Scout Jamboree Vast Undertaking in Washington
The Boy Scouts of America's national jamboree in Washington August 21 to 30 will host 31,416 scouts and 2,856 officers with 300 cooks, 100 switchboards, and 1,000,000 gallons water daily. Logistics cover 30 post offices, 60 shower batteries, 20,000 feet of sewage lines, and 70,000 eggs for breakfast among vast army support and facilities at Abingdon and Hains Point.
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Radio Program Schedule Report for Eastern Time
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Lions Postpone Weekly Luncheon for State Convention
The Lions club deferred its weekly luncheon in deference to the state convention to be held Tuesday and Wednesday. A dinner at the West Virginian Monday will finalize plans. Vin cent C. Hascall of Omaha, IALC president, is expected to headline the thirteenth annual convention.
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West Virginia farms show 28 percent rise by 1935
The census of agriculture reports West Virginia total farms at 105 437 in 1935, up from 82 641 in 1930. Mingo County more than doubled from 628 to 1 302, with Boone Brooke Kanawha also posting large gains and Kanawha County recording the state’s highest farm count at 4 905. Hancock remains lowest with 363 farms.
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