At a Ford Motor Company bloom bill in the River Rouge Plant, huge tongs lift and carry hot ingot. Ingot dropped in roller gets processed and being molded in long roll. Rolls slide over conveyor and moved towards other metal working machines.
View of a huge metal working machines crafting metal parts at the Ford River Rogue plant. Various machines are shown working in concert to fashion metal parts. Workers preparing gasoline tanks, rolling to edges of the tanks in a machine to seal the edge seams.
A globe spinning slowly showing different parts of the world, interspersed with views of Ford Motor Company showrooms, service facilities, agencies, and offices at different locations in the world. Men walking in front of the buildings.
Henry Ford,founder of the Ford Motor Company along with his son Edsel Ford walking along the assembly line of 1935, Ford V-8 (Model 18) cars, Henry and Edsel Ford inspect under the hood of a V-8 while several other men follow them. They all observe the interior and the engine of V-8 and discuss as they walk by the assembly line. Edsel Ford gets into the drivers seat and Henry Ford gets into the passenger seat.
Dearborn,Michigan. Organizing men of United Auto Workers (UAW)Organization standing in the yard of the Ford Motor Company River Rouge plant and distributing newspapers to the plant workers passing by. A man walking with papers,several men reading papers while policemen stand near a paddy wagon. A policeman reads the newspaper while another man looks at it. Some of the men board the paddy wagon as police look on. Two men stand and discuss the newspapers while another man writes on newspaper.
A man seated at a working table in the corner of a room. He works in the dim light of a table lamp placed on the desk.
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