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#62 Clipping: “There wasn’t a coat in sight on Fort Worth streets Tuesday. At 88 degrees it was a record Feb. 17”, 1959.

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#62 Clipping: “There wasn’t a coat in sight on Fort Worth streets Tuesday. At 88 degrees it was a record Feb. 17”, 1959.

What Fort Worth, Texas looked like in the 1950s

#62 Clipping: “There wasn’t a coat in sight on Fort Worth streets Tuesday. At 88 degrees it was a record Feb. 17”, 1959.

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