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After smoke from Canadian wildfires moved into the area last week, causing a Code Purple air-quality alert, it wasn't clear if the 1928 Ford Tri-Motor would get to fly the
After smoke from Canadian wildfires moved into the area last week, causing a Code Purple air-quality alert, it wasn't clear if the 1928 Ford Tri-Motor would get to fly the
Liberty Aviation Museum gave visitors historic trips around Port Clinton recently as it offered sightseeing rides aboard the 1928 Ford Tri-Motor...
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Video provided by Newsy (Photo: Getty via iStock/Thinkstock) After every major financial crisis over the past century, policymakers in the executive and legislative branches of the United States government have passed sweeping legislation to overhaul the way banks do business. The Panic of 1907 prompted the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, which created our central bank. The Great Depression led to the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, which established the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and prohibited the cohabitation of investment and commercial banks. And the litany of crises throughout the 1...