Tagged: 1949
- 01-021 Drying Up Is Not Enough, By Joseph B. McAllister The Catholic World, Vol. 169: 272-276, 1949
- 01-022 It's Time To Develop An Open-Door Policy For Alcoholics, By Rev. J. Stanley Ormsby, Ph.D., S.T.L., Hospital Progress, Vol. 30: 48-50, February, 1949
- 01-023 Alcoholics Anonymous Speaks To The Church, By Robert K., Nace, Journal Clinical And Pastoral Work. Vol. 22: 124-132, 1949
- 01-024 Sin Or Sickness? By J. Maurice Trimmer The Christian Century, Vol. 66: 1264-1266, October 26, 1949
- Alcoholics Anonymous history related articles – 1949 (8 articles)
- Alcoholics Are Just Like You And Me - Saturday Night, June 1978
- Anne S
- August 23, 1949
- Bill Wilson, History Of The Big Book, 1949
- Do We Make Too Much Of Anniversaries?
- Hope For The Alcoholic - Survey, April 1949
- How San Francisco Sobers 'Em Up - Liberty, July 1949
- I Went Back To A Drunk - Maclean's, June 1, 1949
- Medical Care For Alcoholics - See, September 1949
- New Help For Alcoholics - Coronet, July 1949
- Q32. Is AA a Religion? - Is Alcoholics Anonymous a new religion? A competitor of the Church?
- Q37. AA and the Community - What is AA's relationship with the community?
- Skid Row - U.S.A. (part 1) - Collier's, August 27, 1949
- Skid Row - U.S.A. (part 2) - Collier's, September 3, 1949
- Timeline - 1949 To 1951
- Timelines In AA History - 1947 To 1950
- Washingtonians (Conclusion) - by Richard Ewell Brown, January 1949