NONFERROUS-METAL PRODUCTS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED (A preliminary report for this industry was issued October 31, 1940) Description of the industry. The establishments classified in this industry are engaged primarily in the production, from nonferrous metals, other than aluminum, of bearings and bushings, die castings, forged and hot-pressed parts, spun ware, and other nonferrous products not elsewhere classified. Prior to 1939 the establishments of this industry formed a part of the "Nonferrous-metal alloys; nonferrous products, except aluminum, not elsewhere classified” industry. Figures comparable with those for 1939 have been prepared for 1937, but comparable figures for earlier census years are not available. Cost of me terials, supplies, fuel, Value purchased Value of added by electric en products manuergy, and facture : contract work Horsepower of prime movers TABLE 2.-GENERAL STATISTICS IN DETAIL BY STATES: 1939 [See GENERAL EXPLANATIONS-Disclosure of data for individual establishments) Number of establishments ! Salaried officers of corporations ? Salaried employees ? Wage earners (average for the year) 3. Other.... Salaried officers 2 Salaries Wages Other Cost of materials, supplies, containers, fuel, purchased electric energy, and contract work, total Materials, supplies, and containers. Contract work 358 557 4,285 139 1 19 $8,613, 108 605, 545 1, 273, 420 6,448, 378 270, 343 1, 688 13, 734 62, 004, 698 57, 843, 152 1, 271, 295 1, 570, 801 1,319, 450 141, 765, 939 79, 761, 241 612, 345 580, 289 10, 269 11, 380 10, 407 1, 658, 093 1.045, 748 4,988, 295 4, 800, 354 34,016 90, 071 63,854 11, 352, 340 6.364, 045 7, 263, 935 6,661, 613 181, 623 215, 775 204, 924 16, 582, 581 9, 318, 646 1, 653, 671 1,566, 793 31, 869 51, 913 3,096 4, 182, 869 2,529, 198 40, 966 36, 568 1, 626 1, 544 1, 228 122, 335 81. 369 1, 261, 611 1, 218, 662 14.834 23, 760 4, 355 2,651, 063 1,389, 452 11, 086, 974 10, 501, 195 240, 542 306, 814 38, 423 25, 314, 091 14, 227, 117 NONFERROUS-METAL PRODUCTS 359 TABLE 2.-GENERAL STATISTICS IN DETAIL BY STATES: 1939–Continued Number of establishments 1 Salaried officers of corporations - Salaried employees'. year)). Distribution Construction.. Other... Salaried officers ? Salaries 2 Wages. Other. fuel, purchased electric energy, and Materials, supplies, and containers.. Contract work... 7 $431, 721 54, 349 $1,045, 619 170, 943 143, 444 668, 026 58, 216 4,990 54, 827 272, 505 45, 315 6, 195 2, 615 4, 725 I See GENERAL EXPLANATIONS--Definition of establishment. : See GENERAL EXPLANATIONS-Persons engaged-general classification. à See GENERAL EXPLANATIONS--Wage earners and wages. • Value of products less cost of materials, supplies, containers, fuel, purchased electric energy, and contract work. See GENERAL EXPLANATIONS_Value added by manufacture. 5 Colorado, 2 establishments; Delaware, 1; Florida, 2; Kansas, 1; Kentucky, 2; Nebraska, 1; Oklahoma, 1; Oregon, 4; Tennessee, 1; Texas, 2; Utah, 1; Virginia, 1; West Virginia, 1; Wyoming, 1. TABLE 3.–VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR THE UNITED STATES: Table 4.–PRODUCTS, BY KIND AND VALUE, FOR THE UNITED 1939 AND 1937 STATES: 1939 AND 1937 PRODUCT 1937 in the in other Total industry industries Total value... $92, 288, 183 $23, 180, 024 $115, 468, 207 $109, 649, 523 Bearings and bushings (including antifriction linings) 28,079, 971 9, 112, 492 37, 192, 463 43, 254, 886 Die castings 27, 405, 707 1, 153, 627 28, 559, 334 28,072, 534 Finished castings: Cooking utensils. 252, 349 252, 349 420,000 Other 2, 255, 827 1,319, 756 3, 575, 583 3,055, 259 Forged and hot-pressed parts. 3,072, 199 2,858, 449 5, 930, 648 6, 837, 465 Fittings 19, 247, 0031 9, 247, 003 6,093, 641 Spun ware. 3, 455, 574 101, 535 3, 557, 109 2, 320, 913 Powder 1, 521, 708 270, 730 1, 792, 438 (*) Other nonferrous products classified in this industry.. 16,997, 845 8, 363, 435 25, 361, 280 19, 594, 825 115, 468, 207 109, 649, 523 92, 288, 183 88, 636, 634 23, 180, 024 21,012, 889 1 Value of rods, tubing, rough castings, valves, screw-machine products, etc. | Value of fittings reported by establishments classified in this industry only. No comparable data. TABLE 6.—WAGE EARNERS ENGAGED IN MANUFACTURING, BY MONTHS, FOR THE UNITED STATES, 1939 AND 1937, AND BY STATES, 1939 TABLE 8.-PRIME MOVERS, MOTORS, GENERATORS, AND ELECTRIC ENERGY: 19391 438 437 3 285 29 6,053 6 178 16 4,615 452 6 3, 101 2,570 2 1,500 Number of establishments.. Number Horsepower. Number. Horsepower. Number. Horsepower. Number.. Horsepower. Horsepower Horsepower. Number.. Horsepower. Prime movers, driving generators, ordinarily idle (included above), horsepower Prime movers not driving generators, total Number. Horsepower. Number.. 3 300 Prime movers-Continued. Prime movers not driving generators -Continued. Number. Horsepower Horsepower. above), horsepower. Generators, kilowatt rating, total.. Generators, driven by Steam engines, kilowatt rating. Hydroturbines and water wheels, kilowatt rating- Number Horsepower.. Number.. Horsepower Number. Horsepower. Generated in plant.. 1, 713 1,000 172 91 125 1, 065 4 150 1 95 17, 774 83, 606 1,515 15, 718 78, 675 Group 16.—ELECTRICAL MACHINERY Description of the group of industries.—This group of 1. Wiring devices and supplies. industries embraces establishments engaged primarily 2. Carbon products for the electrical industry, and manuin the manufacture of machinery, apparatus, and sup factures of carbon or artificial graphite. 3. Electrical measuring instruments. plies for employment directly in the generation, 4. Generating, distribution, and industrial apparatus, and storage, transmission, or utilization of electric energy. apparatus for incorporation in manufactured products, The group includes the “Radios, radio tubes, and pho not elsewhere classified. nographs" industry, but it does not cover establish 5. Electrical appliances. 6. Insulated wire and cable. ments whose principal products are electric-lighting 7. Automotive electrical equipment. fixtures, electric signs or motor-driven tools, mechanical 8. Electric lamps. refrigerators, washing machines, and other machines 9. Radios, radio tubes, and phonographs. and appliances constructed with built-in motors or other 10. Communication equipment. electrical equipment (such machines and appliances 11. Batteries, storage and primary (dry and wet). 12. X-ray and therapeutic apparatus and electronic tubes. being classified for census purposes in other industries), 13. Electrical products not elsewhere classified. unless the electrical equipment is made in the same plants by the same manufacturers and contributes at With the exception of the "Radios, radio tubes, and least one-half of the total value of the machines or phonographs” industry, which has been a separate appliances. (See second table, page 402.) The number industry beginning with the 1931 census, they were all of establishments shown in this report is therefore con- combined in the single industry “Electrical machinery, siderably smaller than the total number of manufac- apparatus, and supplies" at the censuses for 1931, 1933, turers commonly thought of as manufacturing electrical 1935, and 1937. Prior to the 1931 Census for Manuequipment. factures, radios and radio tubes were included in the The following individual industries were combined “Electrical machinery, apparatus, and supplies” into make up the electrical machinery group in the Cen- dustry, but "Phonographs" dustry, but “Phonographs” was a separate industry sus of Manufactures for 1939: classification, 361 463396–42-24 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FOR INDUSTRIAL USE: 1939. 1937. Wiring devices and supplies 1939. 1937. Carbon products for the electrical industry, and manufactures of carbon or artificial graphite 1939. 1937. Electrical measuring instruments 1939. 1937 Generating, distribution, and industrial apparatus, and apparatus for incorporation in manufactured products, not elsew here classified 1939. 1937. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES: 1939. 1937 INSULATED WIRE AND CABLE: 1939. 1937. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT: 1939. 1937. ELECTRIC LAMPS: 1939 1937. COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND RELATED PRODUCTS: 1939. 1937 Radios, radio tubes, and phonographs- 1939. 1937. Communication equipment 1939. 1937. ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED: 1939. 1937 Batteries, storage and primary (dry and wet) - 1939 1937. X-ray and therapeutic apparatus and electronic tubes 1939. 1937. Electrical products not elsewhere classified 1939. 1937. 19, 209, 426 63, 176, 798 39, 048, 906 24, 182, 445 (") i Cost of contract work is included in the figures for 1939, 1937, and 1935, but is not included in those for prior years. · Value of products less cost of materials, supplies, fuel, purchased electric energy, and contract work. See GENERAL EXPLANATIONS-Value added by manufacture, Not called for on schedule. * Data not available. The figures for "Refrigerators, mechanical" for the years prior to 1927 are included in part in those for this group and in part in those for the former "Foundry and machine-shop products, not elsewhere classified" industry. |