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Ono of the heaviest infestations of the corn leaf aphid in the last 22 
years was reported from Wisconsin, with reports of heavy danage also from Minnesota 
and Nebraska. 
The vetch bruchid has "been discovered in the important seed-producing 
sections of Oregon, with indications that it is also established in southwestern 
Washington. 
Tex? 
Maine. 
An outbreak of the sorghum v/ebworm is reported from Arkansas and northern 
Heavy infestation of the codling moth is reported from Virginia, 
Damage by the apple maggot to both apples and blueberrieq increased in 
Rather heavy infestations of citrus by whiteflies were reported as extend- 
ing from Georgia and Florida to Louisiana. 
The banded cucumber beetle did serious injury to a variety of truck crops 
from South Carolina around, the Gulf to Texas. 
Damage by the potato tuber noth to potatoes is reported from North Carolina 
and Louisiana; also considerable danage by this insect to tomatoes in California. 
The tobacco moth was found injuring tobacco in pack houses on farms in 
Pittsylvania County, Va. , and Rockingham, Forsyth, Durham, and Caswell Counties, 
N. C. 
Mexican bean beetle did some damage in Connecticut and New York. More 
severe damage -’as reported from North Carolina southward to Florida and westward 
to Ohio and Tennessee. 
Pickle worm injury to late cucurbits is reported from South Carolina and 
Missouri. ' 
Flights of the cotton leaf worm moth into New England, New York, Pennsylvania. 
i f occurred throughout September. In the Southern States ' 
extensive defoliation and ragging of cotton is reported to be general. 
Mississippi!^ 1 " 1Q>,0rn was Sfinerally abundant from Connecticut to Florida and 
A very heavy infestation of walkingst icks was reported from Carbon County, Pa. 
A sawfly, Diprion fr utoWun F. , was collected in Ne- Jorsev This 
KS states^ ° f d ‘^ e 17 thi * * hich ^ * P-* of Pine, in 
afe ^IsTrooorted £ re "' ,< ’ r * yP^rtod fro-, north.centr.ol Illinois and dan. 
State.' 1 ° tGd scattered localities in the nest-central part of the 
