Hekate Makes Notable Turn in Quiet UTA Week
In a subdued session UTA officials announced a minor shift in planning for the forthcoming week Ayce Ay ee Hekate project remains under study. No concrete dates or decisions were released.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1936
Page
12
In a subdued session UTA officials announced a minor shift in planning for the forthcoming week Ayce Ay ee Hekate project remains under study. No concrete dates or decisions were released.
Sally Warren, young society editor of the Warrenton Courier, becomes secretly engaged to Terry Aliy, a boyish blond aviator, and is promised a South Atlantic job but won’t marry yet to aid her family financially. Sally’s sister Tip teams with Terry as he tutors her in flying. Handsome Philip Pope buys the Courier and begins in Morris malt, backing workers and seeking better living conditions, while Lilly interrupts Tip and Terry on the porch and Tip runs away.
Sally and Lola visit Milltown to cover a workers protest. McDonald explains 500 workers with 200 not back at work seek fair pay and shelter while May McDonald prepares the kids and May crafts dresses amid community strain. Sally records the unfolding conflict and the desire for dignity.
The Ladies Aid of Koontz met October 21 at the Perrell residence with vice president Mrs Cora Smith presiding. Program included songs, readings, prayers, and reports. Six members attended. The next meeting planned for November 28 at 8 p m at the Perret homestead to aid Koontz chapel. Many neighbors were listed as visiting or hosting over the weekend.
A sanitized OCR reading lists scattered snippets including names such as Fishbein and De Mora, places like London and Rome, and varied terms like short wave, imperial, and Coracle. The fragmentary text resembles a chaotic index of headlines or notes with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering or event with references to royal bias and several names. The text mentions a president, a late figure, and a suggestion of a date near December 17. Overall content is unclear and partially garbled with many misspellings and omissions.
In Hollywood a wartime tale describes the creation of the Film Tera tions Bureau within the Hollywood Assistance League. Proceeds from renting locations to film companies would go 75 percent to charity and 25 percent to owners. The bureau manages about 5000 private gardens mansions ranches castles and parks across Southern California plus 500 yachts, with Lalita Armour linked to the preking Armour estate.
The Good Times Society Ib announces a new Friday night series starting December 4 at 1010 Caliad featuring a negro society of comedy led by Chief Potentate James le Ren wl Tictindes. Also listed are Meh Weta archistra, Ditleecurdty ensembles, and several program blocks with hosts and musical acts across multiple stations including WABC RE and WEAF NBO.
An ATEST report from Washing ton notes postal officials aim to issue a new trans Atlantic airmail stamp next summer as experiments continue. Plans mirror the Trans Pacific stamps used on Clipper ships to Manila, with electric perforation testing and color options under consideration. The piece also touches on film studio spending, rental rates, and charity practices linked to industry and military collaborations.
Radio Day by Day from New York outlines early week campaigns for the Social Security act with programs on WJZ NBC and WADC CBS. John G Winant, Walter Gellhart and Roone Russell discuss registration cards and holiday broadcasts from Hyde Park and the Roosevelt home. Plans for Gladys Swarthout Frank Chapman and Lucretia Storr are noted for NBC WEAF auditions and Metropolitan auditions.
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