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INT RODUC
TIO N
Th e occu pati ona
l d es
i
gnati ons i
n thi s i nd ex ar e i n l a r go
part th ose
r et ur n ed
on th e e numerat
or s' sch ed ul es at
th e T wel
f
th C ensus of
th e
U ni t ed S t at es . Th es e d e si gnati on s h a ve b een su ppl
em ent ed , h o wever ,
b y addi
ti onal d es
i
gnati o ns r et ur ned
at
th e Thi
rt eenth
, th e F ourt eenth ,
a nd
th e Fif
t e enth C ensus es , and
b y d esi
gnati o ns gl ea ned
f rom va ri ous
oc cu pati onal gl ossar
i
es and f
rom oth er sour ce s . Th e occu pati ona
l
cl assi
fi c ati on i
n th e I nd ex , sh o wn on pa ges 1 9 t o 36 , i s , wi
th
som e m odi -
fi cati
on , th e S t and ard
O ccu pati ona
l
Cl assifi
cati
on f
ormul
at ed
d uri
n g
d.
1 938
and
1 939 b
y a n i
nt erd e part m ent al
co mmi
tt ee s ponsored b y th e
A m e ri can S t ati sti cal
A s so ci ati on a nd
th e C ent ral
S t ati sti cal
B oard
.
Th e ar ran gement of
th e cen sus cl as si fi cati
on di ff ers som ewh at f rom
th e ar ran gement of
th at
cl as si fi cati
on , h owever , and
a consi
d erabl
e
numb
er of
th e com po si t e occu pati on grou ps of
th at
cl assi
fi cati
on h ave
b e en sub di vi d ed
i n th e census cl assifi
cati
on . Th ro u gh
such
subdi
vi -
si o ns th e 32 7
occu pati o ns and
o ccu pa
ti on grou ps of
th e S t a nd ard
Cl a s sifi
cati
on h a ve b e en i
ncr ea sed
t o 451 . Th e i ncr ea se h a s consi
st ed ,
pri n ci pal l y , i n f urth er sub di vi di n g , b y i nd u st r y , " P r o pri et ors , mana-
ger s , and
off ici
al s" ; " F oremen"
; " I ns pect ors"
; " O pera
ti ve s and
er,
ki nd red
work
ers" ; and "
L ab orers , exce pt f arm ."
Th e 451
census
cl a s si fi cati
on s will
b e combi
ned
i nt o 194
i n some of
th e t ab ul ati ons .
(S ee col
, 1 , pp . 1 9
t o 36 .)
Th e i nd ust ri al
cl assi
fi cati
on i
n th e I nd ex i
s b ased
on th e S t and ard
I nd ust ri al
Cl
assifi
c ati on , whi
ch
was pr e pa red , d uri
n g th e year
s 1937 -
und er th e aus pi ces of
th e C ent ral
S t ati sti c al
B oard , b y a com-
mit t ee co m pos ed
of
re prese
nt ati ves of
vari
ous G ove rnment
a genci es .
T h e S t and a rd
I nd ust ri al
Cl
assifi
cati
o n wa s d evi
s ed
f or th
e pur pose of
cl a ssi f yi n g i nd ust ri es on th e b a si s of
ret urns f
rom est abli
sh men t s .
Th e m odi
fi c ati o n of
th e S t and ard I
nd ust ri al
Cl
a ssifi
cati
o n , sh own on
pa ge s 37
t o 3 9 , wa s mad e b y th e smi le i
nt erd e part ment al
commi
tt ee
th at
pre par ed
th e S t a nd ard
O ccu pati onal
Cl
a ssifi
cati
on ref erred t o i
n
th e pr ec edi
n g
pa ra gra ph . Th e modi
fi cati
o n co nsi
st ed i
n combi
ni n g
th e 1 ,411 i nd ust ri e s of
th e S t and ard
I nd ust ri al
Cl
assi
fi cati
on i
nt o 132
i nd u st ri es a nd
i nd ust r y
grou ps , i n ord er t o f orm a cl assi
fi cati
on suit -
abl
e f or codi
n g i nd ust ri al
i nf ormati
on ob t ai ned
f rom i ndi
vi d ual
work
ers or m emb er s of
th ei r f ami
li es . Si
nce , wi th
a f ew exc e pti ons ,
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nati
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co nsecuti
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Semiprofessional Workers: Designers and draftsmen 33
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V64 Ind Funeral directors and embalmers 33 V68 Ind Photographers 33 V88 Ind Religious workers 33
Technicians 34 V70 Ind Technicians and assistants, laboratory 34 V72 Ind Technicians, except laboratory 34
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PROPRIETORS, MANAGERS, AND OFFI- CIALS, EXCEPT FARM—Continued
Public officials (n. e c 2 ) 39 a 112 9.5-97 Officials, United States 39 b 114 98 Officials, State 39
116 98 Officials, city 40
d 118 98 Officials, county and local 40
26 Miscellaneous proprietors, managers, and officials_ 40 a 120 60-79 Buyers and department heads, store 40 b 122 60 Country buyers and shippers of livestock
and other farm products 41 124 Ind Credit meal 41
d 126 60-79 Floormen and floor managers, store 41
128 Ipd Managers and superintendents, building_ _ 41
130 Ind Officers, pilots, pursers, and engineers, ship 41
g 132 94 Officials, lodge, society, union, etc h 134 95 Postmasters 42
138 Ind Purchasing agents and buyers (n. e. C.2) 3 - 42
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Technicians 34 V70 Ind Technicians and assistants, laboratory 34 V72 Ind Technicians, except laboratory 34
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PROPRIETORS, MANAGERS, AND OFFI- CIALS, EXCEPT FARM—Continued
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1 156 71 Eating and drinking places m 156 72 Hardware and farm implement stores n 156 73 Lumber and building material retailing_ o 156 74 Liquor stores p 156 75 Florists q 156 76 Jewelry stores r 156 77 Fuel and ice retailing s 156 78 Miscellaneous retail stores t 156 79 Not specified retail trade .
32 Finance, insurance, and real estate a 156 8V Banking and other finance b 156 80 Insurance c 156 81 Real estate
33 Business and repair services a 156 82,83 Business services b 156 84 Automobile storage, rental, and repair
services c 156 85 Miscellaneous repair services and hand
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220 60-79 "Clerks" in stores
222 95 Mail carriers 224 Ind Messengers, errand, and office boys and girls ._ 226 Ind Shipping and receiving clerks
236 Ind Stenographers, typists, and secretaries
240 Ind Telegraph operators 242 Ind Telephone operators 244 45-54 Ticket, station, and express agents
Other clerical and kindred workers 246 Ind Attendants and assistants, library 248 Ind Attendants, physicians' and dentists'
offices 250 45-54 Baggagemen, transportation 252 Ind Collectors, bill and account 254 48,95 Express messengers and railway mail
clerks 256 Ind Office machine operators 258 56 Telegraph messengers__ 266 Ind Clerical and kindred workers (n. e. c.2)
Salesmen and Saleswomen: 270 Ind Canvassers and solicitors 272 Ind Hucksters and peddlers 274 Ind Insurance agents and brokers 278 Ind Real estate agents and brokers 278 Ind Traveling salesmen 'and sales agents
Other salesmen and saleswomen 280 Ind Auctioneers 282 Ind Demonstrators 284 Ind Newsboys 286 Ind Salesmen, finance, brokerage, and com-
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1 156 71 Eating and drinking places m 156 72 Hardware and farm implement stores n 156 73 Lumber and building material retailing_ o 156 74 Liquor stores p 156 75 Florists q 156 76 Jewelry stores r 156 77 Fuel and ice retailing s 156 78 Miscellaneous retail stores t 156 79 Not specified retail trade .
32 Finance, insurance, and real estate a 156 8V Banking and other finance b 156 80 Insurance c 156 81 Real estate
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Clerical and Kindred Workers: 200 Ind Agents (n. e. c.2) 210 Ind Bookkeepers, accountants, and cashiers
220 60-79 "Clerks" in stores
222 95 Mail carriers 224 Ind Messengers, errand, and office boys and girls ._ 226 Ind Shipping and receiving clerks
236 Ind Stenographers, typists, and secretaries
240 Ind Telegraph operators 242 Ind Telephone operators 244 45-54 Ticket, station, and express agents
Other clerical and kindred workers 246 Ind Attendants and assistants, library 248 Ind Attendants, physicians' and dentists'
offices 250 45-54 Baggagemen, transportation 252 Ind Collectors, bill and account 254 48,95 Express messengers and railway mail
clerks 256 Ind Office machine operators 258 56 Telegraph messengers__ 266 Ind Clerical and kindred workers (n. e. c.2)
Salesmen and Saleswomen: 270 Ind Canvassers and solicitors 272 Ind Hucksters and peddlers 274 Ind Insurance agents and brokers 278 Ind Real estate agents and brokers 278 Ind Traveling salesmen 'and sales agents
Other salesmen and saleswomen 280 Ind Auctioneers 282 Ind Demonstrators 284 Ind Newsboys 286 Ind Salesmen, finance, brokerage, and com-
Mission firms 1 298 Ind Salesmen and saleswomen (n. e. 0.2)
' 'Not elsewhe e classified. ts Delivery boys are included in "Deliverymen."
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300 Ind Bakers 902 Ind Blacksmiths, forgemen, and hammermen 304 Ind Boilermakers 306 Ind Brickmasans, stonemasons, and tile setters 308 Ind Carpenters 310 Ind Compositors and typesetters 312 Ind Decorators and window dressers 314 Ind Electricians
Foremen (n. e. c. 2), by industry: 316 V9 Construction
Manufacturing 316 XV-X6 Food and kindred products 816 X8, X9,
0V-07 Textiles, textile products, and apparel
316 08-10 Lumber, furniture, and lumber products_ 316 11-14 Paper, paper products, and printing 316 15-19 Chemical and Petroleum and coal prod-
ucts 316 29-41 Metal industries 316 X7, 2V-28,
42-44 Manufacturing industries (n. e. c. and
n. s.t) —
Transportation, communication, and util-ities
316 47 Railroads (includes repair shops) 316 49 Street railways and bus lines 316 45, 48, 48,
5V-54 Miscellaneous transportation
316 55-57 Communication 316 58-6V Utilities
316 60-79 Wholesale and retail trade
Miscellaneous industries and services ,i 316 V2-V8 Mining 316 82-85 Business and repair services 316 87-89 Personal services 916 95-98 Government 916 VV-V1,
8V-81, 9V-94
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316 99 Nonclassifiable
Not elsewhere classified. N't t elsewhere classified and not specified. In hides "Foremen, except farm foremen" in MI industry groups not specifically listed.
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67 Inspectors (n. e. c. ,), by industry: a 318 V2-V8 Mining b 318 V9 Construction • c 318 47 Railroads (includes repair shops) d 318 45, 46,
48-54 Transportation, except railrOad
e 818 55-6V Communication and utilities f 318 60-79 Wholesale and retail trade g
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318 VV-V1, XV-X9, OV-44, 8V-85, 87-94, 99
Miscellaneous industries and services'
68 820 Ind Jewelers, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and silver-smiths___
69 322 Ind Locomotive engineers 70 324 Ind Locomotive firemen
71 Machinists, millwrights, and tool makers a 826 Ind Machinists b 327 Ind Millwrights c 328 Ind Tool makers, and die makers and setters_ _ _
72 Mechanics and repairmen a 390 Ind Mechanics and repairmen, airplane b 332 Ind Mechanics and repairmen, automobile c 334 40, 47, 49 Mechanics and repairmen, railroad -and car
shop d 336 Ind Mechanics and repairmen (n. e. c. 2)
73 338 Ind Molders, metal 74 940 Ind Painters, construction and maintenance o__ _ _ _ 75 342 Ind Paperhangers 76 344 Ind Pattern and model makers, except paper 77 346 Ind Plasterers 78 348 Ind Plumbers and gas and steam fitters 79 350 Ind Roofers and slaters 80 352 Ind Sawyers 81 354 Ind Shoemakers and repairers (not in factory)
Not elsewhe e classified. Most of the uspeotors in the espective manufacturing industries are classified with the operatives.
Inspectors in all other industr groups not specifically listed are included in this group. la beauties painters, varnishers, lacquerers, and enamelers, building, shipyard, railroad, etc.
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300 Ind Bakers 902 Ind Blacksmiths, forgemen, and hammermen 304 Ind Boilermakers 306 Ind Brickmasans, stonemasons, and tile setters 308 Ind Carpenters 310 Ind Compositors and typesetters 312 Ind Decorators and window dressers 314 Ind Electricians
Foremen (n. e. c. 2), by industry: 316 V9 Construction
Manufacturing 316 XV-X6 Food and kindred products 816 X8, X9,
0V-07 Textiles, textile products, and apparel
316 08-10 Lumber, furniture, and lumber products_ 316 11-14 Paper, paper products, and printing 316 15-19 Chemical and Petroleum and coal prod-
ucts 316 29-41 Metal industries 316 X7, 2V-28,
42-44 Manufacturing industries (n. e. c. and
n. s.t) —
Transportation, communication, and util-ities
316 47 Railroads (includes repair shops) 316 49 Street railways and bus lines 316 45, 48, 48,
5V-54 Miscellaneous transportation
316 55-57 Communication 316 58-6V Utilities
316 60-79 Wholesale and retail trade
Miscellaneous industries and services ,i 316 V2-V8 Mining 316 82-85 Business and repair services 316 87-89 Personal services 916 95-98 Government 916 VV-V1,
8V-81, 9V-94
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316 99 Nonclassifiable
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67 Inspectors (n. e. c. ,), by industry: a 318 V2-V8 Mining b 318 V9 Construction • c 318 47 Railroads (includes repair shops) d 318 45, 46,
48-54 Transportation, except railrOad
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68 820 Ind Jewelers, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and silver-smiths___
69 322 Ind Locomotive engineers 70 324 Ind Locomotive firemen
71 Machinists, millwrights, and tool makers a 826 Ind Machinists b 327 Ind Millwrights c 328 Ind Tool makers, and die makers and setters_ _ _
72 Mechanics and repairmen a 390 Ind Mechanics and repairmen, airplane b 332 Ind Mechanics and repairmen, automobile c 334 40, 47, 49 Mechanics and repairmen, railroad -and car
shop d 336 Ind Mechanics and repairmen (n. e. c. 2)
73 338 Ind Molders, metal 74 940 Ind Painters, construction and maintenance o__ _ _ _ 75 342 Ind Paperhangers 76 344 Ind Pattern and model makers, except paper 77 346 Ind Plasterers 78 348 Ind Plumbers and gas and steam fitters 79 350 Ind Roofers and slaters 80 352 Ind Sawyers 81 354 Ind Shoemakers and repairers (not in factory)
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Inspectors in all other industr groups not specifically listed are included in this group. la beauties painters, varnishers, lacquerers, and enamelers, building, shipyard, railroad, etc.
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Stationary engineers, cranemen, hoistmen, etc_ _ _ 356 Ind Stationary engineers 358 Ind Cranemen, hoistmen, and construction ma-
chinery operators
360 Ind Tailors and tailoresses 362 Ind Tinsmiths, coppersmiths, and sheet metal work,
ers 864 Ind Upholsterers
Other craftsmen and kindred workers 366 Ind Cabinetmakers 368 Ind Cement and concrete finishers 970 Ind Electrotypers and stereotypers 372 Ind Engravers (except photoengravers) 374 Ind Furriers 976 Ind Glaziers 978 Ind Heat treaters, annealers, and tensperers____,_. 380 Ind Inspectors, scalers, and graders, log and
lumber 382 Ind Loom fixers 384 Ind Millers, grain, flour, feed, etc 986 Ind Opticians and lens grinders and polishers.. _ _ 388 Ind Photoengravers and lithographers 380 Ind Piano and organ tuners 392 Ind Pressmen and plate printers, printing 394 Ind Rollers and roll hands, metal 386 Ind Stonecutters and stone carvers 388 Ind Structural and ornamental metal workers__ _
OPERATIVES AND KINDRED WORKERS ii
Apprentices to building and hand trades 400 Ind Carpenters' apprentices 402 Ind Electricians' apprentices 404 Ind Machinists' apprentices 406 Ind Plumbers' apprentices 408 Ind Building and hand trade apprentices
(n. e. c.2)
Apprentices, except to building and band trades 410 Ind Apprentices, printing trades 412 Ind Apprentices, specified trades (n. e. c.5) 414 Ind Apprentices, trades not specified
s' Not elmikhere classified. Laborers. extraction of minerals, are included in "Mine operatives and bborers," in this group.
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416 lad Attendants, filling station, parking lot, garage, and airport
418 Ind Brakemen, railroad 420 Ind Chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and
tractor 0
430 48 Conductors, bus and street railway
432 Ind Deliverymen n 434 Ind Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory)
Filers, grinders, buffers, and polishers, metal_ __ _ 436 Ind Buffers and polishers
438 Ind Filers 440 Ind Grinders ,.
442 Ind Firemen, except locomotive and fire department . - 444 Ind -Furnaceinen, smeltermen, and pourers
0 o 446 Ind Heaters, metal
448 Ind Laundty operatives and laundresses, except pri-vate family
450 Ind Linemen and servicemen, telegraph, telephone, and pOwer
452 Ind Meat cutters, except slaughter and packing house
454 Ind Mine operatives and laborers n 456 49 Motormen, street, subway, and elevated railway_ _ 458 Ind Painters, except construction ancPmaintenance n_. 460 Ind Sailors and deck hands, except U. S. Navy 462 Ind Switchmen, railroad 464 Ind Welders and.flame-cutters
Miscellaneous operatives and kindred workers _ 466 Ind Asbestos and insulation workers 468 Ind Blasters rand powdermen - 470 Ind Boatmen, canalmen, and lock keepers . 472 Ind Chainmen, rodmen, and axmen, surveying_ _ 474 Ind Dyers 476 Ind Fruit and vegetable graders and packers,
except in cannery 478 Ind Milliners (not in factory) 480 Ind Motion picture nroiectionists
fi Laborers, extraction of xrdrierals, are Included In tv Mine operatives and laborers,W hi this MM. " D fivers of coal trucks and oil trucks are Included in "Chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and
tracts ," while chauffeurs, truck drivers (including helpers and "Jumpers") end delivery boys for bakeries, laund im, dry cleaning establishments, stores, and such establishments as dental laboratories, shoe repair shops printing and engraving shops, tailor shops, and photographic studios are included in "Deliverymen."
Includes painters, varnisher';, lacquerers, and enamelers of factory products, and those working in Shops
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Stationary engineers, cranemen, hoistmen, etc_ _ _ 356 Ind Stationary engineers 358 Ind Cranemen, hoistmen, and construction ma-
chinery operators
360 Ind Tailors and tailoresses 362 Ind Tinsmiths, coppersmiths, and sheet metal work,
ers 864 Ind Upholsterers
Other craftsmen and kindred workers 366 Ind Cabinetmakers 368 Ind Cement and concrete finishers 970 Ind Electrotypers and stereotypers 372 Ind Engravers (except photoengravers) 374 Ind Furriers 976 Ind Glaziers 978 Ind Heat treaters, annealers, and tensperers____,_. 380 Ind Inspectors, scalers, and graders, log and
lumber 382 Ind Loom fixers 384 Ind Millers, grain, flour, feed, etc 986 Ind Opticians and lens grinders and polishers.. _ _ 388 Ind Photoengravers and lithographers 380 Ind Piano and organ tuners 392 Ind Pressmen and plate printers, printing 394 Ind Rollers and roll hands, metal 386 Ind Stonecutters and stone carvers 388 Ind Structural and ornamental metal workers__ _
OPERATIVES AND KINDRED WORKERS ii
Apprentices to building and hand trades 400 Ind Carpenters' apprentices 402 Ind Electricians' apprentices 404 Ind Machinists' apprentices 406 Ind Plumbers' apprentices 408 Ind Building and hand trade apprentices
(n. e. c.2)
Apprentices, except to building and band trades 410 Ind Apprentices, printing trades 412 Ind Apprentices, specified trades (n. e. c.5) 414 Ind Apprentices, trades not specified
s' Not elmikhere classified. Laborers. extraction of minerals, are included in "Mine operatives and bborers," in this group.
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416 lad Attendants, filling station, parking lot, garage, and airport
418 Ind Brakemen, railroad 420 Ind Chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and
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430 48 Conductors, bus and street railway
432 Ind Deliverymen n 434 Ind Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory)
Filers, grinders, buffers, and polishers, metal_ __ _ 436 Ind Buffers and polishers
438 Ind Filers 440 Ind Grinders ,.
442 Ind Firemen, except locomotive and fire department . - 444 Ind -Furnaceinen, smeltermen, and pourers
0 o 446 Ind Heaters, metal
448 Ind Laundty operatives and laundresses, except pri-vate family
450 Ind Linemen and servicemen, telegraph, telephone, and pOwer
452 Ind Meat cutters, except slaughter and packing house
454 Ind Mine operatives and laborers n 456 49 Motormen, street, subway, and elevated railway_ _ 458 Ind Painters, except construction ancPmaintenance n_. 460 Ind Sailors and deck hands, except U. S. Navy 462 Ind Switchmen, railroad 464 Ind Welders and.flame-cutters
Miscellaneous operatives and kindred workers _ 466 Ind Asbestos and insulation workers 468 Ind Blasters rand powdermen - 470 Ind Boatmen, canalmen, and lock keepers . 472 Ind Chainmen, rodmen, and axmen, surveying_ _ 474 Ind Dyers 476 Ind Fruit and vegetable graders and packers,
except in cannery 478 Ind Milliners (not in factory) 480 Ind Motion picture nroiectionists
fi Laborers, extraction of xrdrierals, are Included In tv Mine operatives and laborers,W hi this MM. " D fivers of coal trucks and oil trucks are Included in "Chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and
tracts ," while chauffeurs, truck drivers (including helpers and "Jumpers") end delivery boys for bakeries, laund im, dry cleaning establishments, stores, and such establishments as dental laboratories, shoe repair shops printing and engraving shops, tailor shops, and photographic studios are included in "Deliverymen."
Includes painters, varnisher';, lacquerers, and enamelers of factory products, and those working in Shops
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Miscellaneoustiperatives and kindred workers— Continued.
482 Ind Motormen (vehicle), mine, factory, logging camp, etc 98
484 Ind Oilers, machinery 98 486 Ind Photographic process workers 99 488 Ind Power station operators 99
Operatives and kindred workers (n. e. 0), by industry:
496 V9 Construction 99
Manufacturi ng- Food and kindred products 100
496 XV Bakery products 100 496 XO Beverage industries 100 496 X1 Canning and preserving fruits,
vegetables, and sea food_ _ . 101 496 X2 Confectionery 101 496 X3 Dairy products 101 496 X4 Grain-mill products_ • 102 496 X5 Meat products 102 496 X6 Miscellaneous food industries.... 104
496 X7 Tobacco manufactures..., 105
Textile-mill products 106 498 X8 Cotton manufactures 106 496 X9 Silk and rayon manufactures 108 496 OV Woolen and worsted manufactures_ 109 496 00 Knit goods 111 496 01 Dyeing and finishing textiles 112 498 02 Carpets, rugs, and other floor cover-
ings 114 496 03 Hats (except cloth and millinery) 115 496 04 Miscellaneous textile goods 116 496 05 Not specified textile mills 117
Apparel and other fabricated textile products 118
496 06 Apparel and accessories 118 496 07 Miscellaneous fabricated textile
products 121
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Operatives and kindred workers (n. e. c. 1), by in-dustryi-:-Continued.
Manufacturing—Continued. Lumber, furniture, and lumber prod-
ucts 121 496 09 Sawmills and planing mills 121 496 1V Furniture and store fixtures 122 496 10 Miscellaneous wooden goods_ __ __ . 123
Paper and allied products 125 496 11 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills_ _ 125 496 12 Paperboard containers and boxes_ _ 126 496 13 Miscellaneous paper and pulp prod-
ucts 126
496 14 Printing, publishing, and allied in- dustries 127
Chemicals and allied products 128 496 15 Paints, varnishes, and colors 128 498 18 Rayon and allied products 128 496 17 Miscellaneous chemical industries 129
Petroleum and coal products ,__ _ _ _ 131 496 18 Petroleum refining 131 496 19 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal
products 131
496 IV Rubber products 131
Leather and leather products 133 496 20 Leather: tanned, curried, and fin-
ished 133 496 21 Footwear industries (except rub-
ber)_. 134 496 22 Leather products (except footwear) _ 137
Stone, clay; and glass products 138 496 23 Cement, and concrete, gypsum,
and plaster products 138 496 24 Cut-stone and stone products 138 496 25 Glass and glass products 138 496 26 Pottery and related products 140 496 27 Structural clay products 140 496 28 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral
nroduets 141
,sNot elsewhere classified. c Laborers, extraction of minerals, are included in u Mine operatives and laborers, xl in this group.
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Miscellaneoustiperatives and kindred workers— Continued.
482 Ind Motormen (vehicle), mine, factory, logging camp, etc 98
484 Ind Oilers, machinery 98 486 Ind Photographic process workers 99 488 Ind Power station operators 99
Operatives and kindred workers (n. e. 0), by industry:
496 V9 Construction 99
Manufacturi ng- Food and kindred products 100
496 XV Bakery products 100 496 XO Beverage industries 100 496 X1 Canning and preserving fruits,
vegetables, and sea food_ _ . 101 496 X2 Confectionery 101 496 X3 Dairy products 101 496 X4 Grain-mill products_ • 102 496 X5 Meat products 102 496 X6 Miscellaneous food industries.... 104
496 X7 Tobacco manufactures..., 105
Textile-mill products 106 498 X8 Cotton manufactures 106 496 X9 Silk and rayon manufactures 108 496 OV Woolen and worsted manufactures_ 109 496 00 Knit goods 111 496 01 Dyeing and finishing textiles 112 498 02 Carpets, rugs, and other floor cover-
ings 114 496 03 Hats (except cloth and millinery) 115 496 04 Miscellaneous textile goods 116 496 05 Not specified textile mills 117
Apparel and other fabricated textile products 118
496 06 Apparel and accessories 118 496 07 Miscellaneous fabricated textile
products 121
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Operatives and kindred workers (n. e. c. 1), by in-dustryi-:-Continued.
Manufacturing—Continued. Lumber, furniture, and lumber prod-
ucts 121 496 09 Sawmills and planing mills 121 496 1V Furniture and store fixtures 122 496 10 Miscellaneous wooden goods_ __ __ . 123
Paper and allied products 125 496 11 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills_ _ 125 496 12 Paperboard containers and boxes_ _ 126 496 13 Miscellaneous paper and pulp prod-
ucts 126
496 14 Printing, publishing, and allied in- dustries 127
Chemicals and allied products 128 496 15 Paints, varnishes, and colors 128 498 18 Rayon and allied products 128 496 17 Miscellaneous chemical industries 129
Petroleum and coal products ,__ _ _ _ 131 496 18 Petroleum refining 131 496 19 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal
products 131
496 IV Rubber products 131
Leather and leather products 133 496 20 Leather: tanned, curried, and fin-
ished 133 496 21 Footwear industries (except rub-
ber)_. 134 496 22 Leather products (except footwear) _ 137
Stone, clay; and glass products 138 496 23 Cement, and concrete, gypsum,
and plaster products 138 496 24 Cut-stone and stone products 138 496 25 Glass and glass products 138 496 26 Pottery and related products 140 496 27 Structural clay products 140 496 28 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral
nroduets 141
,sNot elsewhere classified. c Laborers, extraction of minerals, are included in u Mine operatives and laborers, xl in this group.
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Operatives and kindred workers (n. e. c. 4), by in-dustry—Continued.
Manufacturing—Continued. Iron and steel and their products 141
496 29 Blast furnaces, steel works, and
rolling mills 141 496 3V Tin cans and other tinware 143 496 30 Miscellaneous iron and steel indus-
tries 143
Nonferrous metals and their products..., 146 496 31 Nonferrous metal primary prod-
ucts 146 496 32 Clocks, watches, jewelry, and sil-
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ment 149 496 36 Office and store machines, equip-
ment, and supplies 151 496 37 Miscellaneous machinery -151
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496 38 Aircraft and parts 152 496 39 . Automobiles and automobile equip-
ment 152
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496 40 Railroad and miscellaneous trans-
portation equipment 159
496 41 Not specified metal industries 151
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries_ 151
496 42 Scientific and photographic equip- ment and supplies 151
496 43 Miscellaneous manufacturing in- dustries (n. e. c. 2 ) 151
496 44 Not specified manufacturing industries_ 151
Not elsewhere classified. Laborers. extraction of minerals, are included in "Mine operatives and laborers," in this group.
Includes metal engraxing (except for printing purposes), )dyne, and polishing.
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Operatives and kindred workers (n. e. c.'), by in-dustry—Continued.
Transportation, communication, and utilities
129 496 47 Railroads (includes repair shops) 160 130 Transportation, except railroad 161
496 49 Street railways and bus lines 161 b 496 50 Trucking service.-_ 161 c 496 52 Warehousing and storage 161 d 496 45, 46, 48, Miscellaneous transportation 161
5V, 51, 53, 54
131 Communication and utilities 161 a 496 55-57 Communication 161 b 496 58-6V Utilities 162
132 496 60-79 Wholesale and retail trade 162
133 Business and repair services 163 a 496 84 Automobile storage, rental, and repair
services 163 b 498 82, 83, 85 Business and miscellaneous repair
services 163
134 Personal services 163 a 498 88 Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing serv-
ices 163 b 496 87, 89 Hotels and miscellaneous personal
services 163
135 496 95-98 Government 163
136 Miscellaneous industries and services 164. a 496 Agriculture, forestry, and fishery 164
496 8V-81 Finance, insurance, and real estate 164 406 2V, 90 Amusement, recreation, and related
services 164 d 496 91-94 Professional and related services_ , 164
137 496 99 Nonclassifiable 164
DOMESTIC SERVICE WORKERS
138 500 86 Housekeepers, private family 165 139 510 86 Laundresses, private family 165 140 520 86 Servants, private family 165
Not elsewhere classified. xx Laborers. extraction of min pals, are included in "Mine operatives and laborers," in this group.
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OPERATIVES AND KINDRED WORKERS 11—Continued
Operatives and kindred workers (n. e. c. 4), by in-dustry—Continued.
Manufacturing—Continued. Iron and steel and their products 141
496 29 Blast furnaces, steel works, and
rolling mills 141 496 3V Tin cans and other tinware 143 496 30 Miscellaneous iron and steel indus-
tries 143
Nonferrous metals and their products..., 146 496 31 Nonferrous metal primary prod-
ucts 146 496 32 Clocks, watches, jewelry, and sil-
verware . 146 496 33 Miscellaneous nonferrous metal
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148 496 34 Agricultural machinery and tram
tors 148 496 35 Electrical machinery and equip-
ment 149 496 36 Office and store machines, equip-
ment, and supplies 151 496 37 Miscellaneous machinery -151
Transportation equipment 152
496 38 Aircraft and parts 152 496 39 . Automobiles and automobile equip-
ment 152
496 4V Ship and boat building and repair- ing 159
496 40 Railroad and miscellaneous trans-
portation equipment 159
496 41 Not specified metal industries 151
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries_ 151
496 42 Scientific and photographic equip- ment and supplies 151
496 43 Miscellaneous manufacturing in- dustries (n. e. c. 2 ) 151
496 44 Not specified manufacturing industries_ 151
Not elsewhere classified. Laborers. extraction of minerals, are included in "Mine operatives and laborers," in this group.
Includes metal engraxing (except for printing purposes), )dyne, and polishing.
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OPERATIVES AND KINDRED . WORKERS II—Continued
Operatives and kindred workers (n. e. c.'), by in-dustry—Continued.
Transportation, communication, and utilities
129 496 47 Railroads (includes repair shops) 160 130 Transportation, except railroad 161
496 49 Street railways and bus lines 161 b 496 50 Trucking service.-_ 161 c 496 52 Warehousing and storage 161 d 496 45, 46, 48, Miscellaneous transportation 161
5V, 51, 53, 54
131 Communication and utilities 161 a 496 55-57 Communication 161 b 496 58-6V Utilities 162
132 496 60-79 Wholesale and retail trade 162
133 Business and repair services 163 a 496 84 Automobile storage, rental, and repair
services 163 b 498 82, 83, 85 Business and miscellaneous repair
services 163
134 Personal services 163 a 498 88 Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing serv-
ices 163 b 496 87, 89 Hotels and miscellaneous personal
services 163
135 496 95-98 Government 163
136 Miscellaneous industries and services 164. a 496 Agriculture, forestry, and fishery 164
496 8V-81 Finance, insurance, and real estate 164 406 2V, 90 Amusement, recreation, and related
services 164 d 496 91-94 Professional and related services_ , 164
137 496 99 Nonclassifiable 164
DOMESTIC SERVICE WORKERS
138 500 86 Housekeepers, private family 165 139 510 86 Laundresses, private family 165 140 520 86 Servants, private family 165
Not elsewhere classified. xx Laborers. extraction of min pals, are included in "Mine operatives and laborers," in this group.
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PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS
600 98 Firemen, fire department 165 602 Ind Guards, watchmen, and doorkeepers 165
Policemen and detectives 166 604 95-98 Policemen and detectives, government 166 608 Ind Policemen and detectives, except govern-
ment 166
608 96, 97 Soldiers, sailors, marines, and coast guards 1... _ _ . 166
Miscellaneous protective service workers 167 610 97, 98 Marshals and constables 167
'612 97, 98 Sheriffs and bailiffs 167 614 Ind Watchmen (crossing) and bridge tenders 167
SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT DOMESTIC AND PROTECTIVE
700 Ind Barbers, beauticians, and manicurists 168 710 Ind Bartenders . 168 712 87 Boardinghouse and lodginghouse keepers 168 714 Ind Charwomen and cleaners 168 720 Ind Cooks, except private family 168 780 Ind Elevator operators - 168 732 Ind Housekeepers, stewards, and hostesses, except
private family 169 740 Ind Janitors and sextons 169 750 Ind Porters 169 760 Ind Practical nurses and midwives 169 770 Ind Servants, except private family 169 780 Ind Waiters and waitresses, except private family_ _ _ 170
Miscellaneous service workers, except domestic and protective 170
790 Ind Attendants, hospital and other institution 178 792 Ind Attendants, professional and personal serv-
ice (n. e. e.9 170 794 Ind Attendants, recreation and amusement 171 •796 Ind Bootblacks 171 798 Ind Ushers, amusement place or assembly 171
FARM LABORERS AND FOREMEN
844 TV Farm foremen 171 866 VV Farm laborers, wage workers 171 888 VT Farm laborers. linnsid family urnrkare 17.;
x Not elsewhe e classified. fx Excludes commissioned officers. professional and cleri.1 workers, and craftsmen, who are classified
with other workers in their respective occupations.
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LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM"
160 900 Ind Fishermen and oystermen 173
161 902 Ind Garage laborers and car washers and greasers_ _ 173
162 904 Ind Garkers (except farm) and groundirkeepers 173
163 906 Ind Longshoremen and stevedores -- 174 164 908 Ind Lumberthen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers 174
165 910 Ind Teamsters 175
Laborers (n. e. 0), by industry: 166 988 V9 Construction 176
Manufacturiag- 167 Food and kindred products 177
a 988 XV Bakery products 177 b 988 XO Beverage industries 177
c 988 X1 Canning and preserving fruits, vegetables, and sea food 178
d 988 X2 Confectionery 178
e 988 X3 Dairy products 178
f 988 X4 Grain-mill products 178
g 988 X5 Mciall products 178 h 988• X6 'Miscellaneous food industries 178
168 988 X7 Tobacco manufactures 179
169 Textile-mill products 171 a 988 X8 Cotton manufactures 171 b 988 X9 Silk and rayon manufactures_ - 17 e 988 OV Woolen and worsted manufactures_ 171 d 988 60 Knit goods - 18( e 988 01 Dyeing and finishing textiles 18(
f 988 02 Carpets, rugs, and other floor coverings 181
g 988 03 Bats (except cloth and millinery) 181 h 988 04 Miscellaneous textile goods 181
i 988 05 Not specified textile mills 181
Apparel -and other fabricated textile 170 products 18
a 988 06 Apparel and accessories 18 b 988 07 Miscellaneous fabricated textile
products 18
171 Lumber, furniture, and lumber products_ 18 a 989 09 Sawmills and planing mills 18 b 988 1V iture and store fixtures 18 c 988 10
T. 11/ vi• iscallaneous wooden goods 18
Not elsewhere classified. PaE9 27 .
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PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS
600 98 Firemen, fire department 165 602 Ind Guards, watchmen, and doorkeepers 165
Policemen and detectives 166 604 95-98 Policemen and detectives, government 166 608 Ind Policemen and detectives, except govern-
ment 166
608 96, 97 Soldiers, sailors, marines, and coast guards 1... _ _ . 166
Miscellaneous protective service workers 167 610 97, 98 Marshals and constables 167
'612 97, 98 Sheriffs and bailiffs 167 614 Ind Watchmen (crossing) and bridge tenders 167
SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT DOMESTIC AND PROTECTIVE
700 Ind Barbers, beauticians, and manicurists 168 710 Ind Bartenders . 168 712 87 Boardinghouse and lodginghouse keepers 168 714 Ind Charwomen and cleaners 168 720 Ind Cooks, except private family 168 780 Ind Elevator operators - 168 732 Ind Housekeepers, stewards, and hostesses, except
private family 169 740 Ind Janitors and sextons 169 750 Ind Porters 169 760 Ind Practical nurses and midwives 169 770 Ind Servants, except private family 169 780 Ind Waiters and waitresses, except private family_ _ _ 170
Miscellaneous service workers, except domestic and protective 170
790 Ind Attendants, hospital and other institution 178 792 Ind Attendants, professional and personal serv-
ice (n. e. e.9 170 794 Ind Attendants, recreation and amusement 171 •796 Ind Bootblacks 171 798 Ind Ushers, amusement place or assembly 171
FARM LABORERS AND FOREMEN
844 TV Farm foremen 171 866 VV Farm laborers, wage workers 171 888 VT Farm laborers. linnsid family urnrkare 17.;
x Not elsewhe e classified. fx Excludes commissioned officers. professional and cleri.1 workers, and craftsmen, who are classified
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LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM"
160 900 Ind Fishermen and oystermen 173
161 902 Ind Garage laborers and car washers and greasers_ _ 173
162 904 Ind Garkers (except farm) and groundirkeepers 173
163 906 Ind Longshoremen and stevedores -- 174 164 908 Ind Lumberthen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers 174
165 910 Ind Teamsters 175
Laborers (n. e. 0), by industry: 166 988 V9 Construction 176
Manufacturiag- 167 Food and kindred products 177
a 988 XV Bakery products 177 b 988 XO Beverage industries 177
c 988 X1 Canning and preserving fruits, vegetables, and sea food 178
d 988 X2 Confectionery 178
e 988 X3 Dairy products 178
f 988 X4 Grain-mill products 178
g 988 X5 Mciall products 178 h 988• X6 'Miscellaneous food industries 178
168 988 X7 Tobacco manufactures 179
169 Textile-mill products 171 a 988 X8 Cotton manufactures 171 b 988 X9 Silk and rayon manufactures_ - 17 e 988 OV Woolen and worsted manufactures_ 171 d 988 60 Knit goods - 18( e 988 01 Dyeing and finishing textiles 18(
f 988 02 Carpets, rugs, and other floor coverings 181
g 988 03 Bats (except cloth and millinery) 181 h 988 04 Miscellaneous textile goods 181
i 988 05 Not specified textile mills 181
Apparel -and other fabricated textile 170 products 18
a 988 06 Apparel and accessories 18 b 988 07 Miscellaneous fabricated textile
products 18
171 Lumber, furniture, and lumber products_ 18 a 989 09 Sawmills and planing mills 18 b 988 1V iture and store fixtures 18 c 988 10
T. 11/ vi• iscallaneous wooden goods 18
Not elsewhere classified. PaE9 27 .
n Laborers, extraction of mine als, are included in "Mine operatives and labs
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OCCUPATION AND OCCUPATION GROUP
LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM.—Continued
Laborers(n. e. c. 2), by industry—Continued. Manufacturing—Continued.
172 Paper and allied products 182 a 988 11 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills 182 b 988 12 Paperboard containers and boxes 182
988 13 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products 182
173 I 988 14 Printing, publishing, and allied indus- tries 182
174 Chemicals and allied products 183 988 15 Paints, varnishes, and colors 183
b 988 16 Rayon and allied products 183 988 17 Miscellaneous chemical industries 183
175 Petroleum and coal products 183 a 988 18 Petroleum refining 183 b 988 19 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal
products 184
176 I 988 2V Rubber products 184
177, a I 988 20
Leather and leather products Leather: tanned, curried, and
184
finished 184. b I 988 21 Footwear industries (except rubber) _ 184 c 988 22 Leather products (except footwear) _ 184
178 Stone, clay, and glass products 184 a 988 23 Cement, and concrete, gypsum,
and plaster products 184 b 988 24 Cut-stone and stone products 185 c 988 25 Glass and glass products 185 d 988 26 Pottery and related products 185 e 988 27 Structural clay products 185 f 988 28 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral
products 185
179 Iron and steel and their products 185. a 988 29 Blast furnaces, steel works, and
rolling mills 185 is 988 3V Tin cans and other tinware 187 t 988 30 Miscellaneous iron and steel indus-
tries 187 Not 48014110 0 classified. P• age 2
.Laborer., a Erection of minerals, are included in "Mine operatives and laborers,"
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LABORERS, EXCEPT FARW—Continued -
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Laborers (n. e. c. 5), by industry—Continued. Manufacturing—Continued.
180 Nonferrous metals and their products__ 188 a 988 31 Nonferrous metal primary prod-
ucts 188 b 988 32 Clocks, watches, jewelry, and sil-
verware ' 7 189 c 988 33 Miscellaneous nonferrous metal
products 189
181 Machinery 189 a 988 34 Agricultural machinery and trac-
tors 189 b 988 35 Electrical machinery and equip-
ment 189 c 988 36 Office and store machines,• equip-
ment, and supplies 189 d 988 37 Miscellaneous machinery 188
182 Transportation equipinent 188 a 988 38 - Aircraft and parts 189 b 988 39 Automobiles and automobile equip-
ment 19( c 988 4V Ship and boat building and repair-
ing ' 19( d 988 40 Railroad and miscellaneous trans-
portation equipment 191
183 988 41 Not specified metal industries 19(
184 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries_ 191 a 988 42 Scientific and :photographic equip-
ment and supplies 191 b 988 43 Miscellaneous manufacturing in-
dustrial (n. e. c.” 101
185 988 44 Not specified manufacturing industries_ 191
Transportation, communication, and utili-ties-
186 988 47 Railroads (includes repair shops) 19:
,<i/Not elsewhere classified. 16/ Laborers, extraction of minerals, are included in _
"Mine operatives and laborers," page 27. 17/Includes metal engraving (except for printing
purposes), plating, and polishing.
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OCCUPATION AND OCCUPATION GROUP
LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM.—Continued
Laborers(n. e. c. 2), by industry—Continued. Manufacturing—Continued.
172 Paper and allied products 182 a 988 11 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills 182 b 988 12 Paperboard containers and boxes 182
988 13 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products 182
173 I 988 14 Printing, publishing, and allied indus- tries 182
174 Chemicals and allied products 183 988 15 Paints, varnishes, and colors 183
b 988 16 Rayon and allied products 183 988 17 Miscellaneous chemical industries 183
175 Petroleum and coal products 183 a 988 18 Petroleum refining 183 b 988 19 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal
products 184
176 I 988 2V Rubber products 184
177, a I 988 20
Leather and leather products Leather: tanned, curried, and
184
finished 184. b I 988 21 Footwear industries (except rubber) _ 184 c 988 22 Leather products (except footwear) _ 184
178 Stone, clay, and glass products 184 a 988 23 Cement, and concrete, gypsum,
and plaster products 184 b 988 24 Cut-stone and stone products 185 c 988 25 Glass and glass products 185 d 988 26 Pottery and related products 185 e 988 27 Structural clay products 185 f 988 28 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral
products 185
179 Iron and steel and their products 185. a 988 29 Blast furnaces, steel works, and
rolling mills 185 is 988 3V Tin cans and other tinware 187 t 988 30 Miscellaneous iron and steel indus-
tries 187 Not 48014110 0 classified. P• age 2
.Laborer., a Erection of minerals, are included in "Mine operatives and laborers,"
OCCUPATION CLASSIFICATION
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LABORERS, EXCEPT FARW—Continued -
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Laborers (n. e. c. 5), by industry—Continued. Manufacturing—Continued.
180 Nonferrous metals and their products__ 188 a 988 31 Nonferrous metal primary prod-
ucts 188 b 988 32 Clocks, watches, jewelry, and sil-
verware ' 7 189 c 988 33 Miscellaneous nonferrous metal
products 189
181 Machinery 189 a 988 34 Agricultural machinery and trac-
tors 189 b 988 35 Electrical machinery and equip-
ment 189 c 988 36 Office and store machines,• equip-
ment, and supplies 189 d 988 37 Miscellaneous machinery 188
182 Transportation equipinent 188 a 988 38 - Aircraft and parts 189 b 988 39 Automobiles and automobile equip-
ment 19( c 988 4V Ship and boat building and repair-
ing ' 19( d 988 40 Railroad and miscellaneous trans-
portation equipment 191
183 988 41 Not specified metal industries 19(
184 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries_ 191 a 988 42 Scientific and :photographic equip-
ment and supplies 191 b 988 43 Miscellaneous manufacturing in-
dustrial (n. e. c.” 101
185 988 44 Not specified manufacturing industries_ 191
Transportation, communication, and utili-ties-
186 988 47 Railroads (includes repair shops) 19:
,<i/Not elsewhere classified. 16/ Laborers, extraction of minerals, are included in _
"Mine operatives and laborers," page 27. 17/Includes metal engraving (except for printing
purposes), plating, and polishing.
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LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM "—Continued
Laborers (13. e. c. 2), by industry—Continued. Transportation, communication, and utili-
ties—Continued.
187 Transportation, except railroad 192
a 988 49 Street railways and bus lines 192
b 988 50 Trucking service 192
c 988 52 Warehousing and storage 192
d 988 45, 46, 48, Miscellaneous transportation 192 5V, 51, 53, 54
188 Communication and utilities 192
a 988 55-57 Communication 192 b 988 58-6V Utilities + 192
189 988 60-79 Wholesale and retail trade 193
190 Business and repair services 194 a 988 84 Automobile storage, rental, and repair
- services 194 b 988 82, 83, 85 Business and miscellaneous repair
services 194
191 Personal services 194 a 988 88 Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing serv-
ices 194 b 988 87, 89 Hotels and miscellaneous personal serv-
ices 194
192 988 95-98 Government 194
193 Miscellaneous industries and services 199 a 998 VV-1/1 Agriculture, forestry, and fishery 199 b 988 811-81 Finance, insurance, and real estate 199 o 988 9V-90 Amusement, recreation, and related
services 191 d 988 91-94 Professional and related services 191
194 988 99 Nonclassiflable 191
Not eiseu Isere classified. Laborers, extraction of minerals, ere included in "Mine operatives and iiiborers,"; page ;27
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Industries and Industrial Groups with Their Symbols
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A.—AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERY
Symbol VV Agriculture 170 Forestry (except logging) V1 Fishery
Food and Kindred Products : XV Bakery products XO Beverage industries X1 Canning and preserving fruits,
vegetables, and sea food X2 Confectionery KS Dairy products X4 Grain-mill products X5 Meat products X6 Miscellaneous food industries
Textile-mill Products: X8 Cotton manufactures X9 Silk and rayon manufactures 01, Woolen and worsted manufac-
tures 00 Knit goods 01 Dyeing and finishing textiles
V2 Coal mining V3 Metal mining V4 Crude petroleum and natural gas
production 1 V5 Sand and gravel production V6 Stone quarrying V7 Miscellaneous nonmetallic min-
ing V8 Not specified mining
C.-CONSTRUCTION
V9 Construction
D.-MANUFACTURING
Tobacco Manufactures : X7 Tobacco manufactures
Includes natural gasoline production.
B-MINING
D.—MANUFACTURING—Continued
Symbol Textile-mill Products—Continued
02 Carpets, rugs, and other floor coverings
03 Hats (except cloth and millinery) 04 Miscellaneous textile goods 05 Not specified textile mills
Apparel, and' Other Fabricated Textile Products:
06 Apparel and accessories 07 Miscellaneous fabricated textile
products
Lumber, ' Furniture, and Lumber Products:
08 Logging 09 Sawmills and planing mills IV Furniture and store fixtures 10 Miscellaneous wooden goods
Paper and Allied Products: 11 Pulp, paper, and paperboard
mills 12 Paperboard containers and boxes 13 Miscellaneous paper and pulp
products
Printing, Publishing, and Allied Industries :
14 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and Allied Products! 15 ' Paints, varnishes, and colors 16 Rayon and allied products 17 Miscellaneous chemical indus-
tries
Rubber Products : 2V Rubber products
Petroleum and Coal Products: 18 Petroleum refining 19 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal
products
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LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM "—Continued
Laborers (13. e. c. 2), by industry—Continued. Transportation, communication, and utili-
ties—Continued.
187 Transportation, except railroad 192
a 988 49 Street railways and bus lines 192
b 988 50 Trucking service 192
c 988 52 Warehousing and storage 192
d 988 45, 46, 48, Miscellaneous transportation 192 5V, 51, 53, 54
188 Communication and utilities 192
a 988 55-57 Communication 192 b 988 58-6V Utilities + 192
189 988 60-79 Wholesale and retail trade 193
190 Business and repair services 194 a 988 84 Automobile storage, rental, and repair
- services 194 b 988 82, 83, 85 Business and miscellaneous repair
services 194
191 Personal services 194 a 988 88 Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing serv-
ices 194 b 988 87, 89 Hotels and miscellaneous personal serv-
ices 194
192 988 95-98 Government 194
193 Miscellaneous industries and services 199 a 998 VV-1/1 Agriculture, forestry, and fishery 199 b 988 811-81 Finance, insurance, and real estate 199 o 988 9V-90 Amusement, recreation, and related
services 191 d 988 91-94 Professional and related services 191
194 988 99 Nonclassiflable 191
Not eiseu Isere classified. Laborers, extraction of minerals, ere included in "Mine operatives and iiiborers,"; page ;27
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Industries and Industrial Groups with Their Symbols
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Symbol VV Agriculture 170 Forestry (except logging) V1 Fishery
Food and Kindred Products : XV Bakery products XO Beverage industries X1 Canning and preserving fruits,
vegetables, and sea food X2 Confectionery KS Dairy products X4 Grain-mill products X5 Meat products X6 Miscellaneous food industries
Textile-mill Products: X8 Cotton manufactures X9 Silk and rayon manufactures 01, Woolen and worsted manufac-
tures 00 Knit goods 01 Dyeing and finishing textiles
V2 Coal mining V3 Metal mining V4 Crude petroleum and natural gas
production 1 V5 Sand and gravel production V6 Stone quarrying V7 Miscellaneous nonmetallic min-
ing V8 Not specified mining
C.-CONSTRUCTION
V9 Construction
D.-MANUFACTURING
Tobacco Manufactures : X7 Tobacco manufactures
Includes natural gasoline production.
B-MINING
D.—MANUFACTURING—Continued
Symbol Textile-mill Products—Continued
02 Carpets, rugs, and other floor coverings
03 Hats (except cloth and millinery) 04 Miscellaneous textile goods 05 Not specified textile mills
Apparel, and' Other Fabricated Textile Products:
06 Apparel and accessories 07 Miscellaneous fabricated textile
products
Lumber, ' Furniture, and Lumber Products:
08 Logging 09 Sawmills and planing mills IV Furniture and store fixtures 10 Miscellaneous wooden goods
Paper and Allied Products: 11 Pulp, paper, and paperboard
mills 12 Paperboard containers and boxes 13 Miscellaneous paper and pulp
products
Printing, Publishing, and Allied Industries :
14 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and Allied Products! 15 ' Paints, varnishes, and colors 16 Rayon and allied products 17 Miscellaneous chemical indus-
tries
Rubber Products : 2V Rubber products
Petroleum and Coal Products: 18 Petroleum refining 19 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal
products
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D.—MANUFACTURING—Continued
Symbol Leather and Leather Products:
AND OF INDUSTRIES
D.—MANUFACTURING— Conqinued
Symbol Not Specified Metal Industriei:
20 Leather: Tanned, curried, and finished
41 Not specified metal industries
21 Footwear industries (except rub-ber)
Miscellaneous Manufacturing In dustries:
22 Leather products (except foot- wear)
42 Scientific and photographic equip-ment and Zupplies
Stone, Clay, and Glass Products : 43 Miscellaneous manufacturing in.
dustries, n. e. e. 23
24
Cement, and concrete, gypsum, and plaster products
Cut-stone and stone products Not Specified Manufacturing In,
dustries: 25 Glass and glass products 44 Not specified manufacturing in- 26 Pottery and related products • dustries 27 Structural clay products 28 Miscellaneous nonmetallic min- E.—TRANSPORTATION. COMMUNICATION, AND
eral products OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES
Transportation: Iron and'Steel and Their Products : 45 Air transportation
29 Blast furnaces, steel works, and 46 Petroleum and gasoline pipe lines rolling mills 47 Railroads (includes railroad repair
3V Tin cans and other tinware shops) 30 Miscellaneous iron and steelin- 48 Railway express service
dustries 49 Street railways and bus lines? 5V Taxicab service
Nonferrous Metals and Their Prod- 50 Trucking service ucts: 51 Water transportation
31 Nonferrous metal primary prod- 52 Warehousing and storage
ucts 53 Services incidental to transporta- 32 Clocks, watches, jewelry, and sil- tion
verware 54 Not specified transportation 33 Miscellaneous nonferrous metal
products Communication: 55 Telephone (wire and radio)
Machinery: 56 Telegraph (wire and radio)
34 Agricultural machinery and trac-tors
57 Radio broadcasting and television
35 Electrical machinery and equip- Utilities:
ment 58 Electric light and power
36 Office and store machines, equip-ment, and supplies
59 6V
Gas works and steam plants Water and sanitary services
37 Miscellaneous machinery F.—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Transportation Equipment : Wholesale Trade: 38 Aircraft and parts 60 Wholesale trade 39 Automobiles and automobile equip-
ment Retail Trade: 4V Ship and boat building and repairing 61 Food stores, except dairy products 40 Railroad and miscellaneous trans-
portation equipment 62 Dairy products stores and milk
retailing
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F.—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE—Continued
symbol Retail Trade—Continued.
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H.—BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES—Continued
Symbol 84 Automobile storage, rental, and
63 General merchandise stores repair services
64 Limited price variety stores 85 Miscellaneous repair services and
65 Apparel and accessories stores, ex-cept shoes
liand trades
66 Shoe stores I.—PERSONAL SERVICES
67 Furniture and housefurnishings 86 Domestic service stores 87 Hotels and lodging places
68 Household appliance and radio stores
88 Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing services
69 Motor vehicles and accessories re-tailing
89 Miscellaneous personal services
7V Filling stations J.—AMUSEMENT, RECREATION, AND RELATED
70 Drug stores SERVICES
71 Eating and drinking places 9V Theaters and motion pictures 72 Hardware and farm implement
stores 90 Miscellaneous amusement and rec-
reation 73 Lumber and building material re-
tailing K.—PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES
74 Liquor stores 75 Retail florists 91 Educational services
76 Jewelry stores 92 Medical and other health services
77 Fuel and ice retailing 93 Legal, engineering, and miscella-
78 Miscellaneous retail stores neous professional services
79 Not specified retail trade' 94 Charitable, religious, and meta. bership organizations • G.—FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE
L.—GOVERNMENT 8V Banking and other finance 80 Insurance 95 Postal service
81 Real estate 96 National defense 97 Federal Government n. e. c.
H.—BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES 98 State and local government
82 Advertising M.—NONCLASSIFIABLE 83 Business services, except adver-
tising 99 Nonclassifiable
May include some returns not specified as to whether the workers were in wholesale or retell trade.
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D.—MANUFACTURING—Continued
Symbol Leather and Leather Products:
AND OF INDUSTRIES
D.—MANUFACTURING— Conqinued
Symbol Not Specified Metal Industriei:
20 Leather: Tanned, curried, and finished
41 Not specified metal industries
21 Footwear industries (except rub-ber)
Miscellaneous Manufacturing In dustries:
22 Leather products (except foot- wear)
42 Scientific and photographic equip-ment and Zupplies
Stone, Clay, and Glass Products : 43 Miscellaneous manufacturing in.
dustries, n. e. e. 23
24
Cement, and concrete, gypsum, and plaster products
Cut-stone and stone products Not Specified Manufacturing In,
dustries: 25 Glass and glass products 44 Not specified manufacturing in- 26 Pottery and related products • dustries 27 Structural clay products 28 Miscellaneous nonmetallic min- E.—TRANSPORTATION. COMMUNICATION, AND
eral products OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES
Transportation: Iron and'Steel and Their Products : 45 Air transportation
29 Blast furnaces, steel works, and 46 Petroleum and gasoline pipe lines rolling mills 47 Railroads (includes railroad repair
3V Tin cans and other tinware shops) 30 Miscellaneous iron and steelin- 48 Railway express service
dustries 49 Street railways and bus lines? 5V Taxicab service
Nonferrous Metals and Their Prod- 50 Trucking service ucts: 51 Water transportation
31 Nonferrous metal primary prod- 52 Warehousing and storage
ucts 53 Services incidental to transporta- 32 Clocks, watches, jewelry, and sil- tion
verware 54 Not specified transportation 33 Miscellaneous nonferrous metal
products Communication: 55 Telephone (wire and radio)
Machinery: 56 Telegraph (wire and radio)
34 Agricultural machinery and trac-tors
57 Radio broadcasting and television
35 Electrical machinery and equip- Utilities:
ment 58 Electric light and power
36 Office and store machines, equip-ment, and supplies
59 6V
Gas works and steam plants Water and sanitary services
37 Miscellaneous machinery F.—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Transportation Equipment : Wholesale Trade: 38 Aircraft and parts 60 Wholesale trade 39 Automobiles and automobile equip-
ment Retail Trade: 4V Ship and boat building and repairing 61 Food stores, except dairy products 40 Railroad and miscellaneous trans-
portation equipment 62 Dairy products stores and milk
retailing
• INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION
F.—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE—Continued
symbol Retail Trade—Continued.
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H.—BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES—Continued
Symbol 84 Automobile storage, rental, and
63 General merchandise stores repair services
64 Limited price variety stores 85 Miscellaneous repair services and
65 Apparel and accessories stores, ex-cept shoes
liand trades
66 Shoe stores I.—PERSONAL SERVICES
67 Furniture and housefurnishings 86 Domestic service stores 87 Hotels and lodging places
68 Household appliance and radio stores
88 Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing services
69 Motor vehicles and accessories re-tailing
89 Miscellaneous personal services
7V Filling stations J.—AMUSEMENT, RECREATION, AND RELATED
70 Drug stores SERVICES
71 Eating and drinking places 9V Theaters and motion pictures 72 Hardware and farm implement
stores 90 Miscellaneous amusement and rec-
reation 73 Lumber and building material re-
tailing K.—PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES
74 Liquor stores 75 Retail florists 91 Educational services
76 Jewelry stores 92 Medical and other health services
77 Fuel and ice retailing 93 Legal, engineering, and miscella-
78 Miscellaneous retail stores neous professional services
79 Not specified retail trade' 94 Charitable, religious, and meta. bership organizations • G.—FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE
L.—GOVERNMENT 8V Banking and other finance 80 Insurance 95 Postal service
81 Real estate 96 National defense 97 Federal Government n. e. c.
H.—BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES 98 State and local government
82 Advertising M.—NONCLASSIFIABLE 83 Business services, except adver-
tising 99 Nonclassifiable
May include some returns not specified as to whether the workers were in wholesale or retell trade.
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includes metal engraving (except for printing purpons), plating, and polishing. t Includes suburban and interurban railways.
