Jazz Underground Triumphs Over Nazi Ban in Germany
In Nazi Germany jazz was banned as degenerate. Yet by mid century German clubs welcomed Ella Fitzgerald Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong. Veterans recall Kammer officials suppressing sheets and censoring titles while musicians adapted by playing from memory and avoiding bans.
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Lubbock Leads In Liquor Fines In February
A February report shows Lubbock district tops Texas Liquor Control Board penalties with 71098 dollars in fines and costs and 100 convictions. State totals include 87 convictions, 42517 dollars in fines and costs, 75 dismissals, 170 non-criminal dispositions, and 29 new cases filed.
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