Virginia gun merchant builds global arms trade empire
Samuel Cummit, a Virginia entrepreneur, runs The International Armament Corp from Alexandra, supplying governments with modern firearms and salvaged antique arsenals. From five Potomac warehouses he markets weapons worldwide, aligning with U S and foreign buyers while navigating government scrutiny and red tape.
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Jerry Bennett
NEA
Virginia Lesman
Samuel Cummit
Guns Cumming
International Armament Corp
Alexandra
South America
Europe
Potomac River
Cummiins
United States
Cra
United State
Cummings
Sharpgun
Actus Jatt
Gun Ks
Cumming
Army Names Officers On Disability Retirements And Promotions
The Department of the Army announces disability retirements and promotions affecting senior officers and warrant personnel. Maj Gen Edmund B. Sebree is placed on temporary disability retirement with pay. Brig Gen Jeremiah P. Holland and Brig Gen James V. Thompson receive permanent or temporary reassignments to home locations. Russell W. Volckmann and others are listed for permanent or temporary retirement through medical disqualification. Numerous captains and lieutenants are promoted or ordered to active duty or retirement, with some promoted from first lieutenant to captain and others from major to lieutenant colonel. Details include per cent disability ratings, duty stations, and home addresses.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
Edmund B. Sebree
Ord
Calif
Jeremiah P. Holland
Gordon
James VY
Thompson
Prem oAsis
Usah
Benning
Eric
Russell W. Volckmann
USAF
Brags
William Wis
Bliss Rogers
Carson
USA Any
Little Rork
Ark
Ft Carson
Ir Toy
Cofferville
Lewie J. Packoy
Kane
Bliss
Tex
Charles A. Hale
USA Arly
Msl
Sch
USA Air
Dalen
CWO
Howard R. Redding
Touts Boniera
Frederick J. Lecher
Downe M. Lavr
Charles W. Phillis
Goolein
Millwauke
Paul ‘Ain
Dallas C Beowa Jr
Thomas
F. DrsChampe
Oscar ML Daerflinger
Cclnnel
Qonn H. Cochran Jr
Alvin It. Thinkes
Edward
Thomas J. Wynne
Sim
Maj Far
Ty F
Knox
Joy T. Wrenn
Fist of the Army
USA
Average Age Of Farmers On Rise In Illinois
Urbana based University of Illinois rural sociologist C L Folse reports the average age of farmers climbed from 41.9 to 49.9 years from 1910 to 1935 due to fewer young operators and more over 55. He notes Social Security could influence future age structure and mechanization keeps older farmers on the land. He projects 108 replacements for every 100 deaths by 1960, leaving an eight percent surplus of agricultural manpower seeking other work.
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Folse
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