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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1960
Page
2
South Hagerstown High School band of 132 pieces led by Elwood Kinney will march in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York. The Rebels are Maryland’s only entry and will pass TV cameras around 11 15 a m as a nationwide telecast begins. Kinney notes months of preparation for the event.
The piece notes Dr. William A. Owen of Purdue comparing 127 men’s mental ability from 1919 U S Army scores in 1950. It highlights future follow up on how life patterns relate to intelligence and mentions a British project to build a friend recognizing robot with 200 photoelectric cells and 4000 brain cells.
Psychologists used TV tape delay to alter subjects' handwriting and sketches, causing scrabbled traces and misspelled words. Separate report notes Glimmer crystals from kinme modoki a luminous fish, isolating a third luminescent substance after fireflies and another source. A Baltimore area manager transition details show Milton Ruark replacing duties as zone manager while retaining, on the board.
Thomas H. Sherrard, vice president of American Stores Company and manager of the Baltimore Zone, will retire from active service on December 1, 1960. He has been with the company for more than 38 years, rising from a story clerk to officer and director as he advanced through various positions of responsibility.
A collision between two parked cars redirected into the Barncord path injures Thomas, who is hospitalized at Frederick Memorial with a severe forehead laceration and broken arm. Sgt. William A. Boone continues the investigation with no charges filed yet. Separately, soprano Mrs. Jo Ann Comer stages a Friday recital in Bradbeck Hall at 3 p.m. featuring Italian, Schubert, Puccini, French and English songs open to the public.
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