This folksy fast-food icon had a few skeletons in his closet

The seventh of May 1931 was a hot, dusty day in Kentucky. Alongside a dirt road, a service station manager named Matt Stewart stood on a ladder painting a cement railroad wall. His application of a fresh coat of paint was gradually obscuring the sign that had been painted there. The car skidded to a … Continue reading "This folksy fast-food icon had a few skeletons in his closet"