Cartoons. These are the top 5 cartoons of the 40s that wouldn't be aired today. Number 5: Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs. This 1943 Warner Brothers cartoon was a twisted parody of Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Instead of Snow White, it featured an exaggerated black caricature named So White. And the cartoon became one of Warner Brother
cartoons. Number two, the controversy of Speedy Gonzales. Speedy Gonzales first appeared in a prototype form in the late 1940s, eventually becoming one of Warner Brothers' most recognizable characters. But in 1999, Cartoon Network pulled his cartoons over concerns about Mexican stereotypes, sparking criticism from fans and some Hispanic viewers. FR
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Korea. September 1951. Private William Crawford's unit was pinned down on Hill 875. Three enemy machine gun positions dug in, pouring fire into his platoon. Crawford didn't wait for orders. He moved out alone. He attacked the first position with grenades and his rifle, took it out. Then moved to the second. Grenades again. He cleared it. His unit w
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