He later opened his own advertising agency, the Klamer CompanyВ in Los Angeles, where he was a trailblazer in the early days of television promotion. Navy V-7 Program.ДЇollowing the war, KlamerВ developed his first major invention, a collapsible rack called the 'Fashion-aire Rack' which allowed the air-freighting of garments without folding or packing from New York manufacturers to markets. He also completed electives in engineering at the University of Michigan after joining the U.S.

Navy amphibious landing forces in the Pacific. Navy Midshipman School at Northwestern University and served in combat as an officer in the U.S. Klamer was born June 20, 1922, in Canton to Romanian-Jewish immigrants, Rachel (Levenson) and Joseph Klamer.В He studiedВ at George Washington University and graduated fromВ Ohio State University with a degreeВ in business.ДЄt the onset of World War II, Klamer enrolled in the U.S. More: Emilio Campos Jr., retired owner of three Stark County restaurants, has died Klamer was born in Canton, Ohio More: Former downtown ministry director Margaret Reaves dies Klamer died Tuesday at his home in La Jolla, California. remains one of the most popular and best-selling board games of all time and The Strong is proud to hold many examples of his creative and successful products in its collection.' Klamer was an incredible game and toy designer and an innovator who left an indelible mark on the toy industry and landscape of play,' Christopher Bensch, vice president for collections and chief curator at The Strong museum, said in a prepared statement. He also worked in television helping to designВ special effects and prop weaponsВ for 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.'В and 'StarВ Trek,' and a 'Pink Panther' promotional vehicle.

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