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== Background == | |||
Dr. Alfred Carroll is the principle of Lakeside High School. | Dr. Alfred Carroll is the principle of Lakeside High School. | ||
== During the events of [[Reefer Madness (1936)]] played by [[Joseph Forte]] == | |||
At Truman High School, Dr. Carroll gives a talk on marijuana. He tells the parents to tell their children about the dangers of narcotics and to urge lawmakers to enact compulsory education on the scourge of marijuana. He then reads them a letter from the Department of Narcotics telling them that PTA groups can be valuable in stamping out marijuana. He tells the parents how drugs can be hidden in shoes and other items. He ends telling them that marijuana is deadlier than heroin and tells them the story of an apartment run by [[Mae]]. He continues by telling them about [[Bill Reefer Madness|Bill]] and how he went to speak with [[Mr. Wyatt]] from the Bureau of Investigation. He continues with Bill's trial and eventual conviction and reversal. | |||
Latest revision as of 17:26, 2 May 2020
Background
Dr. Alfred Carroll is the principle of Lakeside High School.
During the events of Reefer Madness (1936) played by Joseph Forte
At Truman High School, Dr. Carroll gives a talk on marijuana. He tells the parents to tell their children about the dangers of narcotics and to urge lawmakers to enact compulsory education on the scourge of marijuana. He then reads them a letter from the Department of Narcotics telling them that PTA groups can be valuable in stamping out marijuana. He tells the parents how drugs can be hidden in shoes and other items. He ends telling them that marijuana is deadlier than heroin and tells them the story of an apartment run by Mae. He continues by telling them about Bill and how he went to speak with Mr. Wyatt from the Bureau of Investigation. He continues with Bill's trial and eventual conviction and reversal.