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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1953

Page

12

Locusts Return to Pennsylvania in Brood 10 Flight

Harrisburg reports the 17 year cicadas or periodical locusts will emerge in at least 35 counties by late May. Brood 10 appears across the state with Long Island to Georgia as the range. Males sing with drum like organs. females lay eggs causing bark slits that can weaken branches. Vi year locusts do not sting humans.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania 4. B. Champlain Bureau of Plant Industry State Department of Agriculture Rip van Winkle United States Central Lancaster County

Cicada Brood 10 Set to Emerge Across Central and Eastern Counties

Dr Champlain notes peak cicada emergence expected in June with eggs hatching in six weeks and a 17 year cycle. Brood 10, last seen in 1936 in 36 Pennsylvania counties, may appear in Adams to York counties with reports sought to maintain invasion records for future years.

Pennsylvania Dr. Champlain Adams Bedford Berks Blair Bucks Carbon Chester Clinton Columbia Cumberland Dauphin Delaware Franklin Fulton Huntingdon Juniata Lackawanna Lancaster Lebanon Lehigh Liverne Lycoming Mercer Mifflin Monroe Montgomery Montour Northampton Perry Philadelphia Schuylkill Somerset Union York Champlain

Heart Fund Drive Reaches $165000 in Western Pennsylvania

Western Pennsylvania Heart Association reports $165 000 raised to date for the 1953 Heart Fund drive. Dr. Dudley A. Irwin, president, announced the total at the annual meeting at Webster Hall Hotel attended by over 200 members directors and physicians. Campaign chairman John W. Kossin and division leaders were praised for their efforts.

Western Pennsylvania Heart Association Dudley A. Irwin Webster Hall Hotel John W. Kossin S. M. Dupertuis E. Kouls Feldman Dr. Irwin

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