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- Short Biography of Ford Motor Company Employee James O'Connor, circa 1943 - This short biography reveals James O'Connor's history with the Ford Motor Company. After starting work in a paint shop at a young age, O'Connor progressed through the employment ranks to become the final assembly line foreman in the "B" Building of the Ford Rouge Plant.
- 1907-1943
- Collections - Artifact
Short Biography of Ford Motor Company Employee James O'Connor, circa 1943
This short biography reveals James O'Connor's history with the Ford Motor Company. After starting work in a paint shop at a young age, O'Connor progressed through the employment ranks to become the final assembly line foreman in the "B" Building of the Ford Rouge Plant.
- James O'Connor, Foreman of Final Assembly Line at Ford Rouge Plant, 1943 - James O'Connor was from the small rural town of Emmett, Michigan. He started in the final assembly area at Ford's Piquette Plant in March 1907, when the company made the Model K. In 1919, O'Connor served as foreman at the Highland Park Plant. Then in 1928, he worked in the same role at the Rouge Plant's "B" Building.
- June 29, 1943
- Collections - Artifact
James O'Connor, Foreman of Final Assembly Line at Ford Rouge Plant, 1943
James O'Connor was from the small rural town of Emmett, Michigan. He started in the final assembly area at Ford's Piquette Plant in March 1907, when the company made the Model K. In 1919, O'Connor served as foreman at the Highland Park Plant. Then in 1928, he worked in the same role at the Rouge Plant's "B" Building.