Skip to main content
Print This Page
Text Size
Scroll To Top
Get Our FREE Newsletter!
Member Login
Share This Page
Share this page on Facebook
Share this page on Linkedin
Share this page on X/Twitter
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
For The
2027 GREAT LABOR ARTS EXCHANGE!
Find Out More
menu
About
What Is LHF?
Staff
LHF Board
Programs
Great Labor Arts Exchange
Solidarity Forever Award
Joe Hill Award
D.C. LaborFest
DC Labor Chorus
Labor Grammys
Labor Oscars
Calendar
News
News
Latest Newsletter
Subscribe!
Media
Labor Heritage Power Hour
Labor History Today Podcast
LHF YouTube
Artists Exchange
Resources
Labor Landmarks Map
Labor Arts & Culture Data
Labor Chorus Database
Protest Songs
Union Printers
LHF Shop
Support
Contact Us
Join LHF
Home
News / Articles List
Details
News / Articles
THIS WEEK’S LABOR HERITAGE POWER HOUR: Ford Hunger March, Box 25, Derry’s missing “Factory Girls"
Lawrence Smoot |
Published on 3/7/2025
Dave Elsila on the
1932 Ford Hunger March commemoration
in Detroit, labor historian Julie Greene talks about her new book,
“Box 25: Archival Secrets, Caribbean Workers & The Panama Canal,”
and Chris Garlock searches for
Derry’s missing “Factory Girls.”
Today’s music:
The Ford Hunger March
from "Forgotten -- the Murder at the Ford Rouge Plant";
Panama Canal
by the Panama Brass;
'Factory Girls'
by ELMA ORKESTRA. Bonus track:
The Picket Line
by Red Dust.
PLUS: Francis Perkins Named Secretary of Labor,
The Worker Uprising that Started the American Revolution
and
The Exodusters
.
Return to Previous Page
Menu Links
Programs
Calendar
News
Subscribe To Newsletter
Other Links
About
Mission
LHF Shop
The Labor Heritage Power Hour
Labor History Today
Archive
Join Us!
Support LHF