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Early records, 1930-c.1975

Publicity

Press Cuttings and associated correspondence

Clinics

Clinics (N-Z only)

New Leader

Mother and Child

The Spectator

Reynolds News

Manufacturing Chemist

The Leader

London Evening Star

The Practitioner

The Medical Officer

The Economist

Press cuttings book, kept by Mrs Arnold Brown, Chairman, Paisley Branch

Presscuttings book (including some loose cuttings)

Political Parties

Safe Period

Maternal Mortality

Annual Congress of Royal Institute of Public Health

Women's Co-operative Guild. Resolution urging government to extend services of birth control clinics

FPA annual reports (5th and 6th)

Nursing Times

Mother's Union

The Times

Nursing Mirror

Problem Families

National Health Service Act

The Lancet

House of Lords debates: Matrimonial Causes

'Family Limitation'. Report by Royal Commission on Population

Leader Magazine

Contraceptive Slot Machines

Picture Post

Dr E.W Barnes (Bishop of Birmingham).  Address on population control.

Parliamentary Questions

Post Natal Care and Maternity Services

Pope's Allocution to Midwives, 1951

Medical Press including British Medical Journal

Sunday Chronicle

The Observer

Macleod, Minister of Health. Visit to FPA

Sunday Pictorial

Woman's Mirror

The Scotsman

Marital Problems. Sessions for Men

'Contraception and Catholicism'

Lambeth Conference

Oral Contraceptives

Population

Which. Report on contraceptives [including press release]

Family Planning in the Sixties Report of Professor Lafitte's working party

Fertility Control

Telecuttings on miscellaneous topics

Reprints of articles on birth control

Brook Advisory Centres

Cervical Smears

Sex Education

Abortion

Church of Scotland General Assembly [approval of birth control]

Protestant Churches [attitudes to FPA]

Papal Encyclical, (Pope John Paul XXIII) 'Mater et Magistra'

Religious views on birth control [mainly Church Press]

Roman Catholics and Contraception

Papal Encyclical. 'Humanae Vitae'

Domiciliary family planning

Poverty

Permissive Society

National Health Service

Family Planning in Scotland

Venereal Diseases

Students [as social group]

Clinics

Collection contents

About this work

Publication/Creation

Physical description

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