Scouting Lions Club Discusses Growth and Need for Leaders
Frederick Lions Club hears James E. West outline the Boy Scout movement origins and growth from 1849 to 1957. Scout executive Lyman W. Karr and Bobby Young note leadership gaps as four million boys join, with 549 adults aiding troops. delegates and community leaders praise expansion while urging more volunteers.
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Karr
F. Mussell Young
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