File:Formation of the F5 Hudsonville, Michigan tornado 1956.png
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![]() This media file has been nominated for deletion since 2 October 2024. To discuss it, please visit the nomination page.
Do not remove this tag until the deletion nomination is closed. Reason for the nomination: Well, this image isn't the F5 Hudsonville tornado, it's the F4 Saugatuck tornado, and it isn't forming, it's dissipating, but that's all beside the point!
The uploader sourced this image from a National Weather Service history page. The photo was taken by Jarvin Kleiman, a resident of the area at the time, and provided to an NWS researcher by a member of the local historical society. Mr Kleiman passed away in 2002.[1] Correspondence with the NWS researcher confirms:
I have forwarded this conversation to the VRT (ticket:2024100210010644) He did think that it might have appeared in newspapers of the time. However, searches of local newspapers on newspapers.com and newspaperarchive.com failed to turn up this specific image. I focused on The Grand Rapids Press, the Holland (Evening) Sentinel and The Holland City News for the weeks following the event, plus the 10-, 20-, 25-, and 30-year anniversaries of the disaster. The Grand Rapids Press did run another photo by Mr Kleiman, taken within moments of this one, and I have uploaded it with the correct description here: File:Dissipation of the F4 Saugatuck, Michigan tornado 1956.jpg. It is definitely free of copyright and can be used in place of this image if we delete it. As a photo taken in the United States prior to 1989, its copyright status rests on whether, when, and in what context it was first published. In this particular case, there is no known publication before 2006, when the NWS published a series of articles to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the disaster.[2] There is no evidence that Mr Kleiman ever released this image into the public domain, and there is no way to ask him now. Therefore, per COM:ONUS unless anyone can provide evidence that:
this image is presumably protected by copyright that will not expire until 2073, 70 years after Mr Kleiman's death, and we cannot host it on the Commons.
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The uploader sourced this image from a National Weather Service history page. The photo was taken by Jarvin Kleiman, a resident of the area at the time, and provided to an NWS researcher by a member of the local historical society. Mr Kleiman passed away in 2002.[3] Correspondence with the NWS researcher confirms:
I have forwarded this conversation to the VRT (ticket:2024100210010644) He did think that it might have appeared in newspapers of the time. However, searches of local newspapers on newspapers.com and newspaperarchive.com failed to turn up this specific image. I focused on The Grand Rapids Press, the Holland (Evening) Sentinel and The Holland City News for the weeks following the event, plus the 10-, 20-, 25-, and 30-year anniversaries of the disaster. The Grand Rapids Press did run another photo by Mr Kleiman, taken within moments of this one, and I have uploaded it with the correct description here: File:Dissipation of the F4 Saugatuck, Michigan tornado 1956.jpg. It is definitely free of copyright and can be used in place of this image if we delete it. As a photo taken in the United States prior to 1989, its copyright status rests on whether, when, and in what context it was first published. In this particular case, there is no known publication before 2006, when the NWS published a series of articles to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the disaster.[4] There is no evidence that Mr Kleiman ever released this image into the public domain, and there is no way to ask him now. Therefore, per COM:ONUS unless anyone can provide evidence that:
this image is presumably protected by copyright that will not expire until 2073, 70 years after Mr Kleiman's death, and we cannot host it on the Commons.
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DescriptionFormation of the F5 Hudsonville, Michigan tornado 1956.png |
English: The F5 Hudsonville tornado shortly after touching down. |
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Source | https://www.weather.gov/grr/1956TornadoOutbreakSaugatuckHolland |
Author | Jarvin Kleiman |
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