Shortage of Coming Season Apple Crop Warned by Federal Report
A federal summary says the June 1 apple crop condition in the United States stood at 46.7 percent of normal, the lowest since 1921, with most states forecast to produce one of the smallest crops in years. Virginia reports light set, heavy hail damage, and statewide totals around 6 million bushels, well below 1935 levels.
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Appalachian Apples organized as four state advertising agency
Appalachian Apples Inc was permanently organized as the advertising agency for the four state apple belt Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. The board includes C Purcell McCue H W Skinner Malcolm M Brown and Carroll R Miller with a five man executive group. A half cent a bushel is to be contributed by growers and handlers to fund the year’s program while a nationwide plan was set aside for now due to time constraints before harvest. About five million bushels are signed up yielding $25 000 so far with a goal to double this amount.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Appalachian Apples
C. Purcell McCue
Greenwood
Virginia State Horticultural Society
H. W. Skinner
Chambersburg
Malcolm M. Brown
Carroll R. Miller
John R. Lewis
Charles Town
Cecil W. Wood
Hedgesville
Brown
E. D. Nininger
Roanoke
H. Clay DeGrange Winchester
Mee- Cue
Pennsylv
Horticultural Society
H. C. DeGrange
Winchester
L. Carpenter
Hagerstown
W. Skinner
McCue
Apple
National Plan
United States
Allied Industries
Senate Considers Wagner Housing Bill On Capitol Hill
Senate debates a Wagner housing measure while Interstate Commerce reviews the Guffey Vinson coal bill. House yields to conference reports on Interior Department funds and related measures. Agriculture panel meets on committee resolutions and unfinished business. Tax bill conference committee weighs differences between House and Senate revenue plans.
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