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Officers and Committees 6

State and Foreign Vice-Presidents 7

Constitution 8

By-Laws 9

Proceedings of the Thirty-ninth Annual Convention 12 Address of Welcome--George F. Gant 12 Response--Dr. L. H. MacDaniels 14 President's Address--John Davidson 15 Secretary's Report--J. C. McDaniel 16 Treasurer's Report--D. C. Snyder 18 Other Business of the Association, Committee Election and Reports 19

The Development and Propagation of Blight Resistant Chestnut in West Virginia--Ralph H. Quick 26

The Present Status of the Chestnut in Virginia--R. C. Moore 31

Growing Chinese Chestnuts in Lee County, Alabama--G. S. Jones 34

Processed Chestnuts on the Market throughout the Year--J. C. Moore 38

Chestnut Growing in the Southeast--Max B. Hardy 41

Marketing Chestnuts in the Pacific Coast--Carroll D. Bush 51

Chestnut Weevils and Their Control with DDT--E. R. Van Leeuwen 54

Diseases Affecting the Success of Tree Crop Plantings--G. F. Gravatt and Donald C. Stout 60

Round Table Discussion on Chestnut Problems--Spencer B. Chase, Presiding 69

Greetings from a Kentucky Nut--Dr. C. A. Moss 83

Nut Trees for West Tennessee--Aubrey Richards, M.D. 85

Marketing Black Walnuts as a Community Projects--Rev. Bernard Taylor 87

Experiences with Tree Crops in Meigs County, Tennessee--W. A. Shadow 88

Nut Hobbying in Eastern West Virginia--Wilbert M. Frye 91

A Look, "Backward and Forward" into Nut Growing in Kentucky--W. G. Tatum 93

Round Table Discussion on Judging Schedule for Black Walnuts--Dr. L. H. MacDaniels, Chairman 95

Present Outlook for Honeylocust in the South--J. C. Moore 104

Possibilities of Filbert Growing in Virginia--E. L. Overholser 111

Filberts for Food and Looks in Kentucky--N. R. Elliott 116

J. F. Jones, Introducer of Many Nut Varieties--Clarence A. Reed 118

The Value of Nut Trees in Tennessee--F. S. Chance 126

The Development and Filling of Nuts--H. L. Crane 130

The Grafted Curly Walnut as a Timber Tree--J. Ford Wilkinson 139

The Black Walnut Situation in Tennessee--George B. Shivery 142

Grafting Walnuts in Ohio--Sylvester Shessler 145

Grafting Walnuts in the Greenhouse--George L. Slate 146

Nut Investigations at the Pennsylvania State College--William S. Clarke, Jr. 148

Black Walnuts: A New Specialty at Renfro Valley--Tom Mullins 149

Marketing Black Walnut Kernels--F. J. McCauley 152

Production of Bacteria-Free Walnut Kernels--Roger W. Pease 157

Pecan Selection in Oklahoma--Dr. Frank B. Cross 160

Pecan Improvement Program for Southwestern Kentucky--W. W. Magill 164

Pecan Production in South Carolina--T. L. Senn 167

Preservation of Shelled Pecans by Drying and Hermetically Sealing--Hubert Harris 169

Follow-Up Studies on the 1946 Ohio Black Walnut Prize Winners--L. Walter Sherman 174

Final Business Session, Election of Officers, Reports of Committees 177

Odds and Ends--Dr. W. C. Deming 181

The Birth of a New Walnut Cracker--B. H. Thompson 183

Marketing of Black Walnuts in Arkansas--T. A. Winkleman 183

Further Notes on Nut Tree Guards for Pasture Plantings--Oliver D. Diller 184

A Pecan Orchard in Glouchester County, Virginia--Mrs. Selina L. Hopkins 186

Indiana Nut Shows Have Educational Value--W. B. Ward 188

The Importance of Stock and Scion Relationship in Hickory and Walnut--Carl Weschcke 190

Progress with Nuts at Wolfeboro, New Hampshire--Matthew Lahti 195

Breeding Chestnuts in the New York City Area--Alfred Szego 196

Winter Injury to Nut Trees at Ithaca, New York, in the Fall and Winter of 1947-48--L. H. MacDaniels and Damon Boynton 199

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