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Coffs Harbour Advocate

Location

Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 30, 1952

Page

2

Controlled Weather Factory Duplicates Global Crop Conditions

A NSW bulletin reports scientists at California Institute of Technology in Pasadena built a weather factory to replicate arctic and tropical conditions in thirty laboratories. The facility can simulate rain and wind in a wind tunnel, sterilises air, and uses sterile clothing and decontamination. Dr. Robert A. Millikan says experiments may aid farmers worldwide in increasing food production.

United States NSW Department of Agriculture United States Information Centre California Institute of Technology Pasadena Robert A. Millikan

Isabelle Everingham dies at 65 in Sydney hospital

Mrs Isabelle Everingham aged 65 died in a Sydney hospital on Sunday week. She came to Coffs Harbour 20 years ago with her husband Frank Everingham and left no children. Survived by three sisters, she was born in Grafton to Isaac and Mrs Kennedy. Funeral at Methodist Cemetery with Rev J A Fullerton officiating, many relatives attended. Funeral arrangements by C H Everingham & Co.

Isabelle Everingham Sydney Clarence River Isaac Kennedy Grafton Frank Everingham Coffs Harbour M. J. Walker South Grafton Johnson Woollahra J. A. Fullerton Messrs. C

Miss Una Emily Small 47 Dies at Sydney

Miss Una Emily Small daughter of David and Rubina Small and born at Upper Orara died in Sydney on Friday week at age 47 after a sudden illness. She lived in Sydney and Brisbane before returning to care for her mother, survived by sister Mrs Leathley of Bingara and brother A P Small of Upper Orara. Remains cremated at Northern Suburbs Crematorium.

Una Emily Small Sydney Orara David and Rubina Small Miss Small New England Girls Armidale Brisbane Mrs. Leathley Bingara A. P. Small Upper Orara Crem. Torium

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