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1	Title:	Ships Salvage Program Records Subseries-Purchase, 1925-1926	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	264
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Superintendents Office
	Abstract:	Purchased by Ford Motor Company for scrap, the 199 ships were towed to the Rouge plant in Dearborn and dismantled in the amazingly short time of 16 months.
	Subjects:	Salvage (Waste, etc.) \| Ships--Scrapping \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| United States. Shipping Board \| Contracts \| Logs (records) \| Photographs
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2	Title:	E. A. Walters papers, 1901-1944	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	491
	Creator:	Walters, E. A. (Edgar A.)
	Abstract:	E. A. Walters worked for the Ford Motor Company, first in the Press Department of the Highland Park Plant and then as Superintendent of the Pressed Steel Division of the Ford Rouge River Plant. He also assisted in preparations for the production of B-24 bombers at Willow Run. His papers contain documents and photographs related to his work at the Rouge plant and Willow Run.
	Subjects:	Walter, E. A. \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Willow Run Industrial Complex \| Automobile industry and trade--Michigan \| Steel industry and trade--Michigan \| Ford Motor Company. Employees \| Photographs \| Photographic prints
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3	Title:	Ships Salvage Program Records subseries, 1925-1931	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	546
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Purchasing Department.
	Abstract:	In August 1925, Ford Motor Company signed a contract with the United States Shipping Board to purchase and scrap ships originally ordered by the U. S. Shipping Board to meet war-time needs as the country entered World War I. These records document the purchase and the dismantling of the 199 ships acquired by Ford.
	Subjects:	Wibel, A. M. (Albert M.), 1886-1965 \| Ford Motor Company. Purchasing Department. \| Ford Motor Company--Purchasing \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant. \| United States. Shipping Board. \| Automobile industry and trade \| Industrial procurement \| Salvage (Waste, etc.) \| Ships--Purchasing \| Ships--Scrapping \| Blueprints (reprographic copies) \| Ledgers
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4	Title:	Frank Hadas papers, 1905-1924	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	488
	Creator:	Hadas, Frank, 1882-
	Abstract:	Frank Hadas worked as a branch assembly plant inspector for Ford Motor Company from 1912-1926. His papers include papers and photographs relating to his work at Ford Motor Company, as well as an album of personal and family photographs.
	Subjects:	Hadas, Frank, 1882- \| Ford Motor Company \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant. \| World War, 1914-1918--Equipment and supplies \| Shipbuilding \| Automobile dealers \| Factory management \| Hunting \| Fishing \| Automobile industry and trade \| Ford Motor Company--Employees \| Branches (Business enterprises) \| Eagle boats \| Panoramas \| Photographs \| Photograph albums \| Maps
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5	Title:	Ford Motor Company Vehicle Production Records, 1938-1948	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	64.167.769
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company
	Abstract:	Collection consists primarily of "Monthly & Accumulative Record of Vehicles Assembled" forms completed by individual Ford Motor Company plants, and supplied to Ford's Distribution Control Department during the period 1946 to 1948. The forms include information on vehicle body type; wheelbase; engine type; number of vehicles assembled for a given month; and total number of vehicles assembled from start of vehicle model production.
	Subjects:	Ford Motor Company \| Ford Motor Company. Atlanta Assembly Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Edgewater Assembly Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Kansas City Assembly Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Louisville Assembly Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Twin Cities Assembly Plant \| Automobile industry and trade \| Forms (documents)
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6	Title:	Joseph C. Beh, Sr. papers, 1915-1928	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	147
	Creator:	Beh, Joseph C., Sr., 1889-1975.
	Abstract:	John C. Beh Sr. became an employee of the Ford Motor Company in 1915. These papers mostly include employee lists for engineering and power plant related departments and other miscellaneous documents relating to his employment.
	Subjects:	Beh, Joseph C., Sr., 1889-1975. \| Allison, Fred. \| Perry, William, 1853-1940. \| Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943. \| Ford Motor Company--Employees. \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant. \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant. \| Ford Motor Company. Electrical Power Department. \| Automobile industry and trade \| Power-plants--Michigan. \| Automobile engineers \| African American automobile industry workers \| World War, 1914-1918 \| Photographs. \| Group portraits.
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7	Title:	Office of the Treasurer records subseries, 1903-1932	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	483
	Creator:	Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943
	Abstract:	The Office of the Treasurer records subseries contains plant engineering contracts and various financial and legal records of the Ford Motor Company for 1903 thorough 1932.
	Subjects:	Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943. \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant. \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant. \| Ford Motor Company. Office of the Treasurer. \| Automobile industry and trade \| Automobile factories \| Auditors' reports \| Blast furnaces \| Credit \| Installment plan \| Plant engineering \| Factory management \| Power-plants \| Ford Motor Company--Finance. \| Financial records.
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8	Title:	Executive Records subgroup, 1946-1952	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	SE012
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Purchasing Division
	Abstract:	The Executive records subgroup contains records pertaining to Purchasing Department executives Carl Unruh and Irving Duffy as well as various Purchasing Department activities, including manufacturing plant sales and university lectures.
	Subjects:	Duffy, Irving A., 1904-1980 \| Schramm, J. G. \| Unruh, Carl \| Ford Motor Company. Purchasing Division. \| Ford Motor Company--Purchasing. Executive planning committee. \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant. \| Ford Motor Company. Purchasing Division--Planning \| Granite City Steel Company--Granite City (Ill.) \| Ford Motor Company--Purchasing \| Automobile industry and trade \| Automobiles--Purchasing \| Industrial procurement \| Selling--Industrial equipment \| Blueprints (reprographic samples) \| Minutes \| Technical drawings
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9	Title:	Photographs for Ford News Bureau album series, circa 1946-1948	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	1505
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Photographic Department.
	Abstract:	The series contains an album containing striking photographic images depicting Ford Motor Company plants, Ford employees, and the process of producing automobiles and trucks.
	Subjects:	Ford Motor Company. Photographic Department \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Marine operations \| Ford Motor Company--Employees \| Benson Ford (Ship) \| Ford Fleet \| Assembly-line methods \| Automobile factories \| Automobile industry and trade \| Automobile industry workers \| Ford automobile \| Cargo ships \| Industrial designers \| Shipping \| Photograph albums \| Photographs \| Aerial views
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10	Title:	Photographic Library (Earle Hager) records series, 1938-1971	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	1685
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Photograpic Department.
	Abstract:	Earle Harger was a librarian for the Ford Motor Company. The series contains research files on Ford Motor Company history, reports on practices of other large photographic libraries and printed and published material about the company.
	Subjects:	Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 \| Harger, Earle, 1905-1976 \| Ford Motor Company. Photographic Department. \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant. \| Ford Motor Company. Archives. \| Ford Motor Company--By-products \| Ford Rotunda (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Henry Ford Hospital \| Fair Lane (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Automobile industry and trade \| Ford automobile \| Assembly-line methods \| Automobile racing \| Automobiles--Design and construction \| Agriculture--Research \| Coal mines and mining \| Waste products \| Lincoln automobile \| Rubber industry and trade \| Special libraries \| World War, 1939-1945 \| Annual Reports \| Chronologies \| Photographs \| Posters \| Publications
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11	Title:	Irving R. Bacon papers, 1863-1957 (bulk 1929-1945)	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	1657
	Creator:	Bacon, Irving R. (Irving Ruben), 1875-1962
	Abstract:	Irving R. Bacon worked for Henry Ford as an artist. His work ranged from cartoons in the Ford Times to paintings of artifacts and events at the Edison Institute. His papers include photographs, drawings, and correspondence related to his career with Ford Motor Company and the Edison Institute.
	Subjects:	Bacon, Irving R. (Irving Ruben), 1875-1962 \| Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 \| Ford family \| Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931 \| Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 \| Bennett, Sir John, 1805-1891 \| Burroughs, John, 1837-1921 \| Carver, George Washington, 1864?-1943 \| Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943 \| Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964 \| Firestone, Harvey Samuel, 1868-1938 \| Thumb, Tom, 1838-1883 \| Dearborn Inn (Dearborn, Mich) \| Ford Motor Company \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Henry Ford (Organization). Greenfield Village \| Henry Ford (Organization). Henry Ford Museum \| Dearborn Independent \| Fordson tractor \| Actors and actresses \| Celebrities \| Artists \| Painting \| Theater--Stage setting and scenery \| Sketches \| Photographs
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12	Title:	Defense Contracts Department records series, 1940-1953	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	748
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Finance Staff.
	Abstract:	The Defense Contracts Department records series consists of files maintained by the Defense Contract Financial Administration Department, Controller's Office, Finance Division. The records document Department of Defense contract administration of Ford's maritime operations during World War II. Records include correspondence from Ford employees in the Traffic Import-Export Department in Edgewater, New Jersey; Traffic Department; and Marine Department. Files from the postwar period, circa 1947-1948, are predominantly from the Ford Navigation Company. Materials are arranged by subject.
	Subjects:	Ford Motor Company. Finance Staff. \| Ford Motor Company. Finance Staff. \| Ford Motor Company. Defense Contracts Department. \| Ford Motor Company--Employees. \| Ford Motor Company. Marine operations. \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company--Finance. \| Ford Motor Company--Management. \| Ford Navigation Company. \| United States. Dept. of Defense. \| Automobile industry and trade--Costs. \| Automobiles--Accounting \| Branches (Business enterprises) \| Costs, Industrial \| Freight and freightage \| Overhead costs \| Subsidiary corporations \| World War, 1939-1945
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13	Title:	Ford Rotunda Lantern Slides series, 1948-1962	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	74.300.1182
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Photographic Department
	Abstract:	The Ford Rotunda was used for many purposes, including exhibit space and office space, from 1934 until it was destroyed by a fire in 1962. The Ford Rotunda Lantern Slides series contains glass lantern slides documenting Ford Motor Company's activities at the Rotunda building.
	Subjects:	Ford, Henry, 1917-1987. \| Kahn, Albert Eugene, 1912-1979. \| Fuller, R. Buckminster (Richard Buckminster), 1895-1983 \| Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands, 1909- \| Ford Motor Company. Photographic Department. \| Ford Motor Company--Buildings. \| Ford Motor Company--Tours. \| Ford Rotunda (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company--Anniversaries, etc. \| Ford Motor Company--Exhibitions. \| Century 21 Exposition (1962: Seattle, Wash.) \| Century of Progress International Exposition (1933-1934: Chicago, Ill.) \| Exhibition buildings \| Exhibit booths \| Automobile industry and trade \| Rotundas \| Tourism \| Horticultural exhibitions \| Celebrities \| Dearborn (Mich.)--Buildings. \| Lantern slides
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14	Title:	Photographs For The Company series, 1918-1954	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	189
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Engineering Photographic Department.
	Abstract:	The series is comprised of photographic prints and negatives created by the Ford Motor Company Engineering Photographic Department. Subjects include the engineering and design on Ford Motor Company automobiles, tractors and airplanes, as well as factories, celebrities and other Ford interests. NOTE: This PDF formatted document is quite large, may take some time to open and/or download.
	Subjects:	Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 \| Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943 \| Lindbergh, Charles A. (Charles Augustus), 1902-1974 \| Ford Motor Company. Engineering Photographic Department \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Willow Run Bomber Plant \| Fair Lane (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Ford Village Industries \| Sialia (Ship) \| Aircraft industry \| Aeronautics--Competitions \| Antiques \| Assembly-line methods \| Automobile industry and trade \| Automobiles--Design and construction \| Automobiles--Testing \| Industrial designers \| Celebrities \| Ford automobile \| Lincoln automobile \| Mercury automobile \| Ford Three-engined Monoplane (Transport plane) \| Radio--History \| Soybean products \| Tractor industry \| Vehicles, Military \| World War, 1939-1945 \| Ford Airport (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Photographs \| Negatives (Photographic) \| Photographic prints
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15	Title:	Small Accessions Collection, 1812-1984 (bulk 1903-1978)	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	Not Available
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Archives
	Abstract:	Originally started by Ford Motor Company archivists to house and administer collections deemed too small to be described individually, the bulk of the Small Accession collection was donated to The Henry Ford in the 1964 donation (the first and largest transfer of archives from Ford Motor Company to The Henry Ford) and the practice was continued by Edison Institute staff.
	Subjects:	Airplanes \| Automobile dealers \| Automobile industry and trade \| Automobiles \| Buildings--Michigan--Dearborn \| Ford automobile \| Ford tractors \| Lincoln automobile \| Fordson tractors \| Industrialists \| Philanthropists \| Ford, Clara Bryant, 1866-1950 \| Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943 \| Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 \| Ford, Henry, 1917-1987 \| Ford family \| Ford Motor Company \| Ford Motor Company--Anniversaries, etc. \| Ford Motor Company--Buildings \| Ford Motor Company--Employees \| Ford Motor Company--Public relations \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Village Industries \| Lincoln Motor Company \| Edison Institute Schools \| Fair Lane (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Henry Ford Farms \| Henry Ford (Organization) \| Henry Ford (Organization). Greenfield Village \| Henry Ford (Organization). Henry Ford Museum \| Wayside Inn (Sudbury, Mass.) \| Dearborn (Mich.) \| Detroit (Mich.) \| Oral histories \| Audiotapes \| Blueprints (reprographic copies) \| Compact discs \| Design drawings \| Diaries \| DVDs \| Ledgers (account books) \| Photographs \| Publications \| Sound recordings \| Technical drawings \| Videotapes
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16	Title:	E. M. Anderson records, 1929-1953	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	559
	Creator:	The Ford Motor Company. Power Department.
	Abstract:	E. M. Anderson was a manager of the Plant and Production Engineering Department within the Steel Division at the Rouge Plant. Originating in the Plant and Production Engineering Department within the Steel Division at the Rouge Plant, the E. M. Anderson records consist of files of several different supervisors at the Power Department relating to power operations at several Ford Motor Company sites.
	Subjects:	Airplanes--Turbojet engines \| Automobile industry and trade \| Branches (Business enterprises) \| Coal mines and mining--Kentucky \| Electric power systems \| Jet engines \| Plant engineering \| Power (Mechanics) \| Power-plants--Michigan--Dearborn. \| Power-plants--United States. \| Ford Motor Company. Power Department. \| Camp Legion. \| Dearborn Engineering Laboratory (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Ford Motor Company. Aircraft Engine Division. \| Ford Motor Company. Chicago Aircraft Engine Plant. \| Ford Motor Company. Power and Construction Department. \| Ford Motor Company. Plant Engineering Department. \| Ford Motor Company -- Purchasing. \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Company \| Fordson Coal Company. \| Blueprints (reprographic copies) \| Design drawings. \| Photographs. \| Technical drawings.
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17	Title:	Photographic Vertical File series, 1860-1980 (bulk 1890-1955)	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	1660
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Archives.
	Abstract:	The Photographic vertical file series is an assembled collection of photographs from a variety of sources. The series contains both original photographs and copy photographs, covering a wide range of topics.
	Subjects:	Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 \| Ford, Clara Bryant, 1866-1950 \| Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943 \| Ford, Eleanor, 1896- \| Ford, Henry, 1917-1987 \| Ford family \| Bryant family \| Litogot family. \| Burroughs, John, 1837-1921. \| Carver, George Washington, 1864?-1943 \| Disney, Walt, 1901-1966. \| Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931 \| Firestone family \| Ford Motor Company. Archives. \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Willow Run Bomber Plant. \| Ford Motor Company -- Employees. \| Ford Motor Company -- Executives. \| Ford Motor Company -- Buildings. \| Ford Village Industries. \| Ford Rotunda (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Ford Fleet. \| Henry Ford Hospital \| Henry Ford Trade School \| Henry Ford (Organization) \| Fair Lane (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Wayside Inn (Sudbury, Mass.) \| Automobile industry and trade \| Automobile industry workers \| Automobile racing drivers \| Assembly-line methods \| Automobile factories \| Automobiles, Racing \| Endurance races. \| Ford automobile \| Lincoln automobile \| Mercury automobile \| Rubber industry and trade \| Tractors \| Trucks \| Industrialists \| Camping \| Celebrities \| Power-plants \| Aircraft industry \| Airplanes \| Advertising \| Peace movement -- United States. \| Vehicles, Mililtary. \| Women automobile industry workers \| African American automobile industry workers \| World War, 1914-1918 \| World War, 1939-1945 \| Ford Airport (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Richmond Hill (Ga.) \| Peace Ship. \| Photographs \| Group portraits \| Vertical files
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18	Title:	General Photographs series, 1913-1954	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	833
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Photographic Department.
	Abstract:	Ford Motor Company photographers recorded the company’s manufacturing work and contributions to innovation around the nation and world. This series contains photographic prints and negatives created by the company’s first photographic department.
	Subjects:	Ford, Henry, 1863-1947. \| Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943. \| Ford family \| Kahlo, Frida, 1907- \| Rickenbacker, Eddie, 1890-1973 \| Rivera, Diego, 1886-1957 \| Ford Motor Company. Photographic Department. \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Willow Run Bomber Plant. \| Ford Motor Company. Marine operations. \| Ford Motor Company--Buildings. \| Ford Motor Company--Employees. \| Ford Motor Company--Executives. \| Henry Ford (Organization) \| Ford Village Industries. \| Henry Ford Trade School. \| Dearborn Inn (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Detroit Institute of Arts \| Ford Fleet. \| Ford Rotunda (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Henry Ford Hospital. \| Fair Lane (Dearborn, Mich.) \| Assembly line methods \| Automobile industry and trade \| Automobile industry workers \| Automobile factories \| Automobile dealers \| Aircraft industry \| Factories--Design and construction \| Aircraft industry \| Airplanes \| Buses \| Ford automobile \| Lincoln automobile \| Mercury automobile \| Cargo ships \| Industry and education \| Industrial buildings \| Photographers \| Power-plants \| Radio--History \| Rubber industry and trade \| Service stations \| Soybean products \| Tractors \| Trucks \| Vehicles, Military \| Women automobile industry workers \| African American automobile industry workers \| Photographs. \| Photographic prints \| Portraits. \| Group portraits. \| Negatives (Photographic)
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19	Title:	Nevins and Hill Research, Original Documents and Notes Series, 1845-1960	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	572
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Archives
	Abstract:	In 1954, Columbia University historian Allan Nevins in collaboration with Frank Ernest Hill published the first volume of a comprehensive history of Henry Ford and his automobile company. The series is comprised primarily of original documents that were selected between 1952 and 1954 from accessions held by the Ford Motor Company Archives for research use in the three volume Nevins and Hill history of the company.
	Subjects:	Automobile industry and trade \| Automobile factories \| Assembly-line methods \| Aircraft industry \| Ford automobile \| Automobile dealers \| Automobile industry workers \| Industrialists \| Pacifism \| Philanthropists \| Industry and education \| Schools \| Tractor industry \| Vehicles, Military \| World War, 1939-1945 \| World War, 1914-1918 \| Ford, Henry, 1863-1947 \| Ford, Edsel, 1893-1943 \| Ford, Clara Bryant, 1866-1950 \| Ford family \| Couzens, James, 1872-1936 \| Hill, Frank Ernest, 1888-1969 \| Kanzler, Ernest Carlton, 1892-1967 \| Knudson, William S., 1879-1948 \| Liebold, Ernest Gustav, 1884-1956 \| Martin, Peter Edmund, 1882-1944 \| Mayo, William Benson, 1866-1944 \| Nevins, Allan 1890-1971 \| Sorensen, Charles Emil 1881-1968 \| Wills, Childe Harold, 1878-1940 \| Ford Motor Company--History \| Ford Motor Company. Archives \| Ford Motor Company. Sociological Department \| Ford Motor Company. Highland Park Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company--Executives \| Ford Motor Company--Employees \| Ford Motor Company--Industrial relations \| Ford Motor Company--Public relations \| Henry Ford (Organization) \| Detroit, Toledo, and Ironton Railroad \| Henry Ford Hospital \| Henry Ford Trade School \| Ford Village Industries \| Ford Fleet \| Detroit (Mich.)--History \| Upper Peninsula (Mich.)--History \| Genealogies
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20	Title:	Charles E. Sorensen Office Files and Personal Records Subseries, 1915-1945 (bulk 1920-1943)	Requires cookie*
	Accession:	38
	Creator:	Ford Motor Company. Superintendents Office.
	Abstract:	The Department Files subseries consists of Charles Sorensen's office and personal records. The subseries is organized into four subsubseries. The Foreign Ford Companies subsubseries, 1929-1939 (16.8 cubic ft.), consists of correspondence, summary production data, and financial analysis data from Ford overseas plants and subsidiary companies in Argentina; Belgium; Canada; China; Denmark; Egypt; England; Finland; France; Germany; Greece; Holland; Ireland; Italy; Japan; Luxembourg; Mexico; Poland; Portugal; Romania; Spain; Sweden; and Turkey. In addition, the Foreign Ford Companies subsubseries includes meeting minutes from Ford overseas general manager's meetings. The Branch Correspondence subsubseries, 1915-1946 (36.2 cubic ft.), contains correspondence, analysis summaries, and production data from Ford branches and plants. The material is arranged alphabetically by subject and there is additional material arranged alphabetically by correspondent. The material covers a wide variety of topics and reflects Sorensen's diverse interests and responsibilities with Ford. The Cablegrams and Telegrams subsubseries, 1917-1928 (1.2 cubic ft.), consists of incoming and outgoing messages detailing weekly production data and labor rates from branches and plants. The Charles E. Sorensen Personal records subsubseries, 1915-1945 (15.4 cubic ft.), contains personal correspondence; receipts and vouchers for personal expenses; accounts; contracts; insurance policies and non-automotive material including copies of design drawings, Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad maps, and general publications.
	Subjects:	Sorensen, Charles E. (Charles Emil), 1881-1968. \| Ford Motor Company. Rouge River Plant \| Ford Motor Company. Willow Run Bomber Plant. \| Ford Village Industries. \| Lincoln Motor Company (Detroit, Mich.) \| Henry Ford and Son Inc. \| Henry Ford & Son., Ltd. \| Detroit, Toledo, and Ironton Railroad. \| Automobiles--Design and construction \| Assembly-line methods \| Fordson tractors \| B-24 bomber \| Iron mines and mining--Michigan \| Aircraft industry--Military aspects \| Costs, Industrial \| Armored vehicles, Military \| Automobile industry and trade--Argentina. \| Automobile industry and trade--Belgium. \| Automobile industry and trade--Canada \| Automobile industry and trade--China \| Automobile industry and trade--Denmark. \| Automobile industry and trade--Egypt. \| Automobile industry and trade--England. \| Automobile industry and trade--Finland. \| Automobile industry and trade--France. \| Automobile industry and trade--Germany. \| Automobile industry and trade--Greece. \| Automobile industry and trade--Ireland. \| Automobile industry and trade--Italy. \| Automobile industry and trade--Luxembourg. \| Automobile industry and trade--Mexico \| Automobile industry and trade--Netherlands. \| Automobile industry and trade--Poland. \| Automobile industry and trade--Portugal. \| Automobile industry and trade--Romania. \| Automobile industry and trade--Spain. \| Automobile industry and trade--Sweden. \| Automobile industry and trade--Turkey. \| Automobile industry and trade--Management \| Automobile industry and trade--Costs. \| Automobile factories \| Coal mines and mining--Michigan. \| Tractor industry--Ireland. \| Production scheduling \| Wages and labor productivity \| World War, 1939-1945 \| Willow Run (Mich.) \| Design drawings \| Minutes
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