FDR Congratulates Boy Scouts on the 25th Anniversary of their Founding
President Roosevelt Congratulates Boy Scouts. A Short Radio Address Was Given By President Roosevelt Congratulating The Boy Scouts On The 25th Anniversary Of Their Founding. From The Left:, Vice President Of B.S.A.; Sydnor Hodges Troop 97; George Kephart, Troop 33; Lloyd Street Troop 14; Philip Cole, Troop 50; Colin H. Livingstone, Organizer And President For 15 Years; and, Chief Scout Executive
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- 1935-02-08
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