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Discusses a meeting that was held by a Canadian House of Commons member about Crime Comic Books and Juvenile Delinquency. The accompanying picture presents E.D Fulton (the Commons member) meeting with Mabel Firestone.

Provides a general view of the different opinions on comic books and their effect on children. Outlines base information such as sales numbers, different views by psychiatrists and possible solutions that maintain the American way.

Explains the unanimous vote that the council judiciary committee passed in order to ban the sale and exhibition of obscene publications.

Loeb makes the claim that the 'crime' genre of comic books is finally giving way to 'love' books instead.

Covers the conviction and fining of an editor and several publishers who published a piece of offensive material.

Outlines a bill that the Senate was attempting to pass, which would place strict laws on the publication of comic books.

Presents a number of initiatives that were being taken to keep crime and horror comics out of the hands of children.

Outlines a bill in Pennsylvania, that 11 female members of commerce were hoping to have passed, that would see the publication and distribution of comics to those under the age of 18 as a criminal offence. In breaking this law the offender would be…

North incites parents and teachers to band together in the fight against comic books.

Discusses the popularity of comic strips and books, as well as some of the ways they have influenced American culture.