Changes in Scout Merit Badges Requirements
Headquarters reports numerous changes to Scout requirements across Safety First and new merit badges. It details revised Plumbing Merit Badge wording, safety tasks for home and community, interviews with railroad officials, canvassing for class safety, and new Canoeing, Journalism, and Salesmanship merit badge criteria with demonstrable tasks, examinations, and project expectations.
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L. Dicky
Police Department
Health Department
Community Safety Council
al Electric
Alwys
Weather Merit Badge Requirements for Scouts
This item lists requirements for a Weather Merit Badge including air composition functions, moisture and weather phenomena, electrical and optical air effects, instrument reading, weather signals, climate outlines, weather prediction value, and a bureau overview. Students must keep a month long daily weather log and identify thunderstorm lightning danger sites.
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St. Elmo’s
United States
United States Weather Bureau
Peripatetic Feline Never Fails To Reach Home
A Headley Down cat named Felix escaped from Gulilford after a move and walked 14 miles back to his family. Historic records show pre-war cats achieving longer journeys, including 133 miles in six months from Kingston-on-Thames to Street and 250 miles in nine days from Ripon to Cardiff, highlighting remarkable feline mileage in early 20th century tales.
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London
Felix
Headley Down
Gulilford
Kingston-on-Thames
Somersetshire
Ripon
Cardiff
Scout Troop Notes From Warren and Surrounding Areas
Scout troops in Warren and nearby towns report field operations and upcoming events. Troop 2 at Jetmore hosted from Thursday afternoon to Saturday with Chief Keck and James directing burn control and building protection. Troop 34 fought a fire Friday night and again Saturday, while Troop 5 logged multiple good turns and fire duties across the hills behind Glade. A large joint hike and several merit badge reviews are planned with Board of Review and Court of Honor set for April 21 and 28 at the Presbyterian church, including extensive signifying, knot tying, and conservation work by dozens of scouts and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Linotype
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
H. S. Keck
E. D. James
Jetmore
R. R. Young
P. C. Jordan
Anneping
E ‘Orty
Sinclairville
Bob Haben
J¢ohn Hagerman
Bae
Harry Wilson
Mike Hudd
John Smith
Kenneth Saylor
Harold Brink
Ieee Ee
Warren
Carl W. Rogers
Kane
Board of Review
Presbyterian Church
Board of Review and Court of Honor
Court of Ooner
Board of Reviews and Courts of Honors
Publicity Rule Spurs Divorce Applications in London
A new law barring sordid details from divorce coverage triggers a surge in annulment filings. The act limits disclosure to bare charges and party and witness names. In Hilary Term 488 undefended cases stood for hearing, with 282 more undefended cases filed in the prior two months.
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London
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Warren County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Messie
Franklin News-Herald
Harold Huber
Idear & Ie
James B McCool
North Warren No. 18
Osborn Newhall
Bert Christie
Woodrow Parks
Robert Eelock
Fred Maurer
M. M. Landers
Secoumaster
America
C. W. Evans
Crescent Park
THE
Bell Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
W. W. Slocum
Monayer
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