August 29, 1935
United States
Post-Repeal federal alcohol control moved from an interim New Deal arrangement toward a durable statutory regime.
Section 10 tied FACA’s abolition to the first new Administrator taking office; do not state that abolition occurred automatically on August 29. Substantive permit, trade-practice, labeling, and advertising provisions require their own section-specific Claims.
The FAA Act created the Federal Alcohol Administration within Treasury and provided for replacement of the earlier FACA structure.
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This event establishes the institutional transition. It does not yet summarize every permit, trade-practice, labeling, advertising, or enforcement provision in the full Act.