Remarkable World War II Secrets Revealed in Amarillo Chronicle
Howell, once in Hollis Ohio and Wellington Miss, joined Armillo in 1926 and left in 1941 to work with the war department in Washington DC. She soon moved to OSS London, handling payments for agents in enemy countries and managing large sums including 14 million francs. After the war, she returned to Amarillo in 1946, working for the US Bureau of Reclamation, and became part of local community theater.
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