https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/5cb364a91d5a17d7853eb16470ab7095.pdf 042d86ef83b8c164f25f39504453f6ac PDF Text Text Please Fill Out in Triplicate; One Copy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. ' Copies to be Returned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31, 1946 Form 0-1426. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1945 WAR TIME SERVICE REPORT ,I REGION No··--~c-=---- ·ue Includes GREEN THUMB CAMPAIGN COUNCIL No··----~~ Ohlekasaw oouno11, B.. s.A" tao. NAME OF COUNCIL_ _ _ _ _ _~-=c-,---,---..:e-:oic-::::------------===----------- fena. MemPJi.le LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE~------ (STATE) INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES :j ~ .,, u... zu NATURE OF WAR SERVICE RENDERED 0 " 0 0 SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT Completed - Include • Date of Completion) . (I£ t . ~. a WASTE PAPER COLLECTION General Eisenhower - Boy Scout Campaign March - April 1945 WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of, entire year) Unit Citations Awarded !1§.PUlit A-o\>trt, Eisenhower Medals Awarded 78 Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap Banks) Lbs. SALVAGE OF 'TIN CANS Lbs. SALVAGE OF GREASE Lbs. BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION No. L~s. CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED No. POSTERS DISTRIBUTED COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATION MATERIAL No. WAR FUND DRIVE 16 OTHER COLLECTIONS (such as toys, etc.) lfJNo. LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST ALSO SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WAR! TIME SERVICE), *American Red Cross; American Legion; U.S.O.; O.C.D. Service; Community Chests; Bundles for Britain; Fire Prevention Week Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; Rationing Boards; Bundles for America, etc. (REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) I : k-·-··--- ········-····-·--- -··--·----·-·---~-----··~-·--··: AGENCY COOPERATED WITH at1onal· . --·- . NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION PACKS NO. OF NO OF COMMUNITIES and C~JJuTS and !;RO~PS Partlctpating Participating Total Volume ' of• Material ' · Handled O Plage on pave Shelb (Over) 40001145 �"FOOD FOR FREEDOM" 1945 VICTORY "GREEN THUMB" GARDENS. and HOME FOOD PRODUCTION ...................... . Number of Scouts working Victory Gardens................................. .................... . Number of these with gardens of over 400 sq. ft... . .. ............... Number presented MacArthur Medals ................................................................................................................ . . were Scouts) ............................................ . were Cub Scouts and (of these . . Number additiOital who produced food and received Green Thumb Certificate, ··································;··················· .................................................................... . I III LIVE-INS Number of Live-ins (urban Scoµts who lived in and worked on farms?) ........................ '........................................................................................................................... . Average of_ days wor~ed ................................................................................................................................... :..:.. :........... :.... · ·· · IV .. , DAY HAULS N\lmber who took part ........ :........ :........ :............:................................... ,........................................................................ ,.... . ..Average 'nll,Qll;>er of hours worked· ...........,.... ,........ :·····:···· ........... :.............................. ,..........:.. ,..... .,...... ,,...:... ,......·,., .._.; V WORK. CAMPS Did· your Council. tonduct a work camp? ........... 50...................................:.....:................................". :............ .. If so, how many participated?., ........................ ,..................................................... ,.,. ....................,................................. . Average number of hours worked (each worker) ......................................................................................... .. ¥Cre~~:d ~h:!? · ·: : : : : : : : : : : : : :,·: : : : : : : : : : : : : :;: : : : : : ;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 0 . . . , .... . .. . . . FINANCING THE WAR . • . . PARTICIPATION·: ·.Did your Council· have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Seventh War Loan May 14- June 30, 1945? Noa:J Yes D IN THE 7th WAR LOAN·'. NO;' of ·Scouts·· and Cub Scouts participating .............. :......... from.:.: ...................Troops and Packs No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated ..................................................... . .·: ··• · · .Did Scouts· and Cub Scouts actually take orders for bonds and s.tamps? Yes D No D . If yes, No., of orders secured in Seventh, War Loanr········································ ........................ :·····:················. Total amount· involved ........................................................................................................................................................................... .. Did Scouts and Cub Scouts No D Yes D (1) Do house-to-house canvassing? No D Yes D (2)_ Small area canvassing? No D , Yes D (3) General .solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Seventh War Loan? No D Yes D Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? No. orders secured ..................................................................................................................................................................................... . ............................................. . Value........................................................................................................................................................... PARTICIPATION IN THE VICTORY'. LOAN Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Victory Loan Oct. 29 - Dec. 8, 1945? No Yes D No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts participating....................... from ...................... .Troops and Packs. No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated Yes D Did Scouts actually take orders for bonds and stamps? No D . If yes, No. of orders secured in Victory Loan ......................................................................................:........................ . Total amount involved ......................................................................................................................:................................................. . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts No D Yes D (1) Do house~to-house canvassing? No D Yes D (2) Small area ca~vassing? No D Yes D (3) General 'Solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Victory War Loan? SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGg_AM This program started November 20, 1944. No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/or banner during 1945 ...................................................................................................................................................:.................................... . Total No. of commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly secured by Scouts and Cub Scouts $·---Value in this program during 1945 No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts purchasing bonds and/or stamps regularly in 1945 ........... . BLOOD BANKS OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION jl Yes D No SJ If yes, No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts involved ........................................................................................................ :. No of Troops and Packs involved............................................................................................................................................... No. of communities involved .......................................................................................................................................................... . Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks . ·1 No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperating with rationing programs ............................................... . No; of Troops and Packs involved........................................................................................................................................... · No•.··of. communities ............................................................................................................................................................... :.................. . CHECK EACH SERVICE 0 Fuel oil D Issuance of gasoline rationing D Store cepsus D Aid in xoken distribution D Food rationing · Other types of assistance ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ . 0 '·" ASSISTING IN RECRUITING ·-- - No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts ................................................................................... ."................................................................ No. Troops and Packs involved ............................................................................................................................................ .. ~~C1~ omm~!w·5···0······· LOCAL REPORTS NOTE: . ···AliMv···o····. · · . .NAvv. .j . . . . . . . .coAsi. .CiuARii.M. . . . . . MARIN!s o Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emergencies caused by flood, tornado, earthquake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1945 or for activities of 1945 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures are also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record o_f the war time service of this Council in 1945. Signature:--'--- -----------Council President Signature:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Chairman Camping and Activities SigJi4lUre:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Scout Executive Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ <INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) (Over) °Jc; I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Please Fill Out in Triplicate; One Copy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. ' Copies to be Returned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31, 1946 Form 0-1426. BOY SCOUTS 1945 WAR TIME ,I REGION No··--~c-=---- OF AMERICA SERVICE REPORT ·ue Includes GREEN THUMB CAMPAIGN COUNCIL No··----~~ Ohlekasaw oouno11, B .. s.A" tao. NAME OF COUNCIL _____ ~-=c-,---,---..:e-:oic-::::------------===-----------MemPJi.le fena. LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE~------ (STATE) INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES NATURE OF WAR SERVICE RENDERED :j ~ .,, 0 " u t ... 0 0 zu SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT (I£ Completed - Include • Date of Completion) ~. .. . a WASTE PAPER COLLECTION General Eisenhower - Boy Scout Campaign March - April 1945 Unit Citations Awarded !1§.PUlit A-o\>trt, Eisenhower Medals Awarded WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of, entire year) SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap Banks) SALVAGE OF 'TIN CANS SALVAGE OF GREASE BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED POSTERS DISTRIBUTED COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATION MATERIAL WAR FUND DRIVE OTHER COLLECTIONS (such as toys, etc.) 78 Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. No. L~s. No. No. 16 lfJNo. LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST ALSO SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WAR! TIME SERVICE), *American Red Cross; American Legion; U.S.O.; O.C.D. Service; Community Chests; Bundles for Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; I America, etc. : (REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) Britain; Fire Prevention Week Rationing Boards; Bundles for k-·-·--- ·-·-·--- -··--·----·-·---~-----··~-·--··: . . --·- AGENCY COOPERATED WITH NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION NO OF NO. OF PACKS Total Volume ' COMMUNITIES and C~JJuTS and !;RO~PS of• Material ' Participating Partlctpating Handled · at1onal· O Plage on pave Shelb (Over) 40001145 "FOOD FOR FREEDOM" 1945 I VICTORY "GREEN THUMB" GARDENS. and HOME FOOD PRODUCTION Number of Scouts working Victory Gardens................................. . ..................... . Number of these with gardens of over 400 sq. ft... . .. ............... . ................... . Number presented MacArthur Medals ................................................................................................................ . (of these . . were Cub Scouts and . were Scouts) ............................................ . Number additiOital who produced food and received Green Thumb Certificate, ··································;··················· .................................................................... . III LIVE-INS Number of Live-ins (urban Scoμts who lived in and worked on farms?) ........................ '. .......................................................................................................................... . Average of_ days wor~ed ................................................................................................................................... : .. : .. : ........... : .... · ·· · IV DAY HAULS .. , N\lmber who took part ........ : ........ : ........ : ............ : ................................... , ........................................................................ , .... . . .Average 'nll,Qll;>er of hours worked· ........... , .... , ........ :·····:···· ........... : .............................. , .......... : .. , ..... ., ...... ,, ... : ... , ...... ·,., .. .; V WORK. CAMPS Did· your Council. tonduct a work camp? ........... 50 ................................... : ..... : ................................ "..: ............ .. If so, how many participated?., ........................ , ..................................................... ,.,. .................... , ................................. . Average number of hours worked (each worker) ......................................................................................... .. ¥Cre~~:d0~h:!? ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::,·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: PARTICIPATION·: ·.Did . • . . FINANCING THE WAR . . . . .. . . . , .... your Council· have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Seventh War Loan May 14- June 30, 1945? IN THE 7th WAR LOAN·'. PARTICIPATION IN THE VICTORY'. LOAN SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGg_AM BLOOD BANKS OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION ASSISTING IN RECRUITING LOCAL REPORTS NOTE: Yes D Noa:J NO;' of ·Scouts·· and Cub Scouts participating .............. :......... from.:.: ................... Troops and Packs No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated ..................................................... . . Did Scouts· and Cub Scouts actually take orders for bonds and s.tamps? Yes D .·: ··• · · . No D If yes, No., of orders secured in Seventh, War Loanr········································ ........................ :·····:················. Total amount· involved ........................................................................................................................................................................... .. Did Scouts and Cub Scouts (1) Do house-to-house canvassing? Yes D No D (2)_ Small area canvassing? Yes D No D (3) General .solicitations? Yes D No D , In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Seventh War Loan? Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? Yes D No D No. orders secured ..................................................................................................................................................................................... . Value........................................................................................................................................................... . ............................................ . Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Victory Loan Oct. 29 - Dec. 8, 1945? Yes D No jl No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts participating ....................... from ...................... .Troops and Packs. No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated Did Scouts actually take orders for bonds and stamps? Yes D . No D If yes, No. of orders secured in Victory Loan ...................................................................................... : ........................ . Total amount involved ...................................................................................................................... : ................................................. . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts (1) Do house~to-house canvassing? Yes D No D (2) Small area ca~vassing? Yes D No D (3) General 'Solicitations? Yes D No D In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Victory War Loan? This program started November 20, 1944. No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/or banner during 1945 ................................................................................................................................................... : .................................... . Total No. of commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly secured by Scouts and Cub Scouts in this program during 1945 Value $·---- No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts purchasing bonds and/or stamps regularly in 1945 ........... . Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks Yes D No SJ If yes, No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts involved ........................................................................................................ :. . No of Troops and Packs involved............................................................................................................................................... ·1 No. of communities involved .......................................................................................................................................................... . No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperating with rationing programs ............................................... . No; of Troops and Packs involved ........................................................................................................................................... · No •. ··of. communities ............................................................................................................................................................... : .................. . '·" 0 ·-- - CHECK EACH SERVICE Issuance of gasoline rationing D Fuel oil 0 Aid in xoken distribution D Store cepsus D Food rationing D · Other types of assistance ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ . No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts ................................................................................... ." ............................................................... . No. Troops and Packs involved ............................................................................................................................................ .. ~~C1~ omm~!w·5···0······· .. ·AliMv·o· .. · ... NAvv ... j ............... coAsi ... CiuARii.M ............ MARIN!s o Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emergencies caused by flood, tornado, earthquake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1945 or for activities of 1945 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures are also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record o_f the war time service of this Council in 1945. Signature:--'--------------- Council President Signature: ______________ _ Chairman Camping and Activities SigJi4lUre: _______________ _ Scout Executive <INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) Date: _________ _ °Jc; I (Over) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945 Title A name given to the resource 1945 Chickasaw Council War Time Service Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA