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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1960

Page

11

Frederick Community College Adds Two Courses

The Frederick Community College has added two new courses and an additional full-time instructor. The new offerings are United Foreign Policy and botany, with the policy course analyzing American foreign affairs from colonial times to the Cold War and stressing 20th century U.S. role. The botany course covers plant morphology physiology taxonomy ecology and genetics with three semester hours of credit. Registration dates and admission deadlines for September are announced by the college office.

Frederick United States Soviet Union Fredenck High School

Charge Filed In Shooting Incident Near Yarrowsburg

State Police at Hagerstown say Earl Henry Shiller 31 of Yarrowsburg faces assault with a deadly weapon for a Friday shooting on the Miller farm near Yarrowsburg. Lewis W. Miller 37 of Knownlie is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a shotgun wound to the right shoulder. Shiller released on 1600 bond. investigation cites a possible family feud. both men once worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Hagerstown Earl Henry Shiller Yarrowsburg Lewis W. Miler Knownlie Frederick Memorial Hospital Brunswick Miller Farm Yarrewsburg Robert EB Basore Lewis Miller Lewis Earl Miller Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Morning Calm Turns Sour for Hal Boyle Column

Hal Boyle recalls a deceptively ordinary morning in New York as small irritants threaten a calm mood. He jokes about juggling daily trials, from alarm clock misfires to a lingering question about long marriage, ending on a wry note about a sharp shaving blade.

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I Have a New Launderman

The narrator describes dressing to confront his wife and noting a new launderman. The scene emphasizes confusion over starch and a comical misunderstanding as he prepares to speak to his wife about the laundry. The tone hints at domestic strain and mistaken identity in a humorous moment.

Lke Frances

Family Starch Fued Sparks Breakfast Debate

A narrator recalls a generations long quarrel over starch in the family. In a heated domestic exchange the couple debates breakfast starch and a plan to clear the household of every starch product. The eccentric dispute climaxes with a stubborn vow to rid the house of starch.

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