Funeral Rites for Anufi James Bow Held at Tipton
Funeral services for Anufi James Bow a longtime farmer in Manitou area who died Monday were held at the United Methodist union with burial in Frederic Memorial cemetery. He is survived by his wife Macie Fleming, children Hor sid Box Chris, Frederick, Leora Wharran, Jonata Burha and others, along with 16 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The service was directed by Pecinosky Funeral Home with Rev. Howard officiating and Rev. Tru assisting. Burial followed at Frederic Memorial cemetery in Tipton.
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Manitou
Farmersville
Tex
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Metta
Joop Box
Middletown
Chirk
Frederick
Leora Wharran
Granelfield
Jonata Burha
Wichita Fall
Arsadie Garrett
Coraniche
Fid Norman
Pilot Point
May Sanders
Austin
Niton
George Caersvilly
Oklahoma flood control gains $21 million in budget request
President Eisenhower proposed more than 21 million dollars for Oklahoma flood control within the 1958 budget, topping prior state requests. The plan includes 3.5 million for Reclamation, 1 million for Keystone Dam, 5.5 million for Eufaula, 1.3 million for Arkansas Bank Stabilization, and 1 million to extend the Lake Texoma Willis bridge project.
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Constitution
Washington Bureau
Washington
Eisenhower
Oklahoma
Congress
Robert &. Kerr
Keer
Acka Foo
Keystone
Arkansas Bank
Lake Texoma
Willis
Oklahoma City
Defense Department
Fort Sill
Legger Held In Slaying Sparks Oklahoma City Tavern Incident
Gene Raymond Trotter, a 27 year old Oklahoma City bootlegger, is accused of killing a tavern customer over a 416 liquor debt. Leroy James Collins, a 40 year old father of five, was reported slain in the East Side tavern. The deadly argument occurred near the Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee hours earlier.
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Oklahoma City
Gene Raymond Trotter
Leroy James Collins
East Side
Trotter
Olahoma Baptist Uniersity
Shawnee
Irish Actor May Close Musical Hit On Broadway
An arbitrator meets with both sides in the My Fair Lady dispute over replacing Rex Harrison with Irish actor Edward Mulhare. Harrison goes on a four week vacation February 4. Actors Equity opposes importing a foreign actor for the temporary role, arguing an American could fill in. Producers threaten to close the show if Mulhare cannot take the assignment.
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New York
Rex Harrison
Fead
Edward Mudhare
Warrison
Actors Equity Assn
Mulhare
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