President Franklin Roosevelt and six other men in cabinet room * President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act, or “Beer Bill,” March 22, 1933. He is seen with the Congressional sponsors of the bill, from left: Reps. Claude V. Parsons of Illinois and John McCormack of Massachusetts
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