Boston Man Weathers War Wounds and Small-Town Roots
The article profiles a Lubbock area veteran known as Nabor Boston who grew up in Whitesboro and Wellington. A business owner now running Boston's Super Dog Stand in Lubbock and Slaton, he served 18 months in Europe, earned four battle stars, and survived a mortar blast that injured his left leg and head. He holds the Purple Heart and Combat Infantry Badge and was elected district commander of the American Legion, with installation to occur at the State Convention in Dallas. He is married to Mary Chisholm since 1938 and has three children and seven grandchildren.
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Boston
Men’s Furenishings
Nabor
Super Dog
Gary Don White
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Amarillo
Leland Hulse
Brownfield
el Paso
Camp Landing
Fla
London
Arrests Reported in Brownfield News June 17 1971
Santos Galvan Jr is charged with aggravated assault after an arrest tied to long standing American Legion membership history. Ray Mondo Pena Molina, 29, faces a driving while intoxicated charge with a 500 dollar bond. Antonio Vigil Campos also charged with DWI and fined 100 dollars plus court costs for three days in county jail probation. Joe Coe, 18, arrested for minor in possession.
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Brownfield News
Raymondo Pena Molina
Antonio Vigil Campos
Joe Coe
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Ronald Miller Receives MSU PhD in Food Science
Ronald M. Miller of Route One earned a Ph.D. in food science as part of Michigan State University spring term commencement. He was among 5,153 degree recipients at MSU on June 13. James Madison and Lyman Briggs residential colleges marked their first full graduating classes this term.
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Ronald M. Miller
Route One
Michigan State University
Miller
James Madison
Lyman Briggs
MSU
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