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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1917

Page

6

The Measure of Danger on the Indian Chief

On the Indian Chief Captain Hollis faces a mutiny threat as McCann’s arrest stirs the crew. Vera Carrington worries over the ship’s peril while Leayard and Seayard discuss discipline, piracy risk, and a possible Hamburg run as night falls.

Hollis McCann New York Vera Seayard Leayard Etonah Carrington Turing Cade Halifax Mediterranean Azores Leonard Liverpool Red Hamburg Liverpool Olson Miss Vera

In the Hands of the Crew Chapter XVI Mutiny Quieted

The afternoon deepened belief that Fergus McCann’s imprisonment largely ended the crew rebellion. Lacking leadership, mutiny loss of grip over the men appeared, as Liver pool Red and Jim White lost power with WUn backed by the New Yorker’s wealth.

Fergus McCann Liverpool Red Jim White

New Vegetable Udo Gains Growing Ground

A brief note on the udo, a Japanese vegetable resembling asparagus, which may be grown in most states. The plant’s versatility and potential for wider cultivation are highlighted in early observations.

Civic Good Turns by Baton Rouge Scouts

Boy scout troops in Baton Rouge La undertook civic service across many efforts. They manned ice water barrels and refreshment stands for celebrations, patrolled dirty areas, hiked five miles to demonstrate scouting, and kept pace with time limits. They counted 14083 trees with 61 varieties, packed 300 plus packages for needy children, aided a blind newspaper man, formed a new troop, started war gardens, supported Liberty loan and Marine recruiting, distributed posters, staged drills, aided Red Cross campaigns, and gave first aid demonstrations.

Baton Rouge Celty Good Fellows Club Liberty Loan Marine Corps Red Cross

Boy Scouts Aim to Raise Active Citizens Over Drones

An organizer addressing the Rotary Club of Cincinnati cites a study showing only one in a thousand men will perform proactive public service. He argues to curb drones in society by expanding Boy Scout activity from 270,000 youths to cultivate future constructive citizenship through service.

Boy Scout Movement Rotary Club of Cincinnati Boy Scoutse “Service United States

Walk Rite Scouts Direct Pedestrian Traffic in Louisville

Citizens observe a walk rite program as boy scouts assist downtown traffic flow. Scouting units at every corner hold staves and distribute cards with rules: stay right, step aside, cross only at intersections, look left then right, and heed traffic officers signals.

Louisville Boy Scouts Rotary Club

Club House Given to Scouts in Louisville

The Standard club of Louisville Kentucky has donated a home and a 40 acre tract to local scouts. Buildings will be remodeled for scout use. Much of the land is wooded with open spaces and areas suitable for scout tests.

The Standard Club of Louisville

Scouts Mobilize for Winter Prep in Stamford and Glens Falls

Notes describe boy scouts in Stamford Conn and Glens Falls N Y organizing waste and cocoon collection campaigns. Scouts use long pole hooks and bugles to announce drive. Red Cross chapter distributed 4000 bags to households for waste collection.

Stamford Conn Red Cross Glens Falls N. Y

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