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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1949
Page
18
Fragmentary and garbled text from an Amarillo Globe issue provides no clear event or identifiable subjects. The readable portions mention publishing logistics and a dated setup but lack concrete actions, people, places, or outcomes to summarize.
An English researcher Dr. W. R. Ashby argues a synthetic brain is near, with a machine that seeks comfort by self-adjustment. The piece imagines future thinking machines guiding government and international relations, possibly yielding impartial, enforceable decisions.
A columnist defends television as a powerful, transformative medium for everyday life. He cites a cab driver’s wife and kids, describes Howdy Doody rituals, praises live action and newsreels, and argues video exposes insincerity while offering education and entertainment. Distributed by McNa tet.
Article lists feared Soviet tools such as fear greed hatred and despair and warns Americans to stay vigilant against these forces. It frames this as a George Matthew Adams Service feature promoting American resilience against communism.
A cheeky charity-tinged legend follows Charlie, a Baltimore native turned Christmas helper, as he robs a toy shop and is caught by police in Rio de Janeiro. The story unfolds with diplomats, a Brazilian court, and a quirky defense invoking Santa Claus.
George E. Sokolsky argues that international tribunals may blur justice with political aims. Judges Shake and Morris warn against collective guilt and mass punishment, noting private citizens and noncombatants could be punished as war criminals if victors decide. He condemns coercive pressure in cultural life and praises American judges who defend individual responsibility and justice.
Ernest O. Northcutt, county judge for eight years, notes few Scout cases in court and argues Scouts attract boys at sensitive ages with good companions. He warns that public speakers risk overconfidence when audiences agree with them, risking self folly.
A reading of a crossword page lists horizontal clues from 3 Abraham's entry to 54 Misdeeds and vertical clues from 1 Seethed to 52 East Indies. The mixed array includes bird names, metals, pronouns, months, and tens of thematic hints for puzzle fans.
A paragraph long fragment describes a park resident who befriended local children and told them a Santa Claus story, prompting some conflict or complaint. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
A newspaper snippet notes a man promising gifts to good and kind children if parents lack money as Christmas nears, hinting at charitable plans. continuation referenced on page 20.
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