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Carlyle Hayden Malmstrom

(April 23, 1943) -- Mrs. Hilda Malmstrom, a war bride, was notified by the War Department Wednesday morning that her husband Staff Sgt. Carlyle Hayden Malmstrom had been killed in action in North Africa on April 6. The Malmstroms were married in July 1941, at Florence, S.C.

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Malmstrom, of Cathedral avenue, are of the opinion he was killed in reconnaissance work.

His wife, a Nutley girl, is the former Miss Hilda Fillipone.

He attended Rutgers University for two years, where he studied business administration.

The Malmstroms have another son, George, 17, who is a student at Clifton High school.

More information. From The Nutley Sun
April 23, 1943: Reconnaissance Man Killed
In Action In North Africa
Posted by ARB at 4/23/2013 Labels: Carlyle Hayden Malmstrom, Cathedral Avenue, Hilda Fillipone, N.J., Nutley, Rutgers University, World War Two

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