A Prosecutor’s Viewpoint on Narcotic Addiction”: By William T. McCarthy 1943 – Note: not related to the subject, but often quoted.
[e]-“ Some Myths About Marihuana” – By J.D. Reichard, MD (Medical Director, retired, US Public Health Service) – Oct-Dec 1946 – 0 Star Rating: Must reading
[e]- "Marihuana in New York city - by J.D. Reichard, Oct-Dec 1946 pp54

FINGER PRINT AND IDENTIFICATION MAGAZINE OCLC: 10862987 [Box M1]
[S] - No. 9 March 1938 V. 19 - “The Marihuana Menace”
[S] - June, 1938 - “Determining the Presence of Marihuana”

FORTHNIGHT [California’s Own News Magazine] [Box M1]
[S] - Aug. 20, 1951 pp 9-12 “Dope: Traffic In Tragedy”
[S] - Sept 3, 1951 14-15 - “Teen-Age Dope Addiction: Up and Up”
[S] - Sept 17, 1951 14-15 - “Carrying It Across the Border”
[S] - Oct 1, 1951 12-15 - “The Financiers of Dope”

FORUM AND CENTURY The forum Pub co. Inc 570 Lexington Ave N.Y [Box M1]
[e]- “One more peril for youth - Editorial” By Henry Goddard Leach – Jan 1939

FOTO Magazine - Published by DELL Publishing N.J.
[M]- “MARIJUANA MADNESS” – OCT 1937 There is an interesting section on Marijuana Madness telling of the effects it's has on people. – 5-star

FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY
[S-Jan 1882 pg. 110] Hasheesh
[S-Dec 1894 pg. 11] “Hachisch

FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE JOURNAL [Box M1]
[January 1933, pp 10] “Marihuana evils” by M.H. Hayes, L.E. Bowery

THE FRIEND - A Religious and Literary Journal
[S-Feb 11, 1854 pg. 173] The Hashish by John G. Whittier (from the National Era)
[S-Oct 2, 1869 pg. 44] “Effects of hashish”

FRONT PAGE DETECTIVE [S] [Box K3]
Genre: - True Detective/Crime Magazine
Date: - June, 1942
TITLE: - “Marihuana Murder for the Scheming Mistress”
Author: - By Ted Neal

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GLANCE - (light porno mag, mostly ladies in swimsuits) [Box M1]
[M] “Can dope Traffic be Stopped?”– April 1950; Two pages of staged photos that could have come right out of the move “reefer madness” itself. -4-star Reefer Madness rating.

GOOD HEALTH
[ ]-- Vol. 73, no. 3 (March 1938) “Marihuana, the new habit-forming drug” [Box M1] Author(s): Kellogg, John Harvey, 1852-1943. -- Publication: [Battle Creek, Mich. : Good Health Pub., ]

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING [Box M1]
[e]- “The Dope” Menace” - Feb 1935 – (5-star rating) while article is about dope in general, it has the first nationwide mention of the “guy with the axe.”

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HARPERS - new monthly magazine [Box M1]
[Ign]- Ashes of Hemp and Buckwheat - 54(No. 321 February, 1877):475 [NWR]
[e]- A Hashish-House in New York By H. H. Kane Vol. 67 (Nov. 1883), 944-49. [box b1]
[M] “The Poison Ship” By Morgan Robertson - 1915 A work of fiction, (note the date), Doesn’t really have anything to do with reefer madness except that it was based on an actual story involving a hemp fire. [Actual Magazine Location = Box K5]

HEALTH - Pub. By pacific press.
[**]- “Murderous MARIJUANA” By F.J. Furry, M.D. May 1938 – 5 star
[e][M]-[5 Star rating] - “Marijuana” By Dr. Arthur La Roe - Oct. 1938
[**]- “HOW OPIUM ADDICTS ARE MADE” By Frank Wood M.D – March 1950 page 12 – story is about opium, but it mentions marihuana as a starter drug. – 2 star rating

HEATH DIGEST - Health digest Author: Health Guild of America
[ ]- “Mary Warner, Public Healthy Enemy No. 7” – By C.M. Weber Vol. 3, 1936 pg. 77 Publication: New York : American Health Publishers No: OCLC: 10009464 [box B1]

HEALTH NEWS - New York State Department of health [Box M1]
[e]- RICKARDS, B. R.: (Editor), New York City's campaign against Marihuana, Health News, Albany, U.S.A., Aug. 19, 1935, pp 136. - only 3 star rating.

HEALTH OFFICER
[e]- SPENCER, R. R.: Marijuana, Health Officer, Washington, 1936, 1, pages 299-305. - 5 star, a must read.

HEADQUARTERS DETECTIVE
[M]- March 1952 and is Vol. 10, No. 5. The Reefer Boys And The Cautious Cop. - not worth reading.

HIGH TIMES
[S]- November 1978 - Interview with Dr James Munch

HOLLYWOOD DETECTIVE
[ S ]- Jun, 1949 -- “Reefer Reel” Calder, Ellery Watson
Publication: Chicago, Ill. : Trojan Pub. Corp.

HYGEIA - (American Medical Association) (becomes Today’s Health)
[e][M]- “What is marihuana?” By George Randall McCormack – Oct 1937 – Must reading, pure reefer madness and lies -5 Star Rating
[e]-“Marihuana” By S. R. Winters, Oct. 1940 – 4 Star Rating

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ILLINOIS MEDICAL JOURNAL
[e]- NESBITT, M.: Psychosis due to exogenous toxins-marihuana, Illinois Medical journal, Oak Park, U.S.A., 1940, 77, pages 278-282. – 5 star rating

1933 - THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS [Box M1]
[ ]- 9 Sep 1933 - STARK, Freya. " In the Land of the Hashishin, the Sect who gave the word Assassin' to the World." First printing of a colorful account of the famous Persian covert operator and hashish savant, whose success at drug-induced mind control has fascinated Westerners from Marco Polo to William S. Burroughs. The author of the article later developed its themes in her bestselling book, Valley of the Assassins. 2 folio pp. printed in triple columns with 6 photo-illustrations showing Mt. Alamut and the remains of Hassan-i-Sabbah's nearly inaccessible fortress.

INDIANA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (Journal of )
[e]-JACKSON, J. W.: Marijuana, journal of the Indiana State Medical Association', Indianapolis, U.S.A., 1939, 32, pages 24-25.

INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMICAL (news edition): [Box M1]
[not on cd rom e]- “Preliminary note on investigation” By Herbert J. Wollner (Treasury Dept.) –Feb 20, 1939 - not reefer madness, an industrial article.

INSIDE DETECTIVE
[e]-- Nov 1937- The Devil's Drug. [Victor Licata Case - a must read] [Box M1]
[M]- “Marijuana Maniac” - July 1938. By Detective chief W.D. Bush, Tampa, Fl – as told to Jack De Witt. The article is about Victor Licata, the guy with the axe. 5-star rating. [Box M1]
[S]- April 1942 - “Marihuana Park Tragedy” [Not Worth Reading] [Location = Box K1]
[Got] --Nov 1950- One-Way to Hell” ...by Phil Dorf Four page article on the perils of drug addiction - "From two or three sticks of marijuana a day she progressed to 'weed parties' and then to heroin." Great descriptions and 6 photos including several paragraphs on Barney Ross and a pic of actress Lila Leeds ( Wild Weed ) after a raid. -- [Not Worth Reading ] [s]- Jan 1959 - “I don’t Want to Die Like Pat”
[S]- March 1961 - “Where Poison Grass Grows Twelve Feet Tall” [Location = Box K1]

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE ADDICTIONS [Box M1]
“Man and marijuana “ By Author(s): Chopra, G. S. (Gurbakhsh Singh)
Publication: [New York : M. Dekker, Year: 1969 - Description: p. 215-247 : ill.

INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL DIGEST - (see Practice of Medicine)

INTERNATIONAL NARCOTIC ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ASSOCIATION [MUST READING] [Box M1] James Munch article

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JAMA - Journal of the American Medical Association [see Medical journal Index]

JAMICA PUBLIC HEALTH
[**]- WASHBURN, B. E.: (Editor) Ganja smoking-Indian hemp-Jamaica Public Health, Kingston, Jamaica, 1935, 10, pages 1-6. - 4 star reefer madness rating.
Corp Author(s): Jamaica.; Central Board of Health. ; Jamaica.; Bureau of Health Education. Publication: Kingston. Year: 1926-1969 - Frequency: Quarterly (irregular), 1940-Jan./Mar. 1969; Former: Monthly, Aug. 1926-1939 Standard No: National Library: 9426543; SR0078659; LCCN: 43-40631 Note(s): Published by the Jamaica Central Board of Health, 1926-58; by the Bureau of Health Education, 1959-Jan./Mar. 1969. Class Descriptors: LC: RA421; Dewey: 614.05 No: OCLC: 4783542

THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FOLK-LORE New York: The American Folk-Lore Society.
[**]- 1920 - Vol. 33. No. 127. La Marihuana en Mexico by Eugenio Gomez Maillefert; [Note Article is in Spanish, but it does have a great (sheet music) sound in it. [Location Box M1]

JOURNAL OF (American Institute of) CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY [Location Box K8]
[e]- “Marihuana” – By M.H. Hayes & L.E. Bowery – Vol.23 - Oct. 1932 or 1933, pages 1086-1098. – 5 star rating.
[**]- “Dope Fiend” Mythology” By AR Lindesmith (professor of Sociology, State U. Bloomington, Indiana) pg199, Vol. 31, July/August 1940 pg. - Note – NOT a reefer madness article, deals only with opium. But worth the read, here is a brave man fighting against the drug laws at a time when it was thought to be heresy. [N/R]
[e]- “Lindesmith's Mythology” By Judge Twain Michilson – Nov/Dec. 1940 pg. 375.
[**]-- “The Drug Addict: Patient or criminal?” By A.R. Lindesmith – pg. 531, 1941 - Must reading, No wonder the Lindesmith institute was named after him, in a few pages he explains our position in clear no nonsense terminology! Note: this is anything but a reefer madness article. [N/R]
[e]- “Narcotic Addiction and Criminality” By Pablo Osvaldo Wolff – pg. 162
NOTE: The author (an Argentinean) would go on to write a book titled “Marihuana in Latin America – 1948,” and makes H. Anslinger look like a Boy Scout. Although the article deals with all drugs, he devotes 4 pages to the “evil weed” and its all here.
Marihuana give induced illusions
Marihuana addicts climbing trees and acting like parrots
Marihuana addicts committing acts of violence
Hindus running amok etc. - Must reading. [5-Star]

JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Monticello, New York, U.S.A.,
[e]- “Marihuana: A Factor in Personality Evaluation and Army Maladjustment” -By Major Harry L. Freedman & S/Sgt Myron J. Rockmore Part 1: April 1946: pages 765-782.
[e]- “Marihuana: A Factor in Personality Evaluation and Army Maladjustment” -By Major Harry L. Freedman & S/Sgt Myron J. Rockmore Part 2 Oct. 1946 Vol.8, pages 221-236.

JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
[1]- “Psychosis Following the Use of Marijuana; with Report of cases” By H. C. Curtis MD (taken from the Journal of Kansas Medical Society.) pg 390 - 1939

JOURNAL OF THE KANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY
[1]- “Psychosis Following the use of Marijuana with Report of Cases” – By Howard C. Curtis M.D. Dec. 1939 – 5 Star Rating

JOURNAL OF HOME ECONOMICS – (American Home Economics Association) [Box M1]
[S]- “Marihuana ” pg477 Sep. 1938 (an abridge version of F.T. Merrill booklet) –5 Star Rating

JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY
[1]- “Cannabis Indica Prescriptions” pg748 Dec. 1937
[e]- “Cannabis indica in pharmaceuticals” By (M Sasman) Vol.35 pg51 1938 - Must reading.

JOURNAL OF THE MICHIGAN STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY Lansing, U.S.A.
[e]-“Cannabis Sativa” By W. H. MacCraken MD – Vol 36 pg848-894 Nov. 1937 – 5 Star Rating

Journal of the Society of Arts 40 (1891-92):444
[Ign]- Opium and Hemp, Question of - 1891 Batten and others, G. H. M. - Not about hemp at all. - Did not even make a copy of the article. About opium.

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KEN Magazine [Box M1]
[ ]- Dec 1938 - Our newest Vice by Thomas Newman [Believe it or not an anti-reefer madness era story]

KIWANIS MAGAZINE [Box M1]
[e]- “Marijuana” By Dr. Charles B Holman – Oct 1938 – 4 Star

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THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL
[S-Feb 1907 pg. 29] “Why Headache Remedies are Dangerous” – not worth reading, cannabis is only mentioned once

LAW ENFORCEMENT - Missouri [Box M1]
[ not on cd rom]- Marihuana… The Assassin of the Human Mind - Oct 1941 - Vol. 1--No. 6 By H. Anslinger

LEADING DETECTIVE - Zealth Publishing Corp: [Box M1]
[M]- May 1947 “Cracking the Reefer Racket” by David Carver - The story begins with a picture of a Marihuana drug peddler, selling the evil drug to innocent young boys and girls. It goes down hill from there on end. The story contains Anslinger quotes; “It turns wrong into right . . it incites to violence . . Insanity often results form its continued use etc.” Date??

LEGION (the American Legion Magazine) [Box M1]
[e][M]- Minnesota masters Marihuana By Frederick C. Painton - June 1940 [e][M]- “Vice, Crime and Marijuana” By Rodney Gilbert March 1963 – Although written in 1963, it’s pure reefer madness. The story of the “Old Man of the Mountain” and how Marihuana addicts today become violent after it’s use. Must reading – 5 Star rating.
[**]- May 1948 -- Battling Rio Grande Dope Smugglers - The fight to keep opium and marihuana out of the country is a grim one – General Dope article with Marihuana being only one of the drugs mentioned.
[ ]-- November 1971 Article about marihuana
[**]- Dec. 1972, ”Should congress de-criminalize marihuana” Yes Edward Kock, No La mar Baker 93, pg.14-- 0 star rating.

LIBERTY MAGAZINE [Box M1]
[**]- Feb 1938 - One woman against the narcotic ring - Not a reefer madness story, marihuana is mentioned only once. - not worth reading.
[e] [M]- “The Truth About Marihuana” By Nanette Kutner pg13, May 1949 – AT first there was some hope that the truth will come out, but as the article goes on it is obvious that Ms. Kutner wasn’t interested in the facts only in writing a reefer madness article. – “3 Star rating.

LISTEN MAGAZINE , A Journal of Better Living [Box M1]
[**]- April - June 1954 pp8 - "Report on Narcotics"
[S]- April to June, 1955 Issue, Vol. 8, #2. Measures 8 1/2 X 11 1/2 inches, there are 34 pages. "Marijuana --- The Assassin Flower" By Daniel Carlsen with Barbara Doyle
The "Plus" Way of Life by Judge Bolitha J. Laws and The "Larger Problem" of drug addiction by Raymond A. McConnell
[**]- July - Sep 1955 pp7- "The Narcotics Challenge"
[S]- July - Sep 1955 pp9- Marijuana - "Caught in the Web" By Daniel Carlsen
[S]- July - Sep 1955 pp20- "I Tried Hashish" By Dick Miller

LIFE MAGAZINE [Box M1]
[M]- “Narcotics” By Gerard Piel – July 19, 1943: The article is mostly about other drugs, but it does have a page or two about a Marihuana peddler and jazz musicians --“Marihuana smoker(s) are carried off into a state equivalent to deep alcoholic intoxication etc.” – 1 Star Rating (not worth reading).
[M]- Police catch Robert Mitchum smoking Marijuana—Sep. 13,1948. A short 1/2 page article (mostly a photo), not worth reading.

LITERARY DIGEST (Funk & Wagnalls): [Box M1]
[S]- Hemp the barometer of war” By M. G. Troxell – 76:26-7 Jan. 27, 1923 - an industrial hemp article
[e]- Our Home Hasheesh Crop" - (Science & Invention section) - April 3, 1926 pp64- 3 star
[e]- Rising Tide of Narcotics Over World May, 16, 1936, page 32
[e]-[M]- “Facts and fancies about marihuana” - Oct. 24, 1936 – Must reading, Acid trip picture of Cab Caloway. 5 Star Rating
[e]- “Marijuana menace” By Clarence VB. Beck, Attorney General of Kansas – Jan 1, 1938

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE
[Feb 3, 1849 pp217] “The Hashish” (Chamber’s Journal)
[Aug 16, 1856 pp 430] “Intoxication of the Ear”
[Feb 20, 1858 pp 449] “Hashish” (The National Review)
[Jan 14, 1860 pp 119] “Hallucinations” (Fraser’s Magazine)
[S-Dec 10, 1870 pp 704] “Effects of the Poison of Hemp” (Med article)
[Nov 5, 1887 pp 30] “Homer the Botanist” (Macmillan’s Magazine)

LIVING AGE [Box M1]
[e]- “Hashish Smuggling in Egypt” By C.S. Jarvis Jan. 1938 pg. 442.

LOOK [Box M1]
[S][M]- “Marijuana becomes a major American problem” Nov. 22, 1938 – 5 Star Rating

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MAN TO MAN - Picture Magazine, Inc.
[S]- Nov. 1955 – ”Weird effects of marijuana smoking”
[S]- Summer Annual 1956 -- Weird Effects Of Marijuana Smoking.

MAN'S ILLUSTRATED
[ ]-- Oct 1958 - THE TEA PUSHER (marijuana).

MACLEANS
[S][M]- This is a June 15, 1938 copy of Maclean's magazine - Canada's National Magazine which sold for only 5 cents !! The most interesting article is the one called "Look out for Mary Jane". - 5 star rating.

MAGAZINE DIGEST [Box M1]
[ ]- June 1945 - ‘How Mild is Marihuana?’ By Arnold e. Esrati

MAMMOTH ADVENTURE - Publication: Chicago : Ziff-Davis Pub. Co [Box M1]
[S]- Vol 2, No. 1, January 1947 - "Go East Young Man" (about marijuana, "a vicious drug and they who peddle it believe in nothing but the law of the gun!", [Location = Box K1]
[S]- May 1947]-, "Tall, Dark and Ugly," by Lester Barclay , in which "Marihuana, vicious and insidious drug, started Gil Hubbard on a relentless 'viper' hunt!"., Year: 1946-1947

MASTER DETECTIVE MAGAZINE
[S]-- SEPT. 1938 - "Marijuana Madness!" by John C. Devlin & Dunlen Hurley, [Damn good story about the Girl Slayers - A must read]

MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED [Box M1]
[e][M]- “Exploding the Myths About Marijuana” April 1949. Must reading, A reefer addict talks about his experiences with the weed of madness [Location Box K1]

MEDICAL JOURNAL AND RECORD
[e]- “The weed of insanity” By Louis J. Bragman MD – Vol.122, pg416-418 (July to Dec.) 1925
[e]- BRAGMAN, L. J.: A minor de Quincey, Medical journal and Record, New York, 1925, 121, pages 43-45.
[2]- “The Green Goddess” By Robert Kingman – Vol. 126 pg470 – 1927 – 5 Star Rating. – article title (AKA) “A study in Dreams, drugs and dementia”

MELODY MAKER [Box M1]
[ ]- “Dope Cigarette Peddling among British Musicians” Feb 22, 1936

METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW - [Stanford has a copy] [Box M1]
[ ]- Oct 1858 - V18 - pp551-566 "J. Townley Crane, "Drugs As an indulgence"

METRONOME MAGAZINE [Location Box M1]
[S]- Aug. 1947 "Musicians Are Not Dope Fiends" by Barry Ulanov;

MODERN LIVING
[ ]- Oct 1931 - Muggles the tentacle of a new dope reach out for American Youth. By Harry Salpeter

MODERN ROMANCES Dunellen, NJ: Dell Publishing Co, 1938
[M][c] “Reefer Club” - November, 1938 0-star rating, despite the title of the story, has nothing to do with the anti-medical marihuana laws.

MONTHLY BULLETING INDIANA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH [Location = Box P5]
[ ] Oct. 1939 pp 223 - "Marihuana in Indiana" By Gene W. Ryan (Inspector marihuana Enforcement)

MILITARY SURGEON (the association of Military Surgeons):
[e]- “Maria-Juana (Panama canal Study)” November 1933 Vol. 73 pg.269. a pro-Medical Marihuana article:
[e]- “The Marihuana Bugaboo” Editorial by James M. Phalen (colonel, US Army) Vol.93 pg94 1943: a pro-Medical Marihuana article:
[e]- PHALEN, J. M. “Sanity concerning Marihuana”, Military Surgeon, Washington, 1945, 96, pages 532-533. – Must Reading: - a pro-Medical Marihuana article:
[ ]-- Marijuana Again – An article in the September issue of the Military Surgeon took a rather vigorous swipe at us for an editorial published on this page last June 24 on the subject of the marijuana traffic. The author of the article appears to be the editor himself, Col. James M. Phalen (retired). He says in so many words that we didn’t know what we were talking about, and he implies very strongly that we have been taken in by propaganda circulated for somewhat obscure reasons by the Federal Bureau of Narcotics. Colonel Phalen snorts almost audibly at our suggestion that the prolonged use of marijuana, or hashish, leads to the “slow but progressive mental and moral deterioration of the victim.” He does not go quite so far as to assert that the stuff is absolutely harmless and safe to give to the kiddies along with the daily dosage of cod liver oil. But he does put marijuana in category with other stimulants of everyday and more or less respectable usage, “such as alcohol, tobacco, the popular soft-drinks and coffee.” In short, says the editor. Marijuana is not a narcotic, its use is a habit in the sense as with the stimulants mentioned. In no sense or degree does it predispose to narcotic addiction. It is recommended to the narcotic agent that he smoke a few of these marijuana cigarettes. . . Perhaps by this means the [Federal Narcotics] Agency can be brought to an understanding that its campaign is largely a witch hunt.
[ ]— Sept. 1951 pg 233- Editorial – A Recurring Bogie”

(US) MMUSIC AND RHYTHM MAGAZINE
[e Oct 1941] "Was Marihuana responsible for Bus Etri's Death?" Historical Note - Music and Rhythm was a Chicago/New York based rival magazine to the US frontrunner Down Beat. Issues available

MYSTERY TALES --- Western Fiction Publishing [Box M1]
[S] Feb 1939 - Vol. 2/6 "The Devil's University" is "an evils of marijuana" story about a drug ring selling weed to all these college students, turning them on and making them do strange things". 5 star rating, a couple of must see drawings.

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NATURE , Macmillan + co. Ltd. St. Martin's St. London, WC 2 York
[ ]- TODD, A. R.: Chemistry of the hemp drugs, Nature, London, 1940, 146, pages 829-830.
[ ]- “Cannabidiol and cannabol, constituents of cannabis indica resin” By A Jacob; A.R. Todd – Vol.145, pg350 – March 2, 1940
[ ]- “Actions and uses of hemp drugs” By A.D. MacDonald – Vol.147 pg167-168 Feb 8, 1941
[ ]- BOSE, B. C.; MUKERJI, B.: Physiologically active fractions of Indian hemp, Nature, London, 1943, 152, pages 109-110.

NATURE MAGAZINE(Pub. By The American Nature Association)
[e][M]- “Marijuana ; Mexican dope plant, source of a social problem” By Clair.A. Brown – Vol.31 pg271 May 1938: 5 Star Rating

NATIONAL PARENT-TEACHER - Parent-Techers Association: [Box M1]
[e]- “Marihuana” – By H.J. Anslinger 32:16-17 – May 1938 – 5 star rating, written by Anslinger himself.

Nebraska Police Officer [Box M1]
[not on CD-rom poor copy]- "American Leadership in Suppressing the Abuse of Dangerous Drugs" by H. J. Anslinger. - May 1939.

New England Homestead
[e][M]-October 7, 1939 -- "Marihuana" - "Many of our readers have written in for information descriptive of the Marihuana plant." -s short article not worth reading.

NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL
[1]- SAWTELLE, H. W.: Notes relating to the effects of Cannabis indica, with an illustrative case, New Orleans Medical and Surgical journal, New Orleans, U.S.A., 1897, 49, pages 671-674.
[e]- “Marihuana Menace” By A.E. Fossier MD –Vol.84 pg247 – July 1931-to June 1932 – 5 Star Rating

THE NEW YORKER [Box M1]
[S]- “Tea for a viper” By Meyer Berger – May 12, 1938
[ ]- “Marijuana in back yards of the city” -- Aug 11, 1951 pp 18

NEWSWEEK [Box M1]
[e]- “New federal tax hits dealings in potent weed” –(Science section) August 14, 1937
[e]- “The History of Marihuana” (book review – Marihuana America’s new drug problem) – Nov. 28, 1938, pg. 29
[e]- “Army Study of marihuana smokers points to better ways of treatment” pg72 Jan. 15, 1945
[e]- “Marijuana and Mentality” pg. 70 Nov. 18, 1946
[ ]- “Home-made imports” – Oct. 5, 1942
[e]- "Marines and Marihuana" Dec. 31, 1951 page 17
[e]- "Reefers on KPFA" May 10, 1954 page 92

The New age magazine
Volume 48 Jurisdiction, U.S.A., 1940 - Social Science p9, 10 Scottish Rite (Masonic order). Supreme Council for the Southern Jurisdiction Supreme Council, 33, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of the Southern

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OFFICIAL DETECTIVE
[ ]- April 13, 1938 –Part B – article indicating that John Seadlud, kidnapper of Charles Ross, was a Marihuana Addict Official Detective Magazine Bumm’s out:
As per the National Archives, the following was taken from an official [internal Bureau of Narcotics] memo:

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PACIFIC COAST JOURNAL OF NURSING
[**]- Division of Narcotic Enforcement - State of California By L.R. Holmes Mar. 1940 Vol. 36, No. 3 - pp 145-147
[e]- Marihuana Our Domestic Narcotic Menace - By L. R. Holmes Jan 1942 - pp 12.- 4 star

PACIFIC COAST INTERNATIONAL [Box M1]
[e] “Narcotic Drugs and their relation to crime" by H. Anslinger March 1939
[**]- Report of Law Enforcement Agencies of the Treasury Department for the 1940 Fiscal Year" pp18 Nov-Dec. 1940. General article, not worth reading. Publication: [Portland, Or.] OCLC: 1761666

PACIFIC MEDICAL JOURNAL
[e]- “The Loco Weed” pg52 Jan 1913 - a reprint of an Editorial, from the "The American Practitioner." Reads like Reefer madness ever before Anslinger got into power. 4 star.

PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (also called California Farmer)
-[not on cd-rom][poor-copy] “Menace of marihuana is increasing rapidly in the United States” By C.H. Kinsley Dec 3, 1938 – 136-536 – 4 Star

PUNCH MAGAZINE - Cartoon 1915 [Box M1]

PATHFINDER MAGAZINE
[ ]- August 31, 1940, "The Menace of Marihuana (sic)"
[ ]- 22 Sep 1948 – HEALTH Vipers & Tea Pads Movie actor Robert Mitchum predicted his indictment last fortnight for Marijuana smoking would be the end of his career Reefer Weed "Most marijuana smokers are chronic idlers or seasonal workers" US Narcotics agents confiscate illegal marijuana OCLC: 5081992

PENNSYLVANIA PHARMACIST
[S]-- MUNCH, J. C.; MANTZ, H. W': (various articles ), Pennsylvania Pharmacist, July 1937. Author: Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association

PEOPLE TODAY
[S]- March 26, 1952. “Nothing’s Dangerous till You’re Shot” [Not really Reefer Madness, only mentions the subject once or twice]

PERSONAL ROMANCES Ideal Publishing.
Jan. 1959 Vol. 32 Number 12 “TEENAGER REEFER GANG” Wow this is a long story but it must be read to be believed! Great photo!

PLAYBOY
[S] [e]- Feb 1970 - Article with Harry Anslinger in it. [Location Box= K1] [Pure reefer Madness, anslinger tells a lot of lies] [other stuff not on CD rom] [Box M1]

PRAIRIE FARMER magazine
[e]- July 30, 1938 - MARIJUANA MUST GO! - Deadly as a copperhead snake is the drug - weed marijuana which has been found growing wild. A young man in Fayette county IN, has gone insane from the use of Marijuana or "dope" cigarettes. He is now a crazed --. the first stage, it makes people happy the second stage they become criminally violent the third stage is complete insanity.

PHARMACY IN HISTORY
[**]- American concern over marihuana in the 1030’s 1972- 14-- 25-34

PHILADELPHIA MEDICINE for January 8, 1944
[e]- Editorial on the marihuana baggaboo. Must Reading, the truth is out there.

PHOTOPLAY [Box M1]
[S][c]- "The Truth About Dope In Hollywood" marijuana use with coverage of Robert Mitchum's arrest at Lila's Leeds's house. - Dec 1948
Publication: New York : Macfadden Publications, Year: 1946-1977
General Info: Merged with: TV mirror, to form: Photoplay with TV mirror.
Preceding Title: Photoplay combined with Movie mirror; (OCoLC)8048157; 0733-2734
Succeeding Title: TV mirror; Photoplay with TV mirror; OCLC: 8048349

PHYSICAL CULTURE MAGAZINE [Box M1]
-[1][M]- “The Truth about Marijuana – Sex-crazing drug menace” By Lionel Calhoun Moise – Feb. 1937. Must be read to believe – 5 Star reefer Madness rating.

PICTURE LIFE
[1 star]- “This Girl is a Dope Addict” She starts out on Marihuana etc.

Plant World
[Aug. 1908 pp180] “Hashish Plant in Arizona and Mexico” By Herbert Brown

Police Chief (Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police) [Box M1]
[poor copy]- "Relation of Narcotics to Crime" By H.J. Anslinger - exact date unknown, 1938. pp 17

(the national) POLICE GAZETTE [Box M1]
[1][*] “Dope- Teen-agers’ Latest Craze!” By George McGrath – May 1951: “Many girls who start out seeking a thrill by smoking a marijuana cigarette end up as hopeless addicts.” Blah, Blah, Blah. – 4 Star Rating.

POPULAR MECHANICS [Box M1]
[S] “New Billion-Dollar Crop” Feb 1938 page 238 – A pro not a reefer madness era.

POPULAR SCIENCE [Box M1]
[ ]- The Truth About Pot May 1968 p 76 [Location =Box K1]

POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY [Box M1]
[e]- HUNGERFORD, M. C.: An overdose of hasheesh, Popular Science Monthly, 1884, 24, pages 509-515. - A bullshit story -- I believe the author is lying.
[S]- RICHET, C.: Poisons of the intelligence -hasheesh, Popular Science Monthly, New York, 1878, 13, pages 482-486. [ ]- “How the Opium Habit is Acquired” 1888 Vol. 33, page 663-667. POPULAR SCIENCE
-[1][M[- “Uncle Sam fights a new drug menace; marijuana” By William Wolf – pg 14 May 1936
-[2][M]- Fighting the Dope Rings” pg96 Vol. 133,Nov. 1938
-[3][M]- “Can we grow hemp without dope? - plant wizards fight wartime drug peril” By Alden P. Armagnac pg62 – Sep. 1943

PRACTICE OF MEDICINE ( International Medical Digest) [e][M]- “The Menace of Marihuana” – Symposium Section Vol.31 pg183 – Sep. 1937

PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS “The effects of synthetic Marihuana like musical talent” By C. Knight Aldrich Vol.59 pg431-433 March 31, 1944
“Studies on Marihuana and Pyrahexyl compound” By Edwin G. Williams et all, July 19 1946 –Vol. 61, pages 1059-1083.

PURDUE AGRICULTURIST - Purdue University [Box M1]
[e]- “Marijuana challenges the farmer” By J.M. Williamson Dec. 1938
Corp Author(s): Purdue University.; School of Agriculture.
Publication: Lafayette, Ind.

PURDUE PHARMACIST [Box K8]
Publication: Lafayette, Ind., Students of Purdue University School of Description:
[S]- "Marihuana in Indiana" By C.J. Zufall Dec. 1938 - Vol16-No2 [Mostly a lot of technical info about the plant, but goes into generalities about the evil effects of using medical marihuana]

PUTNAM'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN LITERATURE [Box M1]
[**]- ANONYMOUS, The vision of hasheesh, Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science and Art, New York, 1854, 3, pages 402-408.
[e]- *LUDLOW, F.: The apocalypse of hasheesh, Putnam's Monthly), Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art, New York, 1856, 8, pages 625-630.
[e]- TAYLOR, . B.: The hasheesh eater, Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American, Literature, Science and Art, New York 1856, 8, pages 233-239.

PSYCHIATRIC QUARTERLY - Utica, U.S.A.,
[**]- “Some Psychiatric Aspects of Marijuana Intoxication” – By P.H. Drewry MD – Jan 1936 – Vol. 10, pages 234-242.

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QT (On The)
[S]- July 1956 - “How Call Girl Lila Leeds Became a Republican Plot”

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RADIO STARS [Box M1]
[e]-[M][5 Star rating] “Exposing the marihuana Drug Evil in Swing bands” – July 8, 1938. Must reading.

REAL – (the exciting Magazine For Men) [Box M1]
[**e][M]- “The Truth about Drugs and sex fears” By Robert Mines– Dec. 1954 – Believe it or not, a favorable story. Story has to do with sex, but a favorable reference about Marihuana by Dr. Riechard (an outspoken opponent against the anti-Marihuana laws).

REAL DETECTIVE MAGAZINE – [Box M1]
[ ]- APRIL 1935 - "Marijuana, the "sex Cigarette” by Joseph Appelgate -

READER'S DIGEST [Box M1]
[e][M]- “Marijuana, assassin of youth (abr)” By HF. Anslinger & Courtney Ryley cooper Feb. 1938 – 5 Star Rating - must reading
[**]- “The Facts About Our Teen-Age Drug Addicts” –By Harry J. Anslinger Oct 1951 – Not a Reefer Madness article per say.
[??**]- “Marijuana and Driving” May 1979

"RELIGIOUS DIGEST" [ [Box M1]
[e]-"THE MENACE OF MARIHUANA" by Robert Divine– Dec. 1937 – 5 star reefer madness rating. – Must reading, too funny.

REVISTA MEDICA DE MEXICO
[S]-- Author Silva, G. Author Salinas y Carbó, A. “Investigación de la canabina; dosis fisiológicas y tóxicas de la marihuana “ Date 1888-9 Vol. 1 Pg. 255 Publication: México : E. Dublan. Year: 1888-1891

REWARD - pocket magazine:
[M]- 1954. It features a very rare anti marijuana propaganda story which details how kids on marijuana are screwing up their lives with a photo of a young girl hiding her head in shame with the caption this girl starting smoking at 13 and now battles addiction and also blames murder/suicides on the wacky weed!!

ROMANTIC STORY
[M]- “Marijuana Ruined me” Aug. 1938

RURAL AMERICA - American country life Asso. Inc [Box M1]
[e]- “Marihuana - The New dangerous drug” -Vol.XVI – May 1938 pp9 - a book review, not worth reading.

THE ROYAL NEIGHBOR MAGAZINE
[M} JULY 1938 ‘MARIHUANA NOW UNDER GOVERNMENT CONTROL. “The enactment of State and Federal laws alone will not put an end, however, to the need of continuing the fight against this noxious weed which sociologists blame for much crime and youthful delinquency.”

[S]

SAN FRANCISCO & PACIFIC DRUGGIST
[ ]- "Marihuana (Cannabis Indica) Tax -- Nov-Dec 1937 pp13 - short notice about the tax act.

SAN FRANCISCO POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS JOURNAL [Box M1]
[e]- Feb. 1929 - “Narcotics” By Judge Charles W. Price of Los Angeles
[ ]- “Narcotics---A Misunderstood Problem” By Opie L Warner – June 1931 –0 star rating, BUT well worth the read
[ ] – “Dope” Nov. 1933 – [white cross] 0 star rating – but well worth the read.
[Ign] - “Big Drug Ring Broken” Jan 1934 - 0 star rating, not worth reading.
[ ] – “The Narcotic Situation in the United States” April 1934 [white cross] 0-star rating
[e] – “Marihuana and Crime” – May, 1934 --5 star rating:
[ ] – “Cocaine, Hashish, Marijuana” – (white Cross) June 1934 – 5 star rating
[ ] – “Narcotic Limitation Convention of 1931 “Peps” Up Production” –Dec. 1934 - [white cross] 0 star reefer madness rating.
[ ] – “Narcotics” by Chief of police William J. Quinn – June 1939 – 1 star rating
[e] – “Marihuana the assassin of youth” (a poster) July 1939
[e]- -- Feb. 1945 - Page 20 - Chief F.J. O'Ferrall of Narcotic Div.

SATURDAY EVENING POST [Box M1]
[not on cd-rom M]- Let’s Stop This Narcotics Hysteria article by Laurence Kolb MD, a plea for treating drug addiction as an illness, not a crime - July 28, 1956 [

SCIENCE (Science Press)
[1]- “A Physiologically Active Principle from Cannabis Sativa (Marihuana) A. J. Haagen-Smit et al. Pg602 June 21, 1940
[2]- “Marihuana” By Roger Adams- August 9, 1940
[3]- “The Active Principle of Marihuana” – By G. Powell, M. Salmon & T.H. Bemery May 30, 1941
[4]- “The Marihuana Problem” (book review about LaGuradia) By R.P. Walton Vol.101 pg538 – May 25, 1945

SCIENCE
[**]- ADAMS, R.: Marihuana, Science, New York City, 1940, 92, pages 115-119.
[**]- HAAGEN-SMIT, A. J.; WAWRA, C. Z.; KOEPFLI, J. B.; ALLES, G. A.; FEIGEN, G. A.; PRATER, A. N.: A physiologically active principle from Cannabis Sativa (Marihuana), Science, New York, 1940, 91, pages 602-603.
[**]- POWELL, G.; SALMON, M.; BEMBRY, T. H.; WALTON, R. P.: The active principle of marihuana, Science, New York, 1941, 93, page 522-523.
[**]-LOEWE, S.: Bioassay by direct potency estimation, Science, New York, 1947, 106, pages 89-91.
[**]- “Comparison of the effects of Marihuana and Alcohol on simulated driving” By Crancer A. Vol.164-pg851 1969
[**]- “Marijuana and Driving in Real-Life Situations” By Harry Klonoff Oct. 25, 1974 pg. 317.

SCIENCE DIGEST
[e]- “Marihuana Proves Bad for Musicians” July 1944 - (see Science News Letter April 29, 1944)
[**]- “What happens to marihuana smokers”(Condensed from LaGuardia) May 1945 - See LaGuardia Report.
[e]- “War Born Hemp Industry Requires New Uses” Dec. 1945 (see Science News Letter Sep. 11, 1945)
[e]- “ The Wicked Weed” April 1952
[**]- “Marijuana 37,000 Tests” By I.R. Rosengard, M.D. April 1978 (part 1)/ May 1978 (part 2). -- Note the date 1978

SCIENCE NEWS LETTER
[e]- “Marihuana weed grows where rope factory failed” - Jan. 15, 1938
[e]- “Marihuana smoking seen as epidemic among the idle” Nov. 26, 1938
[e]- “Marihuana gives some a jag” – Jan. 14, 1939
[e]- “Hemp will be grown, but Bureau of narcotics will police areas” Feb. 7, 1942
[e]- “Hemp being grown in U.S. as war cuts off imports” – May 30, 1942
[e]- “Marihuana found useful in certain mental ills” – May 30, 1942
[e]- “Tests show marihuana does not help; musical ability” – April 29, 1944
[e]- “Hemp needs new uses” - Sep. 11, 1945

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
[S-Apr 22, 1854 pp 250] “Flax Industry (Industrial Hemp article)
[S-April 18, 1857 pp 253] Rope Making and Hemp (Industrial Hemp article)
[S- Sep 18, 1869 pg. 183] "Effects of Hashish"
[S-Sep 29, 1877 pp 197] “Patent Medicines and Secret Remedies” (Medical Cannabis article) Quack
[S-Jun 2, 1883 pp34] Formula for Corn and Wart Cure
[S-Jun 6, 1885 pg. 360] “Some New Corn Cures”
[S-Oct 22, 1887 pp267] Corn formula
[S-May 8, 1888 pp270] “Corn remedy
[S-Oct 20, 1906 pp280] “The Need and the Testing of Pure Drugs” By Hugo Erichsen (not reefer madness)
[**]- June 4, 1921 -pg. 446- Revolutionizing an industry, how modern machinery is minimizing hand labor in hemp etc. - Industrial hemp article, 0-star
[ ]- Nov. 1921 - pp 14-15 - "From Opium to Hash Eesh
[1]- “Marihuana menaces youth” March 1936 – 5 Star Rating
[2]- “Marihuana more dangerous than heroin or cocain” – By H. J. Anslinger – May 1938
[3]- “From Opium to Hasheesh” By Simon Carlton Vol.125 pg14 – Nov. 1927
--Date problem. November 14-15, 1921, 139,

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 46 (July 2, 1898):page 18790
[**]- Indian hemp - 1898 G. A. Stockwell - An industrial hemp article - [0-star]

SHOCK magazine
[e]- “Marijuana (story) cover” 1941 - It's some kind of S&M lite porno mag. Note worth reading.

15 STORY DETECTIVE
[S]- Donald Barr Chidsey's Sgt. Morton story "Marijuana Madness".- Dec 1950

SYMPOSIUM
[ ]- Fleischhauer w. the old man of the mountain the growth of a legend 1955 9 79

SHERIFFS’ ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS MAGAZINE [Box M1]
[e]- Sept. 1940 - Eleutero Gonzalez murder case. Note 1 star reefer madness rating, the article is quoted else-where, but when one reads it, it only states that the killings could have been committed because of marihuana and nothing else. – an apology to the publisher will soon be sent for it’s listing.

SIERRA EDUCATIONAL NEWS – Journal of California Teachers Association [Box M1]
[e]- “Marihuana” By Pearl Kendall Hess, Dir. WCTU - Nov. 1938 (page 40) - Note, the California Teachers Association have notified us that they wish to distance themselves from the magazine. 5 star reefer madness rating.

SIR MAGAZINE – Pub. By Volitant Publishing Corp. [Box M1]
[M]- February 1950 . Featuring 4 pages of photos from Wild Weed Starring Lila Leeds an expose on a teenage marijuana orgy. Wild Weed- Hollywood's sensational semi-documentary with photos from the movie depicting a teenage marijuana orgy.
[M]- “Marijuana Addicts” – Dec. 1948 also titled “Marijuana smokers I have known”

SNAP
[S]- Dec 1940 - “Marihuana A story that dares to expose America’s most menacing scourge” [Must reading, cool]

SOCIAL PROBLEMS [Box M1]
[e]-- “The Use of Drugs by Jazz Musicians” By Winick, C. Vol.7 pg210 1960

SOCIAL WORK TECHNIQUE [Box M1]
[e] – “Marihuana Addiction” By S. P. Reznick 1937- Vol. 2, page 193-177. - 4 star

SOUTH AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL
[S]- WATT, J. M.; BREYER-BRANDWIJK, M. G.: The forensic and sociological aspects of the dagga problem in South Africa, South African Medical journal, Cape Town, 1936, 10, pages 573-579.
RUSSELL, W.: and the Medical Staff of Pretoria Mental Hospital: Mental symptoms associated with the smoking of dagga, South African Medical journal, Capetown, 1938, 12, pages 85-88.

SPECULUM [Box M1]
[ not on cd rom ]- “Old Man of the Mountain” C.E. Nowell – 1947 – Vol. 22, page 497-519.

SPECTATOR - British Magazine [Box M1]
[**]- April 27, 1895 pp 570-571 "Reports on Opium and Hemp"

SPEED MYSTERY
[ S ]- July 1943. Volume 1 No. 5. "Time Lag" by Hugh Speer ("With the help of the marijuana he was sure that he could throw himself back into the past.") Publication: New York, N.Y. : Trojan Pub. Corp

STARTLING DETECTIVE Dope King [Box M1]
[M]- “ Dope King story” 4/39 (dope = Marihuana) I did not read the whole story, it has something to do with a dope dealer named the “General”. Who is bringing in a lot of Marihuana from Mexico. Unless you like old Detective magazines it’s not worth reading. AG

SURVEY (Survey Associates, INC.) Graphic Survey [Box M1]
[e]- “Danger - the Menace of Marihuana” –By B.A. – April 1938 – 5 Star Rating:

[T]

"TEMPO" Magazine - [Box M1]
"The Modern Musical Newsmagazine" Published monthly in Los Angeles
[ ]- June 1938 “True Facts about Marijuana”

TEMPLE BAR , a London Magazine for Town and Country

[Ign]- Opium and Hemp, Ennui and; a Chinese View - Readers (subtitle varies) 102 (1894):506 - Not about Hemp at all.

TIME [Box M1]
[S]- Mar. 02, 1931 pg 52-53 - Dope - Health & Medicine – About Richmond Hobson
[S]- Sept. 7, 1931 pp.18 - “Muggles” [Crime Section]
[S]- June 13, 1932 “Black Rascal” [Arts * Entertainment section] Footnote read "Muggles smoking was the offense for which Louis Armstrong served a jail term last winter, Muggles : (also called reefers or Mary Warners, are shorter thinner than ordinary cigarets, cause a temporary, happy jag, cost 25 cents. The drug in Muggles comes from a variety of hemp called Marijuana."
[S]- Sep. 26, 1932 New Plays in Manhattan - Arts & Entertainment – [NWR]
[e]- Aug 28, 1933 pp 22] – Milestones – Died Frederick Starrr [NWR]
“Died. Frederick Starr, 74, famed anthropologist, authority on U.S. and Japanese aborigines, longtime (1895-1923) University of Chicago professor; of bronchial pneumonia; in Tokyo. An eccentric bachelor who hated women and telephones, he made news when he; took a group of Japan’s hairy Ainus to the St. Louis Exposition in 1904; introduced marihuana (dope) cigarets to his Chicago students.
[S]- July 23,m 1934 pp 9] – “The Cabinet” [National Affairs section] [NWR] Marihuana is only mentioned as part of something else.
[S]- Aug 12, 1935 pp 42 – “Court Troubles” (about the Panama Canal)
[S]- Sep. 30, 1935 pp 51 - "N. R." – [Press section] – Panama Canal area
[S]- July 12, 1937 pp – Box-Car Bertha – (a kind of book review) about a women hobo [NWR]
[S]- April 11, 1938 pp 32–[Medicine section] Description [picture of Dr. J.C. Munch]
[e]- July 11, 1938 pp. 2 – Letters – New Deal Defined by Mary E. Hall, San Bernadino, Ca. [NWR]
New Deal Defined (Cont’d) – Sirs; It’s the mess of pottage for which Esau-in-the-Mass, would exchange his birthright; it’s the sheep’s clothing enabling the wolf to slit the throats of the flock; It’s a Nefarious Device to Destroy a Nation; it’s the Nutty Dreams of the alchemist, the Nebulous Desire of the marijuana victim; it’s a pain in the neck and a sword in the heart. – Mary E. Hall – San Bernardino, Calif.
[**]- Sept 19, 1938 pp 65 “[Theatre section] Sent to the Cleaners” (circus sideshows that reportedly show the effects of Marihuana smoke) [NWR]
[S] - Jan 23, 1939 pp23 – [Crime section] Five Mothers
[S]- Feb 6, 1939 pp 2 – Letters – “Maudlin Sympathy” [Obtain page 3]
[e]- Mar 30 1942 - “Jute, hemp and bedlam” –[N.W.R.]
[**]- Dec 21, 1942 pp4 – [Letters] Lively black Dragon” [NWR]
[e]- Jan 4, 1943 pp48 – [Miscellany section] “Hopped Hogs”
“Hopped Hogs. In Paducah, Ky., mystified Lewis Schmidt’s hogs were finally cured of acute dopiness when a vet changed their bedding. The old bedding; marijuana leaves which, when warmed by the hogs’ bodies, had given them pipe dreams.
[S]- Jan 11, 1943 pp21 – “The New Ursula Parrott Story”
[**]- May 24, 1943 pp88 – “Airbaloney” [NWR] really not worth reading
[e]- July 12, 1943 pp75 – “Down Beat”
“Down Beat” – Swart, handsome, curly-haired Gene Krupa, drumming idol of swarms of jitter-bugs, paled as a San Francisco jury found him guilty of using a minor (his 20-year old valet) to transport marijuana cigarets. He had claimed that he was handed an envelope by a stranger, did not know what was in it. As his lawyer prepared to appeal, Krupa prepared to face the music, one to six years in San Quentin.
[e]-[M]- “Weed” – July 19, 1943 – One of the more nervous heroes of hot jazz, Gene Krupa, went to California's San Quentin Prison this week to serve a sentence of one to six years. Drummer Krupa had been sentenced on two counts.4 Star Rating
[S]- Aug. 2, 1943 pp Letters The News, Good or Bad Sirs: I should...
[S]- “Aug 16, 1943 pp4 – [Letters] “More About Marijuana” + “other letters + Ed.
Letters -- [More About Marijuana]
. . . Your article on marijuana (Time, July 19) was dangerous and misleading. You compared its effects favorable with the use of alcohol and made the use of this weed seem attractive and delightful . . . . Frazier Reams Toledo
Sirs: THERE IS NO DOUBT MARIJUANA AS A DRUG SHOULD BE ELIMINATED FROM ANY CONSIDERATION. THERE IS NO JUSTIFICATION for ITS USE AT ANY TIME. IT IS AN ADDICTION DRUG WHICH BY ITS USE CAUSES CHANGES IN PERSONALITY INVARIABLE FOR THE WORSE . . . MORE OVER IT HAS NO PLACE IN NATIONAL THERAPEUTICS . . .
J.C. GEIGER, MD, Director Public Health – San Francisco.
[S]- Aug 30, 1943 pp94 – [Miscellany section] “Canned Canaries”
“Canned Canaries. In Colorado Springs, Sheriff Sam Deal held a man for U.S. narcotics authorities despite the prisoner’s insistence that he grew marijuana just to provide seed for his canaries, who sang better on it.
[S]- Nov 15, 1943 pp94 – [Cinema] “The New Pictures (Youth in Crisis) cool picture
[e]- May 15, 1944 pp50 – [Miscellany] “Prize Crop” [N.W.R.]
“Prize Crop. In Los Angeles County Park Superintendent J.R. Wilmmer proudly pointed out the luxuriant ornamental plants around the County Agricultural building. Commented visiting Horticulturist A.J. Barton; “That’s a fine crop of marijuana my friend.”
[e]- July 3, 1944 pp10 – [Miscellany] “Rough Reefer” [NWR]
“Rough Reefer, In Boston, police hauled Brooker K. Miller into court on a charge of peddling marijuana cigarets, dismissed his case when a chemist’s report showed that the cigarets consisted entirely of catnip.
[S]- Oct 14, 1946 pp40 – [Latin America/Ecuador] “Reefer Ring”
[S]- Mar 15, 1948 pp70 [Press section] Bane of the Bassinet (radio debate – Town hall) Comic books
The Big Bonanza - Nation/NEW YORK - Jun. 07, 1948 -- http://xroads.virginia.edu/~YP/yppop.html
[S]- June 28, 1948 pp2 – [Letters] “by Edward G. Bernard
[S]- July 12, 1948 pp62 – [Press section] “Code for the Comics”
[S]- Sept 13, 1948 pp100 – [Cinema] "Crisis in Hollywood" - Article about the Robert Mitchum bust.
[e]- Mar 13, 1950 pp108 --- [Miscellany] “Prescription”
“Prescription” In Albuquerque, Refugio Salindo, charged with possession of $2,000 worth of marijuana, explained in the court that he used the stuff only “to sprinkle in my bath water because I heard it was good for my arthritis.” [e]- May 8, 1950 pp104 – [Miscellany] “The Straight Dope”
“The Straight Dope. In San Quentin, Calif., George Vierra, serving a seven year stretch, got a sentence of one to six more years after guards found him in his cell preparing marijuana that he got from the prison stone quarry.
[S]- Dec 4, 1950 pp40 – [Education] “Experiment in Infiltration” (very short mention) About a Harlem Ghetto

TIMELY DETECTIVE [Box K3]
[S]- May 1950 - “I Was Framed By A Reefer Vice Mob” - the true story of a dame caught up in the "reefer" scene who was made a patsy for murder by mobster dealers while she was reefered out of her mind! Super lingerie photos of sexy 50's brunette on reefer, her clothes unbottoned for the obligatory ravaging.

TODAYS HEALTH (formally Hygeia)
[1][**]- “Our youth and NARCOTICS” - By Vitti Vogel, Pg. 24 Oct 1951- Not rated:

TRUE (This Magazine Guaranteed); published by Country Press.
[M] - Sept 1942 - Trailing Texas Dope-Crazed Killer, by Leland Heath [about Marihuana] Something like 6 pages about a murder, but the M word is only used once toward the end. Again, not worth reading.

10 TRUE CRIME Exclusive Detective Stories Publisher
[M]- “Smashing Hollywood’s Reefer Ring” By Henry Jordan – Sep 1948

TRUE CONFESSIONS
[M]- Feb 1949 - “REEFER Girl” - cool color picture, 4 star reefer madness rating.

TRUE CRIME DETECTIVE [s] [Box K3]
Genre: - True Detective/Crime Magazine
Date: - Dec 1947 pg 3
TITLE: - “Where There's Marijuana Smoke There's Murder”
Author: - True Crime Editorial
Summery - “A teen-age boy in upper New York state attempted to hold up a gas station etc. . . “

TRUE DETECTIVE
[S]- July 1945 "The Deadly Green Goddess" - Great story about the Carl Murphy 1943 Oklahoma Case [Location = Box K1]

TRUE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES [Box K3]
Genre: - True Detective/Crime Magazine
Date: - April 1935
TITLE: - “Clue of the Marihuana Cigarette”
Author: - By Captain William Bright as told to Jack DeWitt.
Summery - Although (by title) it appears that this is a Reefer Madness story, and yes there is wording such as, “He smoked marihuana and was probably a Mexican. His face would be sallow from the dope. His eyes would be dark, and lacking the usual flashing fire of Spanish eyes, if he had used the dope for any length of time” -- Still this is just not a Reefer Madness story -- mostly about a robbery.

TRUE EXPERIENCES [Box M1]
[M]- “I Plead not Guilty” Vicki Evan’s own story of the (Robert) Mitchum Marijuana Raid. – March 1949 – not rated just a scandal magazine with a story that had to do with Marihuana.
[e]- Jan. 1949 Vol.46 #2 “I Was A Marijuana Victim “

TRUE LOVE STORIES
[M]- March 1955 - Vol. 63, no. 2., Reefer Mad,

TRUE POLICE CASES
[M]- Action on Marijuana Highway” – March 1951
[ ]- Sept 1951 a marijuana to heroin scare piece. -- Not worth reading

True Story Magazine, MacFadden Publications [Box M1]
[M]- December 1948 - The truth about reefers - the shocking facts about marijuana and its victims. - 5 star reefer madness rating.
[M]- “Reefer Party” Pg.132 Feb. 1954 – Article is actually a short novelette (full of dis-information) about a young women. – Not rated.

TRUE THRILLS
[ ]- #4 1942 - This Is The Road To Hell - The Dope Trail - Addict, Street Walker - Marijuana Giggle Grass - Birmingham, Al

Traffic in Opium & other Dangerous Drugs - [various years 1930-1960] [Location Box K8]

[V]

VERDICT MYSTERY MAGAZINE - Raymond Chandler R Stout
[ - ] June 1953 “Marihuana and a Pistol” by Chester B. Himes. [see Esquire Magazine ]

VICE SQUAD DETECTIVE [and or reprint]
[ ]-- v1 #1 1933, Graphic Arts Inc., featuring very "spicy" nude illustrations, "Marijuana Vice Trap," by Worth, L. S. [reprint Private Detective Stories Jul 2007 ]

[U]

United Nations - Bulletin on Narcotics [various years] [Location Box K8]

UNDERWORLD DETECTIVE MAGAZINE
[M]- Nov. 1950 "Devil's Weeds (thrill-crazed marijuana addict)"

THE UNION SIGNAL –(National woman's Christian temperance union): [Box M1]
[e]- Oct. 13, 1934 - Pg. 613 -"Drug Habit Spreading" - “marihuana-smoking at women’s bridge parties has become frequent, “the parties usually ending up in wild carousals, some-times with men joining the orgies.”
[e]- "Narcotic Education a National Need" Feb 23, 1935 pp 117. - 5 star
[e]- April 20, 1935 Pg. 248) - Editorial – reported that the use of “love weeds was growing to appalling proportions, especially among young people many of who come from good homes.”
[e]- "Drink or Dope--Stop the source" - Sept 7, 1935 - Vol. 61
[**]- "Washington Letter" - 1935 Vol. 61
[e]- 1935 - Vol. 61. "Marihuana cigarets Taken in Boston Raid"
[e]- Jan. 25, 1936 - Pg. 53 / Pg. 54) "The Menace of Mysterious foes" - Elizabeth Bass says “marihuana use in Chicago high schools was increasing, with the major source of supply being south Chicago’s Mexican colony.”
[e]- Jan. 25, 1936 - "Youth's Temperance Council" - Indian Hemp--Just as Dangerous by any other name. By Helen L. Byrnes. [e]- May 2, 1936 -page 285 - "Women's Clubs work against drug traffic"
[e]- Sept. 19, 1936 Pg. 567 "Marihuana---Growing Scourge" By Rex Stewart. "A man is dangerous after a whiff or two of marihuana. He doesn’t need to smoke an entire cigarette. A few sucking puffs are enough to give him the heart of a lion and make him as resilient to punishment as a rubber ball. He will commit any crime if he is mentally so inclined, and he will take chances he would not dare normally.”
[e]- Oct. 1936 - "The use of Marihuana" - by Mrs. Harriet S. Boobyer. - 4 star
[e]- "Women's Clubs ask Education on Marihuana" Jan. 30, 1937
[e]- Jan. 30, 1937 "Federal Bureau of Narcotics asks WCTU help"
[e]- Jan. 30, 1937 page 75.Youth's Temperance Council - By Helen L. Byrnes
[e]- Oct. 16, 1937 - cited an article appearing in “Hygeia” to the effect that in 1937, there were 100,000 marihuana addicts in the United States, the majority of whom were of high school and college age.”
[e]- Jan 22, 1938 - Story about Elizabeth Bass (the first women Top Narc)
[e]- "Doctor urges precaution against marihuana crimes" April 23, 1938
[e] – “Marihuana” by H.J. Anslinger – Jan. 28, 1939 – Vol. 68, --pg. 5-12
[e]- "Marihuana Must be Destroyed" Feb. 7, 1942. Vol. 68. pp 9
[e]- Jan 2, 1943 - "Marihuana"
[e] – “Criminal and psychiatric Aspects Associated with Marihuana” Feb. 5, 1944 Vol. 70 pg. 5,6 [Location Box K1]
[e]- "Tea Scandal Stirs Musicdom" - Feb. 5, 1944 Vol. 70. - reprint from original. [Location Box K1] [Box B1]
[e]- "Marihuana is Dangerous Drug" Dec. 2, 1944 - pp 696 [Location Box K1]
[e]- Narcotics use by youth is Police Problem" April 14, 1951

UNIVERSTIY MAGAZINE, a Literary and Philosophic Review
[S]- The Philosophy of Stimulants, with special reference to Opium, and Hashish - April 1880 p 493

UNCENSORED Vol.1, No. 1 [Box M1]
[M]- Articles on White slavery, “Reefer parties”, June 1953,
[M]- August 1955 - Cab Calloway, in an article about music and dope.

US NEWS + WORLD REPORT [Box M1]
[S]- “Teen Age Dope addicts” (interview with) H.J. Anslinger – June 29, 1951 – 2 Star rating:

[W]

WAR MEDICINE
[S]- “The Marihuana Addict in the Army” – By Markowitz and Meyers – Dec 1944 – 4 Star rating

WESTERN CITY – League of Ca. Municipalities
[e]- “Santa Barbara Police Investigate and Report on Marihuana,” – May 1938, pg. 19 – 5 Star reefer madness rating. [location = box B1]

THE WIDE WORLD - Pulp fiction magazine
[S]- March 1952 - "Out of the Past Marijuana" Fun reading, we think it's an English Magazine gauging from the advertisements.

WILD WEST STORIES AND COMPLETE NOVEL MAGAZINE
[S]- July, 1936 no. 127 “One "Hopped-up" cowboy--A complete novel (renewed)", Jim Gilbert is the fightingest cowboy we ever heard of--hopped up with his "Marajuana" and he Shoots up the whole town” by Charles H. Snow, p53

WISCONSIN AGRICULTURIST & FARMER [Box M1]
Publication: Racine, Wis. : Wisconsin Agriculturist Pub. Co.
[S] - March. 6, 1943 pg2 “Some Helps On Hemp” - Answering Your Questions On Wisconsin’s New War Crop -- [This article is actually on Industrial Hemp, and actually defends Hemp. Example: “What About ‘Marihuana?
Yes; some folks shouted loudly about that menace of wild hemp used for cigarette smoking a few years ago---when there was nothing worse to write about. (This paper didn’t get excited much.) However, just to be safe on the legal side growers will be furnished with permits when they sign to raise fiber, which excuses them from liability under the “awful” marihuana menace. Unless tobacco gives out it’s not likely that many of our youngsters will fool around rolling themselves hemp cheroots. “

THE WHISPERER - Street & Smith Publications [Box M1]
[ ]-Oct. 1937 “The Vilest Weed” By Henry Lysing - "The newest dope menace which faces America's younger generation". The Whisperer, whose stories appeared in Shadow Succeeding Title: Shadow OCLC: 39854594

WHISPER. "thru the keyhole: [Box M1]
[ ]-- Vol. 2, #2 - July 1948 “HOW REEFER PARTIES BREED VICE” - Not worth reading
[M]- “REEFER PARTY - ACTUAL PHOTOS” - Jan 1949 Two pages of what appear to be staged photos with light sub captions. Girly mag from the late 1940’s . The pictures are tamer than a Sears catalog. Lots of great pulp magazine articles about the social ills of society including Tourist Camps and Reefer. One tip I picked up was” A Shopping bag over ones head speeds up the oncoming jag of the marijuana” have to try that (hehe) and “The reefer does its deadly work” A 5 star Reefer Madness rating, but not worth reading.

WINK Magazine -A Whirl of Girls
[ ]-- The January 1949 issue has complete cover separation, wear and folding, but inside is the good stuff. “How to Tame A Wild Wife” and “Reefer Dance” are some of the articles. Most of the models are in fishnets and heels. Some things never change. [poor copy] [Location = Box K1]

WOMAN (With Woman’s Digest) [Box M1]
[e]-“What Marijuana Can Do to You” By George Ford – Feb 1942 – 5 Star rating - Farrell Publishing Corp. Chicago ILL.

WORLD DIGEST OF CURRENT FACT AND COMMENT
[S]- Dec 1939 p58- Vol.2, No.8 - “America’s Deadly gift---Marihuana” By Aleko E. Litius

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