US Boy Scouts Chief West Council

In early 1939, the Boy Scouts of America, led by Dr. James E. West, launched a nationwide drive to increase membership. The initiative involved over 500 local groups, including New York City's Boy Scout Foundation, aiming to engage more young Americans in the movement.

Who was leading the Boy Scouts of America in early 1939?

• Doctor James E. West

• Ernest Thompson Seton

• Robert Baden-Powell

• William D. Boyce

What was the main goal of the nationwide campaign led by Doctor James E. West?

• To raise funds for the organization

• To increase the number of young members

• To establish new scout camps

• To promote international scouting events

How many local groups were involved in the Boy Scouts' campaign?

• Over 200

• Over 1000

• Over 500

• Over 100

Which city's Boy Scout Foundation was noted for its aggressive involvement?

• New York City

• San Francisco

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

What was the role of national executives in the Boy Scouts' campaign?

• They worked with local groups to boost membership

• They developed new scouting programs

• They organized international events

• They focused on fundraising activities