Citrus growers predict bumper crop for 1938-39. Washington, D.C., Oct. 18. Representatives of the Citrus Industry in Florida, Texas, California, and Arizona met today at the Department of Agriculture to analyze production and marketing prospects for oranges and grapefruit and consider steps which ea
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