Fraud complaint tied to Amarillo grand jury indictment
A federal grand jury indicted Oris Thomas Homan on using mails to defraud. The complaint, filed in Amarillo six months ago by J. D. Amend, followed Homan's alleged impersonation as a Flying Tigers officer and claim of $176,000 in U. S. money in a Chinese bank. Homan, said to be living in Mexico City, had supporters in Amarillo and San Francisco as the case progressed.
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Oris Thomas Homan
Amarillo
J. D. Amend
Parker
Charlies E. Ellis
Amend
San Francisco
Homan
The
Flying Tigers
United States
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Amend
New York
China
Guam
Grand Jury
Mexico City
Hostess to Mystic Weavers Club Meet at Osgood Home
Mystic Weavers Needle Club members gathered at Mrs. C. E. Osgood's home 3627 Fountain for an afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Madison president. Tea served from a table with the Hope Washington motif. attendees included Mesdames Bush Melton Russell Reynolds Rogers Roberts Madison Hull Klock and guest Dick Madison. A note on rail infrastructure mentions one railroad bridge per two miles of track in the U S.
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Mystic’ Weavers Needle Club
C. E. Osgood
Fountain
Fred Madison
Hope Washington
Mesdames F. R. Bush
C. A. Melton
J. T. Russell
J. F. Reynolds
C. W. Rogers
C. D. Roberts
J. W. Hull
George Klock
J. F
Dick Madison
N. M
United States
Co-Ed Club Plans Juke-Box Dance at YMCA
The Co-Ed Club will host a juke-box dance starting at 8:45 p m tomorrow night at the YMCA. Dance instruction led by Fern Elliott begins at 7:45 p m, with a floor show featuring Ray Self roller-skating.
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YMCA
Paul Fowler
Fern Elliott
Ray
Club Names Committee on Youth Center in Amarillo
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club announced a Youth Center committee to run affairs with Wes Rynders as chairman and Lou Brady as vice chairman. Members include Earl Fischer Max Bulloch Kenneth Kohler Jack Coffee I. D. Mahurin D. V. Baker and W H Rainey. An open house is planned for Saturday March 1 at the Youth Center to inaugurate varied activities for Amarillo youths.
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San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Wes Rynders
Lou Brady
Earl Fischer
Max Bulloch
Kenneth Kohler
Jack Coffee
I. D. Mahurin
D. V. Baker
W H. Rainey
Amarillo
Community youth center to reopen two evenings weekly
A local youth center plans to open two evenings a week while further plans are developed. Youth groups seeking use of the building should contact the chairman or committee members, authorized to manage all youth affairs at the center.
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