Propaganda:
e360.yale.edu
Reality:
In 1937 there was a fire every 3 minutes burning 21,980,500 acres.
On 1/26/1950
Highs
Texas = 96
Florida = 86
Mississippi = 85
Georgia = 85
Louisiana = 84
Arkansas = 83
Alabama = 83
South Carolina = 83
North Carolina = 81
Oklahoma = 80
New York = 80
Pennsylvania = 80
West Virginia = 80
14 states were over 80 degrees on 1/26/1950
12 states were under -20 degrees on 1/26/1950
If the weather was doing this today, they'd be screaming climate change. New York Pennsylvania and West Virginia all over 80 degrees in late January!

Climate Whiplash: Wild Swings in Extreme Weather Are on the Rise
As the world warms, scientists say that abrupt shifts in weather patterns — droughts followed by severe floods, or sudden and unseasonable fluctuations in temperature — are intensifying, adding yet another climate-related threat that is already affecting humans and natural world.

Reality:
In 1937 there was a fire every 3 minutes burning 21,980,500 acres.
On 1/26/1950
Highs
Texas = 96
Florida = 86
Mississippi = 85
Georgia = 85
Louisiana = 84
Arkansas = 83
Alabama = 83
South Carolina = 83
North Carolina = 81
Oklahoma = 80
New York = 80
Pennsylvania = 80
West Virginia = 80
14 states were over 80 degrees on 1/26/1950
12 states were under -20 degrees on 1/26/1950
If the weather was doing this today, they'd be screaming climate change. New York Pennsylvania and West Virginia all over 80 degrees in late January!