January 1969, Number 1
Bluetta, a New, Eary Ripening Blueberry Variety	A.D. Draper, L.F. Hough, D.H. Scott and A.W. Stretch	2
Sources of Scionwood of Peach, Nectarine and Apricot Cultivars and Rootstocks in Agricultural Experiment Stations of the United States and Canada	C.M. Ritter	3
Redchief, a New Strawberry Variety Resistant to Many Races of Red Stele Root Rot	D.H. Scott, I.C. Haut and A.D. Draper	10
Vesta, a Productive, High Quality Almond Variety	R.W. Jones	13
Fruit Bud Hardiness of North Caucasus Seedlings and other Foreign Peach Introductions	W.L. Ackerman	14
McLemore Apple from Oklahoma	APS	16
Rotyp, a Patented Apple Stock from Holland	J.N. Cummins	17
Differences in Fruit Shape, Quality and Yield Between Standard Golden Delicious and a Spurred Mutation of Golden Delicious	M.N. Westwood and P.B. Lombard	18
Jonagold and Spijon Apples	APS	19
April 1969, Number 2
Fruit Breeding in Arkansas	J.N. Moore	23
Strawberry Varieties in the United States - 1968	C.R. Smith and D.H. Scott	26
Johnny Apleseed - Some Historic Notes	M.N. Westwood	32
The Alwood Grape	G.D. Oberle and R.C. Moore	34
Six High Quality, Bacterial Spot Resistant Peach Varieties from North Carolina	F.E. Correll and C.N. Clayton	35
McIntosh Revival?	APS	39
July 1969, Number 3
A Plan to Preserve Virus-Free, Patented Clones of Deciduous Fruits	E.C. Blodgett	42
Sources of Scionwood of Pomological Species, Cultivars and Selections of Plums in Agricultural Experiment Stations of the United States and Canada	C.M. Ritter	43
'Southland' Red Raspberry - A New Fruit Crop for the South	J.W. Hull	48
Hardiness of Fruit Buds of Sweet Cherries, 1968-69	K.O. Lapins and H. Schmid	49
The Spokane Beauty Apple	M.D. Aichele	50
Two New Clingstone Peaches for Commercial Canning	G.D. Oberle, C.B. Wood and L.F. Hough	51
Tolerance of Several Grape Cultivars to Injury from Atmospheric Contaminations of 2,4-D	E. Abmeyer	53
Small Fruits for the Home Gardener	G.L. Slate	54
The Kaller Atemoya	J. Popenoe	55
Some Thoughts on the Origin of Certain Spur-Type Mutations of Apple in the State of Washington	R.B. Tukey	56
Three New Stone Fruit Cultivars Introduced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture	J.H. Weinberger	57
Shenandoah and Roanoke, New Apple Varieties for Virginia	G.D. Oberle	58
Grapes for Ohio	APS	59
October 1969, Number 4
South African Canned Fruit Increasing	APS	62
Honeygold and Red Baron, Two New Apples from Minnesota	C. Stushnoff, S.T. Munson, L.B. Hertz and H.M. Pellett	63
When to Pick Home Orchard Apple Varieties	H.W. Schroeder	65
Old Apple Varieties	APS	70
Rogue Red - a New Winter Pear Variety	P.B. Lombard, M. Thompson and Q. Zielinski	71
History of Cherries in California	APS	72
Australian Grape Varieties	H.C. Barrett and H. Hawson	73
Sungold Nectarine for Northern Florida	APS	75
Heritage, A New Fall Bearing Red Raspberry	D.K. Ourecky	78
Tropical Fruit Improvement in Florida	APS	80