Allis-Chalmers Plant Goes Full Blast

The video discusses the operations of a 155-acre plant, focusing on its 24-hour, six-day working schedule. It highlights the quick repair of broken windows and the restoration of the plant's normal appearance. The plant is engaged in the production of $45 million worth of defense goods, including turbines, chairs, pumps, and gun parts. These efforts are portrayed as a positive contribution to a nation weary from strikes.

What significant change occurred after the 75-day strike?

• Employees were given a month-long vacation.

• A new 24-hour, six-day work schedule was implemented.

• The work schedule was reduced to four days a week.

• The plant was shut down permanently.

What was one of the first actions taken to restore the plant's operations?

• Expanding the plant's size.

• Replacing broken windows quickly.

• Introducing new machinery.

• Hiring new workers.

What is the size of the plant mentioned in the transcript?

• 200 acres

• 100 acres

• 155 acres

• 175 acres

What types of products were being rushed for defense purposes?

• Automobiles

• Consumer electronics

• Turbines, chairs, pumps, and gun parts

• Household appliances

How much were the defense goods worth that were being produced?

• $60 million

• $50 million

• $30 million

• $45 million