Carl Friden - Personal

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Friden married Hildur Victoria Svenson in 1914 in Stockholm, Sweden. They had two children, Stanley Mauritz Victor and Barbro. He was a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, a Lutheran, and a Republican. In 1945, Carl Friden died of cancer.

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