Union organizer who introduces Guthrie to labor activism. He aids Guthrie in securing a radio position, protects him from company thugs during a disruptive gathering, and later informs him about a coast-to-coast radio audition opportunity.
The plot places Ozark's labor-oriented influence against Locke's anti-union commercial control.
Ozark promotes union songs and labor activism, while Locke orders Woody to avoid union material and perform only entertainment.
Ozark introduces Woody to organized labor activism and supports his professional opportunities.
Ozark arrives at the hobo camp performing union songs, escapes with Woody when company thugs disrupt the gathering, and helps him obtain a radio job.
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