Secret Diary
Caused Suspension
Of Two Generals
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righted story by the New York
Herald Tribune as saying Hunt
told him he had influence with
Maj. Gens. Feldman, Waitt and
Harry H. Vaughan, military aide
of President Truman. Hunt has
denied he ever tried to sell his in
fluence.
Hoey indicated Waitt and Feld
man were listed in Hunt’s diary
by h is reply when asked whether
the names of persons other than
the two officers appear in it.
‘‘There were lots of other
names,” Hoye said, declining to
elaborate.
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^ Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Bull Vs. Firemen;
Barn Burns
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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. (/P)
William A. Mazarinko and his
large, brown bull aren’t speaking
today—not alter what happened
yesterday morning.
Fire broke out in the Mazarin
ko barn about dawn and Mazarin
ko called the fire department
which rushed apparatus out to the
farm—or almost to the farm.
The bull plainly didn’t like red
fire engines—he just planted him
self in a narrow roadway and
challenged the firemen to come
on. They didn’t.
Doubling as picadors, the fire
fighters armed themselves with
pitchforks and drove the bull into
a field. The bull got loose and
came back. The fire was getting
worse. The firemen finally penned
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LAS ANGELES, iff*) — Chubby
Lola Titus’ impromptu strip-tease
act is becoming a habit—and more
impromptu.
Last week she was charged with
shooting a nightclub operator
while being interviewed for a job
as a strip-teaser—and demonstrat
1 ing her art.
The nightclub man, Mark Han
! sen, is recovering from a gunshot
wound through a lung.
Tuesday, Det. Sgt. C. C. Forbes
said he found the 25-vear-old Miss
Titus lying nude in the women’s
detention room, while awaiting an
the bull in a nearby pasture.
By that time the big. wooden
j barn was beyond saving.
Loss approximated S12,U00.
appearance before municipal
judge Leroy Dawson on a gun-as
sault charge.
F’orbes ordered her to dress and
slammed the door.
Clothed, she emerged to find the
arraignment delayed briefly. She
was locked in the room.
When her cose finally was call
ed, Forbes unlocked the door and
hesitantly peeked in. Yes, she was
"in the pink" again.
The court waited until she was
properly attired, then ordered her
to jail in lieu of $10,000 bail and
set next Monday for preliminary
hearing.
Her explanation for the double
shedding:
"It’s hot in there."
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Robert Baker, enforc e m e r '
agent for the Fish and Wildlife
Service; and Stanley Patrick,
predator control man for the serv -
ice were intown over the week
end and left for Kotzebue today
to open up headquarters there
They state that if people of this
district know where wolves are,
and will communicate with the
Kotzebue headquarters Mr. F’at
rick will attempt to eradicate
them. It is up to the people of
this district to cooperate with the
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