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LOCUST 
LOCUST LEAF MINER ( Chalepus dorsalis Thumb . ) 
Maryland. E. N. Cory (July 20): 'Attacking locust leaves at Prince Frederick, 
Calvert County,. 
Virginia, A. M. Woodside (July 20); Damage to foliage of "black locust "becoming 
more apparent. Trees in many localities in Augusta County appear scorched, 
North Carolina, 3. H. Wilford (July 8): Damage to "black locust in mountains of 
western North Carolina is apparently rrtuch less serious than it has "been in 
the last 2 or 3 years, 
Tennessee, 0. M, Bentley (July 15 ) 5 Reported as found in largo -numbers on "blac 
locust in a park in Memphis, 
B, H. Wilford (July 8)* Damage to black locust in the mountains of oaste 
, Tennessee apparently much less serious than in tho last 2 or 3 years, 
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Ohio, R, H. Nelson (July 18)* Severely injuring black locust along tho Ohio 
Rivor in Lawrence County. Adults numerous on July 18, Modorate -infosta- 
tion found on rose-acacia at Burlington, 
A GALL MIDGE ( Dasynoura " gloditshiao 0, S.) 
New York, E. P. Felt (July 24): Somewhat abundant on trees in environs of New 
York City, a considerable proportion of tho leaflets being deformed, 
MAPLE 
WOOLLY ALDER APHID ( Prociphilus tessellatus Fitch) 
•Vermont, . H, L, Bailey (July 29)* Unusual number of reports from Washington 
County, central Vermont, Apparently plentiful on silver maples as late as 
July 22. 
Maryland, E. N, Cory (July l)* Attacking maple in Baltimore end in Prince 
Georges and Saint Marys Counties. 
District of Columbia, L, G. Baumhofer (July 15)* Numerous calls and specimens 
received during June and the early part of July indicate that this post waf 
more abundant than usual in Washington and vicinity, 
MAPLE BLADDER GALL ( Phyllocoptos quadripes Shim. ) 
District of Columbia. L. G. Baumhofer (July 22)* Numerous inquiries received i 
June and early July regarding cause of these galls, which wero apparently 
rather common on silver maple in certain sections of Washington and vicini! 
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Michigan. R, Hutson (July 24); Common on soft maple at Pontiac, Dearborn, Ann 
Arbor, East Lansing, and Grand Rapids, 
