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Articles and Pamphlets.Xlsx Australian Lesbian Gay Archives Articles Page Author first name and any number if File number Size Author surname other authors Title : subtitle Description Publisher if applic Periodical if applic Volume no issue no applic Date Comments Legal rights and responsibilities of homosexuals in Journal of Law and 1La MorteMichael W public education. Education 4 3 1/07/1975 Socialist Workers Party Advertises book which is longer version of this 3 Lauritsen John, and David Thorstad The homosexual rights movement (1864-1935) Pamphlet - reprint of SWP Discussion Bulletin. (US) Discussion Bulletin 31 10 1/06/1973 article, published by Times Change Press. 4 Coombes Janet Victimless crimes Includes donor annotations. Festival of Light ND NSW Education Masculinity, boys and sexism. Report of divisional Report of working party. No.2, 1977. Missing at 6 November 5 Department working party on sexism in education 2008 NSW Education Department 2/04/1977 6 L Number 96. TV Week Special. 2nd edition. On front cover says "96 in '74". nd [c 1973] Lesbianism in the 1920s and 1930s; A new found Signs; a journal of women 7 Bullough Vern, and Bonnie Bullough study. in culture and society 4 4 1977 Confronting homosexuality; a letter from Frances Signs; a journal of women 8 Claus Ruth F Wilder in culture and society 2 4 1977 Homosexual behaviour and child molestation; a 9 Newton David E review of the evidence Adolescence 13 49 Spring 1978 SIECUS - Sex Information and Education Council of the U.S. 10 Lief Harold I Homosexualities: a review (incomplete - only one page) SIECUS Report 7 2 1/11/1978 Author is at the Institute for Rational Living, New 11 Ellis Albert Sex and revolution; how are they related? 2/07/1971 York City. (Possibly incomplete) Government Committee of the Presbyterian Church and Standing Committee of the General Synod of the Church of 12 Presbyterian Church Homosexual law reform in Northern Ireland. Ireland Doctrine and Life 178-80 1/03/1978 The Medical Journal of 13 Connell Helen M Attempted suicide in schoolchildren Australia 1 686-690 1/04/1972 Reprinted by Permanent Damage , November 14 Stoltenberg John Refusing to be a man WIN 1/07/1974 1974 U.K. Includes colour copy of front page of journal with picture of "Prove first you're a male": A farmhand's claim for William Smith. Also Truth article "I can't go back to my sex", 15 Ford Ruth wages in 1929 Australia Truth 24.8.1929 Labour History (Australia) 90 1-21 1/05/2006 16 L Keavney Kay The new homosexual The Weekend Australian 1, 3, 5 4-5 Mar 1978 19 Robinson Paul No fault sex preferences Psychology Today 105-108 1/12/1961 20 Malcolm Shirley M Who are the gay scientists? Science 213 1100-1 4/09/1981 Church of England. Diocese of Homosexuality Report; The psychology of the Melbourne. Social Questions 21 Ball Richard homosexual Social Questions Committee - Seminar. Committee nd The Medical Journal of 22 Amyl nitrate; a bad smell Australia 273 21/03/1981 Heinz body haemolytic anaemia after sniffing The Medical Journal of 23 Romeril K R, and A J Concannon volatile nitrates Australia 21/03/1981 24 Risdon Shirley M The homosexual and the courts; a critique Family Law nd [c.1976] Chapter 6 in Eat my dust. About Alice Anderson. Motor mechanic in Kew in the 1920s. Also photocopy of photograph "The woman who does" : A Melbourne women's of Alice Anderson in her Humber (photo held by Kew Johns Hopkins University Press. 25 (a) Clarsen Georgine motor garage Historical Society). 2008 2008 "Driving Australian modernity : Conquering Johns Hopkins University Press. 25 (b) Clarsen Georgine Australalia by car" Eat my dust. Chapter 7 2008 2008 CAMP - Campaign Against 26 CAMP Queensland Homosexuality; your questions answered! Moral Persecution nd [c.1978] Gay Teachers and Students Group. Submission to the Ministerial Advisory Committee 27 Melbourne on health and human relatons education. 1/07/1980 Missing appendices B and C Nov 1977-Feb 29 Gordon Linda, and Allen Hunter Sex, family and the New Right New England Free Press Radical America 1978 Reprint. Psychiatric and social factors in the abortion 33 Hamill Evelyn, and I M Ingram decision British Medical Journal 229-232 9/02/1974 The Equality Bill Campaign. Analysis and text of the Crimes. Auckland, New Zealand 34 Amendment Bill 1980 1980 Medical Aspects of Human 35 Krajeski James P Identifying homosexuals by mannerisms Sexuality 52 1/07/1981 National Council of Anna Duhig, Nettie Pollard National Council of Civil 36 Civil Liberties. London and Guy Thornton Homosexuality and the teaching profession. Liberties Report (UK) 8 1/08/1975 Missing 20/12/2013 National Council of Sexual Offences. Evidence to the Criminal Law National Council of Civil 37 Civil Liberties. London Revision Committee Liberties Report (UK) 13 1/03/1976 Revised Edition. Missing 20/12/2013 12/07/2015 Page 1 of 47 Australian Lesbian Gay Archives Articles Page Author first name and any number if File number Size Author surname other authors Title : subtitle Description Publisher if applic Periodical if applic Volume no issue no applic Date Comments Review in Library Journal 102(15) 1.9.1977 38 Stenson Leah Deland Playing favourites; the trouble with sex-ed guides School Library Journal 23 4 34-5 1/11/1976 p.1773 International covnenants on human rights adopted 39 United Nations 10 December 1948 UN 1/04/1973 Reprint The gay guys are great, say their fans. Special On cover : 96's Don Finalyson (Joe Hasham) and The Box's 40 report on a showbusiness phenomenon Lee Whiteman (Paul Karo) TV Times 10 31 29/06/1974 Whole issue of magazine. 43 L Welch Paul, and Ernest Haveman Homosexuality in America Life 44-58 27/07/1964 Photographer Bill Eppridge Gay Rights Lobby. Equality for homosexuals now; an information 47 Sydney brief. 2nd edition 1/02/1982 1st edition August 1981 'The Man-Woman Murderer': Sex fraud, sexual inversion and the unmentionable 'article' in 1920s 49 Ford Ruth Australia About Eugenia Falleni Gender and History 12 00 1/04/2000 52 L Souter Fenella 2 of us; Mannie de Saxe & Kendall Lovett The Age (Good Weekend) 22 10/03/2007 Social democracy versus social reform: NSW Australasian Political Studies 53 Johnston Craig Labour and homosexual law reform Association. Perth 18-20/8/1982 Materials on Homosexual Law Reform in the 54 Buchanan David Australian Capital Territory 1/08/1975 "A woman who married three wives": management of disruptive knowledge in the 1879 Australian Journal of Women's 55 Chesser Lucy case of Edward De Lacy Evans History 9 4 53-77 Winter 1998 See also 1332 Shock Sex Report. Homosexuality is no crime, the A discussion of the Wolfenden Report on Homosexual 56 L experts say. Offences and Prostitution. People 7-11 16/10/1957 Also in clippings file (better quality copy) Mammalian gonadal determination and 58 Gordon Jon W, and Frank H Ruddle gametogenesis Science 211 4488 1265-71 20/03/1981 Missing 6/11/2008 59 Haseltine Florence P, and Susumo Ohno Mechanisms of gonadal differentiation Science 211 4488 1272-8 20/03/1981 Missing 6/11/2008 Jean, Frederick W George and 60 Wilson James E Griffin The hormonal control of sexual development Science 211 4488 1278-84 20/03/1981 C Wayne, and James F Testosterone; a major determinant of extragenital 61 Bardin Catterall sexual dimorphism Science 211 4488 1285-94 20/03/1981 62 MacLusky Neil J, and Frederick Naftolin Sexual differentiation of the central nervous system Science 211 4488 1294-1303 20/03/1981 63 Mcewen Bruce S Neural steroid actions Science 211 4488 1303-11 20/03/1981 Robert T, June M Reinisch and Postnatal gonadal steroid effects on human 64 Rubin Roger Haskett behaviour Science 211 4488 1318-24 20/03/1981 Missing 6/11/2008 Anke A, and H.F.L Meyer- Effects of prenatal sex hormones on gender related 65 Ehrhardt Bahlburg behaviour Science 211 4488 1312-18 20/03/1981 Aspects of the Ideology of the Gay Liberation Australia and New Zealand 109 Taylor Lindsay Movement in New Zealand Journal of Sociology 13 2 126-132 1/06/1977 Swastika, pink triangle and yellow star - the destruction of sexology and persecution of 110 Haeberle Erwin J homosexuals in Nazi Germany Journal of Sex Research 17 3 270-287 1/08/1981 Columbia Journalism March-April Photocopy of front cover "Gay News: can the 111 Pierson Ransdell Uptight on Gay News Review 20 6 25-33 1982 straight press get it straight?" Unenglish and unmaly: anglo-catholicism and Reprint from Quarterly Journal of the Humanities, 112 Hilliard David homosexuality Victorian Studies 25 2 Winter 1982 Arts and Sciences. Indiana University. 113 L Kurtz Irma Homosexuality: the unlocking of a law Article re: comparative situation in Holland and England. Nova. London 20-25 1/02/1967 Whole magazine. From Frank Beach, ed Human Sexuality in Four 114 Hoffman Martin Homosexuality 164-189 1977 Perspectives Speech given at Seminar on Homosexuality, Children and Education. Adelaide University. June 1978. Reprinted in Melbourne Gay Teachers and Students Group Newsletter, 115 Baxter Don Attacks on Australian homosexuals August-October 1978, p.14 1/08/1978 Speech as part of panel at ONE Inc's 228th "First Sunday of 116 Kepner Jim Gay Holocaust, Gays in Nazi death camps the Month" lecture series. Source not known. nd British Journal of Sexual 117 Ross Michael Homosexuality and venereal disease Medicine 32-33 1/03/1979 In V Gornick and B Moran eds, Women in sexist Patient and patriarch; women in the society, studies in power and powerlessness.
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