Carlton Robert Anderson 1104 West Cedar Ave., who during World War II headed the Office of War Information in Denver Co. , died yesterday after a heart attack at the age of 55
A native of Co., Mr. Anderson had lived in Redlands for 16 years.
He was also a radio announcer for FKEL in Denver for several years.
Before moving to Redlands, where he operated a radio and TV repair service for some years, he was manager of DPAS radio station between Beaumont and Banning for several years.
Mr. Anderson leaves his widow, Mrs. Juanita P. Anderson one son Robert M. Anderson of Redlands, serving with the United States Air Force at Minot AFB, Minot,ND and two brothers, I.O. Anderson of Los Angeles and L.H. Anderson of Los Altos.
Funeral services are sheduled for Sunday at 2 PM from the F.Arthur Cortner chapel.
A native of Co., Mr. Anderson had lived in Redlands for 16 years.
He was also a radio announcer for FKEL in Denver for several years.
Before moving to Redlands, where he operated a radio and TV repair service for some years, he was manager of DPAS radio station between Beaumont and Banning for several years.
Mr. Anderson leaves his widow, Mrs. Juanita P. Anderson one son Robert M. Anderson of Redlands, serving with the United States Air Force at Minot AFB, Minot,ND and two brothers, I.O. Anderson of Los Angeles and L.H. Anderson of Los Altos.
Funeral services are sheduled for Sunday at 2 PM from the F.Arthur Cortner chapel.
Carlton Robert Anderson 1104 West Cedar Ave., who during World War II headed the Office of War Information in Denver Co. , died yesterday after a heart attack at the age of 55
A native of Co., Mr. Anderson had lived in Redlands for 16 years.
He was also a radio announcer for FKEL in Denver for several years.
Before moving to Redlands, where he operated a radio and TV repair service for some years, he was manager of DPAS radio station between Beaumont and Banning for several years.
Mr. Anderson leaves his widow, Mrs. Juanita P. Anderson one son Robert M. Anderson of Redlands, serving with the United States Air Force at Minot AFB, Minot,ND and two brothers, I.O. Anderson of Los Angeles and L.H. Anderson of Los Altos.
Funeral services are sheduled for Sunday at 2 PM from the F.Arthur Cortner chapel.
A native of Co., Mr. Anderson had lived in Redlands for 16 years.
He was also a radio announcer for FKEL in Denver for several years.
Before moving to Redlands, where he operated a radio and TV repair service for some years, he was manager of DPAS radio station between Beaumont and Banning for several years.
Mr. Anderson leaves his widow, Mrs. Juanita P. Anderson one son Robert M. Anderson of Redlands, serving with the United States Air Force at Minot AFB, Minot,ND and two brothers, I.O. Anderson of Los Angeles and L.H. Anderson of Los Altos.
Funeral services are sheduled for Sunday at 2 PM from the F.Arthur Cortner chapel.
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