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| Date of birth: 1911 (age 112-113) |
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James Lewis Humpert, was one of the three original founders of Service Games[1]. On April 30, 1955[2] James Lewis Humpert left the company and became a construction businessman[3].
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| Notable people in the early days of Sega |
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| Irving Bromberg | Martin Bromley | James Humpert | Raymond Lemaire | David Rosen | Richard Stewart |