Early Days of the UAW: The Kelsey-Hayes Sit-Down Strike By Jim Ward Jim Ward is a retired member of UAW Local 78. He has been involved in the campaign to place a Historical Marker at the site of the Kelsey-Hayes plant on

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Date: 2011-04-08 15:19:23 AFL–CIO United States Walter Reuther Victor G. Reuther American studies Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement Henry Ford Union organizer Ford River Rouge Complex United Auto Workers Congress of Industrial Organizations Economy of the United States		Early Days of the UAW: The Kelsey-Hayes Sit-Down Strike By Jim Ward Jim Ward is a retired member of UAW Local 78. He has been involved in the campaign to place a Historical Marker at the site of the Kelsey-Hayes plant on Add to Reading List Source URL: mlhs.wayne.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 107,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

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