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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

5

Grass skirt quest in New Guinea hop lures Seabee in war tale

Bernie Finnegan a Cohoes Seabee attached to a Marine unit recounts a long trek through six villages in New Guinea to obtain a grass skirt for Helen O'Toole of Waterford. The jaunt includes streams, mud, native welcomes, fruit feasts, and a final aim accomplished with a grass skirt, bracelet, and cocoanut-shell dishes. The column also updates on service members from the area including Pete DiPafi and others stationed in the Pacific and Europe.

Pacific Bernie Finnegan Third Street Cohoes South Pacific Helen O’toole Waterford Bernie Union College Rickerson Supply Co Helen Call New Guinea

North Africa Promotion Elevates Marinucci to Sergeant

POM PI MARINUCCI, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marinucci of 2423 Ninth Avenue Watervliet, has been promoted to sergeant in North Africa. He is the brother of Sergeant Anthony Marinucci serving in the Pacific with the Engineers and Vincent Marinucci, Specialist Third Class.

Navy Miami Fla Peter DI Pafi Marines Joseph JiPafl Fourth Street Waterviet Pete Watervliet Pvt Louid DY Pafi New River N. C Eddie Wager Camp Pickett Richmond Army Air Base Hdldie Green Island Jack Dunn S. A T Camp Millard, O Jack North Side Cohoes D. & H. Railroad Jane Fort Leonard Wood Ted Kalinowski Anthony Kalinowski Seaman Bill Crawley Henry J. Crawley Sixth Avenue Santiago Cal New Guinea Pic Charley Harris Bob Sheeran The Mannes Tom Sweeney 106Th Infantry Joe Weisbro Air Corps Joe Weishbro Charley Mike Troy Albany Charley Collins, Jr Charles E. Collins John Duffy Bernard Gendron A. Gendron Breslin Avenue Corp Albert Gendron Camp Butner, N. C Charley Brundige Fort Devens Mass Camp Custer Mich England Ray Farmer 8Th Bomber Command Liberator Ray Dorothea New York Benjamin Farmer Seventh Street Siena Charles Farmer Margaret Farmer Mildred Richardson Walton Richardson Signal Corps Walt Syracuse North Africa Pompi" Marinucci Joseph MariNucci Ninth Avenue Sergt Anthony Marinucci Pacific Vincent Marinucci

Kreml Shampoo Endorsed by Powers for Hair Care

John Robert Powers promotes Exremi Shampoo for his child models and Powers girls to cleanse hair and scalp of dirt and dandruff. The ad claims the product reveals natural sparkle, leaving hair softer silkier and easier to style. Mothers urged to buy from drug or department stores.

John Robert Powers America

Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Advised

A home recipe using Ru-Lx Compound promises rapid relief from rheumatic pain and neuritis. Mix a two week supply with water and lemon juice, take a tablespoon twice daily, and return the empty package for a money back guarantee if no relief. Sold by druggists nationwide.

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Tax Reports On Three Estates Filed Inheritance tax filings in Rensselaer Surrogate's Court

Inheritance tax reports list three estates filed by Transfer Tax Examiner Edward J Poland. Christian Madsen died in Troy on November 21 1943 leaving a gross estate of 962113 and net 3708 The estate is divided in equal shares among sons Carl P Madsen John C Madsen and daughter Elizabeth Mattson with James S. Scott attorney. Henry B Satterlee died in Berlin April 6 1941 leaving a gross estate of 694755 and net 6254098 with shares to Johan Dobbs Esau Bentley and William B Satterlee attorney for the estate. Elizabeth ONeill died in this city October 30 1943 leaving a gross estate of 3950 and net 2298 with daughter Ethel M ONeill and Warren A ONeill heirs. The estates list locations and heirs.

Rensselaer County Edward J Poland Christian Madsen Troy Henry B. Satterlee Berlin Elizabeth S. Oneill Madsen Carl P Madsen Eighth Avenue John C Madsen Third Avenue Elizabeth Mattson James S. Scott Mr Satterlee Johan Dobbs Esau Bentley Bewin William B Satterlee O'Neill Ethel M O'Neill Warrer A O'Neill Fifth Avenue

Duck-billed Platypus Barks Like Puppy Dog

A platypus born in captivity at Healesville Sanctuary near Melbourne reportedly is doing well. The infant makes puppy-like barks and has a humorous face, with parents named Jack and Jill.

Melbourne Healesville Animal Sanctuary Jack Jill

Safety Council Reports Jump in Traffic Deaths

January traffic deaths rose 30 percent from the prior year per the National Safety Council. The January 1944 total reached 2,330, up from 1,790 in January 1943, with similar monthly increases noted in late 1943. The year’s toll was forecast to reach 30,000 if trends continued.

Safety Council Chicago TTF National Safety Council Tne Nation

Twin Dohoney Twins Die and Brother Wounded in Action

Elizabeth New Jersey report of the Dohoney twins Gerald and Joseph who entered the Army together and served in Italy. Gerald died January 26 from wounds received in action and Joseph was seriously wounded on the same date. Parents Mr and Mrs William J Dohoney notified by the War Department.

Elizabeth N. J ENS Dohoney Italy Bergen William J. Dohoney Pvt Gerald Dohoney War Department Gerald Joseph Dohoneys

Ack Ack the ship mascot returns to Philadelphia after voyage

A war era note traces Ack Ack, the famed gunner mascot, from a storm damaged ship near India to a 12,000 mile voyage back to America. After arrival at the Philadelphia Zoo he settles into life with the crew and gains public attention as a celebrated mascot.

Ack-Ack Philadelphia Ack- Ack Philadelphia Zoo India America

Ack-Ack Wears Out Welcome at Philadelphia Inn Owner Boxer's Property

Eddie Harvey, a former boxer and inn owner in Philadelphia, faced an evolving dispute as Ack-Ack lingered at his property. The situation escalated until Ack-Ack was eventually relocated to the zoo, ending the prolonged residence.

Eddie Harvey Philadelphia The Zoo

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