In 1940 Fletcher Dobyns published an "Expose of the Power of Propaganda" alleging that this cause was not supported popularly but by a greedy group of elites.
In 1940 Fletcher Dobyns published an "Expose of the Power of Propaganda" alleging that this cause was not supported popularly but by a greedy group of elites. A group called "The Crusaders" published a newsletter called "The Hot Potato" that advocated this cause. This goal was partially realized with the passage of the Cullen-Harrison Act. A widely circulating poster advocating this movement read "their security demands you vote" and was created by the WONPR and its leader Pauline Sabin. Other organizations created to enact this cause included the Voluntary Committee of Lawyers, the Molly Pitcher Club, and the AAPA. The last state to enact this was Mississippi in 1966, as the second section of the legislation which achieved this cause nationally gave states the power to choose. Supporters of this movement pointed to the St. Valentine's Day massacre and other increases in criminal behavior. For 10 points, name this cause that was accomplished with the 21st amendment.
In 1940 Fletcher Dobyns published an "Expose of the Power of Propaganda" alleging that this cause was not supported popularly but by a greedy group of elites.
repeal of prohibition [accept equivalents]