Home-Brewed: Bootlegging and Organized Crime in West Texas in the 1950s

Robert Weaver

Home-Brewed: Bootlegging and Organized Crime in West Texas in the 1950s

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Abstract

An exploration of the traditional definition of "organized crime" contrasted against "ongoing crimes that are organized," viewed through the lens of extensive bootlegging operations throughout 1950s West Texas.

Original language	English
Journal	West Texas Historical Review (formerly Year Book)
State	Published - Nov 2009

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