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box magazine

noun

  1. a rectangular cartridge holder in a submachine or light machine gun.



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The rising country music artist and his pal, music chart researcher Kevin Hughes for Cash Box Magazine, had stopped by Nashville’s Evergreen Records to make a phone call after dinner.

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D’Antonio was an associate of the late Chuck Dixon, a record promoter and former Cash Box Magazine employee.

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Prosecutors said Hughes was killed because of fears he was about to expose a scheme at Cash Box Magazine about artists who bribe their way onto the record charts.

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The shooter was a Ruger AR-556, which is, in the words of its instruction manual, “a gas impingement driven, box magazine fed, autoloading rifle.”

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We were young scribes covering music business news for a low-budget record industry trade publication, Cash Box magazine, but we approached as fans.

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