Alcoholics Anonymous history related articles – 1951 (42 articles)

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Alcoholics Anonymous history related articles – 1951

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1 .pdf 206.50 KB METROPOLIS, The super 25¢ tour of AA in THE BIG CITY- February 1951
2 .pdf 297.40 KB EDITORIAL: Out of Blood, Sweat and Tears – February 1951 – The New York Intergroup Association
3 .pdf 170.62 KB New York’s long, hard road to Hospital Facilities – February 1951
4 .pdf 186.26 KB Small office • Big job! – February 1951 – General Service Headquarters – from Australia to Aroostook County
5 .pdf 125.36 KB Survival of the Fittest. . . 24 HOUR CLUB – February 1951 –upstairs the drink is coffee or coke–
6 .pdf 176.17 KB The world’s first . . . Club House for Drunks! – February 1951
7 .pdf 261.16 KB Low Bottom or High Bottom . . . Twelve Step Workshops – February 1951 – Two experiments that do raise bottoms up! also:
8 .pdf 25.02 KB Dr. William Duncan Silkworth – (1873 – 1951) – April 1951 – obit
9 .pdf 26.06 KB Headquarters Highlights – April 1951 – (The Alcoholic Foundation—A.A. “Headquarters”—is in effect a general service board for the AA movement. It publishes the book Alcoholics Anonymous, maintains the General Service Office in New York, guarantees the financial and traditional integrity of The A.A. Grapevine, and is responsible for AA public relations at the national and international level. Address: The Alcoholic Foundation, P.O.Box 459, Grand Central Annex, New York 17, New York)
10 .pdf 14.91 KB Family Groups Have New Post Office Box – April 1951
11 .pdf 101.58 KB The Little Doctor Who Loved Drunks (Dr. William Duncan Silkworth, 1873 – 1951) – May 1951 – + REFLECTIONS
12 .pdf 32.08 KB AA Under The Mapleleaf – May 1951 – Canada
13 .pdf 111.87 KB Ontario, Windsor – May 1951 — R. O. H., Windsor, Ontario
14 .pdf 57.00 KB AA in Toronto – May 1951
15 .pdf 141.30 KB Quebec, French Without Tears – May 1951 — C. C., Montreal, Quebec
16 .pdf 119.38 KB AA in Halifax – May 1951
17 .pdf 238.09 KB The Maritimers . . . – May 1951
18 .pdf 67.18 KB Nova Scotia – May 1951 — C. C., Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
19 .pdf 62.10 KB The Prairie Provinces – May 1951 — H. A. H., Regina, Saskatchewan
20 .pdf 27.90 KB Winnipeg – May 1951 — T. C., Winnipeg, Manitoba
21 .pdf 31.92 KB Calgary Stampede – May 1951
22 .pdf 28.96 KB Pacific Provinces – May 1951
23 .pdf 101.95 KB Vancouver – May 1951
24 .pdf 98.72 KB Editorial: To Serve Is To Live – June 1951 – Bill W
25 .pdf 104.22 KB Conference Report, 1st G.S.C. – Jun 1951
26 .pdf 34.55 KB Headquarters Highlights – July 1951 – column
27 .pdf 64.11 KB AA in Chicago – September 1951
28 .pdf 340.69 KB AA in Chicago – Early History – Women – Hospitals – September 1951
29 .pdf 74.92 KB AA in Chicago – Here’s How – September 1951
30 .pdf 116.16 KB AA in Chicago – Evolution – September 1951
31 .pdf 99.72 KB AA in Chicago – September 1951 – Partial View of The Thousand or so AA’s Who Gather Every Tuesday Night at Engineering Building Auditorium
32 .pdf 104.55 KB AA in Chicago – Group Meetings – September 1951
33 .pdf 49.77 KB AA in Chicago – Prisons – September 1951
34 .pdf 134.92 KB AA in Chicago – The Central Office – September 1951
35 .pdf 62.77 KB AA in Chicago – Down Beat – September 1951
36 .pdf 55.97 KB AA in Chicago – Sunday Morning Breakfast – September 1951
37 .pdf 26.47 KB AA in Chicago – Wives – September 1951
38 .pdf 45.30 KB AA in Chicago – Early Member – The Negro In AA – September 1951
39 .pdf 27.78 KB Headquarters Highlights – October 1951 – column
40 .pdf 86.59 KB Meet The Non-Alcoholic Trustees – November 1951 – Bill W
41 .pdf 27.11 KB 1951 Lasker Award (photo) – November 1951 – “Formal recognition of AA’s success in treating alcoholism as an illness and in blotting out its social stigma.”
42 .pdf 54.81 KB Health Group Honors Alcoholics Anonymous – December 1951 – 1951 Lasker Award Presented For “Distinguished Service” by American Public Health Association

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