Journalist Scout Badge Woven and Bound 1934 to 1947
The Journalist Badge was worn on right arm in between the
shoulder and elbow.
To earn this badge a scout must do the following*
Have a thorough knowledge
of:
(1) Have served on the
editorial staff of a professional paper or magazine, or Scout magazine, for at
least six months.
(2) Produce a report
written by himself of Troop. Activities;
and of one of the following: News incident: lecture or address ; bazaar, open-air
fete, garden party or rally.
(3) Produce a. cutting of
a published article or report written by himself.
(4) Understand what is meant
by “make-up” and produce a dummy for the printer representing one issue of an eight-page magazine, circular,
catalogue, or report.
(5) Understand the point
system of types and know the names of six common type faces.
(6) Understand the
printer’s correction signs.
*The Requirements for each badge varied through issues of POR.