Just Say No Ad, 1980’s
‘Just Say No’ advertisement by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services published in the early 1980’s
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‘Just Say No’ advertisement by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services published in the early 1980’s
Film depicting the downfall of a high school reefer smoker shown during a anti-drug crusade screening. 1951
‘Everybody runs as big drug bust goes down’ in the 500 block of Haight Street in San Francisco, California November 4, 1977
“The yearly collection of narcotics seized by the Narcotic Bureau of the New York Police Department during the year 1924. These 1516 parcels representing 2732 arrests are valued at $2,500,000. The individuals shown are Police Commissioner Richard K. Wright and Read More …
‘Police dogs trained to smell out hidden marijuana examine U.S. Soldiers luggage at the airport during the Vietnam War’, Vietnam Airport 1969
“A drug user buying ready-rolled marijuana cigarettes from a dealer at her door.” 1955
‘Fighting The Lawmen’, Hackney Community Defense Association “Everybody knew that drug dealing went on in Sandringham Road. It was common knowledge that police officers took money and drugs from dealers. They would pocket the money and supply the drugs Read More …
To Farm Insanity Plant Deadliest Vegetable Known to be introduced into Texas. “The deadly marihuana plant is to be introduced into Texas from Mexico by special permission of the state agricultural department. Ernest Love, who conducts an agricultural experimental station Read More …
“Narcotics ring broken…$30,000 worth taken”, A.V. Beckner poses pouring out loot. Los Angels, California. March 11, 1952
Narcotic officers Marijuana display. Salt Lake City, Utah January 23, 1951