This company was largely financed by Alexander Malcomson. In 1932 four workers were shot to death during a "Hunger March" against this company, and in 1937, The Battle of the Overpass was fought near the River Rouge Complex of this company when security guards beat of Richard Frankensteen and Walter Reuther.
This company was largely financed by Alexander Malcomson. In 1932 four workers were shot to death during a "Hunger March" against this company, and in 1937, The Battle of the Overpass was fought near the River Rouge Complex of this company when security guards beat of Richard Frankensteen and Walter Reuther. Robert McNamara was briefly president of this company before becoming Secretary of Defense. The influence of this corporation's practices led to it becoming the eponym of an economic system based on mass production, and this company famously was able to increase productivity after increasing employee wages to five dollars a day. For ten points name this corporation headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan that produced the Model T.
This company was largely financed by Alexander Malcomson. In 1932 four workers were shot to death during a "Hunger March" against this company, and in 1937, The Battle of the Overpass was fought near the River Rouge Complex of this company when security guards beat of Richard Frankensteen and Walter Reuther.
{Ford} Motor Company