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“DALLAS (AP) — A huge, black tornado whirled and roared over a deadly, 21-mile path across Dallas yesterday as thousands watched in fear and awe. Ten persons were killed and police sought others reported missing. Some 198 were treated at hospitals for injuries.

Tornadoes also plowed into southern Oklahoma and killed at least five persons. Another person was killed near Paris, Tex., as a series of tornadoes skipped around north Texas.”

– April 2, 1957

03 Apr 1957, 1 – Abilene Reporter-News at Newspapers.com

On March 31, 1973 Jane Fonda said  US prisoners of war were not tortured in Vietnam and called them “liars and hypocrites.”

01 Apr 1973, Page 1 – The Gastonia Gazette at Newspapers.com

Criticism of politicians in Germany is prohibited as “hate speech.”

1:27 AM · Mar 22, 2022

They had the same law in 1934.

“Nazi decree which makes it a !time to criticize Hitler”

10 Aug 1934, 9 – Chicago Tribune at Newspapers.com

31 Jul 1934, 16 – The Province at Newspapers.com

On October 3, 1946 the Atlanta Constitution reported this :

“Japan developed and successfully tested an atomic bomb three days prior to the end of the war. She destroyed unfinished atomic bombs,  secret papers and her atomic bomb plant only hours before the advance units of the Russian Army moved into Konan, Korea. site of the project. Japanese scientists who developed the bomb are now in Moscow, prisoners of the Russians. They were tortured by their captors seeking atomic “know-how.”

03 Oct 1946, 1 – The Atlanta Constitution at Newspapers.com

The climate prophets at Time Magazine know what the future will be and say extreme heat in Phoenix is “unprecedented weather.”

Climate Change Will Impact Air Travel in Surprising Ways | Time

In Germany you can be jailed for wearing the letter Z.

During the 1930s Germany imprisoned people who wore stars.

On March 31, 1933 a deadly tornado outbreak devastated Mississippi, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri and Alabama.

01 Apr 1933, Page 1 – The Daily Times-News at Newspapers.com

10:57 AM · Mar 30, 2022

On March 31, 1962 Milton, Florida was largely destroyed by a tornado.

01 Apr 1962, Page 1 – The Greenville News at Newspapers.com

On March 31, 1973 there were deadly tornadoes in Georgia and 600 miles of the Mississippi River were flooded.

01 Apr 1973, Page 1 – The Greenville News at Newspapers.com