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Seventy-Five Years Ago: Celebrating on the Internet and Beyond

Counting Down to April 7, the Anniversary of the Return of Legal Beer


Today, a slight detour from my daily rundown of anniversary factoids in order to alert you to annivesary-related material located at other websites.


In a previous post, I noted that a state-by-state list of celebration events can be found at the Brewers Association website.

But here are a couple of other places to visit:

Check out the website hosted by The National Beer Wholesalers Association. Scroll down to their notice of the 75th anniversary and you'll find a video titled "Mr. Beer Guy," honoring -- of course -- the guys who deliver the beer.


Then hop over to the Anheuser-Busch website for some terrific historical material.

Start here to see a collection of photos relating to the event. The small video screen on that page contains more photos and a recording of Gus Busch's address to the nation just after midnight on April 7, 1933, when he told Americans that "happy days are here again."

A larger version of the video/audio also at YouTube. It's a bit easier to see and hear. Click here for that version.

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