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Charles William “Carmine” Palomba Sr.

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Charles William “Carmine” Palomba Sr.

Birth
Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
Death
3 Nov 1944 (aged 50)
Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
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Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA Add to Map
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One of the 15 original members of UNICO, the largest Italian American service organization in the United States founded in Waterbury, Connecticut on October 10, 1922 by Dr. Antonio Paolo Vastola to unite people of Italian heritage in an organization to perform charitable, patriotic and educational deeds. UNICO's motto is "Service Above Self". UNICO means "unique" or "only one of its kind" in Italian and additionally, the letters represent: U - Unity, N - Neighborliness, I - Integrity, C - Charity and O - Opportunity.

1900 Census lists Carmine Palomba, Age 5
1920 U.S. Passport Application lists Charles William Palomba
WWI Draft Card lists Charles William Palomba
WWII Draft Card list Charles William Palomba
One of the 15 original members of UNICO, the largest Italian American service organization in the United States founded in Waterbury, Connecticut on October 10, 1922 by Dr. Antonio Paolo Vastola to unite people of Italian heritage in an organization to perform charitable, patriotic and educational deeds. UNICO's motto is "Service Above Self". UNICO means "unique" or "only one of its kind" in Italian and additionally, the letters represent: U - Unity, N - Neighborliness, I - Integrity, C - Charity and O - Opportunity.

1900 Census lists Carmine Palomba, Age 5
1920 U.S. Passport Application lists Charles William Palomba
WWI Draft Card lists Charles William Palomba
WWII Draft Card list Charles William Palomba

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