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I see no panning, just a simple pull back.

Fantasia was re-released in SuperScope in 1954. GWTW's wikipedia page has this to say about the 54 re-release. The 1954 reissue was the first time the film was shown in widescreen, compromising the original Academy ratio and cropping the top and bottom to an aspect ratio of 1.75:1. In doing...

101 Dalmatians came out the same year of GWTW's Civil War Anniversary re-release and it was and is still own shown in 1:33:1. I think up until the mid 60's that films were made for both full screen and widescreen.

This magazine from 1967 looks like it was in widescreen.

At the end the silhouette of Scarlett is wearing a hat looking at down at Tara, were as all the other time she isn't, so the end shot couldn't be taken from anywhere previous unless it was an outtake they left in for the original print. Also at the end the camera zooms out so it doesn't matter...

I don't think so, it would look very odd to have text not across the screen back then. Moving away from the traditional format wouldn't start happening until the 50's and 60's.