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How Clyde Barrow went from Waco car thief to America's most infamous outlaw | Weird Wild West

Before becoming infamous outlaws, Clyde Barrow was arrested twice in Waco for burglary and car theft. In 1930, he escaped ...
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Watch how pilots crossed the Atlantic in a 1930s airliner

Crossing the Atlantic in a 1930s airliner meant long hours, constant monitoring, and no margin for error. Pilots relied on ...
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This maverick filmmaker just wrote an epic novel about the original controversial carmaker. He explains why

In 'Crucible,' John Sayles, director of 'Eight Men Out' and 'Lone Star,' tackles the eventful life of Henry Ford.
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Wendell Scott's 1937 Ford Modified on display at NASCAR exhibit

The 1937 Ford Modified that Danville legend Wendell Scott once drove is on display at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina.