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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1963
Page
7
HAL Boyle jokes about ice cubes and aging from a New York AP column. He recalls cold memories with a lazy noisy refrigerator, old methods to extract cubes, and the shift to modern plastic ice trays. He notes an era of ice fragmentation, a London pub workaround, and finally blaming Britain for perfect drinks.
Texas court records list many releases and deeds involving properties in Galveston and Trinity Bays and nearby surveys. Transfers include Sun Oil Co releases, Pan American Petroleum, and multiple land parcels in Winnie Subdivision, Bayridge Addn, Saint Mary area, with tracts ranging from fractions to several hundred acres under various trustees and survey names.
Cheboygan Michigan AP reports three day old infant Roxy Morro weighing 27 ounces at birth is reported doing well in an incubator at Cheboygan Community Hospital. Dr Walter Larson notes the baby is small yet thriving and says the record set by Jean Benson of Chicago is still larger but the Morrows remain hopeful.
The article explains the four Dow Jones averages Journalists describe the industrial, railroad, and bond indices and how they reflect daily market direction. It notes the impact of short sales and dividends on readings and cautions readers about stock changes and long term strategies.
A crisis in a South American colony near 609,000 people prompts U S aid. The US Agency for International Relocation sponsors 20,005 vaccine doses and medical supplies. Dr Henry A. M. Geifand leads a four member Health Service team, restoring health services and stamping out the epidemic amid mixed sentiment toward Uncle Sam.
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