Complaint Dismissed Against Stanley High School Principal
A complaint against Morris Tischner, principal of Stanley High School, for violating Virginia school attendance laws was dismissed yesterday by Trial Judge John H. Booton.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1951
Page
10
A complaint against Morris Tischner, principal of Stanley High School, for violating Virginia school attendance laws was dismissed yesterday by Trial Judge John H. Booton.
Frankfort reports Hungary drafts priests under 35 for army duty. Catholic orders dissolve, monks and nuns under police supervision. Many sent to labor camps as military activity rises. Budapest area fortified with anti aircraft batteries. three air fields seized as bases for MiG squadrons. Air defense groups revived. nationwide air raid exercise planned.
The National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters says Just Plain Bill is believed to be the oldest existing daytime radio serial. It first aired in September 1932. Other serials began earlier but have not run continuously.
A series of land transfers filed across Frederick County and Winchester. Veterans, farmers, and families swap lots and improvements along Route 11 Paper Mill Road Front Royal Pike and local streets with sums reported for select parcels including savings on 3.3 and 59 acre tracts. Names include Harry W Butler Kenneth Whitacre Samuel Jenkins Willis Jenkins and others.
Prominent director Michael Gordon refused to answer whether he is a Communist to a House committee sub panel. He said he would defend the United States against Russia and cited constitutional privilege against self incrimination in declining to answer.
A detailed TV radio grid lists 15 minute and hourly programs across Abe EBS CBS MBS and other networks. Highlights show news broadcasts discussions dramas comedies and variety shows including Tonight Newsreel Cavalcade Hollywood Theater Detective Drama and Jack Pearl Show with various hosts and time slots throughout the evening.
A schedule of programs across multiple channels shows daily daylight saving time listings. Nightly features include news reports sports and films with titles such as Kilroy Was Here Flame-Out and Stormy Waters alongside talk and variety shows.
A Navy pilot belly landed a Corsair after his fighter ran low on fuel during a night training flight near Moffett NAS and another pilot parachuted into San Francisco Bay. Coast Guard planes and Navy crash boats searched for the missing aircrew, names withheld. Reserve Lt. Edward R. Hlatky, 26, of Wanamassa New Jersey, was uninjured.
New York report outlines an NCAA regulated season with 19 games across nine weeks from September 29 to November 24. Seventy NBC affiliates join Westinghouse in the arrangement, but only seven games air per station weekly. Blackouts will reduce coverage to about 40 stations, with multiple games broadcast regionally on most Saturdays.
There were two French generals with one arm active in World War I. General Paul Pau lost his right arm in the 1870 Franco Prussian War, while General Henri Gouraud had his right arm amputated at Gallipoli.
Mrs Hazel Morrison sustained head and knee lacerations after a collision on U S Route 11 near Darkesville West Virginia. Treated and released in Martinsburg hospital. The car driven by Doris Morrison Boden was struck by J B Robinson Jr of Bristol Virginia whose pass attempt caused the out of control skid on a wet highway. Damages to both vehicles totaled about 2500 dollars.
A correction clarifies that John Dan Jenkins penalized for reckless driving is John Jr. not John Sr. The mistaken attribution had named John Dan Jenkins as the offender, with the error prompting the clarification.
J M A notes several major riots since World War II began, including Mobile Alabama in May 1943, Beaumont Texas in June 1943, Harlem New York in July 1943, Columbia Senn in February 1946, and Athens Alabama in August 1946, with the Detroit riot in June 1943 described as the worst and bloodiest.
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