Sixteenth Census of the United States: 1940: Manufactures: 1939 ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942 - United States |
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... Illinois . 379 , 016 88 , 134 New Jersey . 726 , 137 New York .. 28 , 152 412 , 657 5,721 , 302 6 , 451 , 547 296 , 070 Ohio .. Other States ( Colo . , Conn . , Ind . , Mass . , Mich . , Nebr . , Pa . , R. I. , Va . , Wash . , Wis ...
... Illinois . 379 , 016 88 , 134 New Jersey . 726 , 137 New York .. 28 , 152 412 , 657 5,721 , 302 6 , 451 , 547 296 , 070 Ohio .. Other States ( Colo . , Conn . , Ind . , Mass . , Mich . , Nebr . , Pa . , R. I. , Va . , Wash . , Wis ...
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... Illinois 20 , 670 , 648 4,084 , 944 Other States ( Colo . , Conn . , Ind . , Md . , Mass . , Mich . , N. J. , N. C. , Pa . , Tenn . , Tex . ) . 16 , 193 , 492 3. 101 , 037 Indiana New Jersey Massachusetts . California . Massachusetts ...
... Illinois 20 , 670 , 648 4,084 , 944 Other States ( Colo . , Conn . , Ind . , Md . , Mass . , Mich . , N. J. , N. C. , Pa . , Tenn . , Tex . ) . 16 , 193 , 492 3. 101 , 037 Indiana New Jersey Massachusetts . California . Massachusetts ...
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... Illinois . 2,348 2 , 303 2,397 2,218 4 , 190 2,230 4 , 179 4 , 233 2,337 2,352 4 , 237 4 , 194 2 , 333 Indiana .. 4,100 4,093 4 , 122 333 4 , 167 4,221 310 4 , 230 317 326 4,280 336 4 , 229 327 3.2 329 330 341 355 350 348 Kentucky ...
... Illinois . 2,348 2 , 303 2,397 2,218 4 , 190 2,230 4 , 179 4 , 233 2,337 2,352 4 , 237 4 , 194 2 , 333 Indiana .. 4,100 4,093 4 , 122 333 4 , 167 4,221 310 4 , 230 317 326 4,280 336 4 , 229 327 3.2 329 330 341 355 350 348 Kentucky ...
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... Illinois Maine Massachusetts New Missouri Hampshire 288 3,670 19 31 12 1,668 22 22 520 293 98 8 20 6 13 21 , 293 71 998 713 474 6 17 1,480 18 , 845 471 22 0122 8 56 55 904 631 21 ཋ ཋ 「 g- 3 294 181 8 , 526 277 52 654 7,345 207 3,406 9 ...
... Illinois Maine Massachusetts New Missouri Hampshire 288 3,670 19 31 12 1,668 22 22 520 293 98 8 20 6 13 21 , 293 71 998 713 474 6 17 1,480 18 , 845 471 22 0122 8 56 55 904 631 21 ཋ ཋ 「 g- 3 294 181 8 , 526 277 52 654 7,345 207 3,406 9 ...
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... Illinois . Indiana . Michigan . Minnesota . New York . 40 , 466 725 , 682 4 , 241 , 305 386 , 995 202 , 690 1,300 , 573 67,766 333 , 173 70,388 338 , 212 12 , 259 28,463 64 , 294 175 , 929 Oregon .. 24 , 805 164 , 100 New York ...
... Illinois . Indiana . Michigan . Minnesota . New York . 40 , 466 725 , 682 4 , 241 , 305 386 , 995 202 , 690 1,300 , 573 67,766 333 , 173 70,388 338 , 212 12 , 259 28,463 64 , 294 175 , 929 Oregon .. 24 , 805 164 , 100 New York ...
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added by manufacture CENSUS Cost of materials data for individual Diesel and semi-Diesel earners and wages Electric motors elsewhere classified ENDED NEAREST 15TH expenditures for plant EXPLANATIONS-Definition of establishment EXPLANATIONS-Disclosure of data EXPLANATIONS-Persons engaged-general classification EXPLANATIONS-Value added EXPLANATIONS-Wage earners Finished products firm members fuel Hydroturbines and water individual establishments internal-combustion engines kilowatt rating movers not driving NORMAL PAY-ROLL PERIOD Number Horsepower Number not reported Number of establishments NUMBER RECEIVING PAY Number reported officers of corporations Ohio ordinarily idle included PAY DURING NORMAL PAY-ROLL PERIOD ENDED Persons reported plant and equipment Prime movers products less cost Proprietors and firm purchased electric energy reported by manufacturing Reporting expenditures Salaried employees Salaried officers Salaries and wages semi-Diesel engines short tons STATISTICS IN DETAIL Steam engines Steam turbines TABLE 2.-GENERAL STATISTICS TABLE 3.-VALUE TABLE 4.-PRODUCTS TABLE 8.-PRIME MOVERS Tons total value UNITED Value for establishments Value of products Wage earners average water wheels
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Page 5 - Foi1 the period 1954 to 1965 value added by manufacture represents adjusted value added and for earlier years, unadjusted value added. Unadjusted value added is obtained by subtracting the cost of materials, supplies and containers, fuel, purchased electric energy, and contract work from the value of shipments for products manufactured plus receipts for services rendered.
Page 659 - SEC. 11. That the information furnished under the provisions of this Act shall be used only for the statistical purposes for which it is supplied. No publication shall be made by the Census Office whereby the data furnished...
Page 339 - value added by manufacture" (series P 8) are obtained by subtracting the cost of materials, supplies, containers, fuel, purchased electric energy, and contract work, from the value of shipments of manufacturing establishments. This procedure avoids the duplication in the "value of shipments" figures which result from the use of products of some establishments as materials by others. The "value added by manufacture...
Page 5 - ... or in stock, and consequently, under normal conditions, the total value of products covers the cost of production (including overhead expenses) and profits. It also covers selling expenses except in cases where separate sales departments are operated, in which cases the values at which the products are turned over to sales departments are reported.
Page 659 - Whoever, being the owner, official, agent, person in charge, or assistant to the person in charge, of any company, business, institution, establishment, religious body, or organization of any nature whatsoever, neglects or refuses, when requested by the Secretary or other authorized officer or employee of the Department of Commerce or bureau or agency thereof...
Page 2 - establishment" signifies a single plant or factory. In some cases, however, it refers to two or more plants operated under a common ownership and located in the same city, or in the same county but in different municipalities or unincorporated places having fewer than 10,000 inhabitants. On the other hand, separate...
Page 1 - Those engaged principally in the performance of work for individual customers, such as repair shops, custom tailor shops, manufacturing products valued at less than $100,000 within the census year, and dressmaking and millinery shops (but this does not apply to large establishments manufacturing to fill special orders).
Page 659 - That the Director of the Census be, and he is hereby, authorized, and directed to collect and publish, for every second year after 1927, statistics of manufacturing industries; and the director is hereby authorized to prepare such schedules as in his judgment may be necessary.
Page 5 - Value added by manufacture. — The value of products is not a satisfactory measure of the importance of a given industry, because only a part of this value is actually created within the industry, another, and often a much larger, part being contributed by the value of the materials used For some purposes, the most satisfactory measure is the "value added by manufacture"— that is.
Page 659 - ... religious body, or other organization, or to records or statistics in his official custody, contained on any census schedule prepared by the Director of the Census under the authority of this Act, or of the Act to provide for a permanent Census Office, approved March 6, 1902, or of Acts amendatory thereof or supplemental thereto; and any person violating the provisions of this section by refusing or willfully neglecting to answer any of said questions...