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EMPLOYMENT
AND
WAGES
of covered workers
m
STATE
UNEMPLOYMENT
COMPENSATION
SYSTEMS ... 1939
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY MEMORANDUM NO. 17
FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY
SOCIAL SECURITY 11111
RESEARCH AND STATISTICS
DIVISION
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
Evran Clague, Director
Collis Stocking,
Assistant Director
C. R. P. Cochrane,
Assistant Director
United States Employment Service
Division
Martin F, Carpenter, Chief
Unemployment Compensation Division
William McCaw, Chief
Fiscal and Management Standards
Division
Paul E. Batzell, Chief
Research and Statistics Division
Louis Levine, Acting Chief
Federal Security Agency
SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD
Bureau of Exrployment Security
SMPLOmNT AND WAGES
of Covered Workers in
State Unemployment Compensation Systems
1939
Employment Security Memorandum No, 17
Research and Statistics Division
Washington, B.C.
August I9U1
Foreword
The Federal-State unemployment compensation program
yields data which, together with the wage and employment
data supplied by the program of old-age and survivors
insurance, fill one of the major gaps in our knowledge of
the labor market* The unemployment compensation program
makes it possible to obtain at regular intervals from every
firm of any significant size in the major industries, except
railroads, a report of the number of workers in their employ
and the amount of wages paid. Prior to the initiation of
the program, the only regularly available data in this
extremely important field were voluntary reports from a
relatively small number of employers. With approximately
90 percent of the workers in industries subject to unemployment compensation employed by the reporting establishments,
the data obtained regularly on employment and wages represent virtually a complete census for the industries covered.
The usefulness of these statistics will be further
enhanced as all State employment security agencies submit
reports on a more refined industrial classification basis
beginning with the year 1942. The industrial classification
of each firm is to be checked at least once every 3 years
in order that the data may accurately reflect industrial,
patterns.
This volume presents in detail the data collected
for 1939. A previous monograph, issued as Employment
Security Memorandum No. 6. contained similar data for 1938,
the first year for which data became available in most
States. Only a few States compiled comparable information
for 1937.
We wish to acknowledge the cooperation of the research
and statistics units of State employment security agencies
in making the issuance of these data possible.
Ewan Clague, Director,
Bureau of Employment Security
TABLE
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CONTENTS
Page
EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES, 1939
Changes, 1938-1939
Character and Limitations of the Data
Industrial Classification
Unemployment Compensation Coverage
Industrial Trends
Industrial and Geographical Concentrations
State Industrial Patterns
Monthly Fluctuations in Employment
Analyt ical Tables
Description of Major Industry Groups
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9
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22
25
33
37
TABLES
A Summary Tables
Employment of covered workers and wages earned in
covered employmentf 1939
• 59
B State Tables
Monthly employment of covered workers and quarterly
wages earned in covered employment, "by industry
divisions and significant major industry groups, for
each of the 51 States, 1939
98
C Industry Tables
Monthly employment of covered workers and quarterly
wages earned in covered employment, by State, for
each industry division and major industry group,
1939^
202
CHARTS
Monthly employment of covered workers in all industries and in manufacturing for all 51 States, 19391
and in all industries and in the leading industry
division, by States, 1938 and 1939
351
v
vi
LIST Of TABLES
Number
Page
Analytical Tables
I Workers with wage credits for unemployment compensation, 1939» compared with total labor force,
last week of March I9H0, by State
33
II Ratio of employment covered "by State unemployment
compensation programs and of wages earned in covered employment to total employment and to total
wages and salaries in covered industries, "by State,
1939
3^
III Coefficients of monthly fluctuation in employment,
"by industry division and major industry group,
1939
35
17 Coefficients of monthly fluctuation in employment,
"by State, 1939
36
Summary Tables
A~1
Number of subject employers, workers with wage
credits, and statutory coverage provisions, "by
States, 1939
59
Ar-2a Monthly employment of covered workers, "by industry division and major industry groups, 1939—
Total, 51 States
60
A-2b Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, by
industry divisions and major industry groups,
1939—Total, 51 States
62
A~3a Employment of covered workers, "by States, and "by
months, 1939—1Total, all industries
0+
A~3b Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, "by
States, and by quarters, 1939—Total, all industries
-
65
A" "Ha Average monthly employment of covered workers, by
industry divisions, and by States, 1939
66
vii
Number
Page
A-*+b Total wages earned in covered employment, "by
industry divisions, and "by States, 1939
Ar-5a Average monthly employment of covered workers,
"by industry divisions and major industry groups,
"by States, 1939
A^5b Total wages earned in covered employment, "by
industry divisions and major industry groups,
"by States, 1939
6s
72
Ar-6a Percentage distribution, "by industry divisions
and major industry groups, of average monthly
covered employment in each State, 1939
Ar-6b Percentage distribution, "by industry divisions
and major industry groups, of total wages earned
in covered employment in each State, 1939
SO
A^7a Percentage distribution, "by State, of average
monthly covered employment in each industry
division and major industry group, 1939
8M-
A-7"b Percentage distribution, "by State * of total
wages earned in covered enrploymenc in each
industry division and major industry group,
1939
*
88
Ar*8
Ar-9
Monthly employment of covered workers and quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 19331939
92
Average monthly employment of covered workers
and total wages earned in covered employment,
by State, 1938-1939
93
State Tables
Bach table consists of two parts:
a - Monthly employment
b - Qjuarterly wages
B-l
B-2
£-3
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
98
100
102
viii
Number
B—H Arkansas
B — 5 California
B—6 Colorado
B — 7 Connecticut
B—-8 Delaware
B—9 District of Columbia
B-10 Florida
B-ll Georgia
B-12 Hawaii
B-13 Idaho
B-14 Illinois
B-15 Indiana
B-16 Iowa
B-17 Kansas
B-18 Kentucky
B-19 Louisiana
B-20 Maine
B-21 Maryland
B-22 Massachusetts
B-2? Michigan
B-24 Minnesota
B-25 Mississippi
B-26 Missouri
B-27 Montana
B-28 Nebraska
B-29 Nevada
B-30 New Hampshire
B-31 New Jersey
B-32 New Mexico
B-33 New York
B-34 North Carolina
B-35 North Dakota
B-36 Ohio
B-37 Oklahoma
B-38 Oregon
B-39 Pennsylvania
B-40 Bhode Island
B-^l South Carolina
B-U2 South Dakota
B-l+3 Tennessee
B-44 Texas
B-^5 Utah
B-^6 Vermont
B-^7 Virginia
B-^8 Washington
B-^9 West Virginia
B-50 Wisconsin
B-51 Wyoming
Page
.......
10^
106
108
110
112
11J
Ho
118
120
122
12*
12b
128
130
132
13*+
13°
138
140
1^2
1W
1%
1*8
150
152
15^
15©
158
160
162
16M166
168
170
172
17^
176
178
180
182
184
186
188
190
19.2
19^
196
198
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Number
Page
Industry Tables
Each table consists of two parts:
a - Monthly employment
b - Qjuarterly wages
0—1 MINING
C—2
C—3
C—4
C—5
C—6
202
Major industry group:
10 Metal mining
11 Anthracite mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal
mining
13 Crude petroleum and natural gas
production
lM- Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
C—7 CONSTHJCTION
C—8
C—9
C-10
Major industry group:
15 Building construction—general
contractors
16 General contractors, other than
building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
C-ll MANUFACTURING
C-12
0-1*5
C-14
C-15
C-l6
C-17
C-18
C-19
Major industry group:
20 Food and kindred products
21 Tobacco manufactures
22 Textile-mill products ...
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and similar materials
2k Lumber and timber basic products
25 Furniture and finished lumber
products
26 Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
414699 0—41
2
204
206
206
208
210
212
21b
218
220
222
22^
226
228
23O
232
23^
236
X
Number
Page
C-20
C-21
C-22
C-23
C-24
C-25
C~2o
28
29
30
31
32
33
35
C-27
C-28
C-29
36
37
$8
C-30
39
Chemicals and allied products....
Products of petroleum and coal...
Rubber products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products..
Iron and steel and their products
Nonferrous metals and their
products
Electrical machinery
Machinery (except electrical)....
Automobiles and automobile equipment
Miscellaneous manufacturing
industries
C-31 TRMSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER
PUBLIC UTILITIES
C-32
C-33
C-3^
C-35
C-3b
C-37
C-38
C~39
Major industry group:
Street, suburban, and interurban
railways and city and suburban
bus lines
k2 Trucking and/or warehousing for
hire
Other transportation, except
water transportation
^ Water transportation
U-5 Services allied to transportation,
not elsewhere classified
^6 Communication: telephone, telegraph, and related services
^8 Utilities: electric and gas
M-9 Local utilities and local public
services, not elsewhere classified
C-lK) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRACE
C-4l
0-^2
Major industry group:
50 Pull-service and limited-function
wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other
than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
238
240
2k2
2k6
2^8
250
252
25^
256
258
260
262
266
268
270
272
27*+
276
ZJ8
280
282
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Number
Page
C-i-R
C-W
53 Retail general merchandise
54 Be tail food (includes liquor
stores)
55 Retail automotive..-.
56 Retail apparel and accessories...
57 Betail trade, not el severe classified
71 Eating and drinking places
75 Filling stations, garage, and
automobile repair services
52 Other wholesale and retail trade.
0-1*5
CJ+6
C-J+7
C-Hg
C-^9
C-50
0-51 FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND BEAL ESTA333
C-52
0-53
0-5^40-55
C-56
C—57
0-58
0-59
Major industry group:
60 Banks and trust companies
6l Security dealers and investment
banking
62 Finance agencies, not elsewhere
classified
63 Insurance carriers
64 Insurance agents and brokers
65 Beal estate dealers, agents, and
brokers
..
66 Beal estate, insurance, loans,
law offices; any combination
67 Holding companies (except real
estate holding companies)
C-60 SERVICE
C-6l
0-62
C-63
C-64
C-65
C-66
C-67
Major industry group:
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere
classified
ik Employment agencies and commercial
and trade schools
76 Miscellaneous repair services and
hand trades..
78 Motion pictures
79 Amusement and recreation and
related services, not elsewhere
classified
28^
286
288
290
292
294
296
298
JOQ
J>02
3^
3^8
310
312
Jib
3^6
318
320
322
32k
326
328
33^
332
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Number
C-68
C-69
C-70
C-71
C-72
0-7*5
C-74
Page
80 Medical and other health services
81 Law offices and related services.
82 Educational institutions and
agencies
S3 Other professional and socialservice agencies and institutions
86 Nonprofit membership organizations
9° Domestic service
Regular Government agencies
C-75 MISCELLANEOUS..
33^
33&
33®
3^2
3^
3^
3^
LIST Of CHAETS
Covered employment, by industry divisions, 1939
Wages earned in covered employment, by industry
351
division, 1939
352
Covered employment, Total 51 States, 1939
353
Covered employment, 1938-1939*
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
35^
355
356
357
358
359
3&0
3&1
3^2
3%3
3®+
3^5
366
367
3^8
369
37°
371
372
373
.....
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Covered employment, I938-I939: (continued)
Maryland
Massachuset t s
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina.
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming.
Page
37U
375
37°
377
37^
379
3^0
JSl
382
3^3
Jm
385
3S6
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
UOl
U02
403
HO'
m
EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES, 1939
EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES, 1939
1 Changes, 1938-1939
Industries covered "by State unemployment compensation
laws probably participated to a greater extent than industry
as a whole in the general economic improvement that characterized the year 1939 • Covered employment in 1939 averaged
21,377,500, approximately 7 percent above 193g4/ T b e Bureau
of Labor Statistics estimates indicate an increase from 1932
of only h.b percent for employees in nonagricultural establishments. Wages 2/ earned in covered employment in 1939 aggregated $28,513 million, about 11 percent more than in I93S. The
comparable gain in total nonagricultural wages and salaries in
the Nation as a whole, however, was only 7*9 percent, according
to recently revised estimates of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
Comparisons with the volume of covered employment and
wages in the previous year indicate the persistence in 1939
the upward trend which began late in 1938. In March 1939,
employment of covered workers totaled 20,75^000,
percent
above the level of March 193g. By June, the gain over the same
month of the previous year was 9*2 percent and in September it
reached 9#6 percent. Although covered employment declined in
the last 2 months of the year, the December 1939 total of nearly
22 million was 9*1 percent above the last month of 193&*
for workers included
Similar increases were reported
under the Federal old-age and survivors insurance program which
covers all employers, irrespective of size of establishment, in
virtually the same industries and services as those included
under State unemployment compensation programs. The average
number of employees reported as earning taxable wages under this
program on the last day or last pay roll of March, June,
September, and December 1939 w a $ 8.8 percent above the average
of similar figures for 1938.
March 1939 the number of such
11 All comparisons between 193® and 1939 a x e based on figures
excluding data for railroad and other groups transferred to
coverage under the Eailroad Unemployment Insurance Act on
July 1, 1939.
2j "Wages11 include the earnings of all employees of firms subject to unemployment compensation laws. Many of these
employees are salaried workers.
2/ Social Security Bulletin, August
3
4
workers was 6.5 percent higher than in March 1938. By the end
of June employment had increased "by 10 percent over the same
month of the previous year and in September by 9*7 percent—an
increase almost identical with that indicated by State unemployment compensation figures. Likewise, in spite of the slight
decline that followed, employment of workers covered by the oldage and survivors insurance program was 8*9 percent higher in
December 1939 than in the last month of 1938.
Wages of workers included under State unemployment compensation programs in the first quarter of 1939 exceeded
earnings during the corresponding period of 1§38 by 6.8 percent.
By the second quarter the relative increase was 10.9 percent,
and by the third quarter
percent. As in the case of employment, there was a slight decline in relative position at the end
of the year, but earnings in the last 3 months were 12.1 percent
above those in the same period of 1938* Between the first and
fourth quarters of 1939•ragesearned in covered employment
increased 19.O percent, as against a corresponding rise of only
13.3 percent in 1938.
Variations in the inclusiveness of the data for the 2
years prevent accurate analysis of industrial differences in
covered employment from 1938 to 1939 f o r the country as a whole.
Such comparisons as are feasible, 1/ however, indicate that average monthly covered employment in construction in 1939 wa s 25
percent above 1938, in manufacturing about 10 percent, and in
trade more than 7 percent. The increases in the corresponding
period in wages earned in these industrial divisions were even
more striking. Wages earned in construction rose more than 30
percent, in manufacturing 15 percent, and in trade 8 percent.
2 Character and Limitations of the Data
Comprehensive monthly data on employment and wages, by
major industry group, were reported to the Social Security Board
in 1939 "by the 51 State agencies administering the State unemployment compensation laws.2/ Only a few States compiled such
statistics in 1937• and although all States submitted reports
for 193^1 complete data by major industry group for all States
1/ Covered employment and wages in Pennsylvania, for which no
industry data were reported in 1938» were excluded from the
totals for 1939
making these comparisons.
2} Including Alaska and Hawaii in addition to the ^8 States
and the District of Columbia.
5
first "became available in 1939. figures for 1938 have already
"been published,!/ and 1939 figures are presented in this volume.
Pinal data for lyUO were not due from State employment security
agencies until July 31t lSNu but preliminary estimates have
"been prepared and published.
Employers subject to unemployment compensation laws are
required to report to State employment security agencies the
number of workers on their pay rolls during the last pay period
of any type ending within the month. Thus, an employer who
reimburses his employees on more than one basis reports a figure which is the sum of the number of workers on a weekly pay
basis who were employed during the last week of the month, plus
the number paid on a semi-monthly basis who were employed during
the last half of the month, plus the number employed on a
monthly pay roll basis. Should the employer have other types
of pay periods, such as 10-day or daily, the number of enployees
during the last pay period of each type ending within the month
is included*
Wages are reported on a quarterly basis. Except for New
York, they represent the total amount of wages paid or payable
to all covered workers during each calendar quarter, even
though the entire amount may not be subject to taxation for
unemployment compensation purposes. Under most State laws, the
cash value of such perquisites as tips, bonuses, and meals are
regarded as taxable wages and included in the employers1 reports.
New York reported taxable wages only, thus excluding all but
$3,000 of the wages of individual employees with annual earnings
from any one employer in excess of $3,000. It is estimated that
this limitation reduced the reported figure for total wages earned
in covered employment for the 51 States by about 3 percent; it
especially distorts the wage pattern for industries in which high
salaries are frequent and in which New York predominates, particularly finance, insurance, and real estate•
Because of the differences in the bases upon which they
are reported, employment data are not strictly comparable with
wage data. The wages of all workers employed at any time in
the calendar quarter are included in the State reports, but
their employment is excluded unless it occurred during the last
1/ Bureau of Employment Security, Employment and Pay Bolls in
State ^ Unemployment Condensation Systems_1938, Employment
Security Memorandum No. b, Washington, D.C., April 19*40.
2/ Social Security Bulletin, July 1941.
6
pay period of a month. Qjiotients obtained by dividing wages
by employment, therefore, have little significance.1/
Unemployment compensation reports cover all persons
whose wages are subject to taxation for unemployment compensation purposes and, therefore, include many officers, executives, and other supervisory employees as well as wage earners.
Covered employment and wages are classified and reported
on an establishment and not on an employer basis and so are properly allocated to the State in which they originate. Data for
many States, therefore, reflect the employment of workers who
reside in neighboring States.
Various limitations which must be taken into consideration in any interpretation of the figures, attach to the use
of employment and wage data for covered workers as measures of
total employment and wages. Large groups of the working population are excluded from coverage by most State unemployment
compensation laws. These exclusions, moreover, vary considerably among the States.2/ In general, unemployment compensation
coverage is limited by two broad conditions—the nature of the
business and the size of the firm.
"Nature of business" is negatively defined in most State
laws in terms of the types of employment exempt from contribution requirements. Generally excluded in 1939 were:
1. Agricultural labor.
2. Domestic service in a private home;
3- Service performed as an officer or member of a crew
of a vessel on the navigable waters of the United
States;
km Service performed by an individual in the employ of
his son, daughter, or spouse, and service performed
by a child under the age of twenty-one in the employ
of his father or mother;
5. Service performed in the employ of the United States
Government or of an instrumentality of the United
States;
6. Service performed in the employ of a corporation,
community chest, fund, or foundation, organized and
l/ The average annual wage earned in covered industries could
be computed by dividing total wages earned by the number of
workers with wage credits.
2/ See Comparison of State Unemployment Compensation I ws, as
of October 1, l^T. Employment Security Memorandum No. 8,
Washington, D.C., November 19U0.
7
operated exclusively for religious, charitable,
scientific, literary, or educational purposes, or
for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals, no part of the net earnings of which inures
to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual.
Deviations from this general pattern are frequent. New York,
for example, covers domestic service in' a private home if the
employer has four or more servants.
These are, however, not the only types of excluded
employment. As a consequence of the joint conditions that
govern liability for unemployment compensation contributions,
there are large groups of employers engaged in subject industries and services who are exempt because they do not employ a
specified number of workers for a period of sufficient duration, usually a portion of one day in each of twenty different weeks. Thus, some employers operating the year round in
covered industries are exempt because they do not employ the
minimum number specified in the State law. Others are exempt,
even though they employ the minimum number of workers in
employments subject to the State law, because they did not
employ the required number of workers over the required period.
In 19391 ia 8 States an employer's minimum annual or quarterly
pay roll was a factor in determining coverage.
A change in industrial coverage was made in 1939 "by
Wisconsin whereby about 8,500 out of approximately 13>500 government (non-Federal) employees who were formerly included were
excluded after July 1. The most important change in the
n
nature-of-businessw exclusions in 1939 became effective July 1,
when, by Federal statute, employees of interstate railroads and
certain allied employers were transferred from coverage by State
unemployment compensation systems to a special Federal system
of unemployment insurance.
Massachusetts reduced its nsize-of-firmn limitation from
employers of at least eight to employers of at least four
workers, effective January 1, 1939- Six States, all of which
had previously covered employers of less than eight workers,
changed their coverage in 1939 "by basing it on the size of the
employer's pay roll as well as on the number of workers employed;
the new basis extended coverage in New Mexico and Utah and
reduced it slightly in Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Wyoming. More
8
than half of the States were still following the pattern of the
Federal Unemployment Tax Act in 1939 and covering only firms
employing eight or more.l/ The other laws covered smaller firms;
in December 1939» H States, all (with the exception of
Pennsylvania) relatively small in terms of the volume of employment, required contributions from all employers in covered industries, provided their businesses had been in operation for the
requisite period of time during the year.
The llsize-of-firan coverage limitations in State laws in
December of each of the years 1938-1940 were as follows:
Coverage
Limitation
Employers of:
8 or more
7 or more
o or more
5 or more
4 or more
3 or more
2 or more
1 or more
Number of States 2/
28
1
0
1
9
2
0
10
i229
26
0
1
1
2
1
11
19*40
25
0
2
1
2/9
2
1
11
It is believed that there is no serious -understatement or
distortion in the 1939 figures resulting from delinquency on the
part of employers in submitting contribution reports to the
State agencies.
3 Industrial Classification
The Social Security Board Industrial Classification Code,
designed primarily to serve the needs of the Social Security
program, is similar to but not identical with systems used by
YJ Most States permit elective coverage to employers of fewer
workers than specified in the State law and to certain types
of employment specifically excluded by these laws. The
extent of such voluntary coverage is not known.
2/ States having coverage based on both number of workers
employed and size of pay roll are tabulated according to the
number of workers.
2/ Includes Kentucky where, as an alternative to coverage of
employers of 4 or more workers paid at least $50 each in each
of 3 quarters, there is provision for the coverage of firms
employing 8 or more workers in 20 weeks.
9
other Federal agencies. Under the Social Security Board industrial classification procedure adopted "by all State unemployment
compensation agencies, each place of "business is coded on the
basis of its principal activity. If a firm conducts different
activities at its various establishments, separate industry
identification numbers are assigned to each establishment. For
example, should a firm which is engaged primarily in manufacturing also operate retail outlets, separate employment and
wage data would be reported for each of the functions. Thus,
employment and wages for multi-unit employers reported to the
Bureau of Employment Security are classified under the industrial activity and State to which they properly belong rather
than according to the primary industry or location of the
reporting employer.
There have been several editions of the Social Security
Board Industrial Classification Code. During 19391 most State
unemployment compensation agencies used the latest (1939)1/
edition, some classified employers according to the March'"1937
edition and four State agencies—Massachusetts, North Carolina,
West Virginia, and the District of Columbia—were still using
the 1936 Code. Industrial classification of employment and
wage data for 19*40 and subsequent years will be made by all
State agencies on the basis of the 1939 edition of the Code#
Classifications in the 1936 edition were almost identical to those in the 1937. The 1939 Code provided for a few
changes in 2-digit industry classifications. In addition,
while the 1937 code provided only for classifications by major
industry groups (2-digits) full use of the 1939 code makes
possible subclassification into smaller industry groups
t3-&igits) or even industries (H-digits). Srrployment and wage
data by industry groups (3-digits) for all States will first
become available with the 19^2 figures. The detailed classification will make possible similarly detailed analyses of
Nation-wide and State trends in employment and wages.
k Unemployment Compensation Coverage
Estimates based on figures supplied by State unemployment compensation agencies indicate that 31*530.500 workers,^
or nearly 50 percent more than the average of 21,3771500
1/ For a description of major industry groups (2-digits) in
the 1939 edition of the code see pp.
2/ Adjusted to exclude estimated duplicate reporting among the
States.
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covered workers reported as employed daring the last pay period
of each month, obtained wage credits toward unemployment "benefits during 1939* This figure represents the maximum number of
workers who may be eligible for benefits during their periods
of unemployment. The total number of employees ^ho received
some wages taxable under the old-age and survivors insurance
program in 1939 w&s 33»l°0»°0Clt 5 percent more than under the
unemployment compensation program.
Workers with wage credits under the unemployment compensation program in 1939 constituted approximately 60 percent of
the total labor force of the continental United States, including
employers and the self-employed.l/ To an indeterminant extent,
this proportion overstates the degree to which the labor force
is covered by unemployment compensation because certain individuals regarded as not in the labor force during the Census week
undoubtedly had earned wages in covered employment in the preceding year. Women cannery workers who are ordinarily housewives are one example, students another, of workers with wage
credits but not included in the labor force by the Census Bureau.
The ratio of the number of workers with wage credits
under unemployment compensation laws to the total labor force
in 1939 ranged from 21.0 percent in North Dakota to 91-3 percent in Bhode Island.2/ The ratio is, of course, higher in
industrialized States than in States in which a large part of
the working population is employed in agriculture or other
industries not usually included under unemployment compensation laws. The ratio of coverage to total labor force is
also affected by the size-of-firm limitations in State laws.
The average number of workers employed during the last
pay period of each month in establishments covered by State
unemployment compensation programs in 1939 amounted to 85 percent of the average employment of workers covered by the Federal
1/ The Bureau of the Census preliminary figure of 52,8*11,000
for the total labor force of the United States (excluding
Alaska and Hawaii) as of the last week in March 19*40 is
used here. It includes all persons lb years old and over
with a job, at work on public emergency projects (WPA,
NYA, CCC, etc.), or seeking work. '
2/ See Table I, p. 33.
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old-age and survivors insurance program l/ and 93 percent of
all employees in covered industries, as derived from estimates
of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.2/
A comparison of employment in covered industries as
derived from Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates with
employment under the unemployment compensation program by
industry division, presented on page 12, clearly indicates
that the ratios of unemployment compensation coverage were
lowest in industries generally characterized by small establishments. The inverses of the ratios of coverage for employment in trade and in transportation, communication, and other
public utilities probably represent fairly good indications
of the proportion of workers excluded from unemployment compensation coverage by size-of-firm and employment requirements in State laws. The same factor affects the degree of
1/ Social Security Bulletin, August 19^1. Comparison is
based on employment in the 4 months of March, June,
September, and December, the only months for which oldage and survivors insurance data are available. The difference in coverage under the two programs is due principally to size-of-firm limitations under State unemployment
compensation laws. A further difference between the figures is that -under the old-age and survivors insurance
program employers are asked to report the number of
employees on the last day or last pay roll of the month;
under the employment security program they report the number on the last pay roll of the month. Old-age and survivors insurance data have been adjusted upward to cover
delinquent reporting; the corresponding proportion before
the adjustment was 88 percent. See table, p. 12.
2/ The Bureau of Labor Statistics series used is the estimates
of the number of employees in all nonagricultural establishments, excluding self-employed persons, casual workers, domestic servants, and the military and naval forces of the
government, revision of April 19^1. There have been some
observations that these estimates are too low. See W. S.
Woytinsky "Controversial Aspects of Unemployment Estimates
in the United States," Review of Economic Statistics, Volume XXIII, No. 2, May Ijbl, and Arthur H. Eeede, "Adequacy
of Employment Statistics," Journal of the American Statistical Association, March 19^1^
Comparison of average monthly employment, by industry divisions, as estimated by the Bureau of Labor Statistic! and as reported under the State unemployment
compensation and the federal old-age and survivors insurance programs, for covered industries, 1939
(faployaent in thousands)
Industry division
Total, all covered
industries
Mining
Manufacturing.
Transportation, couw
municatlon, and
other public
utilities
Trade.
finance, insurance.
and real estate...
Service.••••••••...•
2J
2/
J/
4/
2/
6/
J/
8]
2/
Bureau of OldrA^e and
Survivors Insurance
Employees covered by
federal old-age and survivors
Insurance program 1/
Bureau of Baployment
Security
Employees covered by
State unemployment
compensation programs 2/
Batlo of U0 to QASI
coverage
(percent)
5/ 24,659
6/ 21,584
88
JJ 22,888
842
1,156
10,536
Sto)
959
9.825
100
83
93
1,758
6,220
1,625
5.462
92
88
1,214
2,273
1,051
1,704
118
2/
652
Bureau of Labor Statistics
87
75
—
Employees in covered
industries J/
)
}
Bureau of Asoloyment
Security
Snployees covered by
State unemployment
compensation programs 4/
Satlo of TJO coverage
to BLS estimates of
employment in
covered Industries
(percent)
8/ 21,263
93
791
1,241
9,544
810
955
9,693
102
77
102
lt735
6,144
1,603
5,355
92
87
3,433
2,847
83
Social Security Yearbook. 19391 P« 68-9; adjusted for employment in secondary industries* Averages are derived from the 4 month data for March, June, September, and December,
the only months for which OAS I data are available. Monthly data represent employment as of the last day or last pay period ending in the month, not adjusted for delinquent
reporting.
Averages derived from employment as of the last pay period in the 4 months of March, June, September, and December, the comparable months for which QASI data are available.
Estimates of employees in nonagricultural establishments, Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, release of April 1941; adjustments for noncovered industries
obtained directly from the BLS. Averages derived from the 12 monthly estimates of employment as of the pay period ending nearest the 15th of the month.
Averages derived from the 12 months of employment as of the last pay period ending in the month.
Includes Alaska and Hawaii.
Includes Alaska and Hawaii, but excludes certain covered domestic service and government employment reported by Hew York and Wisconsin respectively.
Excludes employment for interstate railroads and allied enqployers, government and maritime employment, government banks, private education, and nonprofit hospitals and other
medical services. BLS estimates already exclude domestic service and agricultural labor.
Excludes employment for Alaska and Hawaii; and certain covered domestic service and government employment reported by Hew York and Wisconsin respectively.
Includes approximately 4gg,000 workers reported on employer returns which did not carry industrial codes.
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coverage for the construction industry;!/ the exclusion from
coverage "by most State unemployment compensation laws of small
contractors, who may have a marked increase in employment
during the seasonal peak—an increase which does not, however,
extend over 20 or more weeks—may account for most of this difference. The excess of covered employment in manufacturing as
compared with the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimate may be
due to differences in definition—the unemployment compensation
series includes administrative offices and auxiliary units
which are classified with the principal manufacturing activity
to which they are related. Figures for employment in mining
in 1539 are greatly affected by the stoppage in bituminous
production which began on April 1 and continued for approximately 7 weeks. The prevalence of small establishments in service and in finance, insurance, and real estate is undoubtedly
responsible for the low ratio of unemployment compensation coverage for those industries.
Limitations in State laws relating to the minimum sizeof-firm, i.e., the minimum number of covered employees which a
firm must employ for a specified period in order to be subject
to the unemployment compensation law, had the effect of
excluding from unemployment compensation coverage 12 percent
of the employees in trade and 25 percent of those in services
who were covered by old-age and survivors insurance, as indicated in the tabulation on page 12. Comparisons of covered
employment -under the two programs, however, are of limited significance for some industries because of differences in the
method of classifying multi-industry employers. Under the oldage and survivors insurance program, employment for multiindustry employers is classified according to the primary
industry of the company, rather than lay establishment, and an
estimated adjustment is then made for secondary employment.
This factor especially affects comparisons of covered employment under the two programs in manufacturing and mining.
87 percent
As indicated in the tabulation on page
of estimated total wages and salaries earned in industries and
services covered by State unemployment compensation laws in
1939» a s derived from estimates of the Bureau of Foreign and
1/ Unemployment compensation data are used extensively by the
Bureau of Labor Statistics for measuring monthly trends in
the construction industry, especially by States.
Comparison of total w a g e s , "by industry division, as estimated "by the B u r e a u of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce and as reported u n d e r
the State unemployment compensation programs, for covered industries, 1939
(Wages in millions)
B u r e a u of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Industry
division
Wages and salaries earned in covered
industries 1/
Total, all covered
industries....
Mining
Construction
Manuf ac tur ing
Transportation, communications,
and other public u t i l i t i e s . . .
Trade
F i n a n c e , insurance, and real
estate
Service
Miscellaneous
\J
2/
2J
bj
1/ $33»333
1,080
1.689
13.260
2,676
5/ 7.713
6.915
B u r e a u of E m p l o y m e n t
Security
Wages earned in covered
employment 2/
y
$28,933
Ratio of wages -under TJ. C. coverage
to total wages in covered industries
(percent)
87
1.113
1.256
13.171
2,^66
6,879
99
92
89
58
U . S. Department of Commerce, B u r e a u of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, National Income Division, Survey of Current Business, June 19^1, w i t h adjustments
for noncovered industries obtained directly from the National Income Division.
Represents total wages e a r n e d in covered employment, including nontaxable individual employee annual earnings from one employer in excess of $3,000
(such wages were estimated for N e w Y o r k which reported taxable wages only).
Excludes w a g e s f o r agricultural labor, interstate railroads and allied employers, government and maritime employment, domestic service, national b a n k s ,
and certain p r i v a t e and nonprofit enterprises not covered b y State unemployment compensation p r o g r a m s .
Excludes A l a s k a and Hawaii and certain covered domestic service and governmental employment reported b y N e w Y o r k and Wisconsin respectively.
Vfage data f o r restaurants h a v e b e e n excluded from Service and included with Trade to make the two series c o m p a r a b l e .
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Domestic Commerce,!/ was earned "by covered workers. Only
percent of all wages in construction and 58 percent in service, finance, insurance, real estate, and miscellaneous
industries was earned "by covered employees. On the other hand,
covered employees earned 92 percent of all wages in transportation, communication, and other public utilities and 39 percent in trade. Differences in industrial classification
"between the two series probably account for the indicated
excess of wages earned in establishments covered by State unemployment compensation programs over estimated wages earned in
all mining establishments and for the very high ratio of coverage in manufacturing.
Comparisons of wages earned in employment covered by
State unemployment compensation programs with wages taxable
under the Federal old-age and survivors insurance program have
little significance because, in addition to differences due to
size-of-firm exclusions under the State laws, wages taxable
under the Federal program exclude wages of an individual
employee in excess of $3,000 a year from a given employer,
whereas, except for Hew York, figures for wages of employees covered by State unemployment compensation programs include such
earnings.
In 8 States the number of employees covered by the unemployment compensation program equaled or exceeded the number
estimated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to be employed in
covered industries.2/ In these 8 States coverage extended to
all firms regardless of size.^5/ In 31 States covered employment accounted for 90 percent or more of all employment in
covered industries. In the 11 States in which the proportion
was less than 85 percent, coverage did not extend to employers
having less than 8 workers.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics figures used for comparison are based on unpublished preliminary estimates subject to
revisions which may materially affect the ratios for some States.
Such revisions may reduce the ratios for States in which covered
employment exceeds the present estimates of all employment in
covered industries, and, for example, may increase the present
ratios of 68 and J2 for North and South Dakota, respectively.
l/ Estimates of the National Income Division. See Survey of
Current Business, June 19*+1.
2/ See p. lb and Table II, p. 3U.
2/ Except for the District of Columbia, however, all these
States had pay roll or employment requirements.
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Distribution of States according to ratio of covered employment
to total employment in covered industries, 1939 }J
Eatio
(percent)
100 and over
95-99
90-94
85-8?
80-84
75-7?
70-74
Under 70
Number of States limiting
coverage to employers of:
Total
number
of
States 2/ 1 or
S or
3-6 or
more
more
more
8
J
7
7
2
1
1
8
1
5
6
2
Number of
States having change in
size-of-firm
coverage
during year
1
8
5
7
2
1
1
A similar comparison between wages earned by covered
employees and all wages and salaries earned in covered industries, derived from estimates compiled by the Bureau of foreign
and Domestic Commerce,!/ indicates that in 8 States earnings of
covered workers accounted for 90 percent or more of all earnings
in covered industries. Four of these 8 were States which had no
size-of-firm limitation to coverage.3/ I n 25 States earnings of
covered workers accounted for 80 to % percent of all earnings
in covered industries. Of the 16 States in which the ratio was
less than 80 percent, 15 dad not cover firms employing less than
8 workers.
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce figures, like
those of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, represent estimates
which are undergoing constant revision. When final adjustments
of the estimates are made, some of the more unusual relationships, such as the 92 percent coverage of wages for a State
(Illinois) which excludes from coverage firms having less than 8
workers, may be modified. Similarly, the coverage of only 72
percent for a State (Nevada) which subjects all firms, regardless of size, to unemployment compensation contributions may be
adjusted upward.
y See p. 17 and Table II, p.
zj Excluding Alaska and Hawaii for which the Bureau of Labor
Statistics does not estimate employment.
2/ There were, however, employment requireioents.
17
Distribution of States according to ratio of wages earned in
covered employment to total wages and salaries in covered
industries, 1939 l/
Number of
Total
Number of States limiting States havEatio
number
coverage to employers of: ing change in
(percent)
of
size-of-finn
States 2/ l or
3-6 or
8 or coverage
more
more
more
y ear
90 and over 8
8*4-89
12
so-m
13
75-7?
70-74
Under 70
3
2
2
2
6
5
1
I
7
5
3
1
1
The total coverage of the State unemployment compensation program in 1939 would probably have been increased
about 11 percent if the size-of-firm exclusions in all State
laws had been eliminated, estimates based on comparisons with
data of the Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance indicate • These data indicate further that coverage in the nine
States in which it was limited to employers of four or more
workers, would have been increased an average of 7<>9 percent
in 1939 if it had extended to all employers regardless of
size, and the total coverage of the State unemployment compensation program would have been increased 2.5 percent. Similarly, had coverage provisions been altered in the 26 States
covering only employers of eight or more to include all
employers regardless of the size-of-firm, coverage in those
States would have been increased IS.3 percent and the total
coverage of the State unemployment compensation program 7*7
percent •
5 Industrial Trends
Except for relatively slight declines in April and July,
covered employment rose moderately but steadily during the
1/ See Table II, p.
for ratios by State.
zj Excluding Alaska and Hawaii for which the Bureau of foreign
and Domestic Commerce does not estimate wages.
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first 10 months of 1939 from 20.2 million in January to a peak
of 22.5 million in October, an increase of 11.1 percent. The
decline in April was caused by the widespread work stoppage in
the bituminous coal industry which was reflected in sharp
decreases in employment in Alabama, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,
and West Virginia. The down-turn in July is attributable
largely to normal seasonal factors, such as the reduction of
employment in Michigan resulting from lay-offs during the period when preparations are made for producing new models in
automobile manufacturing establishments. Customary shutdowns
to take year-end inventories and seasonal declines in construction, mining, and certain manufacturing industries such
as food, clothing, and tobacco probably accounted for the 2.1
percent decline in covered employment in the last 2 months of
the year. December 1939 employment, however, was still 9*2
percent above the level of December 1938.
Wages earned in covered employment increased steadily
from $6.6 billion in the first quarter to $7.8 billion in the
last, a 19 percent rise, reflecting fuller employment as well
as the usual year-end bonuses. Declines in some industries
for a single quarter, as in bituminous coal mining in AprilJune and in automobile manufacturing in July-September were
insufficient to reverse the upward national trend.
The expansion in the number of covered workers employed,
which characterized the last half of 1939» w a s
"by a substantial increase in mining, after the stoppage in the Spring,
and was shared by manufacturing, utilities, and wholesale and
retail trade. Increases of about 200,000 from July to December
in the number of covered workers employed in the manufacture of
iron and steel and their products, 180,000 in the manufacture
of automobiles and automobile equipment, and 109,000 in the
production of electrical and other machinery, accounted for the
larger part of the rise in manufacturing. Employment in trade
increased 4-13,000 from July to December. More than 70 percent
of this increase was due to expansion of employment in retail
general merchandising, which is greatly affected by the yearend holidays.
In the service industries, of which personal service is
the largest, covered employment rose gradually from January to
June, then declined slightly during the summer before attaining
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a peak in September, attributable to an increase in employment
in the amusement and recreation industry. Thereafter, it
declined and, by the end of December, was only 2.2 percent
above the January figure.
Construction and finance furnished contrasts to the generally persistent -upward tendency. Covered employment in the
highly seasonal construction industry fluctuated widely during
1939. From a low of 733,000 in February, it rose 52.7 percent
to a peak in August, and then declined 27*5 percent to 211,000
at the end of December, although 8.9 percent above the first
month of the year. Covered employment in finance, insurance,
and real estate remained comparatively steady throughout the
year and was slightly lower in December than in January.
The pattern of industrial trends in quarterly wages
earned in covered employment in 1939 generally followed that
of employment. The distortion in the wage figures due to the
exclusion from the New York reports of wages for an individual
worker in excess of $3*000 a year from any single employer is
especially apparent in the high-wage finance, insurance, and
real estate division, for which reported wages declined more
than $10 million from the first to the second quarter, and an
almost equal drop took place between the second and third quarters, although no comparable decrease occurred in the number
of workers employed. If data for New York were omitted from
the total for the industry division, wages earned in finance
and related industries would have shown a steady increase from
$29S million in the first quarter to $338 million in the fourth.
The effect of the wage exclusion in New York was to increasingly
understate the amounts paid during the last 3 quarters of the
year.l/ Christmas and other bonus payments during the last
quarter tend to offset this factor somewhat.
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Industrial and Geographical Concentrations
Due both to the statutory exclusion from coverage of certain classes, such as agricultural, maritime, and domestic
employees, and also to size-of-firm and pay roll limitations
which have the effect of excluding a wide variety of industries
and services characterized by small establishments, covered
employment and wages are highly concentrated.
l/ After the first $3,000 has been reported, employer reports
in New York exclude wages paid to an employee for subsequent periods of the year.
414699 0 — 4 1
3
20
Manufacturing industries in 1939 accounted for
percent of the average monthly employment of all workers covered "by State unemployment compensation programs and ^5*7 Percent of their wages. Covered employment within the manufacturing division was almost equally divided "between industries
producing durable and nondurable goods. Durable goods industries accounted for ^6.3 percent and nondurable goods industries for 53*7 percent of covered employment in the division.1/
In spite of the exclusions arising from size-of-firm limitations, the wholesale and retail trade division 2/ ranked
second, with 25® 2 percent of the employment and 2J. 7 percent
of the wages. Thus, more than 70 percent of all covered employment and wages in 1939 w a s to be found in these two industry
divisions combined. The remaining 3° percent was distributed
among five industry divisions—transportation, communication,
and other public utilities 2/ bad 7*5 percent of all employment
and 8*5 percent of wages; service industries 8.1 percent of
total employment and 7*1 percent of wages; finance, insurance,
and real estate ^.9 percent of employment and 6.2 percent of
wages; construction 4.5 percent of employment and 4.^ percent
of wages; and mining 3*8 and 3*9 percent, respectively.
The concentration of covered employment in certain industry divisions accounts for a similar concentration in States
with large numbers of workers in such industries. The 8 highly
industrialized States of California, Illinois, Massachusetts,
Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania had 58
percent of all covered workers and 63 percent of total wages
earned in covered employment. On the other hand, 2*+ States,
mostly located in the Rocky Mountain area and the agricultural
West, each had less than 1 percent, and together only about 10
percent of total covered employment.
In both New York and Pennsylvania more than a million
covered workers were employed in manufacturing. These States,
together with the 6 others mentioned above, accounted for
about 60 percent of all covered employment and 65 percent of
the total wages earned by covered workers in manufacturing—
l/ Durable goods industries include major industry groups 2^,
~ 25, 32-39; nondurable include groups 20-23, 26-31.
2/ Includes garages and filling stations, and eating and
drinking places.
Excludes interstate railroads and certain of their subsidiaries.
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a distribution which corresponds closely to that shown by the
1939 Census of Manufactures. These 8 States also embraced 57
percent of covered employment and 6l percent of wages in
wholesale and retail trade. The ratios for wages would have
been higher if New York had reported total, instead of merely
taxable, wages.
New York, partly because its coverage provisions extend
to employers of k or more workers, and California, because of
its motion-picture industry, had more than 513,000 of the
1,723,2*40 covered workers employed in service industries. In
the service division, these two States, together with Illinois,
Ohio, and Pennsylvania, accounted for 52 percent of all covered
employment and 59 percent of total wages.
Workers in transportation, communication, and other public utilities (excluding railroads and other employers under
the jurisdiction of the Bailroad Retirement Board) were similarly concentrated with slightly more than half of the covered
workers in California, Illinois, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
There was even less geographical dispersion among covered workers in finance, insurance, and real estate. Because
of the concentration of large financial institutions in New
York City, New York State alone accounted for 325,235, or 31
percent, of the average covered employment in that industry
division—more than the combined total of California, Illinois,
and Pennsylvania, ishich had the next largest numbers.
Pennsylvania, Tshere much of the bituminous, and the
entire anthracite, mining industry of the country is located,
together with West Virginia, Illinois, Kentucky, and Texas,
(where there were 55,^37 covered workers engaged in the production of crude petroleum and natural gas) accounted for
approximately 56 percent of both the average monthly covered
employment and the wages earned by covered workers in mining
industries.
Covered employment in construction was more evenly distributed geographically, although 29 percent of the covered
workers and 3*+ percent of the wages were concentrated in New
York, Pennsylvania, and California*
The higher proportions of wages than of employment for
some industry divisions and groups of States reflect higher
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annual per capita earnings, resulting from more regular employment or higher wage rates.
7 State Industrial Patterns
The industrial composition of covered employment and
wages within the "boundaries of each State is highly significant in relation to the unemployment compensation program.
While covered employment in some States is highly diversified,
in others it is concentrated in a few major industry groups.
Untoward developments of a cyclical, seasonal, technological,
or fortuitous nature, which may affect these industries, will
have repercussions on the operation of the unemployment compensation program in these States, through heavy administrative "burdens, and possibly also serious drains on funds.
The relative importance of each industry division and
major industry group in each of the 51 jurisdictions is shown
in the tables which follow.l/ The distributions are based on
employment covered by State unemployment compensation laws
and consequently are influenced by size-of-firm and other
limitations which greatly affect their broad economic significance. Consideration of such limitations is also extremely
important in drawing comparisons between States, and even in
interpreting data for a single State, since size-of-firm limitations will have the effect of understating the proportion of
employment in industries characterized by small establishments.
No single major industry group accounted for as much as
10 percent of all covered employment in 15 States, including
New York, New Jersey, and Illinois. In Alaska, on the other
hand, more than 60 percent of covered employment was concentrated in two major industry groups—the manufacture of food
and kindred products and the mining of metals. A single major
industry group—textile manufacturing—accounted for 50 percent of covered employment in South Carolina, 44 percent in
North Carolina, 34 percent in Bhode Island, and 2b percent in
Georgia. Similarly, nearly 43 percent of all covered workers
in Hawaii were employed in food manufacturing alone, 37 percent in West Virginia in bituminous coal mining, and 28 percent in Nevada in metal mining. New Hampshire had 38 percent
of its covered employment in leather products factories and
textile mills. The manufacture of automobiles and automobile
equipment accounted for 29 percent of all covered employment
1/ See Series B, State Tables, pp. 98-199-
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in Michigan, and lumber and "basic timber products for more than
22 percent in Oregon. In 26 States, "between 10 and 20 percent
of all covered employment was concentrated in one major industry group.
The following tabulation indicates States with more than
10 percent of their total covered employment in a single major
industry group:
U0~50 percent
Food and kindred product s
Textile-mill products
30-40 percent
Bituminous and other soft-coal
mining
Food and kindred products
Metal mining
Textile-mill products
20-30 percent
Automobiles and automobile
equipment
Leather and leather products
Lumber and timber basic products
Metal mining
Textile-mill products
Hawaii
North Carolina, South Carolina
West Virginia
Alaska
Alaska
Bhode Island
Michigan
New Hampshire
Oregon
Nevada
Georgia
10-20 percent
Bituminous and other §oft-coal
mining
Kentucky, Wyoming
Crude-petroleum and natural-gas
production
Oklahoma
Food and kindred products
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, North
Dakota, South Dakota
Iron and steel and their products
Alabama, Connecticut, Indiana,
Ohio, Pennsylvania
Leather and leather products
Maine
Lumber and timber basic products Arkansas, Idaho, Mississippi,
Washington
Machinery (except electrical)
Wisconsin
Metal mining
Arizona, Idaho, Montana
Other wholesale and retail trade North Dakota
Paper and allied products
Maine
Retail general merchandise
North Dakota
Textile-mill products
Alabama, Maine, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Tennessee, Vermont
Wholesale distributors
Florida
37
The proportion of total covered employment in the highly
seasonal construction industry in no State exceeded 13 percent,
and ranged between 5 and 10 for most. In 19 States, less than
5 percent of the covered workers were engaged in construction.
The generally low ratios of covered workers in this industry
division are due largely to size-of-firm exclusions in State
laws.
The size-of-firm factor also affected the State patterns
of covered employment in the service industries. There were
higher proportions in this industry division in Arizona,
Arkansas, District of Columbia, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana,
Nevada, and Wyoming—all of which cover employers of 1 or more—
than in most other States. California led all the remaining
States with 13.8 percent of its total covered employment in
service industries, which include the motion picture industry,
hotels, and personal services. New York had 10.8 percent of
its covered employment in services. In spite of the effect of
size-of-firm limitations and of the exclusion of domestic service in private homes, service industries accounted for not
less than 3*6 percent of all covered employment in every State.
The proportion of covered employment in the transportation, communication, and public utilities division, which
comprised between 10 and 20 percent of all covered employment
in 34 States in 193S, was sharply reduced in 1939 "by the
removal from State coverage of interstate railroads and certain of their subsidiaries. The bulk of covered employment in
the industry division in 1939 was concentrated in the communication, public utilities, and trucking groups. In relation to
total employment, the proportion of covered workers in this
industry division did not vary greatly among the States,
ranging from 3*5 percent in North Carolina to 13.2 percent in
Texas.
Although there were 13 States in which the number of
covered employees in trade comprised less than one-half of one
percent of the Nationfs total, for no jurisdiction was employment in this industry division less than 10 percent of its
total coverage. The lowest proportion, 10.9 percent, was for
Alaska. In the remaining States, it ranged from about ik to
a high of 51 percent, most States having between 25 and 35 percent of their total covered employment in trade.
Workers engaged in finance, insurance, and real estate,
on the other hand, exceeded 6 percent of total covered employment only in California, Delaware, the District of Columbia,
and New York.
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8 Monthly Fluctuations in Employment
Measures of monthly fluctuations in covered employment, for industries and States, are presented "below. They are
coefficients which represent the mean deviation of employment
in each month from the average monthly employment during the
year, expressed as a percentage of the average monthly employment.!/ They are uncorrected for secular trend.
Although the coefficient of monthly fluctuation in
employment for all industries was only
the sharply divergent patterns of individual industries are indicated by a rajqge
from 0.7 to 12.4 for industry divisions, from 0.6 to 18.4 for
major industry groups, and from 1.7 to 40.5 for States. These
figures, moreover, are based on total employment in groups of
industries or in a State, and so may conceal wider fluctuations
in employment in individual industries through the cancellation
of possible coinciding peaks and troughs.
For industry divisions, the coefficients of monthly
fluctuation in employment were as follows:
Industry division
Coefficient of monthly
fluctuation, 1939
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, and other
public utilities
Wholesale and retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Service industries
Miscellaneous 2/
6*4
12.4
4.1
1.8
2.9
0.7
2.4
9*4
1/ The coefficient may be expressed mathematically as:
[ 11 — M] x 100 where
12
C = coefficient
M * average monthly employment for the 12 months of
1939.
2d = sum of the monthly deviations from M.
2/ Includes establishments in agriculture, forestry, and
fishing which may be covered, and others not elsewhere classified.
C=
26
Within these divisions, there was considerable variation
among major industry groups.l/ Although the coefficient for
the entire mining division averaged 6.4, it was l4#U for "bituminous and other soft-coal mining and 8.6 for non-metallic
mining and quarrying. Included in mining is one of the most
stable major industry groups—crude petroleum and natural gas
production, with a coefficient of I.h—which reduced the average for the division.
Covered employment in all branches of the construction
industry showed sharp monthly fluctuations. The range of the
measure of monthly fluctuation for groups in the manufacturing
division was comparatively narrow—from 0.6 in printing, publishing and allied industries to 8.1 in the manufacture of automobiles and automobile equipment. The industrial coverage of
many major industry groups in this division, however, is so
wide as to allow for mutual cancellation of peaks and troughs
among individual industries and possibly to conceal wide monthly
fluctuations. The apparel group, for example, has a coefficient of only 3.8 although it includes the men's and womenfs
clothing industries, which are subject to wide monthly fluctuations .
Even the relatively stable utilities division includes
a major industry group with fairly wide monthly fluctuations
in employment—trucking and/or warehousing for hire has a
coefficient of 6.0. Due to the requirements of a specified
number of weeks during which a minimum number of workers must
be employed in a year, many seasonal employers in trade, as in
other industries, are not subject to unemployment compensation
programs. Even after these exclusions, however, covered
employment in retail general merchandising had a coefficient
of monthly fluctuation of 8.2. Other coefficients in the
trade division ranged from 1.6 for the retailing of food
(including liquor stores) to f.O for the retailing of apparel
and accessories.
Covered employment in all major industry groups in the
finance, insurance, and real estate division was quite stable.
The only exception was enployment in holding companies (except
real estate holding companies) which had a coefficient of 4.0.
The service division embraces both some of the most stable and
some of the most unstable industry groups. The coefficient of
1/ See Table III, p. 35, for coefficients of monthly fluctuation in employment by major industry group.
27
fluctuation was 1.0 for business services (not elsewhere classified), and 1.2 for motion pictures, for medical and other
health services, and for law offices and related services; but
for the amusement and recreation group it was 10.6, and for
educational institutions and agencies, 11.6.
Inclusion in the miscellaneous division of covered
employment in establishments engaged in agricultural activities accounts for the high coefficient of 9*4.
For the country as a whole, the major industry groups
with the highest coefficients l/ of monthly fluctuation in
employment in 1939 were:
Major industry group
Coefficient of monthly
fluctuation,
1939
General contractors, other than building
Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
Educational institutions and agencies
Construction—special trade contractors
Amusement and recreation and related
services, not elsewhere classified
Building construction—general contractors
Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
Betail general merchandise
Manufacture of automobiles and automobile
equipment
Manufacture of food and kindred products
Manufacture of iron and steel and their
products
Betail apparel and accessories
Manufacture of lumber and timber basic
products
18.4
l4.4
11.6
10.6
10.6
10.0
8.6
8.2
8.1
7-k
7.1
7*0
6.8
1/ "Regular government agencies" (major industry group 94)
has been omitted because the coefficient was greatly
affected by a change during the year in the coverage provision of the Wisconsin State law.
414699 O — 4 1
4
28
The major industry groups in the country as a whole
with the lowest coefficients of monthly fluctuation were:
Major industry group
Coefficient of monthly
fluctuation,
1939
Insurance carriers
Printing, publishing and allied
industries
Insurance agents and brokers
Communication: Telephone, telegraph and
related services
Finance agencies, not elsewhere classified
Business services, not elsewhere
classified
Banks and trust conpanies
Motion pictures
Medical and other health services
Law offices and related services
Crude petroleum and natural gas production
Employment agencies and commercial and
trade schools
Street, suburban, and interurban railways
(other than those in group Mo) and city
and suburban bus lines
Other transportation, except water
transportation
0.6
0.6
0.8
0.9
0.9
1.0
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
l.b
lA
1.5
1.5
A similar ranking of States,l/ shown on page 29» indicates that, in general, the highest coefficients of fluctuation were associated with States in which covered employment
was either not diversified or was concentrated in a few unstable
industries, and the lowest with States which had either a high
degree of diversification or a high proportion of employment
in relatively stable industries.
1/ See Table IV, p. 36, for coefficients of monthly fluctuation in employment by State.
29
State
Highest
coefficients
of monthly
fluctuation, 1939
Alaska
*K>.5
Oregon
10.1
Wyoming
10.1
Idaho
9.8
Hawaii
7.4
Florida
7.3
Nevada
o.§
West Virginia l/ 6.7
Montana
6.3
State
Lowest
coefficients
of monthly
fluctuation, 1939
Texas
1#7
Missouri
1.8
Oklahoma
1.9
New York
2.2
Tennessee
2.2
Arizona
2
Kansas
2i
District of Columbia 2.5
Massachusetts
2.5
Covered employment in almost every State with a high
coefficient of fluctuation was dominated "by one or two industry groups in which employment fluctuated widely. The coefficient in each of the predominant groups of industries in
these States in 1939 w a s as follows:
State
Alaska
Oregon
Wyoming
Idaho
Hawaii
Florida
West Virginia
Montana
Percentage of
all covered
employment in
Industry division or the State,
major industry group
1939
Manufacture of food and
kindred products
Metal mining
Manufacture of lumber and
basic timber products
Total construction
Manufacture of lumber and
basic timber products
Manufacture of food and
kindred products
Wholesale distributors
Bituminous and other softcoal mining
Total construction
Coefficient
of monthly
fluctuation,
1939
30*5
30.8
89.1
25-1
22.3
11.0
16.7
32-7
13#9
30-5
42.8
10.5
I6.7
24.7
37
8.4
13.2
28.4
1/ Unadjusted for the increase in the coefficient caused by
the stoppage of work in bituminous coal mining in AprilMay.
30
In some of these States, such as .Alaska and Hawaii, climatic conditions are the major factor determining the monthly
pattern of covered employment. In others, a lack of industrial
diversification contributes to the immobility of labor; workers
are dependent on a few, often seasonal, industries and when layoffs occur there are rare opportunities for employment in other
kinds of enterprise.
Covered employment in New York and Missouri, on the other
hand, is highly diversified and there are many opportunities for
interindustry migration in times of slack. A single stable
industry~crude petroleum and natural gas production—dominates
covered employment in Texas and Oklahoma. The coefficient of
fluctuation for this major industry group in Texas was only 1.3»
and in Oklahoma, 2.5* The pattern of covered employment in
Kansas is determined by a few relatively stable industries. The
textile manufacturing industry of Tennessee, which accounted for
13 percent of all covered employment in the State in 1939» ka^
a coefficient of fluctuation of only 1*9-
Analytical Tables
33
Workers vith wage
credits for u n e m p^l o y m e n t compensation,
compared
_
^
r if 1939, ..nroared
with total labor force, 2/ last week of March 1 9 ^ 0 S t a t e s
-
--
"
o."V -
Workers (in thousands)
In total labor
force 2f
State
Number
Total JjJ
total, bj adjusted for duplication among the States,..
States covering emoloyers of 8 or more workers
32,126
—
—
31,381
1,016
kS9
1.857
1.3^2
238
806
731
236
1,067
2.U66
139
1,035
715
628
Virginia
Vest Virginia
States covering employers of 6 or more workers
States covering employers of 5
or
Number
100.0
790
1.236
3,363
1.327
9*+9
67H
328
2,128
820
1.517
South Dakota
Percentage
distribution
52,SUl
bzb
Illinois.
Workers with
wage credits 1/
1.9
.8
1.5
?•?
S.b
2.5
1.8
1.3
.6
U.o
1.6
2.9
.9
3.5
2.5
.5
1.5
l.H
2.0
u.7
.3
2.0
l.H
377
220
M3
523
2,398
788
356
238
ZLk
1,^72
V
3
Percentage
distribution
100.0
1.2
.7
1.3
1.6
7.5
2.5
1.1
.7
.7
H.6
.5
2.3
.5
U.2
50
281
322
57
1.0
.2
78
5*K)
H08
60.8
59.H
173
1,351
U52
1,001
Batio of
workers with
wage credits
to total
labor force 2/
2,0
.2
.9
l.H
3.1
.2
1.7
37.1
51.9
52.3
U2.3
71.3
59.**
37.5
35.3
65.2
69.2
21.1
U9.I
3^.7
72.8
H8.1
21,0
3^.9
1&.0
2H.2
U2.U
U0.6
56.1
52.2
1.2
1.3
1.3
57.1
b2S
1,225
2.3
662
2.1
5H.0
776
1.5
680
2.1
87.6
2,953
993
881
771
1,8UU
207
5,980
H56
5.6
1.9
1.7
1.5
3.5
.H
11,3
.9
2,080
399
H.H50
275
6.5
1.2
l.H
1.7
U.7
.5
13.8
29H
.9
91.3
180
2,760
.3
5.2
77
2,103
.2
6.5
H2.8
76.2
683
116
3^2
1.3
238
.6
226
103
.7
.3
.7
.3
1.7
.3
68.2
®ore workers
States covering employers of U or more workers
322
States covering employers of 3
.6
U35
53*
1,505
150
.9
70.u
Ho.2
H9.U
69.3
81.6
72.5
7H.H
60.3
OI
* fflore workers
States covering employers of 1 or more workerfe
Idaho 2/
States which had coverage changes effective in the
middle of the year
flew Mexico 1
192
1,112
225
U7
3.988
99
178
180
.2
.b
2.1
.H
97
5U1
112
.2
Ho
3,1^5
58
.3
.3
125
.1
7.5
3H.8
.2
83.6
66.1
53.6
Hs.6
U9.8
85.1
78.9
58.6
.3
.U
69.H
.1
9.8
52.8
1J Estimated number of different workers in each State who have earned wages in covered employment during some period in 1939«
2J Estimated "by Bureau of the Census on basis of 5 percent sample. Persons lH years old and over who, during week of March 2W30, 19*40, were at
work or had a job, were working on public emergency projects, or were seeking work.
Since these ratios are based on a comparison of the number of workers who obtained a wage credit at any time during an entire year with the
number of workers in the labor force in a particular week, they are probably all higher than they would have been if the two factors
involved had been on an exactly comparable baBis.
b] Excludes Alaska and Hawaii.
5/ Or total annual wages of $6,000 or more if employer's records do not permit accurate count of workers,
bJ Any employer of H or more workers in each of 3 calendar quarters to each of whom at least $50 in wages was payable in each such quarter?
or 8 or more workers in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding calendar year.
7/ Or 12 or more workers in 10 different weeks as an alternative to 4 or more in 20 weeks.
8/ Any employer of H or more in any one day during a calendar quarter in which the unit has a total pay roll of $500 or more.
2/ Any employer having a quarterly pay roll of $78 or more.
10/ Any employer having a total annual pay roll of $500 or more.
11/ Any employer having a quarterly pay roll of $225 or more.
I?/ Any employer having a quarterly pay roll of $150 or more.
j o r January-June, employers of H or more workers in 20 weeks; for July-December, any employer of 2 or more workers during 13 weeks, or wages
during a quarter of IU50 or more,
1bj for January-June, employers of U or more workers{ for July-December, any employer having wages during a calendar quarter of $lU0 or more.
TableIII47
Ratio of employment covered "by State Unemployment Compensation programs and of wages earned in covered employment to total employment and to total
wages and salaries in covered industries, "by State, 1939
Jjn percent/
State
Ratio of covered employment
to total employment
in covered industries if
Ratio of total wages earned in
covered employment to total wages
and salaries in covered industries 2 j
93
87
90
g2
gU
80
76
70
81
92
8U
States covering employers of g or more workers
89
90
90
Illinois
go
73
69
76
86
76
87
92
80
88
78
93
90
68
73
82
70
85
81
61
82
76
60
83
92
72
86
85
81
90
8^
States covering employers of 6 or more workers
States covering employers of 5 or m<>re workers
States covering employers of U or more workers
if
95
86
88
93
93
95
85
80
1/96
86
89
82
90
88
8/ 92
80
99
89
9U
86
90
b
, l
3}
9
States covering employers of 3 or more ^workers
States covering employers of 1 or more workers
99
109
110
100
100
103
97
105
105
100
States which had coverage changes effective in the middle of the year
New Mexico lU/
Utah 15/
l/
gj
3/
%}
6/
jJ
g/
2/
10/
11/
12/
13/
iff/
l|p/
82
93
3
New York
y
77
78
78
78
7*
87
93
85
98
91
83
90
85
72
96
81
92
88
Total employment in covered industries derived from the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates of the number of employees in nonagricultural establishments, adjusted to exclude employment in noncovered industries for interstate railroads and allied employers, government service, government banks,
private education, and nonprofit hospitals and other medical services. The BLS State estimates already exclude agriculture, domestic and maritime
service.
Total wages and salaries in covered industries derived from estimates of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, National Income Division;
adjusted to exclude salaries and wages in noncovered industries—domestic service, agriculture, interstate railroads and allied employers, government
services, government banks, maritime employment, private education, and nonprofit hospitals.
Or total annual, wages of $6,000 or more if employer's records do not permit accurate count of workers.
U. C. data, from which these ratios were derived, adjusted to exclude covered government employment and wages.
Any employer of U or more workers in each of 3 calendar quarters to each of whom at least $50 in wages was payable in each such quarter; or g or more
workers in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding calendar year.
Or 12 or more workers in 10 different weeks as an alternative to U or more in 20 weeks.
U. C. data, from which these ratios were derived, adjusted to exclude covered domestic service.
U. C, data, from which these ratios were derived, adjusted to exclude domestic service. An estimate for total wages was used as State reported
taxable wages only, excluding employee annual, weges in excess of $3*000 from one employer.
Any employer of U or more in any one day during a calendar quarter in which the employer has a total payroll of $500 or more.
Any employer having a quarterly payroll of $7g or more.
Any employer having a total annual payroll of $500 or more.
Any employer having a quarterly payroll of $225 or more.
Any employer having a quarterly payroll of $150 or more.
U. C. data unadjusted for change in coverage. For January-June, employers of U or more workers in 20 weeks; for July-December, any employer of 2 or
more workers during 13 weeks, or wages during a quarter of $^50 or more.
TJ. C. data unadjusted for chirnge in coverage. For January-June, employers of U or more workers; for July-December, any employer having wages during
a calendar quarter of $1*K) or more.
35
Table III
Coefficients of monthly fluctuation In employment, if
Industry division and
major industry group
code number and title
Total, all industries 2/
Mining
10 Metal mining
11 Anthracite mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
13 Crud»-petroleum and natural-gas production....
lU Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors....
16
General contractors, other than "building
17
Construction—special trade contractors
Manufacturing
20 Pood and kindred products
21 Tobacco manufactures
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made
from fabrics and similar materials
2h Lumber and timber basic products
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied Industries...
28 Chemicals and allied products
29 Products of petroleum and coal
30 Rubber products
31 Leather and leather products....
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Nonferrous metals and their products
36 Electrical machinery
37 Machinery (except electrical)
38 Automobiles and automobile equipment
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing Industries
Transportation, communication, and other -public
utilities.
1+1 Street, suburban, and interurban railways and
city and suburban bus lines.....
k2 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
U3 Other transportation, except water transportation
HU Water transportation
H5 Services allied to transportation, not
elsewhere classified
...»
1+6 Communication* Telephone, telegraph, and
related services
Ug Utilities* Electric and gas
U9 Local utilities and local public services,
not elsewhere classified
"by industry division and major industry gx up, 1939
Industry division and
major industry group
code number and title
Coefficient of monthly
fluctuation in
employment 1/
Coefficient of monthly
fluctuation in
employment 1J
3.1
6.U
fci
1.H
1U.H
8.6
12.1+
10.0
18.H
10.6
H.l
7.6
5.H
2.7
3.*
6.8
H.5
H.O
.6
3.8
2.7
2.k
K7
K3
7.1
6.5
6.0
Ko
8.1
6.5
1.8
1.5
6.0
1.5
2.0
2.3
.9
1.7
3.6
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers.
51 Wholesale distributors, other than fullservice and limited-function wholesalers....
53 Hetall general merchandise..
5H Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
75 Pilling stations, garage, and automobile
repair services
52 Other wholesale and retail trade.....
Finance, insurance, and real estate
60 Banks and trust companies....
61 Security dealers and investment banking
62 Finance agencies, not elsewhere classified....
63 Insurance carriers
6H Insurance agents and brokers
65 Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers
66 Real estate, Insurance, loans, law offices;
any combination.
67 Holding companies (except real estate holding
companies)
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, canps, and other
lodging places
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified...
7U Employment agencies and commercial and
trade schools
76 Miscellaneous repair services and hand
trades
78 Motion pictures
79 Amusement and recreation and related services,
not elsewhere classified
80 Medical and other health services
81 Law offices aad related services
82 Educational institutions and agencies
83 Other professional and social-service
agencies and institutions
86 Nonprofit membership organizations
90 Domestic service
9U Regular Government agencies
Miscellaneous
2.9
2.3
2.1
8.2
1.6
1.9
7.0
2.1
3.2
2.2
2.2
.7
1.2
2.3
•9
.6
.8
1.7
2.5
H.O
2.H
3.1
2.8
I.0
l.H
2.9
1.2
10.6
1.2
1.2
11.6
2.0
1.8
6.6
U7.1
9.U
1/ Ratio of mean deviation in monthly employment to mean (average monthly employment.)
2/ Unadjusted for changes in size-of-firm inclusion in Hew Mexico and Utah and other minor changes in coverage provisions becoming effective during the year.
2/ Unadjusted for change in coverage provision of Wisconsin State law, effective July 1, 1939.
Table IV
36
Coefficients of monthly fluctuation in employment® 1/ "by State, 1939
Total, all industries
State
Coefficient of
monthly fluctuation
in employment 1/
Total, 51 States 2/....
3.1
Alabama.
,,«,,«
Alaska.
Arizona,,,..••»»
Arkansas,•••,»,».•••.,,,.
California, ••••
,,,
3.3
U0.5
2*3
State
Coefficient of
monthly fluctuation
in employment 1/
Missouri
Montana,,••,,,,••••
Nebraska..,,,,..•••
Nevada.•,,,,,•,••,,
New Hampshire......
1.8
3.9
10.1
7.3
New Jersey.........
New Mexico
New York.
North Carolina.,,.•
North Dakota
Georgia.
Hawaii,.,,•••••••
Idaho,., ••,•••
Illinois
Indiana,••••••••,,,,,»,•.
3^
7.H
9.8
3.0
*.8
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon.•••...•••••,
Pennsylvania.••••,,
Rhode Island.......
KO
1.9
Iowa.
•••......»•••
Kansas, ••••
, •••
Kentucky,
Louisiana,••••••».,,.••••
Maine, ••••..
3.2
ZA
Kl
Kl
KB
South Carolina,..,.
South Dakota,,.,,,,
Tennessee,••.••••••
Texas,.,,,,,,
Utah If
Maryland. •••••,,,,,
Massachusetts,,,.••••»••»
Michigan
Minnesota.••••,,..,••.»••
Mississippi,.•,,..»,,,•••
3.6
2.5
K2
KS
5.3
Vermont,,.,,,•,,•»•
Virginia,.,,
Washington.........
West Virginia
Wisconsin,..»»..»
Wyoming,
Colorado,•.,,»•...,,,••••
Connecticut ..•,,,,,,»«,..
Delaware,,,,,,,•••»••••»,
District of Columbia,...,
Florida,..,,,,,
•
6.2
3.0
5.1
2.5
6.3
3.8
6.9
Ko
2.2
5.0
6.1
10.1
3.6
3.1
2.7
5.0
2.2
1.7
10.6
Ko
3.8
5.8
6.7
2.6
10.0
1J Batio of mean deviation of monthly employment to mean (average monthly employment).
2/ Unadjusted for changes in size-of-fira inclusion in New Mexico and Utah and other minor
changes in coverage provisions becoming effective during the year.
2/ Unadjusted for change in size-of-firm provision of State law, effective July 1, 1939.
Description of Major Industry Groups
The following descriptions are intended as an aid
to a more comprehensive interpretation of the data
reported "by industry division and major industry group.
For a more complete description of the 2-, 3~» and U-digit
codes, reference should be made to the more complete
^Industrial Classification Code,*1 part 2 of volumes I and
II, released by the Research and Statistics Division of
the Bureau of Employment Security. Included in this description of the industry groups are many industries and
establishments excluded from coverage, in varying degrees,
by the various State laws because of the nature of the
activity, such as agricultural service, domestic and maritime service, government employment, and service for certain nonprofit organizations.
39
DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPS
Major
industry
group cod©
number
Mining
10
Metal mining — The extraction of metal ores
from the earth; the dressing and benef iciating
of ores regardless of whether the plants are
located at the mine or elsewhere, or whether
the plants are operated "by the mining enterprise or are operated "by independent contractors; and mining contract services, such
as removal of over-burden, tunnelling, digging, stripping, etc.
11
Anthracite mining — The mining of anthracite
coal from underground or surface mines, and
the operation of anthracite breakers and preparation plants. Anthracite mines are located
only in the State of Pennsylvania,
12
Bituminous and other soft-coal mining — The
extraction, from underground and surface mines,
of any type of coal except Pennsylvania anthracite, such as bituminous coal and other softcoal varieties, and the operation of soft-coal
breakers and preparation plants.
13
Crude-petroleum and natural-gas production —
The production of crude petroleum and natural
gas from wells. Contract oil and gas-field
service operations are also included.
ih
Nonmetallic mining and quarrying — The mining
and quarrying of stone and nonmetallic minerals, such as sand and gravel, clays, ceramic
and refractory minerals, and gypsum. The
mining of rock salt and the mining of phosphate
rock, pyrites, sulphur, and other nonmetallic
minerals, used predominantly as raw materials
in chemical manufacturing, are included in this
group. The grinding and pulverizing of certain
earths, rocks, or minerals, by establishments
not engaged in mining or quarrying, is included
in major grot?) 32.
Ho
Major
industry
group code
number
15
16
17
Construction
Building construction — general contractors —
General contractors engaged in the construction
of residential, farm, industrial, or public
buildiigs.
General contractors, other than building — General contractors engaged in engineering projects,
such as highway and street construction; heavy
construction, such as bridges, tunnels, docks,
subways, and sewers; marine construction, such
as dredging, underwater rock removal, and harbor
and waterway construction; and the erection of
structures and appurtenances other than buildings.
Construction — special trade contractors — Subcontractors engaged in special trades in the
field of construction, such as plumbing, painting,
plastering, electrical work, and carpentering.
Special trade contractors for the most part perform their work at the site of construction. Certain related services performed by repair shops,
such as tinsmithing and electrical work, are
included in major group 76•
Manufacturing
20
Food and kindred products — The manufacture of
foods and beverages for human consumption, and
certain related products such as artificial ice,
chewing gum, and prepared feeds for animals and
fowls.
21
Tobacco manufactures — The manufacture of cigarettes, cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco, and
snuff.
22
Textile-mill products — Establishments engaged
in manufacturing cotton, silk, rayon, and woolen
and worsted goods; knit goods; carpets, rugs, and
other floor coverings; and miscellaneous textile
goods. Also included are the dyeing and finishing
of fibers, yarns, and cloths.
41
Major
industry
group code
number
23
Apparel and other finished products made from
fab rics and similar materials — The production
of clothing and other fabricated products by
cutting up and sewing fabrics woven or knitted
in other establishments. All types of textiles
and furs are utilized as well as leather, rubber, and other materials. Custom tailors and
dressmakers, not operating on a factory basis,
are not considered to be part of the manufacturing industries.
2k
Lumber and timber basic products — The production of lumber and timber basic products in
logging camps, sawmills, veneer mills, lathe
mills, shingle mills, cooperage-stock mills,
planing mills, and plywood mills.
25
Furniture and finished lumber products — The
manufacture of furniture made of wood or other
materials; finished articles made entirely or
mainly of wood or wood substitutes; articles
related to those made of wood, such as mattresses and studio couches; and the treatment
of wood with creosote and other preservatives.
Equipment specifically designed for use in
beauty and barber shops, pianos, and wooden
musical instruments, and iflooden toys and playground equipment are included in major group 39•
26
Paper and allied products — The manufacture
of pulp primarily from wood, and from rags and
other fibers; the conversion of these pulps
into any kind of paper and paperboard; the
manufacture of paper and paperboard into converted paper products such as coated paper,
paper bags, paper boxes, cards, and envelopes.
Abrasive paper is included in major group 32;
carbon paper in major group 37; and photosensitized and blueprint paper in major group 39*
27
Printing, publishing, and allied industries —
Printing, publishing, lithographing, and
engraving establishments, and establishments
performing services for the printing trades
such as type-setting, photoengraving, electrotyping, stereotyping, rotogravure, and bookbinding. This group includes publishers doing
no printing, publishers doing their own printing,
and printers doing no publishing. News syndicates and duplicating services such as photostating, blue printing, and mimeographing are
included with business services in major group
73Chemicals and allied products — The manufacture of basic chemicals such as acids, alkalis,
salts, and organic chemicals; semifinished
chemical products to be used in further manufacturing , such as rayon yarns, plastic materials, crude animal and vegetable oils, dry
colors and pigments; finished chemical products
to be used for ultimate consumption, such as
drugs, cosmetics, and soaps; or for use as
materials or supplies in other industries, such
as paints, fertilizers, and explosives.
Products of petroleum and coal — The refining
of petroleum and the manufacture of coke and
coke-oven products, paving and roofing materials, and other products made from petroleum
and coal. Establishments manufacturing and distributing gas to consumers are included in major
industry group bS.
Rubber product s — The manufacture from natural
or synthetic rubber of such products as tires,
rubber footwear, mechanical rubber goods, and
rubber sundries. This group also includes
establishments specializing in reclaiming rubber or in retreading rubber tires.
Leather and leather products — The tanning,
currying, and finishing of hides and skins,
and the manufacture of finished leather products and some similar articles made of fabric,
such as shoes, luggage, pocketbooks, and handbags.
Major
industry
group code
number
32
Stone, clay, and glass products — The manufacture of flat glass and glass containers,
cement, structural clay products, pottery,
concrete and gypsum products, cut-stone
products, abrasive and asbestos products, etc.
from materials principally taken from the earth
in the form of stone, clay, and sand.
33
Iron and steel and their products — The production of crude iron and steel from ore or
scrap; the rolling, forging, or drawing of
crude iron and steel into semifinished products; and the fabricating of a great variety
of finished iron and steel products.
Transportation equipment (except automobiles) —
The manufacture of equipment for transportation
by air, land, and water. Establishments producing automobiles are classified in major
industry group 38.
35
Nonferrous metals and their products — The
primary and secondary smelting and refining
and the alloying, rolling, and drawing of nonferrous metals, and the manufacture of nonferrous metal products. Includes also the manufacture of ferrous and nonferrous sheet-metal
products not elsewhere classified; electroplating, plating, and polishing, and engraving
metal (except for printing purposes); and
establishments engaged in lapidary work.
* (The industry items in this major group were classified in
major group 39 ia the 1937 edition of the code,
since the use of code y\ during 1939
limited
to but a few States data reported for major group
34 were combined with major group 39• For those
States which had not adopted code y\ for 19391
some of the industries comprising this new major
group may be included with other major groups,
such as 36 (electric locomotives), 37 (aircraft
engines), and 76 (boat and ship repair).
Electrical machinery — The manufacture of any
type of machinery, apparatus and supplies for
the generation, storage, transmission, and transformation of electric energy. The manufacture
of household electrical appliances is also
included in this group, "but machinery powered
by built-in electric motors is classified in major
group 37.
Machinery (except electrical) — The manufacture
of machinery and prime-movers other than electrical equipment (major group 36). Machines that
are powered by a built-in electric motor (washing
machines, sewing machines, electric refrigerators,
etc.) ordinarily are included in this group, but
electrical household appliances (vacuum cleaners,
electric fans, irons, mixers, etc.) are included
in major group 36.
Automobiles and automobile equipment — The manufacture of complete passenger automobiles, buses,
and trucks; the manufacture of bodies and engines,
and trailers for attachment to passenger cars and
commercial vehicles. This group also includes
the manufacture of parts and accessories exclusively for use in motor vehicles, such as automobile brakes and brake parts, clutches, differentials and transmissions, and wheels.
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries — The
manufacture of a wide variety of products not
included in other manufacturing major groups. The
products fall into the following subclassifications: professional and scientific instruments,
photographic apparatus, and optical goods; surgical and dental instruments, equipment and supplies;
musical instruments; toys and sporting and athletic
goods, etc.; pens, pencils, stencils, and artists1
materials; buttons and buckles; costume jewelry
and miscellaneous novelties; brooms and brushes;
and other miscellaneous manufacturing industries.
Major
industrygroup code
number
Transportation, Communication, and Other
fribllc U t i l i t i e s
hi
Street, suburban, and interurhan railways, and
city and suburban "bus lines — Companies operating street, suburban, and interurban railways,
and city and suburban bus lines. Railway companies furnishing transportation to local scenic
features, such as cable, cog, and funicular railways, are included. Companies operating bus
lines other than city and suburban, and those
operating chartered buses, school buses, and
sightseeing buses, are included in major group
42
Trucking and/or warehousing for hire — Establishments engaged in local and long-distance transportation by truck and/or warehousing for hire.
Warehouses operated by manufacturers or merchants
for their own use are classified with the industries to which they are related.
Other transportation, except water transportation —
Companies engaged in furnishing miscellaneous
transportation (other than those in major groups
42, and 44) such as long-distance bus lines,
common carrier air lines, ambulance service, school
and sightseeing bus lines, taxicabs, automobile
rental services, and petroleum and gasoline common
carrier pipe lines.
Water transportation — Companies engaged in local
or long-distance passenger or freight transportation via water, including ferries, lake, river
and ocean lines, and lighterage and towing services.
Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere
classified — Establishments engaged in furnishing
miscellaneous services allied to transportation,
such as forwarding, packing, and crating services,
arrangement of transportation, the operation of
stockyards, services auxiliary to water transportation (canal operation, dock operation, stevedoring, etc.) and the operation of airports and
bus and truck terminals.
Me
Major
industry
group code
number
H6
Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related
service — Companies engaged In furnishing communi cation services to the general public by telephone, telegraph, and other communication systems.
Eadio broadcasting and television are considered
business services and are included in major group
73.
k8
Utilities: Electric and gas — Companies engaged
in the furnishing of electricity and gas (natural
or manufactured) to the general public for heating,
power, and illuminating purposes.
49
Local utilities and local public services, not
elsewhere classified — Local utility companies
distributing water and steam and in destroying or
processing waste, such as garbage and sewage.
Wholesale and Retail Trade
50
Fall-service and limited-function wholesalers —
Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
(wholesale merchants, distributors, jobbers,
exporters, and importers) who are engaged in buying
and selling on their own account. Full-service
wholesalers generally perform all, and limitedfunction wholesalers perform some, of the following
functions: carrying stocks; warehousing; handling;
and delivery. In addition, they sometimes perform
other operations incidental to wholesale sale, such
as installing, renovating, and reconditioning.
51
Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers — This group includes
the following types of wholesale establishments:
sales branches and sales offices of manufacturing
and mining companies, petroleum bulk tank stations,
agents and brokers (relating to tangible goods),
and assemblers of farm products.
47
Major
industry
group code
number
53
Retail general merchandise — Stores which sell
a general line of merchandise including dry
goods, apparel and accessories, furniture and
home furnishings, small wares, hardware, and food.
These stores are known as department stores,
limited-price variety stores, dry goods stores,
general merchandise stores, country general
stores, and mail-order houses selling general
merchandise.
Retail food (includes liquor stores) — Stores
selling food and beverages principally for home
preparation and consumption. Retail bakeries,
delicatessen stores, and confectionery stores
will in some cases perform certain manufacturing
operations and in others serve food or drinks
for consumption on the premises. These establishments are classified in this group unless it
is clear that they are primarily restaurants or
lunch rooms.
55
Retail automotive — Retail dealers selling new
or used automobiles, trucks, parts, and accessories. Dealers in this group may maintain
repair facilities in connection with the sale of
cars. The retail sale of motorcycles and bicycles
is included in major group 57®
56
Retail apparel and accessories — Stores selling
new and used clothing, shoes, hats, underwear,
and related articles for personal wear and adornment. Custom tailors, furriers, and fur shops
which make garments to individual order from
stocks of merchandise carried on their shelves
are also included in this group.
57
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified — Miscellaneous retail establishments not allocated to
other retail groups, such as furniture stores,
drug stores, hardware stores, book stores, and
jewelry stores. Second-hand stores, except those
included in major groups 55 and 56• are also
included.
Eating and Arinking places — Establishments such
as restaurants, bars, cafeterias, and lunch
counters, primarily engaged in selling prepared
foods and drinks for consumption on the premises.
Filling stations, garages, and automobile repair
services — Establishments primarily engaged in
the retail sale of gasoline and lubricating oils,
and in furnishing automobile repair, rental, and
storage services to the general public.
Other wholesale and retail trade ~ All lumber and
^oII2Sng^IeHaX dealers and trade establishments
not elsewhere classified whose business is about
equally divided between wholesale and retail trade.
Motor-vehicle dealers engaged in both wholesale
and retail trade are included in major group 55
and bakeries engaged in both wholesale and retail
trade are classified as manufacturing bakeries
and are included in major group 20.
Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate
Banks and trust companies — Establishments engaged
in banking, the administration of trusts when combined with banking, and closely related functions
such as rediscount and financing institutions for
banks. Investment banks, which are primarily
engaged in dealing in securities, are included in
major group 6l.
Security dealers and investment banking — EstabHshments engaged in the purchase, sale, and
brokerage of securities; commodity brokers who are
members of exchanges; and investment banks.
Finance agencies, not elsewhere classified —
Finance agencies, not elsewhere classified, such
as loan agencies, investment trusts, foreign
exchange brokers, and money-order companies.
49
Major
industry
group code
Certain types of services related to finance,
such as financial advice, reporting, and research
are classified in major group 73.
63
Insurance carriers — Home and "branch offices of
insurance and reinsurance companies covering all
kinds of insurance, such as life, fire, marine,
liability, accident, health, and burglary insurance* Includes also insurance offices of fraternal societies. Independent insurance agents and
brokers, not operating under the names of the
carriers they represent, are included in major
group 64.
Insurance agents and brokers — Independent
insurance agents and brokers engaged in the sale
of insurance contracts and the placement or adjustment of insurance contracts with insurance carriers
and not operating under the names of the carriers
they represent. Also included are establishments
engaged in rendering insurance services, such as
insurance inspection and policyholders consulting
service.
65
Beal estate dealers, agents, and brokers — Owners
and operators of veal estate (including speculative
builders, subdividers, and developers of real
property) and real estate agents, brokers, and
66
Beal estate, insurance, loans, law offices; any
combination — Establishments, generally small
in size, which are engaged in any combination of
real estate, insurance, loans, or the practice of
67
Holding companies (except real estate holding
coapaniesj
Holding companies (except r@aT~
estate Holding companies which are included in
major group 65) which control a number of operating companies by ^holding1* a major portion of
50
Major
industry
group code
number
t h e i r stock. However, a holding company which i s
a l s o an operating company i s c l a s s i f i e d according
to the type o f business operated. Patent owners
and l e s s o r s and c o p y r i g h t owners are a l s o included
i n t h i s group.
Service I n d u s t r i e s
70
H o t e l s , rooming houses, camps, and other lodging
places — Commercial establishments and membership
o r g a n i z a t i o n s engaged i n f u r n i s h i n g l o d g i n g ,
lodging and meals, and camping space and camping
f a c i l i t i e s on a fee b a s i s .
72
Personal s e r v i c e s — Establishments engaged i n
f u r n i s h i n g s e r v i c e s o f a personal nature, such as
l a u n d r i e s , cleaning and dyeing p l a n t s , barber and
beauty shops, c l o t h i n g r e p a i r and pressing shops,
shoe r e p a i r shops, f u n e r a l s e r v i c e ( i n c l u d i n g
crematories), and photographic s t u d i o s .
73
Business s e r v i c e s , not elsewhere c l a s s i f i e d —
Establishments engaged i n rendering business
s e r v i c e s not elsewhere c l a s s i f i e d , on a fee o r
contract b a s i s . Includes a d v e r t i s i n g agencies,
c r e d i t bureaus and c o l l e c t i o n agencies, d u p l i c a t i n g , b l u e p r i n t i n g and p h o t o s t a t i c s e r v i c e s ,
s e r v i c e s to dwellings and other b u i l d i n g s , r a d i o
broadcasting, dental l a b o r a t o r i e s and other b u s i ness s e r v i c e s not elsewhere c l a s s i f i e d .
7^
Employment agencies and commercial and trade
schools — P r i v a t e employment agencies and p r i v a t e v o c a t i o n a l schools not attached to u n i v e r s i t i e s and not recognized as o f college grade.
Includes c i v i l - s e r v i c e examination p r e p a r a t o r y
schools and correspondence schools.
76
Miscellaneous r e p a i r s e r v i c e s and hand trades —
Establishments engaged i n miscellaneous r e p a i r
51
Major
industrygroup cod©
number
services and hand trades, such as electrical
repair shops, watch, clock, and jewelry repair,
and upholstery and furniture repair* Clothing
repair, automobile repair, and motion-picture
equipment repair are included with closely
related activities in major groups 72t 75»
78, respectively.
78
Motion pictures — Establishments producing and
distributing motion picture films, exhibiting
motion pictures in theaters, and furnishing
services to the motion picture industry.
79
Amusement and recreation and related services,
not elsewhere classified — Establishments wEose
primary function is to provide amusement or
entertainment on payment of a fee or admission
charge (except motion pictures, which are classified in major group 7 8 ) .
80
Medical and other health services — Establishments engaged in providing medical, surgical,
and other health services. Includes veterinary
services and group health and similar groups
formed for the purpose of providing medical and
other health services to their members*
81
Law offices and related services — Establishments primarily engaged in offering legal advice
or services on a fee basis.
82
Educational institutions and agencies — Establishments furnishing formal academic or professional courses. Also included are nonprofit
educational and scientific research agencies,
libraries, museums, and zoological gardens. Correspondence schools and commercial and trade
schools are included in major group 7^*
83
Other professional and social-service agencies
and institutions — Establishments engaged in
engineering and architectural services, on a fee
414699 0—41
5
52
Major
industry
group code
number
or contract basis, and religious and charitable
organizations. Includes also miscellaneous professional services such as those rendered by
actuaries, art studios, lecturers, and writers.
85
Nonprofit membership organizations — Organizations
operating on a nonprofit membership basis for the
promotion of the interests of the members, such
as trade associations, professional organizations,
labor unions, and political organizations, This
group does not include certain establishments
organized on a nonprofit basis for the benefit
of members, such as group health associations and
credit unions, or commercial establishments operated by nonprofit membership organizations such
as TtMGAr-operated hotels and fraternal-insurance
offices.
90
Domestic service — Private households which employ
individuals who serve on or about the premises,
such as cooks, maids, butlers, and chauffeurs, and
gardeners, caretakers, and other maintenance and
odd-job workers.
Sk
Begular government agencies — This group includes
legislative, administrative, and judicial activities performed by Federal, State, and local governments.
Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery*
00 to 06,
and 77
Agriculture — This combination of major groups
includes establishments engaged in agricultural
activities, such as general farms, dairy farms,
cash-grain farms, cotton farms, fruit and nut
farms, livestock and poultry farms, and truck
* For purposes of this monograph, the industry divisions
agriculture, forestry, and fishery and establishments not
elsewhere classified have been combined into the industry
division Wmiscellaneous.11
53
Major
industry
group code
number
farms; nurseries and greenhouses (except forest
nurseries which are included in major group 08);
farms producing crop specialties; and establishments primarily engaged in performing, on a fee
or contract basis, agricultural services, such
as custom milling, hay baling, farm management,
animal husbandry services, and horticultural
services.
08
Forestry — Establishments engaged in the operation of timber tracts, forest nurseries, and
related activities such as reforestation services and the gathering of gums, barks, balsam
needles, and spanish moss.
09
Fishery — Establishments engaged in commercial
fishing, including the operation of oyster beds
and farms and the gathering of sponges. Includes
also miscellaneous fishery services, such as the
operation of fish hatcheries and fishing preserves.
Establishments Not Elsewhere Classified*
85
Establishments not elsewhere classified—
Includes miscellaneous industries not elsewhere
classified. Includes such heterogeneous activities as ice harvesting (separate from retail
trade), junk and waste (paper, rags) collectors,
and administrators of private estates (except
real estate).
Included in this division are also establishments
not yet classified, and establishments classified
by several States, under major group codes 68 and
W . Major group 68 includes auxiliary units maintained by manufacturing, mining, trading, hotel,
* For purposes of this monograph, the industry divisions agriculture, forestry, and fishery and establishments not elsewhere classified have been combined into the industry
division "miscellaneous."
and restaurant firms for their own use. This
group has been deleted from the industrial classification code and these auxiliary units are
now classified with the principal activity to
which they are auxiliary. The number of units
so classified is negligible. With but a few
minor exceptions, all units formerly classified
in major group 40 (interstate railroads) have
been removed from State coverage by the Railroad
Unemployment Insurance Act. Pending the outcome
of court litigations and reclassification, the
few units reported under major group 40 are
included in this division.
TABLES
Series A Summary tables
Series B State tables
Series C Industry tables
Series A
Summary tables
Employment of covered workers and
wages earned in covered employment
1939
A— I
Number of subject employers, workers with wage credits and statutory coverage provisions, by States, 1939
Number of
subject employers on
December 31. 1939 1/
Statutory provisions for coverage
Number of employees 2/
g06,008.,
U.U32.,
56218
.,
3
,.
6
*.
.
1
7
^
3
5^.350.,
0,5^7.,
9
.2
^0
79
8.
..
,
5.
15.900.
8 or more.
do....
3 or more.,
1 or more.,
4 or more.,
8 or more.,
5 or more.,
1 or more.,
do
8 or more.,
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana.
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
6,881.,
^
.593.
8,000.,
3
1
1IMS.,
0.
,0
01
33
2.
.
i
*
,
7
o
i
.
7,827.
12,130.
3.78U.
do....,
1 or more.,
do....
8 or sore.,
do....
.do.,
do
do
1* or more U/.
8 or more....
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi.
Missouri.
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
11,557
31,303
16,005
1*6,1*21
3,160
12,018
8,380
3,1+10
2,822
3.505
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota.
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
20,926.
.
9
8
8
.
123
8,
,9
3
1
5
.,
8
7
*
+
.
,
1,182.
55
3,
,5
80
56
6.
.,
1^9,262.,
,293..
6,067.,
3
1,
,8
53
71
6.
.,
,
5
.
9
0
7
.
,
16,233.,
6,621+.,
1,
,3
56
10
7.
.
7
6,619.
U,228.,
1U
1.
,3
37
20
3.
.,
,
Estimated number of
workers with
wage credits 3/
32,275.500
Total, 51 States.
Alabama.
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas.........
California
Colorado;
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia.,
Florida
6,1*82.
Covered pay roll
4 or more.,
do
! 8 or more.,
1 or more.,
.1 8 or more.,
.do.
1 or more.,
8 or more.,
1 or more.
1* or more.,
8 or more.,
(5)...
U or more.,
8 or more.,
do....
3 or more.,
8 or more.,
1+ or more.,
1 or more.,
or more.,
377.300
26,600
76,600
237,600
2,080,000
219,800
679.700
96,600
226,000
1*12,600
And $78 or more in calendar quarter.
Or at least $50 to each of 1* workers in each of 3 quarters.
And $500 or more in calendar year.
And $225 or more in calendar quarter.
.(5).
And $500 or more in calendar quarter.
, .do..
.do..
.(6).
1
60
00
0
2*
13
U^.,2
533.900
,505,000
,1*72,000
5^1,000
172,900
71+5,000
112,000
172,900
1*0,1*00
1
,395U
i,
.3
»o
oo
o
,1*50,000
650,500
UH.700
150,000
,103,200
281,000
275.500
,144,200
29l*,000
322,000
56,900
1*52,100
.,000,600
8 or more.,
8 or more.,
do
do
do
6 or more jj.
1 or more....
523,500
122,100
103,100
2,398,000
787,900
356,1*00
238,000
399,300
.(6).
And $150 or more in calendar quarter.
12
l*,800
78,100
5140,200
1*07,900
1*28,500
662,000
58,000
1J A subject employer is an employing unit (or group of units) which is subject to the State unemployment compensation law and which for the purpose of determining
liability is considered one legal entity.
2/ Number of different individuals an employer must have in covered employment in a specified number of weeks in current or preceding calendar year. (For number of
weeks see footnote 2 of Tables B-l to B-51.)
2/ Number of different workers in each State who have earned wages in covered employment during some period in 1939. Includes approximately 71*5,000 workers with wage
credits in more than one State.
kj Or 12 or more in 10 different weeks as an alternative to 1* or more in 20 weeks.
For January*-June, employers of 1+ or more workers in 20 weeks; for July-December, any employer of 2 or more workers during 13 weeks, or wages during a quarter of
$1*50 or more.
6/ For January-June, employers of 1* or more workers; for July-December, any employer having wages during a calendar quarter of $lU0 or more.
J j Or total annual wages of $6,000 or more if employer's records do not permit accurate count of workers.
1939
Monthlyemployment of covered workers, by industry divisions and magroins,
jor ind
ustry
Total, 51 States
Average monthly employment
Percent of January February
P
e
r
c
eln,t aolfl
industry
t
o
t
a
ision
industries diSv
aSftl
20,208,804 20,248,867
100.0
Total, all Industries.a.,.377.528 100.0
100.0
810,452
812.867
3.8
Mining
816,535
104,707
12.9
97,192
98,108
10
87,586
10.8
9M92
'X
88,020
li
377.712
46.4
397.806
4(XL,972
1.8
Inddusm
trj
yrdiv
is
io
nry
nn
ud
mu
bs
et
r 1/
ga
rn
oup a
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do i
12
&:::::::::::::::::::::::::
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a:::::::::::::::::::::::::
17
MflnHft/^ripjr
a!!!!!!!!!!!".".!."
22..».......................
172.219
70,643
960,261
335.511
290,938
333.812
1,200,719
369,417
fc::::::::::::::::::::::::
27
30
31
310.335
531,730
39«.216
...
32
33
£:::::::::::::::::::::::::
37
38...
39 2/
••
131,626
1*5,419
370,196
329.387
1,147.957
277.798
651.452
465,278
460,236
ab
pl
fl
tl
l,
and pther epyu
ia
clcau
tf
ifl
ities.&l,46l
.169.832
300,806
a^llllllllllllllirilllllllll 122,322
53.211
&::::::::::::::::::::::::: 131,411
IfMmrWipli
&::::::::::::::::::::::::: &
48
49
a
a
9
,731.&6 1:2
1.1*2,330
105.313
SS'So
28
29
.8
•3
20,3^3
1.9
1.7
1.5
2.5
l
:l
•7
1.7
5S
1.3
1.8
3.0
2
2.
.2
2
7.5
.8
1.4
.6
.2
.6
1.9
1.9
.1
21.2
8.7
100.0
4.2
3.8
3.2
li
1.3
1.5
H
11.8
2.9
4.0
3.*
i6-7
4.7
100.0
10.5
13.3
:1
8.1
24.6
25.9
1.3
388,650
745,326
733.119
274,240
199.508
259,371
316,207
236,326
297,632
9.205,096
1.037,077
99.876
1,188,988
859.440
12.3
9.0
91,102
170,10-3
64,184
100.0
11.9
1.1
899,244
13,^1
165,583
57,979
274,808
210,875
259,643
3
63.004
339,00^
293,604
530.724
384,816
126,171
m
295.816
1.059.806
4^)905
401,287
1.558,347
171.717
268,771
120,296
54,151
129,411
389,723
405,297
18,981
9,263,284
1,034,027
100,830
1,197,881
858,174
359,967
348,287
292,579
527,905
386,915
125,052
138,586
383.%8
299,922
1.070,794
f&S
613.920
478.927
417.368
1,1
270,012
120,468
52,724
127,506
389,268
403,911
19,049
April
May
June
July
August
20,754,111 20,716,019 a , 052,835 a,357,998 a , 297.993 a , 744,817
168,986
59.449
3M
30.3
34.8
March
584,160
101,058
93.630
151.337
17
0,0H2
68,093
7«5e 607
103,556
92,840
302,530
174,139
72,5*2
805,761
104,633
90,5*9
361,a9
946,050
3*0,352
280,391
325.307
1,045,764
365,517
327,667
352,580
1,083, ao
9.430,405 9,404,551
9,362.509
1,119,721
102,783
9,490,023
1,193,290
105,352
1,155.655
819,829
408, a 4
365,201
303.835
528,035
376.366
133.704
139,416
363,572
335.090
850,165
1,056,779
98,731
1,201,110
891,959
368,940
354,565
300,398
532,728
402,098
126,869
139,815
387.577
315.163
1.2
06
84
2,
,3
34
p3
3
372.513
624,709
478,281
431.524
1,574,660
170,685
279,4^9
120,064
56,311
131,759
390,307
406,018
20,077
1,079,743
101,826
1,159,704
866,488
378,413
355,295
301,842
533,403
395,017
128,289
140,052
370,449
321,815
1,087,984
262,872
372,714
1,150,634
834,252
397,990
360,182
304,178
530,019
383,103
130,279
137,948
353,770
328,522
1,081,589
260,838
372,759
807,605
105,880
79,005
370.526
175.980
76, a 4
1,590,729
170,758
287,372
119,267
53,53*
130.073
396,798
411,204
21,723
9,548,361
1,239,247
104,904
1,170,517
841,250
417,577
'3,449
54,490
133,285
»
a, 752
869,103
109,668
85,339
423,922
172,287
77,887
902,266
111,632
85,648
453,119
173.675
78,192
1,630,33* 1,616,858
174,174
9,368
134.745
402,063
422,662
a , 083
172,362
298,414
ia,868
398,638
427,038
a, 027
901,243
110,971
86,241
455,458
174,733
73.840
964,020
328,746
282,650
352,624
9,908,315 10,258,779 10,424,338
1,342,037 1,312,942
112,942
U5,15l
1,271,023
1,188,642
943,172
920,978
923,328
438,011
432,106
445.389
386,878
372, a 7
401,753
3a,844
308,185
335.062
537,205
537.321
420,813
391,742
135,203
134,509
136,845
151,780
145.193
158,112
378,065
371.571
338,063
354,356
1,201,8*
1,283,056
1.125.679
291,840
277.020
308,o4l
416,889
«
436,929
661,128
683,§43
395.864
487,145
497,629
470,771
487,704
503,439
10,366,051
1,651,449
166,502
331,998
1,629.099
165.123
322,292
124,200
50,078
134,626
394,644
418, a 5
19.921
1,228,120
526,865
450,283
,611,875
172,566
293.165
120,832
177.898
72,036
22,369.593 22,458,494 22,333,696
1.094.240 1,119,558 i
,092,ai
376,384
364,988
376,498 354,625
383,046
352,979
360,263
342,880
29,147
3
6
3
,
2
3
1
374,^4 3
3
7
6
,
2
4
9
365,392
363.832
1,262,511
092,610
638,651
K
636,540 4
^,626 440,654
471,27?
440,665
440,826
825,255
105,835
80,826
388,660
September
1,628,170
170,876
306,699
122,701
53,^
127.642
397.858
428,409
20,578
423,556
53,412
134,897
399.527
426,949
20,319
153,228
24^6
136,997
395,383
422,532
20,363
1,178,462
112,410
1,271,027
884,648
442,246
400,176
333,952
536,478
421, a i
134,984
159,089
359.284
349,525
1,303.398
313.933
439,907
704,094
505,252
515,975
Wholesale aqd rffal^. $r»de..
50
51
......
57.........
71
75
52
25.2
933,22*
597,387
4.4
3
32,883
333.264
,
5*7,070
550,202
890
486,011
^Burffflne. ny<\ real,
fc::::::::::::::::::
6i
.....
62
&':::::::::::::::::::::::
65
66
67
..
1,048,703
113.238
65,£92
75,619
3*0,789
48,612
231,561
75.569
97,623
.
&:::::::::::::::::::::::
1.5
2.6
.7
2.3
10.2
10.2
2.8
9.0
*.9
,5
.3
.4
100.0
10.8
6.3
7.2
1.6
.2
1.3
.1
.5
4.6
26.3
3.0
9.3
16,434
25.361
111,832
22.533
9,111
100,0
20.6
25.*
1*.2
.7
2.*
10.3
9.7
3.8
2.1
115,050
.5
100.0
354,375
£:::::::::::::::::::::::
2.8
100.0
13.*
13.5
17.*
11.1
6.2
6.2
8.1
1.7
2.1
1.1
.1
.2
.8
.8
•3
.2
.1
.1
.5
.1
(5)
1,723,2^0
Service.
70
72
76
78.....
79
80
SL
82
5,721,895
37*,26o
2S&
12,518
41,409
178,1«7
167.366
65,157
1.0
1.5
6,5
1.3
.5
5.0
83,226 5.089,260 5.2*2,388
701,450
60
92
9,A51
702,71*
706,951
7
55
0 704,206
834,1s?
892,517
829,%
5*7.327
317.180
298 t 76i
537.891
514,470
144,267
464,979
1,045,225
112,119
69,012
75,09*
337,683
78,133
130,*37
03,645
269,102
582,657
317,503
299,829
533.201
»
465,848
1,045,458
110,699
fe,181
7*.7?3
338,069
48,112
267,913
30**93
107,288
584,115
325.809
352,614
535.791
5a, 4oo
146,279
472,706
1,050,812
111,898
67,663
75,171
348,229
38.876
272.572
30,870
1,057.889
113,628
65.50*
76,233
3**.195
*9«535
281,077
1,691,322
351,373
421,823
244,795
12,838
40,229
173*701
148,512
64,802
1*78*, 73*
jb§,600
11,034
15,281
112,870
2*,158
l*.732
97.262
97.232
101,076
127.798
38,396
177,339
142,120
6*,273
36,250
18,195
25,223
118.53?
11,670
36,336
18,163
25.371
124,290
1^,808
337,351
297,442
5*2,375
*92,179
33*.993
297.772
5*5.*73
567.227
153.315
*93.005
1.057.255
1,058,858
870,828
605,557
569,715
153.611
76*460
3*3,7*7
*8,92*
280,574
33.070
9*.976
31,760
1,658,663
3^,225
412,144
2*1,599
12.776
39,*26
177.208
141,803
64,211
36,295
17,918
24,843
111,351
17,928
11.936
12,670
5,330,972
731.6*0
728,027
877.969
340,670
95*957
1,657.787
350,713
413,294
238,080
5,303.5p7
723.5*6
710,503
335.558
540,852
57*,088
151,227
*92,537
105.533
Bsss&lMssaii/.'1/ For titles of codes, see same column of following table.
2/ Includes major industry group 3**
3/ As reported by Hew York; excluded from coverage in other States.
4( As reported by Wisconsin; excluded from coverage in other States.
5/ Less than 0.1 percent.
6/ Includes industry divisions agriculture, forestry, and fishery and establishments not elsewhere classified.
5,378,249
715,201
717,5?*
902,9*2
607,670
1,762,468
372.933
453,296
2*3,580
12,13*
40,746
177,148
XS5.703
66,402
3*! IS*
ki',%80
18% 986
35,9*4
15,1*9
26,222
36,609
11,374
26,219
106,853
23.336
5,635
107,699
601,551
11
6,4o4
64,106
76,079
3*3.8*3
*8,858
281,403
32.989
95,176
1,760,109
372,878
451,085
2*6,497
12,025
5» 3U,133
750,382
723.902
952,496
610,504
33*>2*0
351.878
561,906
570,236
15*,162
501,*27
1,057,385
115,630
66,907
75.7b8
3^2,801
5.560,312 5,^30,122
7*6,217
7*7,515
75*,*1C
996,019
600,706
336,992
354,5*9
559,373
555,866
153,014
501,868
1,045,223
112.735
65,067
34s75.84*
40,360
650
*
8
,
5
8
2
279,^21
275,1*9
t
32,88b
95,590
31,535
95,843
7*9.372
l,08*,S6l
602,279
337,976
356,95?
560,25*
5*5,506
151.558
495,1*0
1,112.447
036,858
64,023
75,862
339,190
48,127
231.331
71,565
9*.313
689,024
1,3
76
779,^
711,037 1,333'288
42
48
9 1,4
339,955
43/454 440,813
450,909
2*8,378
12,491
43,412
177,292
150,750
105,975
23.033
5.*32
36.350
15.351
25.^73
111,70*
23,526
5,090
247,299
l?.,6o5i
*3,23?
175,*89
l 6 M 3 !
35,392
17,9*3
2*, 9 a
11^,161
2?,527
*,580
113.580
133,*99
125,886
117,279
4i,4l5
^79.136
181,766
66,530
36,55*
11,905
25,876
247,392
12,551
*3,557
180,310
193,265
35,129
17,951
24,615
113,*2?
2*,277
3,000
A-2b
Quarterly wages earned In covered employment, 1J by Industry divisions and major industry groups, 1939
Total, 51 States
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
Percent of
total, all
industries
Percent of
industry
division
total
January-March
April-June
Amount
$28,518,053
100.0
100.0
$6,574,822
$6,935,469
M.4
274,585
1.6
100.0
14.5
11.0
40.5
1.0
.3
7.4
Industry division and Major industry group
1,119,283
161,955
123,688
453.517
297,509
82,6l4
100.0
13.045,331
1,559,689
95,942
1,128,742
45.7
5.5
100.0
12.0
864,199
3.0
1.3
1.5
1.5
3.1
2.2
fiifj
385.530
416,205
430,101
896,190
625,942
241,101
223,741
378,870
437,487
1,766,222
4i4,l6s
623,455
1,089,232
816,844
651,671
2,435,293
41 Street, suburban, and interurban railways and city and suburban bus lines
43 Other transportation, except water transportation
33.7
4.4
1.5
1.2
1.7
1,250,211
420,947
23 Apparel and other finished products male from fabrics and similar materials
26.6
KI
.8
•8
1.3
3.0
3.2
$
&
4.8
1.8
1.7
325,742
110,645
90,228
124,869
130.937
2,976,193
339,405
20,501
272,741
209.599
3,109,14b
3.273,547
426,36-3
25,624
275,854
80,005
92,319
97,753
219,892
143.765
55.985
50,869
96,O4O
94,794
391.787
92,274
140,268
240,330
3.0
17,959
5.8
25.5
29.9
1.1
150,368
174,287
6,027
.2
.5
2.2
2.5
.1
342,292
111,285
95.623
135.384
226,125
80,260
60,339
85,526
578,222
71,242
6.3
5.0
356,052
118,757
73,3^5
20,210
100.0
11.9
16.1
6.7
fci
8.3
323,064
45.581
28,56s
146,727
78,605
23.582
16,336
31,254
119,578
70,817
8.5
72,424
142,372
728,540
25,701
d6.6
$7,824,274
284,604
40,868
25,896
120,632
74,722
22,486
36,600
13.5
1.0
1.4
.6
620,062
38.1
$7,183,488
237.030
38,906
37,969
6.2
1.5
2.2
3.8
2.9
2.3
289,668
393,387
163,139
28.2
July-September October-December
195.334
142,532
86,138
38,783
33,418
66,580
376.344
23,186
262,984
203,682
94,400
99,235
103,191
223.345
149,902
59,371
52,795
87,934
106,541
410,910
95,746
147,810
261,682
193,944
156,144
611,668
73,356
95,986
39,819
18,444
36,711
158,467
182,351
6,534
106,358
220,867
101,818
103,706
106,081
221,156
154,019
6l,388
56,644
97,529
111,671
435,743
100,238
155,014
269,616
I85,661
164,555
623,515
73,798
100,275
41,639
17,777
3^567
lbi,o64
187.873
6,522
3,686,445
417.577
26,631
317.163
230,051
109,307
120,945
123,076
231.797
lg,256
63^33
97,367
124,481
527,782
125,910
180,363
317,604
241,905
188,440
621,888
71,272
110,988
42,898
18,244
37,676
150,163
184,029
6,618
50
51
53
54
55
5o
57
71
Jy
52
retail Wrii*
.
FulL-*ervice and limitaa*. function wholesalers
'Siiaiea&le distributer*, other than full-service and limit*dU»fxmction wholesalers.
itetail general Jaerchandiee
He tail food (includes liquor stores)
.
.
he tail automotive
itetail apparel and accessories
He*ail trade, »u.t elsewhere classified
Icating and drinking places
m i i u g stations, pirate, and automobile repair services
Other wholesale and retail trade
..
Baz^cs^an^trusteeompanies
61 Security dealers and investment banking
fc2 ?ittaince agenciea, not elsewhere classified
63 Insurance carriers
64 Insurance agents and brokers
Etwd estate dealers, agents, and brokers
6b Real estate, insurance, loans, law offices; any combination
67 Holding companies (except real estate holding companies)
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
72 Personal services
73 Business serviced, not elsewhere classified
74 Employment agencies and commercial and trade schools
*
76 Miscellaneous repair services and hand trades
,
7<$ kaiion picna-ea..
79 Amusement and rocrwation susd related services, not elsewhere classified..
80 Meaical aud o^.* hw<h uex <riues
11 I^x* office* aao. ulateu
62 ^x&aatiuiiiil inasi tutiona and agencies...
63 Ocaur proi'«»rfio^al and s^ial-uervice agencies and institutions..
86 Nonprofit mwaberiahip organisations
SO Domestic service 3/
H*£-uiar Ctovera«i%)nt agencies 4/......
0/
6,
,1
72^0,,402
1
35
0
1,248,394
8
9
5
,
5
2
7
658,190
1,557,078
262,198
300,051
195,929
150,986
449,6^5
684,524
160,4a
102,271
39,883
156,281
^65,067
366,4o4
686,165
1.776,150
197.440
138,206
121,204
635.772
90,976
314,46o
4s t 636
229,456
2,010,695
295,^59
^
23,979
378,738
16,62?
58,114
314,764
165,809
20,476
52,087
112,314
30,473
8, 886
135,665
,Xf Inciuaoa total tic^olo wagoy for 1*«jw York (excluding individual employee annual earnings in excess of $3,000 from one employer).
£/ Inclusion a^jur iuu.uaix-y group
urtmsportation equipment (except automobile).
if
reported by a»«w Torit; excluded fro«i coverage in other States.
4/
reported by Viecoujin; tcjuiludsd from coverage in other States,
than 0.1 ptircexic.
0/ luclua&s induatry divisions agriculture, forestry, and fishery and establishments not elsewhere classified.
183,050
05,948
452,827
50,878
36,695
if!,* si
22,687
1,659,692
271,125
311,441
213,565
162.975
117,9^1
92,632
166,445
113.227
42,295
168,046
449,300
42,474
33,927
29,662
75,255
78,840
11.956
482,388
71.152
95,599
95.843
511.75?
13,W
11.372
67.989
4,031
13,216
76,848
35,755
17,075
16,016
5,511
12.990
28,652
7,162
2,538
27,4O4
56,361
109,076
^S
1
^,477
80,171
4
4
,^51
17,488
15.849
5,136
13,130
28,642
7.923
3.393
37.958
1,669,625
273,613
305,996
213,236
170,562
114,506
86,777
171,701
117,415
,185
t
171,
44isr
,634
432,212
48,406
33.072
29,317
156,901
21,660
78,491
12,057
52,308
509,863
78,965
109,397
14,702
78,798
^
6,365
17.73*
14,899
3.956
12,676
27,041
7.775
1,706
34,070
Bnployment of covered workers,toyStates, l/ and by months, 1939
fotal, all industries Zj
Average monthly
enrolivment
Percentage
Number distribution
State 1/
Total, 51 States..
Alabama.
Alaska.
California.
Dist. of Columbia.
Hawaii
Illinois
a,377,528
260,567
10,188
57,822
1.8&
129.565
439,796
60,000
162,021
234,270
331.324
73.176
59,935
l,6o4,2a
547,897
228,651
143,136
245.735
269,858
136,908
349.312
1.007.562
1,007.628
391,868
106,763
Massachusetts
Missouri.
New York 4/
Pennsylvania.
.........
.6
2.1
.3
.8
1.1
1.5
•3
•3
H
2.6
1.1
.7
1.1
.i
u
1.6
4.7
4.7
1.8
.5
22,205
101,248
2.5
•3
.5
.1
.5
886,043
42,422
3,148,613
444,200
26,174
4.1
.2
14.7
2.1
.1
1.396,951
181,623
154.063
2,192,067
193.455
6.5
.8
527,^78
68,300
101,922
204,187
32,768
292,123
652,704
72,701
West Virginia
100.0
1.2
(3)
.3
.7
5.9
46,268
324,529
264,331
267,802
437.334
34.009
.7
10.3
.9
1.0
.2
1.4
3.1
.3
.2
1.5
1.2
1.3
2.0
•2
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
20,208,804 20,248,867 30,754.111 20,716.019 a,05 2.835 a,357.998 a , 297,993 21,744,817 22,369,593 22,458,494
258,048
261,728
249,870
259,054
263.933
272.309
250,055
249,563
15,060
16.98J
5,772
5,188
9.261
12,516
5.231
57,314
57.778
56,249
56,785
58.891
57.836
133.707
ITO',448
139)466
145.456
131.663
128,458
130,816
155,015
128.913
152,850
1,201,522 1,199,610 1,220,441 1,246,737 1,261,586 1,286,868 1,303,120 1.339.449 1,325.795 1,291,798
137.644
131.784
136.276
119,248
132.756
138.331
128,329
122,705
125,097
117.703
458,417
430,795
433.701
414,679
469,539
429.729
422,925
441,114
416,242
65,524
61,354
59.853
52,949
63,612
60,022
56.536
63,464
54,264
161,923
160,189
166,404
161,127
150,640
160,720
161,367
162,213
161,996
153,932
214,487
208,774
253.684
a7.872
231,628
252,699
238,071
2a,655
208,543
254.275
3a, 849
325.348
350,091
309,846
314.368
335.911
324,563
325.909
348,532
329.335
67.392
85.747
76,101
69.632
69.473
78.713
84,670
70,791
67,232
67,332
60,211
67.471
62,143
48,617
62.835
66,402
49.909
68.319
51,026
54,952 1,578,240
1,^91,382 1.599.663 1,620,813 1.670,357 1,686.013
1.524,300 1.558,414 1,565,191
1.518,320
584,170
534,140
538,942
537.805
568,750
508,949
526.648
504,655
525.833
584.962
218,726
225.084
231,624
213,643
233.667
220.132
230,919
240,775
ai,552
147,478
142,641
146,098
145.157
138,876
5S:S
147.503
134,428
136,560
145,823
262.881
244,750
a5.456
2*46.039
252,132
258,588
232.467
233.487
238,407
240.357
295,361
261.149
266,188
265,420
274,687
285,490
258.093
250,003
252,353
259.168
141.071
126,426
146,054
142,791
146,577
144,836
128,200
126,677
128,969
135.296
374,149
35b,64^
349,888
364,630
349.902
325,166
345.320
340.950
341,507
317.569
1,005.001 1,012,522 1,001,651 1,013,284 1,040,273 1,060,194
959,985
970,142 1,002,235
952.982
919.390
991.116
967.306 1,060,920 1,061,848
973.576
978,744
996,908
990.150
987.282
415,877
402,968
393.253
408,294
411,616
410,567
351,756
378.358
365.407
355,786
117.440
101,1408
104,246
113,543
108,438
116,222
101.559
98,253
105.829
99.023
542,304
543.522
530.290
5a,121
525.196
523.419
528.239
506,511
506.789
525.431
73.953
72,812
71.560
70,297
61.723
65.913
59,302
60,503
68,164
107.214
104,841
107.243
103.974
104,041
101,116
93.279
97.423
93.342
104,031
23.817
24,096
22,924
21,086
18,971
20,164
24,369
19.344
22,286
104,451
106!1^4
106,314
103.370
97.071
96,252
107.895
95.263
95.416
98,135
929,461
883,814
904,185
945.370
830,224
862.885
820,895
852.570
866,907
879.755
47,376
39.053
47,012
36,847
37.245
39. ai
37.903
38,683
46,761
46,313
3.017.850 2,993.984 3,088,176 3,099,684 3.155,035 3.159.999 3.162.598 3.209,301 3,301,346 3,248,654
468,421
431.502
478,103
416,335
429.131
431,300
430,226
466,498
4l4,34o
424,158
28,908
27.176
27.478
22,640
25,a5
27.567
23,9*0
26,342
27.615
23.365
1,415.128 1,462,432 1,487,503
1.299.405 1,307.804 1,345.695 1.347.452 1,369,653 1.386.558 1,386,467
185.572
188,320
183,289
172.727
182,794
183.645
174,236
179.380
179.556
181,786
173.447
175.581
171,353
161,181
128,189
155.926
127.966
140,158
132,052
148,526
2,131,166
2,101,036
2,142,669 2,078,551 2,117,050 2,177.112 2,146,722 2.175.794 2,256,455 2.329,462
200,621
203,541
192,629
189,167
188,691
187.723
188,347
187.614
189,166
187,839
207.864
216.662
195.584
204,403
199,941
193.220
201.103
203.679
200,387
201.705
34.891
34,292
29,007
30,381
33.957
29,534
33.996
32,179
33.373
33.825
301,592
303.9<>7
279.506
291,860
276,892
287,652
293.972
291,234
292.778
287.540
669.123
664,b85
627.351
646,658
623,581
651.843
649.177
654,582
658,168
649,620
84,482
61,170
80,157
62,624
79,085
63,593
80,839
67,471
69.342
65.719
47,814
47,766
47,414
42,876
44,630
42,636
43.700
49.097
47,917
347,506
344,i*6l
337,228
325.620
304,869
313.249
307.668
303.487
323.990
S0'?2?
283,621
292,043
281,482
272,310
243.993
230,760
258,919
233,288
271.788
295.7a
263,456
274,805
286,146
271,205
264,595
261,227
183,445
268,695
257,901
455.542
263,497
445,549
451,810
428,961
441,117
445,642
413,056
431.793
408,506
36,168
39,472
39,475
439,214
36,874
38,285
28,050
31.254
29,277
29,691
33,279
1/ See Table A-lfor coverage provisions of State laws (minimum eize-of-firm Inclusion) and changes in such provisions daring the year.
2/ Excludes data for railroads and other groups subject to Bailroad Unemployment Insurance Act.
3/ Less than 0.1 percent.
4/ Includes approximately 23,000 workers in domestic service in private homes. Such service Is excluded under laws of other States.
5/ Includes 13,500 non-Federal Government workers in January-June and 5,000 In July-December, because of change in coverage provision of State law.
November
December
22.333.696 a,987,127
272,496
272.ia
6.973
J.137
62,198
146,014
1.256,995 1.239,255
135.161
129.743
473.334
461,343
62,603
62,329
169,032
172,708
246,517
263,037
343.367
346,773
70.708
70,326
61,627
65,703
1,685,668 1,652,290
578.U5
581.796
210,801
216,580
142,512
145,694
262,617
261,619
287.533
137.414
282,847
138,588
367.095
1.055.678
358.92®
1,016,794
112,189
401,177
103,009
1,062.884
407,356
540, i a
71.352
105.433
23.169
102,575
538,907
46,201
3. as,599
474,173
27.075
1.485.979
184,736
170,420
2.343.980
205,128
a4,292
34.287
301.954
667,278
79,209
47,748
342,086
272,470
34,242
1,101,210
536,792
70,454
101,132
22,938
102,090
917.537
46,460
3,128,132
466,128
26,802
1.469,331
183.437
163.957
2,304,812
200,996
211,408
33.498
296.533
670.376
78.715
46,255
26518*47
289,011
438,261
32,045
A-3 b
Qiarterly wages earned In covered employment) 1/ >y States, 2/ and by quarters. 1939
Total, all Industries
(In thousands of dollars)
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States
Total 1939
Percentage
distribution
Hew Mexico..,..,..
Hew York 4/.
North Dakota.
|
:
Vest Virginia
April-June
July-September
October-December
$28,518,053
100.0
$6,574,822
$6,935,469
$7,183,488
$7,824,274
239.012
18,663
73.731
115.762
1,998,470
.8
.1
7.0
56.397
2,171
17.605
t25.786
459.691
55.469
4,778
17,791
26,972
494,838
59.903
8,221
17.953
30.056
514,577
67,243
3.^93
20,382
32,94s
529.36^
167,012
626.944
84,401
216,564
224,692
.6
2.2
.3
.8
.8
37,466
140,207
18,233
50,004
57.793
4o,187
148,268
20,555
53.547
53.658
42,827
156,029
21,109
53.841
50,919
46,532
182,440
24,«)4
59.472
62,322
304.0JCS
70,524
67,320
2,44i,9>«0
753.384
1.1
.3
.2
8.6
2.6
69,028
16.598
13.376
548,290
165,784
73.242
16,623
16,471
586,851
178,346
75.545
18,903
18,740
610,320
190,046
86.215
12,400
18,733
696,479
219,208
273.455
168,387
272,019
2S«,563
144,359
1.0
.6
1.0
1.0
.5
61,157
38,438
61,424
64,911
32.653
67.291
42,051
62,0*K>
6S.175
33.738
68,958
43,212
71.057
7l.91»
38,496
7S-0 49
ii4,686
77,498
82.537
39.472
94,747
312,021
364.429
108,400
18,889
104,904
339.126
380,773
121,814
20,341
108,438
351,148
387.699
128,599
22,753
123,811
385.683
454.538
136,206
25,2«6
I67.I65
21,846
30,535
7.589
25.938
431,900
1.387.978
3/1.587.439
455,019
87,219
i
January-March
4
5
1.7
.3
686.265
90,317
122,788
31.020
109.148
2.4
.1
.4
159.183
19.307
27.225
6,64s
24,079
1,267.497
^7.382
4,449,814
396,524
23..U
4,4
.2
15.6
1.4
.1
284,914
10,722
1,110,512
88,655
6.263
2,028,295
23V977
240.770
2,8ty.&Ob
234,141
7.1
.8
.8
10.1
.8
449.296
6/162,618
37.826
237,3*1
781,084
90,411
.6
.1
1.0
2.7
.3
37.578
67.574
182,647
19.153
3§!O4O
370,574
348,602
1/623.135
41,421
.2
1.2
1.3
1.2
2.2
.1
11,532
76,785
80,292
81.115
141,010
8,746
49I243
680,099
53.738
%6n
8,224
29,611
128.=$4
25>4?2
33.632
8,565
29.520
306,980
11,21*
1,143,444
93.33*
7.337
3.10,198
12.436
1,110,609
100,348
7.906
355. *>5
1^.009
1,085.2^3
114,187
8.205
481,235
57.627
57.277
681,143
55.929
510,205
58,814
62,365
7H.038
58,128
587.559
62,761
39.580
9.270
72.611
192.997
20.728
40.249
195.436
24,190
45.2U
10.555
83,15p
210,004
26.3*10
14,096
88,193
96.765 .
92,122
159.319
11.759
14,743
97,550
101,594
102,713
170,167
11,050
13,248
82,512
91,923
72.652
171.353
7
97,326
66,34c.
1/ Except in Hew York, includes remuneration in excess of $3,OCX) paid to an individual in covered employment. In 3 States and Hew York, this excess was not taxable (see footnotes >6). Excludes
for each quarter data for railroad and other groups subject to Sailroad Unemployment Insurance Act.
21 See lible A-lfor coverage provisions of State laws (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Of this amount. $1,484,754,000 represents taxable wages under State law.
Bspresents taxable wages; State law excludes wagss in excess of $3,000 a year for an Individual from any one employer. Includes $30,473,000 in taxable wages for domestic service in private homes.
Such service is excluded under laws of other States.
5/ Bepresents total wages on which employers were taxable under State law. Employee contributions made on basis of first $3>000 in annual wages.
6/ Of this amount, $156,053,000 represents taxable wsges under State law; wages in excess of $3,-000 from an employer nontaxable for July-December under amendment effective July 1, 1939,
Jj Includes $8,886,000 in taxable wages paid to non-Federal Government employees, excluded under laws of other States; theee wages were $5,931,000 in January-June and $2,955,000 is July-December,
reflecting amendment effective July 1, 1939, which excluded certain Government employees.
A-4a
Average monthly employment of covered workers, hy industry divisions, and "by States, 1939
Total, all
industries
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing
Total, 51 States, 21,377,528
812,867
9,731,686
260,567
27.987
3,268
11,483
7,285
36,897
960,261
15,904
449
4,260
State 1/
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
10,188
57,822
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Diet, of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana*
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Bhode Island
129,565
H
3
9.796
60,080
.
527.478
5,650
13.561
85.777
41,605
79.893
88,804
90,107
14,742
50.959
7.783
13.576
272
4,774
14,306
2,652
462
16,210
8,753
691
9,049
21,560
29.535
28,966
25.713
12,891
18,400
5.701
6.998
2.112
1,396,951
181,623
26,802
34,320
1,186
190,384
212
50,126
9.997
6.725
79.418
656
6.508
448
696
1,5^0
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
32.768
652,704
72,701
3.070
11,026
61.335
9.655
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin.
Wyoming
46,268
1,288
20,044
3,864
1/
2/
3/
4/
2/
18,906
27,641
4,086
135.968
292,123
324,529
264,331
267,802 105.13*
*37.33*
34,009
13,22*
*20
6.983
l*,l4o
17*.729
*7.17?
18,304
3.*77
9.729
5.902
1,918
204,187
3,310
*5.*57
12,175
886,043
42,422
3,148,613
444,200
26,174
193.*55
*6,*37
1,108
20,957
44,518
4l4,804
75.803
17.968
22,819
*02,08S
104,916
6,130
10,197
154,063
2,192,067
1,723.2*0
66,790
18.796
68,300
101,922
22,205
101,248
1,048,703
182,729
3*.791
13.704
770,474
336,881
1,865
. 37
349,312
5.37*.260
17,243
5.311
3.438
331.32*
73.176
1,007.562
1,007,628
391,86s
106,763
17,215
1,286
4,408
10,998
109,958
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate
18,759
162,021
234,270
547.897
228,651
143,136
245,735
269,858
136,908
8,388
16,250
5,*25
i,6li,46l
Wholesale
and retail
trade
**»353
72,868
1*.205
67.*07
8*.752
13,515
8
54
167
0
3.170
59,935
1,6O4,221
9,201
64,100
135.212
3,625
7.707
45.654
373.8%
Transportation, 2/
comaruni cat ion,
and other
public utilities
2,002
7,*38
4,603
21,813
2,152
7.160
11,916
2.051
14.152
*6.567
4,348
2,329
22,021
16,503
7.583
15.881
3.738
3i,*99
281,078
18,899
16.372
15,666
31.373
7,7*5
75.*15
46,689
62,999
77.722
1.JS
*,633
77.715
Miscellaneous 2/
5.**7
23.5*9
7.3*1
13.250
20,850
15,869
6.873
30.728
26,896
9.102
1.770
1.575
75.320
15,372
20,301
6,2*1
6,*92
13*. 538
9,688
4,560
25,262
6,902
11,180
2,*50
17,85*
*9.515
*,126
26,817
17,884
9.553
15.237
23.957
5.97*
630,266
84.756
252.5*8
107.993
53.015
32,813
68,395
52,829
27.635
8,317
222.990
11,923
26,647
**.655
5,278
12,0*3
159.59*
25.193
27.237
1,928
5.684
4,832
17.832
1,995
*3.817
7.519
9.7*5
3.099
5.839
66,843
3,820
15,687
3,1*0
1*4,083
l4,g4l
791.139
72.589
I3.*0l
39.612
735
325.235
9,772
677
4/338,611
17.5a
2,096
85,489
&&
3**.337
56,185
50,6I4
5,*69
*,519
87,*5l
5,282
163.467
540,284
1.132
,447
65
546,011
3.996
1.247.624
303.830
3,967
744,308
40,137
69,704
1.009.7*7
124,2*9
139,492
6,809
I.*69
285,689
119,186
9.997
8,492
3,096
194,476
15*.657
23,116
41,676
52*.029
36.919
32,701
14,345
151.310
172.359
15,987
16,834
86,00*
6,307
71,752
202,7*3
2*.993
25.768
3,090
9,891
150,620
111,152
87.896
2*1,663
4,223
23,*22
27.379
16,415
29,720
3.667
77,328
73,213
36,612
97.858
10,9*3
28,82*
21.338
1,870
413
1,73*
922
6,788
,160
2.705
i^
6.515
56.780
4,827
91,218
14,327
14,204
157.395
9.107
7.323
2,345
iq,4i4
25.*35
,078
5*.602
1,309
9,809
2,266
20,751
3,713
15,£55
9,916
5/ 33.121
3.502
*,0
9,13*
7,217
22,32*
See Table A-l for coverage provision of State law (minimum sise-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the yeaf.
Excludes data for railroad and other groups subject to Bailroad Unemployment Insurance Act.
Includes Industry divisions agriculture, forestry, and fishery and establishments not elsewhere classified.
Includes approximately 23,000 workers in domestic service in private homes. Such service is excluded under laws of other States.
Includes 13,500 non-Federal Government workers in January-June and 5,000 in July-December, because of change in coverage provision of State law.
A-4b
Total wages earned in covered employment, by industry divisions, and by States, 1939
/in thousands of dollar^/
Total, all
industries
State 1/
Total, 51 Stat
18,663
73.731
60
2
1,1
91
95
3.
,7
47
Colorado.....
Connecticut
Delaware
Dist. of Columbia...
Florida
Iowa
Kansas.
Kentucky.. . .
Louisiana.
Maine
167,012
626,944
84,401
216,864
224,692
304,030
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
.
Maryland
Massachusetts.......
Michigan.
Minnesota...........
Mississippi
Honstruction
$28,518,053 $1,119,283 ^1,250,211
239,012
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas.
California
Mining
26,659
122,674
18,444
10,721
187
6,463
21,354
17,920
386,119
31,185
23,162
1,236
0
2.967
1.293
31
9.6r
57.
16,:,120
273,*55
168,387
272.019
5.264
20,329
144,359
3*5
495.019
87,219
686,265
90,317
2,700
630
22,839
13,993
645
5,104
4,449,814
396.524
29,711
8,090
1.367
851
2.028,295
32,387
South Carolina......
South Dakota.
Tennessee..
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia.......
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
1/
2/
3/
4/
233.977
230,770
2,869,606
234,l4i
162,618
25,113
47,828
41,268
27,557
9,770
10,399
589
New Jersey..........
Sew Mexico
New York 4/
North Carolina......
North Dakota
Ohio,
Oklahoma
Oregon,
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
15.577
8,587
14,171
19.173
5.04l
23,3*7
6,467
122,788
31,020
109,148
47,382
12,610
5,*50
3.8*7
9.660
16,417
493
Missouri
Montana.
Nebraska.
Nevada
New Hampshire.......
1,267,497
25,015
82,586
:5Pt 27.782
288,563
431.900
5,468
13.698
5S
.4IO
1,879
258,725
270
I,127
8,243
2,670
42,486
4,4i4
228,985
16,835
2,077
69,722
10,622
10,889
97,805
8,615
8,961
1,9*3
13,226
37,826
297,381
781,084
90,4ii
11,051
106,900
13.969
84,84i
53.619
1,892
21
22,485
3*5,o4o
370.57*
348,602
623.135
41,421
$13,045,331
11,324
18,011
8
,
7
6
3
5,39**
7,7*7
96,466
8,0*4
69,555
70,524
67.320
2,44I,94O
753.38*
1.387.978
i.587.*39
Manufacturing
5,613
5.
135,*38
2,924
II,610
2,236
26,61s
8,595
24,383
3.913
Transportation, 2/
communication,
and other
public utilities
Wholesale
and retail
trade
$2,435,293
$6,745,425
17,509
44,976
58^3
1.171
5,287
10,394
187,530
1,646
23.971
37.719
578.313
43.607
18,046
54,272
101,219
6,46o
57.565
150,260
25,166
16,878
1,182,134
488,246
112,101
55,721
94,833
88,919
89.137
209,649
713,882
1,057.360
157,481
38,498
289,389
36,725
4,016
26,433
25.525
26,374
9,610
6,311
213,874
46,296
24,379
2l,*93
19.502
33.678
9.965
43,308
112,683
86,226
40,792
7,861
68,421
8,186
15.777
84,189
84,749
81,0^0
80,700
29,718
95,o4O
3*3.3*1
257,852
177,*97
23.371
205,098
108,473
*»595
*75.552
19.509
3.906
15,661
1.090,433
72,894
27,406
1.347.889
145,423
195,094
15»*19
105,697
8,628
8,1*7
149,922
3.651
20,593
102,789
8,555
3,8*9
28,498
38,382
24,096
44,850
4,7%
6,514
1*7,952
9,209
46,429
19,658
21,008
9,926
16,172
7,222
11,272
17,999
*.59i
64,909
773,197
3.993
1,664.359
255,25*
4,802
26,877
2,227
83.277
46,071
3$
133.062
4,821
64
14,613
3.178
2,192
131.7*2
16,143
2,258
6,6*9
103,208
$1,776,150
20,8*3
23,266
585,005
122,132
18,625
35.359
1,609
68,550
1,171,159
53.779
finance,
insurance,
and real
estate
9.677
19,224
202,460
14,971
26,345
29,27s
51,609
91,5*7
28,361
11.434
84,721
101,022
43,061
124,076
11,5*1
6,815
12,187
24,658
4,486
40,597
24,426
16,674
6,186
*,993
184,816
25.827
15.222
7,486
13,572
22,010
5,250
26,072
73,897
68,159
44,262
6.767
8,402
3,856
5,109
69.*55
969
523,212
16,636
1.059
14
3,175
10,144
30,268
, 537
9.843
315,208
44,229
3.614
9.692
546
3.615
631,09s
14,592
75.975
223.417
10,458
43,680
4.309
87.301
43.966
$2,010,695
31.720
2,513
430,388
62,120
64,251
Miscellaneous ^J
2.856
1.388
10,224
*3.293
7.618
63,847
3.741
5/ 436,820
13.*95
1.99*
100,201
12,904
15.99*
148,06l
9.775
5.122
1,894
15.696
*9.726
6,713
2.565
1.767
15.526
i*.70i
5.9*8
17.*S2
23,462
28,032
6/ 33.641
2.817
602
See Bible A-lfor coverage provisions of State laws (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) end changes in such provisions during the year,
Excludes data for railroad and other groups subject to Bail road Unemployment Insurance Act.
Includes industry divisions agriculture, forestry, and fishery and establishments not elsewhere classified.
Represents taxable wages only (individual employee annuel wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer are excluded); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
5/ Includes $30,473,000 in taxable wages for domestic service in private homes. Such service is excluded under laws of other States.
0/ Includes $8,586,000 for wages paid to non-federal Government employees.
A-5a
Average monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and major industry groups, by States, 1/ 1939
Manufacturing
1
1
I
!
I
0
1
1
1
1
1
H
t
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Alabama
California
District of Columbia....
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana.
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Mississippi
New Mexico
New Tork
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
•P *H
0)
h
1
£
a
105,313
|«
1
a
a
i
L
£
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1
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1
I
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1
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£
1
8
9
1
1
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£
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£
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1
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1
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1
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|
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5
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1
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1
•«H
1
a?
I
£
s
a
I*
J
sJ
i
h
fr
I
i
a
•jj
I
i
£
N
1
3
1
* I
«
a
«
|
fc* 1
1
1
i
£
CO
1,200,719
873,535
406,560
369,417
310,335
531,730
398,216
131,626
145,419
370,196
329,387
1,147,957
277,798
394,182
651,452
465,278
42,854
37
—
846
5,301
3,519
2,224
3,154
80
4,138
34,690
822
236
1,257
202
653
—
1,720
6,134
4,645
122
399
2,277
15,274
1,401
195
4,369
16,954
2,054
129
1,238
1,862
31,217
1,191
2
1,603
24,925
23,867
229
1,431
22,937
22,184
4
1,040
14,492
31
43
6,689
7
306
536
32,112
1,412
324
6,541
12
3,127
310
1,321
16,386
8,266
56
68
19,168
4
8,088
43
450
30,826
868
22,633
2,362
76
868
607
536
335
318
15,590
734
2,520
2,570
173
7,603
228
5,274
357
403
2,612
2,908
7,762
770
6,698
3,526
675
7,263
3,181
145
6,807
177
491
8
2,109
9,188
589
10,069
70
40,792
2,946
——
402
503
2,770
2,812
17
70
1,672
2,509
228
451
1,961
6,399
46,773
2,677
195
589
892
43,710
110
28
107
49
20,115
47
45
78
889
39,659
486
234
502
211
768
2
130
261
733
21,026
1,502
300
2,281
109
—
—
895
1,389
86,751
9
—
14,096
9,621
18,196
337
17
57,710
19,454
12,517
63
8,321
4,996
3,549
7,761
320
104
33,925
21,590
3,695
60
10,325
281
1
31,384
9,740
188
3,416
14
3,822
757
45
121,100
77,857
357
44
58
30,464
7,138
557
22,154
6,200
4,287
1,423
1,046
70,290
11,026
2,928
—_
46
96,575
19,812
2,143
9
6
9,49?
33,708
1,511
60
125
37,924
8,066
33,207
20,560
17,169
23,735
6,304
16
-—
5,676
1,246
33
1,409
1
3,617
2,545
24,019
2,815
754
7,136
4,485
2,756
4,733
398
5,365
21,490
9,461
2,380
718
7,019
4,025
4,664
735
906
333
6,910
13,712
7,013
4,169
4,323
3,325
1,631
163,467
540,284
630,266
107,993
53,015
25,591
37,768
42,419
37,283
6,873
230
2,055
2,219
94
—
14,453
123,377
8,291
3,826
4,939
24,612
48,139
7,547
5,934
7,142
2,478
2,085
11,283
2,479
19,878
3,640
14,528
24,792
4,421
5,647
4,181
28,377
18,377
4,775
955
527,478
68,300
101,922
22,205
101,248
222,990
11,923
26,647
1,132
65,447
37,061
3,686
16,466
505
1,467
3,034
5
3,017
31,981
29
532
—
620
4,557
2,227
304
28
3,692
7,698
49
667
8
4,619
886,043
42,422
3,148,613
444,200
26,174
546,011
3,996
1,247,624
303,830
3,967
38,651
1,070
117,385
11,153
2,755
11,012
—
2,596
24,158
66,833
114
91,394
194,067
—
80,983
30
307,840
6,240
1,190
1,422
4,4U
19,097
1,396,951
181,623
154,063
2,192,067
193,455
744,308
40,137
69,704
1,009,747
124,249
60,200
12,075
13,665
75,995
4,243
4,189
—
17,170
30
11,039
1,020
1,740
161,830
65,411
28,664
292
1,292
99,090
2,380
204,187
32,768
292,123
652,704
72,701
139,492
6,809
151,310
172,359
15,987
5,488
4,841
15,411
41,195
6,710
2,051
—
1,322
1,014
17
101,652
46,268
324,529
264,331
267,802
437,334
34,009
25,768
150,620
111,152
87,896
241,663
4,223
1,220
13,079
18,984
4,601
32,194
1,300
10,487
—
1,455
21,377,528
9,731,686
1,162,330
260,567
57,822
139,294
1,264,431
135,212
3,625
7,707
45,654
373,845
8,225
3,108
2,261
6,250
104,838
129,565
439,796
60,080
162,021
234,270
31,499
281,078
24,150
13,345
66,790
11,775
6,763
3,086
4,132
13,389
331,324
73,176
59,935
1,604,221
547,897
182,729
34,791
13,704
770,474
336,881
16,593
31,344
3,631
116,347
38,279
228,651
143,136
245,735
269,858
136,908
85,777
41,605
79,893
88,804
90,107
349,312
1,007,562
1,007,628
391,868
106,763
See footnotes at end ofTableA-6a.
a
1
1
1
„
u
- Rubber produc
•a
G
1
• Printing, pub:
industries
1
R
Total,
all industries
- Apparel and 0
made from fab
materials
State 1/
1
1
13 &
"d TJ 1
li
s
—
—
4
1,323
526
82
__
—
583
—
—
16,422
38,078
7,222
772
5,222
29,122
547
3,620
11,395
75
—
460,236
75
10,669
10,144
1,216
11
3
4,444
8,525
28,356
2,854
6,357
59
226
19,677
16,929
2,219
2,257
1,836
5,479
457
23
3,826
1,391
6,214
—
704
—
34
10
90
966
109
2,291
69
17,951
3,817
1,841
3,090
3,989
1,142
5,101
2,253
11,036
2,025
1,053
707
161
1,541
401
139
965
152
3,410
50
13,275
1,815
1,896
1,642
3,227
172
43
1,313
391
5,520
1,642
1,412
773
3,496
7,797
28,475
17,361
12,925
787
6,842
15,099
20,069
4,103
4,164
2,503
2,377
1,487
793
—
2,262
16,686
8,865
80
238
3,789
69,036
5,211
1,247
12
5,216
4,321
7,240
5,254
1,275
33,263
36,377
71,948
8,896
142
3,765
13,885
14,292
1,356
—
3,026
28,383
12,696
3,459
72
3,818
34,900
51,931
7,259
290
1,994
2,070
293,983
1,569
139
li-,007
31,846
10,255
2,240
462
5,205
—
313
—
6,301
14,406
1,390
3,081
342
1,861
11,333
2
694
9
164
1,004
700
31
—
12
680
36,355
11
171
10
22,360
10,220
366
825
117
992
17,617
161
900
63
1,021
4,226
3,118
480
25
104
10,640
4
180
4
319
9,466
124
1,065
15
2,865
7,233
85
—
10
7
7,257
51
824
6
2,028
10,275
48
38,710
22,253
3
12,490
—
48,341
4,501
—
14,803
542
114,801
3,330
794
50,308
159
50,417
7,726
—
14,985
172
3,848
11,178
12,846
82
69,628
1,194
16
40,501
47
77,299
1,472
91
24,176
193
37,242
888
68
47,069
5,347
168
—
23,357
162
27,614
3,918
84
32,625
14
63,010
1,894
—
12,297
3
19,931
493
34
40,432
20
119,563
1,219
40
2,776
2,903
34,402
6,276
167
24,200
839
5,841
22,302
736
20,228
265
3,311
26,673
1,335
40,074
3,791
3,312
47,246
2,855
28,688
1,483
533
23,295
755
5,196
7,383
23
11,454
261
47,680
82
64
5,066
5,399
19,611
37
265
28,502
402
46,605
2,705
596
54,457
774
181,992
2,495
2,336
236,196
8,865
21,238
1,487
505
22,063
9,667
54,729
173
115
45,856
3,269
89,043
2,591
1,090
63,798
8,198
30,810
87
81
15,023
398
27,346
429
533
42,455
9,304
1,830
—
14,180
12,382
492
13,568
630
11,252
18,612
172
4,185
40
9,976
8,946
164
2,719
9
2,917
2,050
94
1,275
847
4,966
11,460
1,515
3,590
133
16,786
10,292
542
143
193
25,594
363
13
—
2,385
155
1
11
10
5,938
897
59
1,975
136
5,438
5,475
618
110
10
12,160
6,076
1,324
21
109
4,975
2,869
2,650
182
864
6
505
4
2,313
12,354
63
143
—
1,179
1,623
170
213
40
1,659
3,279
255
806
10,240
2,280
2,188
5,269
5
2,424
13,223
49,515
6,015
9,711
826
2,462
13,899
5,245
1,150
12,090
136
1,830
6,644
9,478
2,125
22,253
1
970
4,210
6,182
2,218
10,897
520
213
20,012
1,201
11,287
3,528
22
63
214
994
635
1,108
547
47
—
3,293
1
1,336
5,918
265
1,654
17,992
1
3,849
5,203
2,256
19,569
1,901
266
1,150
4,464
4,054,
24,760
22,8a
10
970
1,958
3,000
7,532
3,519
912
1,729
1,008
46,502
12
1,400
545
—
17,083
1
750
10,196
6,449
1,694
7,215
24
59,971
31,000
48,217
59
'
7
31
203
358
9,108
29
A-*5a (CONTINUED)
Average monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and major industry groups, by States, j/ 1939
Total, 51 States
Alabama
Alaska
California
Delaware
a
812,867
104,707
87,586
27,987
3,268
11,483
7,285
36,897
5,372
3,142
11,357
855
10,746
13,515
854
167
5,038
PS
377,712
20,689
89
E
2,8U
7,776
Hawaii
Illinois
Indiana..................
Kentucky
.
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota....
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
5,650
14,742
50,959
14,306
272
2,652
462
16,210
8,753
691
226
5,987
18
2,165
24
21
33,397
8,911
4,821
1,996
45,918
n
13
1,633
782
6
9,049
10,197
656
6,508
448
3,040
7,388
3,340
1,257
3,477
9,729
5,902
1,918
696
1,947
3,113
958
48
26,802
34,320
1,186
190,384
212
3,000
681
655
1,540
3,070
11,026
61,335
9,655
West Virginia
20,cm
3,864
105,134
2,002
7,438
See footnotes at end ofTableA-6a.
335,511
290,938
333,812
1,611,461
169,832
300,806
122,322
6,254
90
1,666
2,646
22,312
7,367
282
1,860
5,083
17,264
2,283
77
734
1,472
24,524
17,215
1,286
4,408
10,998
109,958
278
73
337
10,158
3,285
174
1,282
4,263
21,826
875
177
396
833
7,159
3,119
6,851
2,379
7,083
9,376
3,302
3,975
698
1,500
5,344
1,967
5,424
2,348
10,213
4,039
12,559
20,606
3,431
15,768
24,555
1,069
2,653
314
3,487
435
2,224
4,014
830
2,322
2,501
753
892
299
582
3,207
236
J
I1
3
53,211
653
2
4,150
m,4ii
396,373
a7,l63
20,343
83
235
12,859
3,145
35
981
2,267
30,242
5,492
67
1,379
2,947
20,246
250
13
214
114
3,318
4,272
5,625
545
4,939
4,816
3,333
5,875
689
4,122
4,550
585
786
69
3,237
820
9
3,161
8,388
16,250
5,425
18,796
18,759
3,111
323
711
521
216
5,756
9
8,575
508
1,548
37
113
3,467
2,756
17,243
5,311
3,438
47,179
18,304
7,806
2,759
1,400
14,601
8,278
6,480
1,120
1,162
12,701
4,973
2,957
1,432
876
19,877
5,053
21,999
6,954
5,548
125,519
32,822
37
1,157
30
22,799
2,758
3,899
874
1,258
22,630
7,775
1,308
394
272
10,193
2,627
1,115
492
33
362
1
2,116
1,398
95
4,974
578
6,643
757
1,231
35,036
8,299
9,524
2,533
12,227
829
1,057
2,484
2,079
223
13,561
7,783
13,576
18,906
4,774
4,993
2,405
5,027
8,100
1,627
6,121
4,374
5,057
6,592
2,291
2,447
1,004
3,492
4,214
856
18,899
16.372
15,666
31.373
7,745
1,169
370
1,481
503
335
2,894
1,704
6,960
1,087
1,256
3,769
1,784
3,344
HI
203
3,795
151
104
429
380
5,245
833
2,608
1,006
462
2,345
1,102
595
21,560
29,535
28,966
25,713
12,891
6,664
10,350
10,288
10,176
1,915
3,U3
6,805
7,097
6,839
10,457
U,783
12,380
11,581
8,698
519
32,813
68,395
52,829
27,635
8,317
3,171
11,352
1,097
2,817
125
5,696
12,485
13,845
6,226
2,621
3,760
3,088
2,103
1,998
359
2,798
2,779
615
409
2,669
293
652
245
448
18,400
5,701
6,998
2,112
4,603
5,523
1,702
2,338
734
1,986
6,344
2,604
3,648
896
1,336
6,533
1,395
1,012
482
1,281
44,655
5,278
12,043
1,469
4,832
5,853
111
750
10,756
964
1,636
384
707
3,920
570
1,560
215
160
136
1,522
1,005
3,344
1,870
14
27,6a
4,086
135,968
21,813
2,152
11,806
1,395
36,429
10,242
549
5,671
2,104
28,522
7,460
1,327
10,164
587
71,017
4,111
276
66,843
3,820
285,689
15,687
3,140
11,492
34
43,143
2,128
789
17,3a
1,331
152
1,598
~53
12,519
1,033
37,316
4,059
420
5,230
833
478
5,061
212
50,126
9,997
6,725
79,418
7,160
18,830
3,401
1,891
23,400
2,713
9,695
5,085
2,899
19,289
1,324
21,601
1,511
1,935
36,729
3,123
85,489
19,553
15,684
119,186
9,997
9,287
214
1,260
18,248
1,086
19,787
3,306
3,636
21,929
2,098
7,736
5,402
512
7,052
673
1,341
499
2,986
4,689
490
11,916
2,051
14,152
46,567
4,348
710
7,330
17,095
1,588
5,510
1,124
3,440
21,117
1,755
1,865
217
3,382
8,355
1,005
8,492
3,096
16,834
86,004
6,307
37
729
2,931
404
2,540
452
5,143
18,394
912
305
88
1,610
13,198
607
1,288
2,214
463
396
1,158
221
2,329
22,021
16,503
7,583
15,881
3,738
1,059
8,447
4,038
3,300
5,689
610
892
6,279
9,995
3,392
4,925
2,448
378
7,295
2,470
891
5,267
680
3,090
23,422
27,379
16,as
29,720
3,667
68
1,318
759
1,056
2,908
a
584
4,289
4,668
1,379
4,898
1,294
65
1,004
1,337
749
1,363
886
1,259
4
8
3,207
1,600
in
17,988
1,515
23
88,2a
3,584
28,972
4
8,841
199
2,528
2,120
460
6,567
28
5,914
749
2,569
15
6
55,437
29
713
913
17,108
2,413
100,217
9
75
4,521
4,244
2,766
465
854
167
4,5a
2
43
3,028
• Local utilities and local public
services, not elsewhere
classified
3
15,904
449
4,260
9,201
64,100
682
844
207
3
960,261
1,288
Virginia
3
1,926
26
117
726
3,477
6,263
87,586
£
70,643
~96
2,404
o
11
9
2,863
22,674
49
10,475
7,645
5
172,219
91
n
s
1
i
||
If
Electric and gas 4/
4
^
3,170
1,865
37
6,130
45,457
12,175
2
§
5
- Utilities:
If
• Other transportation, except
water transportation
s
«r
i
• Trucking and/or warehousing for
hire
I
s
• Street, suburban, and interurban
railways and city and suburban
bus lines 4/
o
H
Transportation, 2/ communication, and other pubii c utilities
- Construction—special trade
contractors
I
- Anthracite mining
3
- General contractors, other than
building
&
|
«
- Building construction—general
contractors
1
State 1/
- Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
1
- Crude-petroleum and natural-gas
production
Construction
• Services allied to transportation,
not elsewhere classified
Mining
50
164
100
6,880
179
1,628
1,796
28,978
10,228
1
254
833
547
556
4,979
4,031
4,883
2,485
6,477
5,012
4,263
5,945
2,484
118
109
496
698
229
5,028
4,838
2,297
714
560
M95
18,429
13,068
7,881
2,162
7,022
15,139
19,788
7,532
2,472
43
285
16
58
18
1,001
20
598
19
14
11,685
1,227
4,806
393
1,662
10,847
2,257
2,644
389
2,146
45?
129
49
67
91
6,743
32
30,395
435
116
14,087
763
72,491
4,258
1,212
17,290
1,111
63,763
5,521
1,187
986
58
1*904
712
14
424
1,778
299
2,797
436
2,299
5,937
316
19,430
5,247
3,166
25,267
2,174
24,467
4,931
4,303
34,865
3,273
1,273
3
84
4,110
78
488
844
58
274
11,961
289
1,762
1,249
5,213
15,033
1,873
2,5a
12
1,212
3,600
20,431
2,069
192
390
153
9
3,065
7,803
173
1,338
89
1,160
4,648
5,993
2,796
9,272
579
10,008
9,652
676
9
19,336
62
73
3,666
15
2,006
1,321
101
190
6,881
1,186
7,009
5,4a
a
3
83
57
153
99
102
A - 5 a (CONTINUED)
Average monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and major industry groups, by States, l/ 1939
&
&
New Mexico
New
North Carolina...
Oregon...
Pennsylvania
t&watav
Texas....*
Vest Virginia
Wisconsin.
8*4ftOtOtffcaw«t «adl
table.
£
1
£
£
s
!»
b
11
&
- Holding companies (except
real estate holding companies)
£
1
1
«
- Real estate, insurance,
loans, law offices; any
combination
I
1
- Insurance carriers
£
I
i l l
0 ll -p
1
0
S
- Finance agencies, not
elsewhere classified
• Retail trade, not elsewhere
classified
SR
"si
!i
S
- Security dealers and
investment banking
• Retail apparel and
accessories
£
P
• Other wholesale and retail
trade
• Retail automotive
&
11*
• Filling stations, garage,
and automobile repair
services
III
1.
s
f?
• Eating and drinking places
ii
• Retail food (Includes
liquor stores)
State 1/
• Retail general merchandise
«5
- Real estate dealers, agents,
and brokers
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Wholesale and retail trade
-0
$
5
5
3
65,692
75,619
340,789
48,612
275,569
31,561
126
1,007
62
329
63
274
1,081
20,170
92
451
4,307
1,134
2
283
699
21,744
15
316
4,029
101
403
15,870
5,374,260
721,895
722,434
933,224
597,387
332,883
333,264
547,070
550,202
1,048,703
113,238
46,437
1,106
20,957
44,518
414,804
6,288
59
1,369
5,542
55,836
5,421
40
2,670
3,582
66,083
9,799
522
3,653
9,622
58,075
4,137
103
2,144
4,828
38,109
5,235
2,181
631
1,523
23,654
2,997
176
2,801
3,734
54,451
560
15
1,004
2,635
17,221
5,009
157
3,152
3,815
31,531
3,310
25
1,264
4,633
77,715
(5)
1,296
4,053
27,968
4,810
36
2,237
5,184
41,876
101
1,158
1,796
138
5,083
589
23
186
387
4,716
3,836
5,131
974
3,264
5,641
2,175
6,932
1,155
5,205
2,585
4,320
9,994
2,258
10,457
7,992
3,922
6,354
1,365
11,338
7,100
1,002
1,939
1,076
4,026
1,206
4,400
8,635
1,491
2,678
8,424
5,447
23,549
7,341
15,869
6,873
149
2,906
282
1,151
434
323
797
309
385
267
552
610
160
662
718
1,791
16,341
742
2,978
1,588
334
534
164
478
325
1,325
1,273
549
9,794
3,043
297
706
52
415
394
676
382
5,083
6
104
340
11
149,890
486,011
97,623
44,353
72,868
14,205
67,407
84,752
5,858
7,257
979
3,691
9,120
5; 587
5,391
1,093
6,680
24,645
9,575
12,078
1,450
11,858
10,223
3,678
9,157
2,364
8,210
7,816
75,803
17,968
22,819
402,088
104,916
9,407
1,629
3,462
59,706
11,127
11,080
1,498
1,860
53,675
9,047
14,583
1,350
3,696
92,422
23,123
6,970
890
2,616
40,291
9,945
5,340
1,370
2,318
17,940
8,206
5,030
1,111
614
24,216
6,523
7,625
1,457
3,228
35,327
11,355
3,639
2,466
2,522
38,396
8,003
1,365
1,010
1,091
7,593
2,270
10,764
5,187
1,412
32,522
15,317
9,102
1,770
1,575
75,320
15,372
419
619
559
2,424
1,601
304
113
49
5,908
325
616
162
185
5,319
2,406
4,007
98
154
28,278
7,174
663
120
131
3,759
594
2,177
547
319
27,022
2,654
576
100
178
2,058
479
552
139
75,415
46,689
62,999
77,722
25,262
8,046
5,896
9,064
13,572
3,676
13,625
7,037
9,662
10,059
3,110
13,297
9,464
9,106
12,374
4,156
6,351
4,884
6,506
5,785
2,804
4,823
4,550
4,876
5,512
2,088
5,712
2,010
3,697
4,672
1,488
6,831
4,477
6,449
8,952
2,972
5,068
2,333
4,561
7,320
1,517
1,247
1,379
1,458
2,770
443
10,415
4,659
7,620
6,706
3,008
9,688
4,560
6,902
11,180
2,450
1,694
632
1,425
1,144
536
283
190
223
529
205
932
469
624
1,145
211
5,160
2,001
2,567
2,737
947
84
147
411
992
101
1,292
794
1,186
1,767
371
189
143
172
51
12
54
184
294
2,815
67
84,756
252,548
194,476
154,657
23,116
12,429
36,318
24,705
21,086
3,248
9,206
27,598
19,548
15,941
2,284
17,128
36,369
38,547
26,496
5,200.
8,638
36,170
21,792
16,928
1,665
5,318
11,612
13,028
8,048
3,078
3,887
17,287
12,330
7,989
1,091
10,070
28,395
16,643
17,254
1,810
8,678
33,977
16,397
19,340
1,463
2,632
5,882
4,176
5,403
595
6,770
18,940
27,310
16,172
2,681
17,854
49,515
28,824
21,338
1,870
1,641
5,072
4,137
2,339
633
810
3,999
1,767
1,648
9
1,739
3,140
3,377
1,663
77
7,320
20,709
8,838
7,290
746
1,217
2,183
2,009
1,270
96
4,366
10,688
7,095
5,179
141
125
595
986
1,442
38
636
3,129
615
507
130
159,594
25,193
39,954
7,466
17,832
27,479
1,528
5,360
411
1,010
26,360
2,597
6,931
341
1,349
28,587
4,019
8,236
812
2,579
16,259
2,741
3,580
896
2,356
7,963
2,310
3,019
654
1,767
10,282
976
2,066
253
1,015
14,046
2,668
2,757
893
2,675
9,975
4,340
2,089
2,142
2,396
2,309
1,512
1,377
448
302
16,334
2,502
4,539
616
2,383
27,237
1,928
5,684
413
1,995
3,934
199
160
129
393
1,477
41
276
6
62
2,230
204
606
31
134
9,682
341
3,142
22
1,058
1,145
122
279
47
127
7,662
519
860
141
200
490
188
360
35
21
617
314
1
2
344,083
14,841
791,139
72,589
13,401
16,524
931
125,315
9,264
1,847
18,541
1,375
135,751
12,125
1,812
23,943
2,761
97,579
18,U3
2,678
23,027
1,415
85,057
5,341
962
10,632
1,690
26,822
6,983
1,188
7,687
363
66,013
3,403
442
15,573
1,601
72,750
7,602
680
33,870
1,983
112,357
2,449
883
2,941
939
17,144
1,261
177
11,345
1,783
52,351
6,048
2,732
39,612
735
325,235
9,772
677
3,767
102
43,686
1,650
64
583
21
29,793
231
2,896
73
11,239
731
175
23,778
176
75,656
2,516
306
869
59
9,636
2,627
58
5,884
122
100,417
1,218
50
1,533
179
5,745
127
23
302
3
49,063
672
1
344,337
56,185
41,676
524,029
36,919
42,341
8,194
5,584
64,670
3,674
36,093
7,686
6,5(&
48,242
4,040
56,113
11,409
7,349
97,117
5,732
40,548
4,711
3,757
86,279
5,438
20,812
5,883
4,198
28,699
1,895
23,790
2,622
1,756
31,647
2,965
36,495
5,504
•4,524
59,041
4,362
40,021
3,402
3,952
52,885
4,149
12,493
1,546
1,342
20,717
859
35,631
5,228
2,712
34,732
3,805
50,614
5,469
4,519
87,451
5,282
5,731
224
230
11,016
744
2,223
203
221
3,915
252
7,312
682
345
10,193
433
16,161
1,818
563
29,392
2,106
2,754
251
1,117
4,421
244
11,639
2,024
1,570
20,507
1,234
1,019
262
405
4,548
175
3,775
5
68
3,459
94
32,7®
14,345
71,752
2U2,743
24,993
4,679
1,787
11,433
26,963
2,466
3,126
2,846
9,728
35,191
2,870
8,556
3,120
14,488
38,269
5,291
3,282
1,140
7,118
15,013
2,5a
3,441
1,099
5,108
17,698
1,960
1,322
415
4,134
10,900
1,170
3,537
539
6,897
19,591
3,252
1,102
987
3,877
15,296
2,083
504
310
1,635
4,691
1,164
3,152
2,102
7,334
19,131
2,156
1,734
922
6,788
25,435
4,078
382
64
674
515
371
55
5
302
612
137
337
95
753
2,700
420
687
414
2,325
10,289
589
90
58
483
1,317
125
118
259
1,602
4,732
880
48
27
255
602
232
394
4,668
1,324
9,891
77,328
73,213
3<>,612
97,858
10,943
1,047
10,962
10,150
4,6?8
13,407
601
1,359
14,346
13,068
3,025
9,938
770
1,583
13,055
14,426
8,986
22,469
1,787
1,078
7,995
5,032
3,618
14,158
1,224
1,135
6,433
4,519
3,169
6,986
1,315
308
3,567
3,239
2,269
6,560
402
869
8,165
5,930
3,288
10,372
1,450
701
3,754
6,502
1,536
5,713
1,840
349
1,059
1,524
941
1,483
865
1,462
7,992
8,823
4,882
6,772
689
1,309
9,809
9,134
3,713
15,355
457
454
855
341
512
4,140
49
29
225
467
104
571
27
66
627
558
567
1,439
105
443
4,961
3,144
1,246
5,936
40
302
327
728
331
532
39
7
2,439
3,063
639
2,214
125
8
335
560
8
459
72
17
40
273
306
64
A - 5b
Total wages earned in covered wployment, 1/ by industry divisions and major industry groups, by States, 2/ 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Total, 51 States
Alabama
Alaska
California
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Mississippi
North Dakota
ftrlf^f
11,559,689
122,674
6,460
9,885
35,454
584,543
7,9a
5,611
2,968
5,121
151,506
167,012
626,944
84,401
216,864
224,692
43,607
386,119
31,185
23,162
57,565
15,666
9,697
3,532
6,989
12,945
304,030
70,524
67,320
2,441,940
753,384
150,260
25,166
16,878
1,182,134
488,246
17,439
20,928
4,384
179,253
51,447
1,191
1,013
273,455
168,387
272,019
288,563
144,359
112,101
55,721
94,833
88,919
89,137
43,589
26,498
20,978
21,029
5,664
14
6,390
1,004
33
431,900
1,387,978
1,587,439
495,019
87,219
209,649
713,882
1,057,360
157,481
38,498
29,699
54,595
61,614
54,933
4,767
686,265
90,317
122,788
31,020
109,148
289,389
18,625
35,359
1,609
68,550
1,267,497
47,382
4,449,814
396,524
29,711
&
• Electrical machinery
£
•385,530
•416,205
•430,101
•896,190
•625,942
•241,101
•223,741
•378,870
•437,487
•1,766,222
•414,168
•623,455
$1,089,232
$616,644
1,796
3,678
2,059
83
3,912
45,765
973
268
1,626
222
5
1,669
27,494
"72
24
11,631
5
447
567
54,a>8
2P049
426
10,572
78
3,*?2
263
1,366
25,786
~16
2,093
9,531
4,116
223
638
1,994
26,100
1,524
221
3,556
23,572
3,297
195
1,575
2,434
54,882
14,092
302
866
7
2,872
11,607
706
615
2,641
3,426
20
47
2,115
3,622
253
765
1,666
9,952
66,075
4,458
266
750
1,250
63,207
3£5
30
114
59
28,056
38
64
85
1,167
12
4
5,709
10,738
2,268
6
30,472
2,466
5,661
67
259
28,222
22,815
4,777
1,127
62
195,^24
127,506
405
48
81
44,447
10,557
"24
12
110
798
125
2,047
90
16,010
5,062
2,232
3,258
4,471
1,2a
6,844
3,185
16,580
2,432
1,427
227
2,106
493
144
2,779
22,729
16,926
87
298
3,377
75,009
6,295
1,398
5
6,336
7,276
11,159
7,593
1,250
51,819
57,788
116,275
13,517
144
13,169
499
1,023
176
1,143
456
702
208
546
10,158
923
3,177
3,052
242
5,433
297
7,579
490
462
3,372
4,557
13,166
1,211
12,219
5,974
1,095
10,785
5,500
271
4,657
U6
6,594
94
10,330
6,763
3,721
6,012
310
89
44,612
23,045
4,261
177
a , "
32,366
8,554
6,717
1,611
1,354
131,195
17,581
9,746
16,577
10,512
12,097
209
23
60,650
15,797
53,887
17,227
1,445
4
3,262
1,750
22,084
2,361
612
5,325
3,645
1,273
5,807
473
4,419
14,869
6,416
2,784
766
7,490
3,472
4,420
914
1,240
298
8,426
18,890
10,252
5,320
6,683
5,319
2,174
3,280
3,558
3,046
6,965
541
36
6,666
2,128
11,205
169
1,822
2,062
76
15,805
129,369
10,158
4,404
3,552
21,967
47,461
6,919
6,262
4,437
2,306
2,841
11,093
3,018
12,363
3,864
16,696
30,905
5,797
4,569
4,815
42,193
27,057
7,108
1,127
12,631
48,350
30,524
20,533
1,131
9,944
27,224
36,962
6,740
3,805
4,474
4,315
2,718
1,296
55,303
5,073
21,687
773
1,907
3,033
3
3,330
29,978
18
453
24,407
2,024
4,722
416
2,446
19,019
1
1,052
17
225
1,827
1,228
31
1
15,822
9,453
54
616
8
4,422
7,348
595
4,007
2,947
407
33
2,783
773,197
3,993
1,664,359
255,254
4,802
61,305
1,098
170,151
12,479
3,197
8,816
79,040
82
93,452
153,521
67,520
22
366,384
4,324
1,752
1,163
5,591
12,019
13,7U
58
48,572
18,026
2
18,237
26,977
751
195,005
4,987
1,080
90,197
164
77,068
6,604
29,319
257
6,685
2,028,295
233,977
230,770
2,869,606
234,141
1,171,159
53,779
103,208
1,347,889
145,423
84,068
14,108
17,559
106,665
6,042
14,462
20
12,486
779
2,558
167.956
68,894
32,327
220
1,862
80,324
1,901
3,360
2,035
51,030
6,307
217
31,935
825
9,051
24,846
863
30,941
344
4,977
36,037
1,569
67,255
5,652
5,310
77,810
4,993
52,463
1,633
964
38,259
1,421
9,819
13,987
40
20,667
495
162,618
37,826
297,381
781,084
90,411
105,697
8,628
149,922
208,399
20,243
5,175
6,207
16,764
47,645
7,455
1,283
76,372
1,103
1,247
146
15
31,950
5,351
670
9,062
9,178
378
7,861
675
8,747
13,061
216
3,015
40
8,529
6,093
217
3,222
8
3,416
2,946
132
1,906
1,082
7,654
17,504
2,193
2,636
180
22,390
11,927
828
53,619
345,040
370,574
348,602
623,135
41, 421
29,592
154,390
160,127
121,320
363,356
6,143
1,531
13,395
26,116
6,283
47,072
1,798
4,846
22,548
661
3,450
13,681
512
7,588
2,274
1,253
5,069
5
2,043
6,483
69,227
4,864
10,987
925
2,412
11,565
6,563
',062
i ,869
163
2,118
8,230
15,336
2,915
34,160
1
1,251
6,694
8,756
3,390
20,110
730
305
27,558
2,195
19,483
6,551
34
See footnotes at end of table.
c\
2,106
806
19,915
1,516
«L
540
7,735
296
62
63,687
7
1,211
240
Sx
•864,199
561
109
We**. Virginia.
I*
il
8
29,685
29
912
26,966
Wyoming
£
jl
1
•1,128,742
53
47,870
3,436
10,958
1
0
602
6,656
3,759
i
0
• Machinery (except electrical)
8
R
«
• Nonferrous metals and their
product*
0
w
§
• Iron and steel and their
products
1
Vl
2
1,716
2,283
23,912
- Leather and leather products
3
1
- Rubber products
• Paper and allied products
a
- Chemicals and allied products
- Furniture and finished
lumber products
it
> Printing, publishing, and
allied industries
> Lumber and timber basic
products
<
*
>
C
M
3
8
12,738
402
1,492
14,346
32,595
South Carolina
•95,942
•13,045,331
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York £/
a
239,012
18,663
73,731
115,762
1,998,470
Maine
Maryland
3
$28,518,053
Delaware
District of Columbia..
Hawaii
o
• Apparel and other finished
products made from fabrics
and similar materiala
I
I
• Textile-mill products
Total,
all industries
• Tobacco manufactures
State 7J
- Food and kindred products
Manufacturing
uT"
uf
451
6,510
58,612
5,721
oT
U6
18,454
20,030
638
966
62
•651,671
843
"56
35,302
4
13,701
276
51,762
1,446
62,418
802
437
645
277
976
1
293
404
864
33,197
2,205
435
2,606
714
3,410
?6,633
47,454
57
167,004
31,509
3,545
9
4
15,711
55,600
1,461
57
115
53,539
10,674
1,025
236
4,0a
61
19,66?
2,424
3,049
2,217
3,895
195
54
2,104
569
6,206
2,097
1,603
870
4,315
5,296
19,839
24,024
2,037
5,403
45,254
20,067
5,095
71
6,744
59,900
95,265
11,961
389
3,096
3,271
532,035
2,573
100
19,105
45,950
15,302
3,053
490
25,994
287
1,253
75
1,348
6,130
15,075
4
216
15,036
189
1,459
28
4,366
12,217
V
9,063
96
745
9
1,879
60,254
50
111,210
1,785
133
36,577
158
53,866
1,198
89
72,925
75
57,453
19
95,865
S042S
21,913
3
29,963
509
44
62,716
23
162,496
1,102
55
841
34,139
88
(4)
7
175
9
22,166
16,571
13,968
7,360
157
68,482
1,130
24
31,296
125
38,349
3,277
81
85,577
62
116
7,127
6,687
21,388
45
352
28,710
359
63,435
3,369
1,036
75,800
8C2
299,067
3,64?
4,160
350,100
13.041
34,107
2,077
900
35,887
11,760
90,065
211
172
79,191
3,763
155,538
4,182
2,194
110,327
13,639
53,532
102
139
26,576
477
40,017
5C1
766
60,636
8,400
236
12
2,974
198
2
16
9
5,709
988
62
1,790
162
5,738
6,080
755
124
15
12,653
7,568
2,131
16
169
6,430
3,706
3,796
202
1,149
9
556
4
2,962
25,545
83
147
224
46,553
609
1,886
2,568
316
225
57
1,395
4,173
376
~70
343
1,611
1,277
2,113
463
67
1,183
5,506
347
1,591
5,179
4,855
3,554
25,981
'2,690
331
1,705
5,563
7,019
38,434
36,789
14
1,458
2,876
5,511
10,956
364
631
14,533
22
"97
5,007
1
14
•JsT
6,188
667
54
130
10
327
73,545
7*
20
5*818
1,347
3,037
1,510
79,336
8
2,323
1,013
28,277
1
666
15,766
10,379
1,960
10,311
33
A - 5 a (CONTINUED)
Average monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and major industry groups, by States, 1 / 1939
Service
?
State 3/
i.
£
ti
i.
i
%
Total, 51 States
Alabama....
Alaska
Connecticut
Hawaii
Idaho
Til tools
low*.
Maryland..,
Mississippi
Missouri
Mebraska.
Hew Hampshire
Sew Mexico
Hew Toifc
Horth Dakota.
< M shoes.
Orsgon.
Btaode Island.
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah..
Veanot
Virginia.
West Virginia
»&wdag
1/
y
V
y
5/
y
U
.3
ij
I s
1
1
&
£
I
ll
«3
II
ii
11
Is
ii
P
h
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P
8
8
f
S
1
8
l
l
l
£ **
s
1
tii
1
s
1
s
1
|
ll
9
i | l
1f
S
•3
it
1
i l
l l
S
a
|
Is
1
ill
ii
£
&
s
8
s
1,723,240
354,375
438,527
244,473
12,518
41,409
178,187
167,366
65,157
35,957
13,224
420
6,983
14,140
174,729
2,610
180
2,335
3,065
28,406
5,288
101
1,735
4,542
32,585
930
10
772
1,173
24,137
107
1,164
100
699
915
41,854
604
654
83
18
35
1,228
1,466
28
143
680
3,336
367
1,273
16,657
342
1,590
9,640
55
349
2,233
174
10
2,259
13,250
20,850
4,126
30,728
26,896
3,470
3,099
426
6,023
9,688
3,331
7,103
1,350
9,016
7,565
1,725
2,364
772
3,254
1,885
107
99
55
223
27
117
555
98
408
449
1,660
2,071
317
2,008
2,353
1,129
2,773
546
1,433
3,454
766
733
160
1,256
636
75
329
152
1,749
191
20,301
6,241
6,492
134,538
26,817
4,755
1,579
1,400
28,371
6,329
7,142
1,168
1,713
36,274
7,909
2,454
588
489
22,895
2,609
84
71
6
1,855
192
307
215
133
1,946
459
2,192
965
743
8,433
3,150
1,583
291
635
15,895
3,100
1,068
475
685
2,167
686
17,884
9,553
15,237
23,957
5,974
4,937
2,795
3,723
4,223
2,342
3,989
2,705
5,561
6,803
1,622
2,505
903
1,143
2,225
381
85
135
36
67
43
280
343
318
1,588
90
2,003
1,248
1,480
2,244
716
2,337
728
1,499
3,732
339
528
414
650
828
164
25,391
63,243
54,160
42,705
6,515
3,452
11,302
10,364
8,663
2,225
7,225
20,979
14,044
10,024
2,418
2,521
8,165
10,794
5,534
273
130
684
572
347
—
3,574
1,397
830
704
55
1,981
5,817
4,629
3,275
812
4,169
6,816
7,796
4,151
122
43,817
7,519
9,745
3,099
5,839
9,847
1,922
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14,327
14,204
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9,107
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3,558
2,949
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1,119
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3,956
3,626
36,771
3,858
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4,887
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2,738
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1,702
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31,722
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396
640
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by State law.
Secluded from coverage by State law.
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5,333
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1,720
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50,283
6,179
1,837
1,816
4,379
46,019
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2,528
4,311
60,737
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Florida
54,272
101,219
15,777
84,189
84,749
8,014
12,706
1,487
5,951
11,598
9,666
10,085
1,729
11,824
22,061
9,184
11,778
1,075
12,943
8,340
4,055
11,173
2,207
10,392
6,736
5,300
8,041
1,416
4,988
7,667
2,419
8,383
1,292
6,057
2,670
5,782
15,394
2,589
13,794
9,278
2,918
6,138
797
9,394
4,706
1,044
2,827
1,244
4,690
1,303
5,890
14,694
1,941
4,156
10,390
9,209
46,429
19,658
21,008
9,926
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5,615
481
2,150
730
704
1,734
892
930
680
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1,048
228
1,356
1,145
2,935
33,014
1,477
5,698
2,647
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1,064
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1,292
1,494
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953
613
1,867
1,129
15,640
18
285
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Twd-Un*
81,050
20,843
23,266
585,005
122,132
11,693
2,340
3,326
107,925
17,706
18,427
3,261
2,569
122,844
14,634
11,545
933
3,301
103,132
20,713
5,645
687
2,247
53,399
9,550
6,387
1,921
3,030
27,033
30,924
4,560
969
596
27,596
6,140
7,855
1,474
3,733
48,055
13,984
1,944
1,625
1,753
32,943
5,613
1,214
764
956
9,632
2,579
11,780
6,869
1,755
52,446
20,289
14,613
3,178
2,192
131,742
26,345
640
1,616
953
3,813
2,556
812
217
78
15,419
738
1,073
283
271
10,424
4,344
6,705
238
270
54,224
13,858
1,187
224
169
8,825
1,100
2,009
454
281
33,896
2,587
1,085
130
170
3,486
823
1,102
1j6
1,655
339
83,277
46,071
64,909
80,700
29,718
11,462
7,767
11,773
16,940
4,618
18,842
8,255
11,303
14,271
5,220
10,949
6,350
6,891
10,188
3,245
5,246
3,726
6,017
4,239
3,159
6,184
5,357
5,622
7,002
2,909
4,760
1,706
3,382
4,465
1,530
7,917
4,418
6,914
9,133
3,703
3,278
1,346
2,890
4,080
1,057
1,455
1,439
1,414
2,491
529
13,184
5,707
8,703
7,891
3,748
16,172
7,222
11,272
17,999
4,591
2,571
1,022
2,143
1,873
868
582
412
506
1,042
563
1,440
766
995
2,005
311
9,740
3,394
4,907
3,728
2,038
117
239
601
1,917
171
1,304
646
1,212
1,794
398
319
252
200
122
35
99
491
708
5,518
207
95,040
343,341
257,852
177,497
23,371
15,512
67,512
43,854
31,395
4,086
15,255
55,073
39,313
26,227
3,656
16,569
37,599
38,790
24,584
3,600
7,947
39,647
22,285
16,226
1,252
7,192
17,086
19,454
10,620
3,651
4,067
20,782
13,444
8,063
956
11,334
37,795
21,792
19,438
1,936
5,641
29,838
12,984
13,921
730
2,693
7,294
5,058
5,186
530
8,830
30,715
40,878
21,837
2,974
29,278
91,547
51,609
31,720
2,513
2,925
9,690
7,590
3,659
956
1,684
9,546
3,757
3,365
14
2,845
6,099
2,376
118
12,746
39,630
17,778
11,202
818
2,688
3,837
4,129
2,260
235
4,652
13,023
8,723
5,571
113
196
829
1,838
2,038
77
1,542
8,951
1,695
1,249
182
205,098
29,507
44,306
9,677
19,224
42,030
2,337
7,881
635
1,322
48,004
3,864
9,173
616
2,345
27,438
4,045
6,621
912
2,068
17,732
2,872
3,283
1,075
2,240
10,512
3,275
3,562
1,077
2,322
11,283
1,051
2,172
298
904
16,829
3,199
3,174
1,228
3,004
7,107
3,846
1,377
2,335
1,809
2,385
1,484
1,381
499
306
21,778
3,534
5,682
1,002
2,904
44,229
3.614
9,692
546
3.615
6,781
313
281
199
674
3,115
53
627
24
204
3,731
300
1,097
39
207
18,034
646
5,748
44
2,115
2,153
188
506
71
189
7,847
499
841
128
201
858
250
582
40
25
1,710
1,365
10
1
202,460
15,661
1,090,433
72,894
14,971
29,839
1,256
197,226
10,349
2,624
34,076
2,203
255,892
17,309
2,429
25,369
2,197
100,376
11,156
2,207
29,831
1,252
105,328
4,461
880
16,796
2,325
39,227
8,896
1,613
8,661
326
82,879
2,748
384
22,755
1,696
99,389
8,295
833
12,172
1,228
108,750
1,530
595
3,506
988
22,053
1,311
184
19,455
2,190
79,313
6,839
3,222
69,455
969
523,212
16,636
1,059
5,696
152
76,969
3,018
80
1,925
20
53,686
429
4,138
113
18,916
1,214
227
45,120
222
133,151
4,338
495
1,773
83
16,942
4,731
179
7,296
122
115,511
1,071
44
2,412
253
8,820
179
34
1,095
4
99,217
1,656
(4)
430,388
62,120
64,251
631,098
43,966
69,805
11,717
9,638
102,601
5,726
66,779
12,249
12,309
92,420
7,136
54,942
8,608
10,895
99,735
5,424
42,545
4,081
5,168
95,696
5,513
29,389
7,470
7,265
38,357
2,634
23,643
2,608
2,211
30,792
2,712
45,774
5,764
6,527
65,842
5,553
30,305
2,068
3,989
37,009
2,881
16,189
1,536
1,962
19,230
811
51,017
6,019
4,287
49,416
5,576
87,301
7,605
7,344
148,175
10,144
9,496
334
406
19,319
1,617
5,457
411
619
8,904
572
11,513
1,055
602
11,049
814
31,412
2,994
843
63,623
4,661
4,804
423
2,159
7,374
438
13,832
1,890
1,867
23,096
1,381
1,608
467
668
5,604
335
9,179
31
180
9,206
326
30,268
14,592
75,975
223,417
28,361
4,995
2,368
15,095
37,331
3,628
13,5a
4,656
3,249
49,872
4,778
5,138
2,290
11,712
30,459
4,496
2,433
969
5,606
12,874
2,446
4,167
1,323
6,290
22,524
2,577
1,086
387
3,752
11,591
1,137
3,820
605
7,282
22,357
3,901
599
594
2,387
8,729
1,474
445
352
1,711
4,770
1,124
2,929
2,455
8,599
22,910
2,800
2,856
1*388
10,224
43,293
7,618
709
94
878
994
688
141
8
744
1,372
325
481
134
1,164
4,273
718
1,159
719
3,732
16,411
1,078
194
106
847
2,194
188
77
282
1,418
4,793
835
82
45
452
758
357
98912,498
3,429
11,434
84,721
101,022
43,061
124,076
11,541
1,513
13,298
15,587
7,638
21,855
657
1,878
18,028
22,099
5,144
17,093
1,096
1,102
10,411
15,149
7,198
19,208
1,706
1,095
7,754
6,046
3,615
17,985
1,242
1,527
8,334
7,196
4,357
10,062
1,813
246
3,624
4,028
2,193
6,906
369
1,006
9,954
8,710
4,057
14,583
1,510
530
2,334
6,068
1,056
4,239
1,428
439
1,128
2,248
1,390
1,897
833
2,098
9,856
13,891
6,413
10,248
887
2,565
15,526
14,701
5,948
28,032
602
786
1,417
678
544
7,653
90
82
414
1,094
145
1,442
37
95
981
896
813
2,131
161
925
8,984
5,570
2,387
12,123
38
650
616
1,224
682
1,144
53
8
2,549
3,647
765
2,667
128
19
463
1,081
24
769
95
Louisiana....••••••••••
Mains
Michigan....
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Mew York 3/
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoaa...
Virginia
West Virginia
Wyoming
See footnotes at end ofTableA-6a.
6,0a
13
102
511
588
103
A - 5 b( CONTINUED)
Total wages earned In covered employment, 1/ by industry divisions and major industry groups,
States, 2/ 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Service
Illinoia
Indiana............
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma................
£
£
8
3
8
8
$2,010,695
$295,459
$423,979
$378,738
$16,629
$58,114
$314,764
$165,809
370,813
$62,154
10,45®
537
6,815
9,843
315,208
1,351
227
2,076
1,664
29,502
3,625
121
1,658
2,762
37,711
1,164
15
759
1,084
37,431
119
932
113
696
601
148,049
378
429
142
"l9
42
1,626
1,832
57
161
696
4,944
262
974
19,264
506
1,240
12,051
84
266
4,622
215
7
2,401
12,187
24,658
4,486
40,597
24,426
2,563
2,992
317
5,715
7,414
3,111
7,558
1,132
9,074
5,395
1,976
4,286
1,259
5,161
2,543
136
126
125
289
35
198
872
92
550
594
1,795
2,783
339
2,943
3,233
655
2,425
542
1,364
3,707
800
826
152
1,445
543
159
552
211
3,177
313
16,674
6,186
4,993
184,816
25,827
2,600
1,511
959
27,618
4,650
4,538
867
1,486
41,108
7,301
3,577
863
430
48,204
3,642
77
81
3
2,663
296
416
272
126
3,446
557
2,501
799
544
12,986
3,564
1,066
151
412
18,543
2,236
707
429
528
2,407
742
15,222
7,486
13,572
22,010
5,250
3,043
1,560
2,386
2,932
1,912
3,600
1,970
4,576
4,919
1,395
3,047
935
1,673
2,871
594
84
144
54
83
49
366
506
416
2,075
100
2,103
960
1,274
2,170
661
1,263
445
1,616
3,262
258
475
555
567
775
107
26,072
73,897
68,159
43,680
4,309
2,388
10,015
8,492
6,881
1,206
6,522
21,802
15,130
9,255
1,530
2,946
13,283
20,611
7,187
297
198
936
736
400
5,517
1,925
1,280
771
93
2,108
7,755
6,199
3,870
477
3,506
7,074
7,285
3,445
75
661
2,505
1,359
6,740
209
44,262
6,767
8,402
3,856
5,109
7,318
1,467
2,034
934
1,954
11,796
1,666
2,348
730
1,299
9,734
715
1,366
131
249
512
30
167
7
18
934
171
163
79
52
4,750
591
992
145
485
3,450
423
613
1,350
757
63,847
3,741
436,820
13,495
1,994
8,289
1,219
68,552
2,287
661
21,660
1,043
68,643
5,490
325
11,560
337
106,412
1,140
272
311
14
2,723
52
22
4,356
119
10,730
792
72
7,518
443
40,516
1,836
228
100,201
12,904
15,994
148,061
9,775
14,891
2,167
2,501
17,244
1,136
23,135
3,030
4,066
33,340
3,643
21,817
2,037
3,159
26,986
1,211
1,041
146
155
1,680
193
2,869
228
506
4,283
573
5,122
1,894
15,696
49,726
6,713
942
519
2,675
9,518
1,289
2,053
445
5,621
12,558
1,837
644
251
2,458
7,495
1,248
17
22
117
327
14
1,767
17,482
23,462
9,779
33,641
2,817
854
3,462
3,869
1,893
5,038
772
363
5,820
5,539
2,344
6,211
828
112
1,738
4,738
941
3,946
203
(4)
HI
185
91
149
2
520,476
P
$
$112,314
305
158
251
4,225
181
4
221
256
13,182
19
1,173
2
954
192
142
453
156
679
206
433
612
159
9,246
251
119
208
152
6,631
56
234
22
34
3,646
351
587
172
44
4,366
391
232
811
275
13,198
2,041
57
293
382
203
31
29
374
235
218
1,636
24
517
176
207
821
121
403
2,630
1,133
1,380
552
1,057
219
659
179
456
2,469
2,713
712
218
815
2,446
3,002
2,380
25
1,114
940
349
183
66
775
188
26
153
60
626
18
1
U
1,040
75
89
19
61
2,213
483
255
124
97
4,687
120
36,672
795
140
700
175
7,650
678
224
1,265
38
24,264
8
1,009
88
2,920
56
479
97
12,395
175
2,013
48
22,870
186
50
9,774
1,713
1,431
15,370
890
10,404
694
1,693
11,901
1,288
2,781
974
1,340
6,303
83
3,205
127
188
6,316
238
197
7
14
1,527
12
3,031
1,511
71
6,285
150
7,056
268
870
16,826
358
167
92
434
1,896
259
523
318
1,923
5,944
1,002
280
95
684
2,401
502
59
93
521
3,309
291
16
40
118
1,023
86
117
.290
513
238
12
132
3,932
48
14
19
500
1,085
125
22
365
205
468
228
189
257
1,873
2,474
1,012
3,047
254
80
1,536
2,411
565
1,662
178
15
1,396
1,726
1,458
1,412
215
18
46
80
115
575
74
8
401
70
51
108
(4)
1
355
117
217
277
50
37
379
2,048
624
2,102
52
(4)
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual ouployee annual earnings in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in covered employment not available.
See footnote 3, Table A-5a.
See footnote 4, Table A-5a.
Excluded from coverage by State law.
See footnote 6, Table A-5a.
Includes $5,931,000 for January-June and §2,955,000 for July-December due to amendment of State law, effective July 1, 1939.
1,
$52,087
1/ Except in New York, includes remuneration in excess of $3,000 paid to an individual in covered anployment.
2/ See Table A-l for coverage provisions of State lam (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Includes major industry group 34 - transportation equipment (except automobiles).
6/
2/
8/
2/
10/
2
Miscellaneous 2/
£
• Other professional an
social-service agenci
and institutions
£
- Educational instituti
and agencies
£
I
I
i
R
3t
$30,473
—
$8,886
HI
$135,665
591
9
789
1,625
16,725
526
5,543
2,629
121
1,614
1,156
60
176
4,036
636
—
1,463
1,478
452
1,636
312
H
740
4,170
2,126
2,299
252
E
1,859
734
150
5
308
2,111
311
22,363
534
51
30,473
4,075
1,131
328
42,759
529
3
440
112
694
2,257
111
Mill!
Alabama
Alaska.......................
in
*
• Law offices and relat
services
£
1
1
1
5
• Medical and other hea
services
£
£
I!
if
s
J*
• Amusement and recreat
and related services,
elsewhere classified
a
i
- Motion pictures
i
1*
•si
• Miscellaneous repair
vices and hand trades
State 2/
1
• Business services, no
where classified
£
• Employment agencies ai
commercial and trade
£
284
411
656
365
1,873
50
0/ 8,886
A-6 a
1
1
i
I
s
5
»
•g
0
State 1/
Total, all
industries
Total, 51 States
100.0
45.5
5.4
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona.
Arkansas
California
100.0
100.0
51.9
35.6
13.3
32.8
3.2
30.5
3.9
4.5
8.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
24.3
63.9
40.2
9.1
1.5
5.1
8.2
2.6
100.0
58.5
5.7
.1
(3)
4.3
55.2
47.5
22.9
5.0
(3)
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
29.6
16.4
.4
(3)
(3)
.1
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky.
Louisiana
Maine
100.0100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Maryland
Massachusetts
.'Michigan
idjLP.escta.
Mississippi.
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska.,
Nevada...,
New Hampshire.
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
New jersey.....
New Mexico...
New York.......
North C&rolirA.
North Dakota...
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Chio...
Oklahoma.......
Oregon..........
Pennaylvania...
Rhoae Island...
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
22.1
45.2
46.1
64.2
4.3
6.7
8.9
3.5
2.2
.8
(3)
South OaitJlina.,
South Dakota....
Tennessee.*
Texas
Utah.*
100.0
100.0
iiOO.O
100.0
100.0
20.8
68.3
2.7
14.8
5.3
6.3
9.2
.4
.2
(3)
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
See footnotes at end ofTableA-6a.
48.0
61.5
37.5
29.1
32.5
32.9
65.8
46.8
42.8
7.2
7.0
(3)
.3
14.5
14.4
7.0
2.3
(3)
(5!
.1
.2
.2
(3)
7
42.3
17.5
7.0
5.4
.6
(3)
27.6
1.2
.7
5.1
3.9
(3)
26.2
O)
6.1
7.3
3.7
4.2
9.5
6.5
53.6
62.5
.6
.4
(3)
9.3
4.9
.9
1.8
.6
(3)
1.5
.9
17.5
1.0
4.6
16.2
5.1
2.3
1.5
16.2
4.4
2.5
3.7
2.5
10.5
7.5
.3
2.9
43.7
61.6
9.4
39.6
68.4
15.1
53.3
51.8
26.4
22.0
55.7
46.4
42.0
32.8
55.3
12.4
.1
5.4
1.2
.5
2.9
1.7
2.0
2.2
.9
2.5
16.5
.3
3.1
1.3
1.8
.6
.6
4.3
.1
3.2
Ji
1.5
6.7
.8
1.3
1.2
1.3
2.5
.2
2.2
1.2
1.8
.6
.3
1.3
4.1
1.5
1.1
1.1
13.9
.3
.6
2.1
.3
.2
2.1
3.9
1.1
.1
(3)
1.4
1.1
8.0
6.9
.5
2.8
1.5
3.4
1.0
1.4
2.5
1.2
1.1
1.1
1.8
1.2
5.3
.9
2.2
.6
18.6
.9
3.3
.3
1.5
.1
.6
(3)
4.6
.1
3.3
1.2
a
(3)
9.8
1.4
1.2
5.0
.6
1.1
7.4
33.S
13.0
1.1
1.1
U.3
9.0
.5
.1
1.4
2.6
.6
4.5
1.2
4.9
1.9
.7
1.8
3.2
.9
.8
1.2
(3)
2.1
.5
2.6
10.0
2.3
1.3
1.9
1-7
4.4
&
«
1.3
1.8
3.0
2.2
1.8
1.2
.5
.5
(3)
1.6
13.3
.3
.1
.5
.1
.7
1.6
1.2
(3)
.8
1.2
.1
(3)
.5
(3)
.3
.5
1.0
1.3
.5
.4
2.5
2.5
.2
.5
(3)
—
.7
.1
.1
1.5
.5
1.7
5.3
.1
2.9
.1
.1
(3)
1.6
2.1
1.0
—.
.4
.6
4.7
(3)
(3)
1.3
.6
.4
.3
.8
4.9
10.6
4.4
.1
.3
.7
9.9
.2
(3)
.1
(3)
4.6
.1
(3)
(3)
.4
(3)
(3)
.3
1,6
1.0
1.2
1.0
.1
7.5
14.2
.1
.1
.1
1*9
1.3
.2
—
1.3
.5
1.9
.1
.4
1.2
3.1
.4
.1
.9
(3)
13.1
1.7
1.3
1.3
1.5
.8
2.2
1.6
4.5
.8
.8
.7
1.7
.9
(3)
.2
1.1
6.9
.5
9.5
(3)
1.5
.5
.7
1.3
1.2
.1
—
.1
2.2
__.1_
(3)
2.0
.7
2.0
1.5
2.0
1.1
5.7
.4
1.6
1.8
1.7
1.8
1.6
4.0
2.0
3.6
.8
5.1
(3)
2.1
.5
5.3
4.3
2.0
.4
2.8
.4
1.3
2.3
.8
2.5
1.5
1.8
.4
5.7
6.2
.5
4.2
.8
.1
.6
4.8
2.5
.2
1.0
.9
3.7
5.7
.1
6.0
3.6
-.6
(3)
(3)
.6
6.1
.5
.1
.2
2.4
1.5
.3
.1
.6
.1
.1
.4
.1
1.4
(3)
—
5.8
1.3
.8
.6
2.4
(3)
.5
.1
—
7.1
2.3
.1
1.1
1.4
1.4
.4
—
.9
2.8
1.3
.9
.1
1.1
3.5
5.2
1.9
.3
.6
.2
29.2
.4
.1
4.0
3.2
1.0
1.9
.5
.8
.5
1.0
3.3
.2
.9
.3
1.0
.8
4.6
.5
.1
.1
2.0
(3)
.2
(3)
.3
1.8
.2
1.0
.1
2.8
1.4
—
(3)
(3)
1.4
.1
.8
(3)
2.0
4.6
.1
2.5
.3
.3
2.7
1.4
4.6
(3)
2.0
.4
(3)
1.2
.2
.3
5.3
—
1.5
(3)
—
.6
.1
.1
(3)
3.8
.3
.2
3.6
2.4
1.1
.6
2.6
.6
.4
.2
(3)
2.2
.3
.1
.4
4.1
1.4
(3)
.2
1.3
.2
3.3
1.5
.4
2.5
.4
13.0
1.4
1.5
10.8
4.6
1.5
.8
.3
1.0
5.0
3.9
.1
.1
2.1
1.7
6.4
1.4
.7
3.1
4.2
2.2
(3)
.1
•7
.2
2.0
.2
.3
1.9
4.7
(3)
.1
2.0
.1
.1
1.0
.4
1.9
.8
.9
.1
(3)
4.2
.9
1.8
(3)
.4
1.7
.4
3.6
—
.1
.1
(3)
.2
(3)
.8
1.9
.1
.1
.1
.1
.6
.5
.4
2.9
1.8
.1
.6
4.1
(3)
8.3
1.6
.8
7.3
.4
.8
2.5
1.4
1.5
9.3
5.2
(3)
.3
.7
1.1
1.7
.8
1.0
.3
.2
.2
(3)
.1
.1
2.6
.4
.9
.9
.3
(3)
.1
3.4
1.4
.2
.7
9.0
.8
.1
.2
1.4
.1
2.0
.1
.3
2.4
(3)
.1
3.9
.5
6.6
1.9
3.8
2.9
1.1
.2
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.6
1.3
.5
.1
2.2
1.5
.3
II
2.2
1.7
.4
.1
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.3
(3)
(3)
(3)
.4
1.2
.7
2.1
(3)
P
6.9
(3)
.2
.1
22.1
3.4
(3)
(3)
.2
2.8
.4
5.2
4.1
18.7
2.3
2.2
2.4
.2
1.0
(3)
2.9
2.1
.7
.2
.1
.2
.3
(3)
(3)
.1
.3
2.2
.6
(3)
2.7
.6
2.3
3.9
1.7
.5
3.8
2.6
.1
.7
1.8
.3
.2
1.6
22.3
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.1
1.0
(3)
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i
5.4
(3)
.7
.1
.2
3.0
8
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1.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
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1.7
1.0
1.6
1.7
1.3
3.7
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2.8
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1.2
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0.6
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2.6
4.0
7.2
1.7
7.4
3.8
5.5
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(3)
3.6
3.6
1.7
9.2
4.1
26.1
64.6
2.0
1.9
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33 - Iron and steel and their products
Percentage distribution, by industry division and major industry group, of average monthly covered employment in each State, 1939
—
(3)
.1
.4
.1
3.3
s
—
.2
(3)
.8
(3)
.5
W
(3)
.1
.2
2.1
H
7.6
.3
.7
.4
10.6
(3)
.4
.3
.2
.4
.2
—
(3)
1.6
3.1
2.4
.6
1.7
.1
A-6a(C0NTINUED)
Percentage distribution, by industry division and major Industry group, of average aonthly covered employment la each State* 1939
Transportation, 4f communication, and other public utilities
Construction
I
1
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State \j
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2.8
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2
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Total, 51 States
0.5
Alabwa
Alaska
Ariioaa
ittuiu
California....
1j.2
9.9
10.7
32.1
2.9
Colorado.
Connecticut.
Delaware..*...
District of Columbia,
florida..............
tfeargla
Hawaii.....
I dabs
Illinois..,..,...
Ia&iaaa
WebraSka.
.9
(3)
2.1
.8
2.0
(3)
80*8
5.3
10.5
(3)
10c0
(3)
2.1
1.6
2.1
1.4
18.7
1.5
<3>
Jk
.1
s.r
1.1
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..
1.6
2.2
l4.$
1.0
.6
10.8
.6
1.8
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon..
Peaaeylvaala
Bhode Island
1.9
1S.9
.2
1.9
(3)
7.5
.2
.4
(5)
U7
.5
(3)
.8
9.4
7.7
1.1
13.3
9.0
2.6
6.2
Virginia
1.5
"S
21.9
1.3
.8
4.0
1.0
.8
.2
5.5
7.0
3.5
vi
5.3
1.2
2.4
3.8
2.3
.9
1.5
1.9
1.5
1.9
.8
.9
1.7
2.0
3.0
2.7
3.0
2.1
2.4
1.7
1.2
.9
.9
2.3
1.5
1.2
3.9
6.3
1.7
9.?
*.7
5-7
9.7
10.5
.9
6.6
1.5
9.5
9.3
7.8
2.0
1.3
.9
1.0
cl
1.6
.6
6.0
di
6.4
11.6
.5
7.0
7.8
.6
S
6.9
«
1.1
2.5
2.3
3.3
1.9
li
1.3
1.2
3.8
1.2
2.1
1.0
2.2
11.8
i*'
1.3
3.3
1.2
2.3
2.1
.6
5.0
.9
1.7
5.1
3.6
1.4
1.9
.7
2.8
1.9
.9
.7
1.1
.4
.2
2.4
.1
.5
.3
.3
3.1
8.2
M
8
3.6
3.7
1.0
.7
.7
2.8
.7
p. 3
1.0
.9
.7
.7
1.9
1.0
1.2
1.0
1.4
2.2
2.2
4.8
7-1
2.5
2.6
2.2
5.0
2.3
2.6
1.5
6.0
6.8
6.2
2.8
3.6
11.0
1.3
1.2
1.4
2.2
.9
1.0
a
.9
.7
a
1.2
1.9
1.9
3.8
1.3
1.3
1.8
7.2
l.l
9>
8.5
7.7
Ki
6.6
7.5
9.0
9.1
3.5
12.0
10.8
10.2
5.*
5.2
4.2
5.8
13.2
8.7
.8
6.7
2.3
.9
.3
6.1
1.2
2.0
1.7
6.8
10.8
.3
.3
1.7
.7
.6
.6
(3)
.3
J
.1
1.4
1.1
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.2
.4
.3
.7
2.1
„1
1.4
1.4
.7
.5
1.3
.6
1.2
1.2
2.6
.7
1.2
2.6
1.6
.1
1.1
.3
a
(3>
(3)
.1
.2
.9
3-3
1.3
2.1
3.0
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.1
2.2
1.5
1.9
(3)
.3
3.0
2,8
.2
1.5
.5
(3)
3.5
1.7
l.H
1.8
1.5
2.0
1.9
2.3
2.2
1:1
1.7
1.9
.5
.1
1.0
1.6
1.8
1.2
1.4
1.8
2.8
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.8
.5
1.1
3.8
.1
.2
.3
2.6
2.6
2.0
4.6
».5
.2
2.1
1.1
1.1
.2
2.9
.9
3.8
1.8
2.3
2.6
(3)
1.0
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.1
2.9
.1
.3
.3
2.1
1.9
2.3
1.4
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.1
.3
.5
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1.8
.2
.4
.6
2.0
.8
»>.7
1.0
.3
1.5
.3
3.5
i«7
2.0
2.0
1.4
2.4
1.2
.9
1.6
(3)
(3)
.3
1.8
2.0
1.5
3.0
.3
.3
.3
2.2
1.3
(3)
(3)
1.9
1.8
1.8
.1
<3
2.5
l»5
.2
.6
2.6
1.3
2.1
1.5
1.0
1.4
1.8
2.4
1.0
1.1
.7
2.1
1.6
.2
1.4
1.6
1.7
.7
.6
2.J>l
2.0
1.0
.6
1.9
.1
2.0
.3
1.7
l.S
2.4
l.l
.1
.8
1.2
.9
3.0
2.0
1.4
.2
1.6
2.5
1.2
8.1
.1
(3)
.3
1.7
6.8
5.2
6.1
1.3
1.3
1.7
2.2
3.1
5.7
1.8
1.5
(3)
(3)
1.7
2.6
7.6
7.9
8.7
9.8
2.9
2.9
.7
.1
2.4
1.6
3.9
lt.4
4.0
1.3
1.1
1.9
2.6
1.8
.1
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e.5
li
3.2
6.6
12.6
6.6
12.1
.4
.1
2.9
1.9
1.8
.7
.3
.5
.1
15.9
0.2
2.8
3.*
1.2
1.2
2.2
.2
4.0
2.0
11.6
8.0
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(3)
.1
.1
6.5
3.7
5.0
.4
.7
.4
2.?
6.6
5.1
3.3
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.2
(3)
(3)
.4
22.9
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6.2
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(3)
1.9
6.1
4.4
5.2
7.3
5.7
3.0
(3)
.5
(3)
.7
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U3
(3)
2,5
Hew Jersey
•ew Mexico
Sew York
forth Carolina
Worth Dakota
Washington
Vest Virginia..
Wisconsin
Vyoalng
1.8
.7
.3
.2
.5
•3
6.0
Vevada
lew Heapehlre
South Carollaa
South Dakota
Tennessee.
Texas
Utah
.1
.3
Maryland
Massachaeette.......„
Kicblgaa..
Mlaneeota
Mieel*«lppl..„
Missouri
Montana
7.9
3.9
10.2
2.8
2.2
Iowa,..*,
Xaaeac.........
Kentucky........
Louisiana.,
iUiae
*.5
2.1
30.8
a
2.3
1.0
2.1
1.7
1.2
1.7
2.7
2.8
1.6
1.7
1.3
3.7
1.2
3.1
2.8
2.6
2.2
2.1
3.7
2.2
2.0
See footnotes at end of table.
3
A - 6a(CONTINUED)
Percentage distribution, by industry division and major industry group, of average monthly covered employment in each State, 1939
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Wholesale and retail trade
ii
£
£
ii
n
3.4
JLrisona.
Arkansas.......
California....,
Colorado
Connecticut...,
Delaware
District of Col
Florida
2.4
K
a
a
4.5
2.8
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana.
Main
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi..,
Missouri
Montana
Hebraska......
Hevada........
Hew Jersey.,
lew Mexico..
Hew Tork....
Horth Cars 111
Sorth Dakota,
Ohio
Oklahoma....
Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Shode Island,
South Carelli
South Dakota,
%
2.2
2.0
3.4
4.6
2.6
5.2
4.3
1.2
1.8
4.1
10.5
ii
ii
11
li
a
a
3.0
See footnotes at end ofTableA-6a.
a
2.9
2.2
7.1
3.0
1:1
li
1:1
li
li
u
4.4
a
a
2.5
1.5
2.8
2.1
a
a
2.6
ii
2.7
53
1:1
a
a
a
!:i
M
8
a
li
1.9
K
2.1
2.2
a
3.2
2.0
2.1
a
iii
1.5
a
li
8
4.4
3.0
4.2
13
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a
5.1
5.2
1.1
1.1
1.9
li
1.2
.4
3.3
8
I
a
a
2.5
a
3.3
4.9
.8
.4
1.8
.4
1.4
3.4
2.0
li!
8
a
M
2.2
3.3
6.1
a
1.2
a
4.2
I1.7
2.0
a
1.7
a
a
1.0
2.6
1.1
.4
a
a
a
1.7
.3
2.2
I
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A - 6 o (CONTINUED)
73 - Business services, not elsewhere classified
74 - Employment agencies and
commercial and trade schools
76 - Miscellaneous repair services
and hand trades
80 - Medical and other health
services
81 - Law offices and related
services
82 - Educational institutions
and agencies
83 - Other professional and socialservice agencies and institutions
86 - Nonprofit membership
organizations
8.1
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2.1
1.1
0.1
0.2
0.8
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.5
Alaska
Arizona.*
Arkansas
California...
5.1
4.1
12.1
10.1
13.8
1.0
1.7
4.1
2.2
2.2
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3.0
3.3
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Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia*.
Florida.......
10.2
4.7
6.9
19.0
11.5
2.7
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3.7
4.1
2.6
1.6
2.2
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2.7
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Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
6.1
8.5
10.8
8.4
4.9
1.4
2.2
2.3
1.8
1.2
2.2
1.6
2.9
2.3
1.4
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6.7
6.2
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2.2
2.0
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1.8
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Maryland....
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota.............
Mississippi
7.3
6.3
5.4
10.9
6.1
1.0
1.1
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2.2
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2.1
2.1
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Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire.*
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4.2
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2.4
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New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
6.4
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State 1/
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g
Total, 51 States
tl nhamy
•,
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky..
Louisiana
Maine
8*3
70 - Hotels, rooming houses, camps,
and other lodging places
72 - Personal services
Percentage distribution, by industry division and major industry group, of average monthly covered employment in each State, 1939
ii
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon........
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
6*5
7.9
9.2
7.2
4.7 .
1*2
2.0
1.9
1.0
.6
1.7
2.2
2.3
1.7
2.0
1.0
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1.5
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.1
.1
.1
.1
.2
.2
.3
.6
.9
.6
.3
.2
.6
.7
.3
(3)
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennet
Texas.
Utah
3.6
7.1
6.6
8.4
9.9
.9
2.3
1.7
2.2
2.1
1.6
1.6
2.8
2.6
2.9
.2
.9
.7
.9
1.2
(3)
(3)
(3)
.1
(3)
.1
.2
.1
.2
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.3
1.1
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1.3
(3)
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(3)
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(3)
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(3)
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(3)
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(3)
(3)
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.1
.1
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Vermont.
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia..
Wisconsin
Dooming
4.9
6.4
8.4
3.7
7.6
10.3
2.5
1.5
1.7
.9
1.4
3.3
1.0
2.3
2.0
1.0
1.3
2.9
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1.3
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(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
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(3)
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(3)
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(3)
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(3)
(3)
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(3)
(3)
.1
(3)
.1
(3)
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.3
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1/
$
.8
See Table A-l for coverage provisions of State laws ( m i n i ^ size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Includes major industry group 34 - transportation equipment (except automobiles;.
¥/ g S u S f d & i for°railroads and other groups subject to Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act.
5/ See footnote 4, Table A-5a.
|
£ £ £ £
f X - ^ S f i s S n f f ^ u r e , forestry, and fishery and establishments not else^ere classified.
A-6b
I
1
Total, 51 States.
300.0
45.7
5.5
Alabama*.........
Alaska.....
Arizona*.........
Arkansas
California..
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
51.3
34.6
13.4
30.6
29.3
3.3
30.1
4.0
4.4
7.6
Colorado.........
Connecticut......
Delaware.........
District of Colun
Florida
100.0
300.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
26.1
61.6
36.9
9.4
1.5
4.2
Georgia..........
Hawaii.
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas...........
Kentucky.
Louisiana........
Maine............
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
300.0
Maryland
Massachusetts..•.
Michigan.
Minnesota
Mississippi......
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Missouri
Montana..........
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire....
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
New Jersey.......
New Mexico
New Tork %/
North Carolina...
North Dakota
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island.....
South Carolina...
South Dakota.....
Tennessee.......•
Texas
Utah
Vermont..........
Virginia.
Washington.......
Vest Virginia....
Wisconsin........
Wyoming..........
25.6
49.4
35.7
25.1
48.4
64.8
41.0
33.1
34.9
30.8
61.8
48.6
51.4
66.6
31.8
44.1
42.2
20.6
28.8
5.2
62.8
61.0
8.4
37.4
64.4
3.2
5.8
5.7
29.7
6.5
7.3
6.8
15.9
15.7
7.7
7.3
3.9
6.9
3.9
3.9
11.1
5.5
8.0
5.6
17.7
2.5
1.8
4.8
2.3
3.8
3.2
16a
10.8
300.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
300.0
57.8
23.0
44.7
4.1
6.0
7.6
3.7
2.6
100.0
100.0
100.0
65.0
22.8
50.4
26.7
300.0
300.0
300.0
100.0
300.0
100.0
300.0
300.0
See footnotes at end ofTableA-6a.
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47.0
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16.4
5.6
6.1
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2.9
3.9
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all
industries
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State 2/
20 - Food and kindred products
Percentage distribution, by industry divisions and major industry groups, of total mages earned in covered employment 1/ In each State, 2/ 1939
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See footnote 5, Table A-5b.
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Manufacturing
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California
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Georgia
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Illinois
Iowa
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Louisiana
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Oklahoma
Oregon
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A-7a (CONTINUED)
Percentage distribution, by State, of average monthly covered einployment in each Industry division and major industry group, 1939
Mining
43 - Other transportation, except water
transportation
44 - Water transportation
45 - Services allied to transportation,
not elsewhere classified
46 - Communication: Telephone,
telegraph, and related services
48 - Utilities:
49 - Local utilities and local public
services^ not elsewhere classified
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Electric and gas
42 - Trucking and/or warehousing for
hire
100.0
41 - Street, suburban, and inter-urban
railways and city and suburban
bus lines _£/
17 - Construction—special trade
contractors
District of Columbia
Florida
16 - General contractors, other than
building
4.8
H
15 - Building construction—general
contractors
1.7
.1
(3)
Alaska
Total (15-17)
100.0
5.1
3.0
10.6
.8
10.3
14 - Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
100.0
3.4
.4
1.4
.9
4.5
13 - Crude-petroleum and natural-gas
production
11 - Anthracite mining
100.0
Transportation, jt/ communication, and other public utilities
12 - Bituminous and other soft-coal
mining
10 - Metal mining
Total, 51 States
Total (10-14)
State y
Construction
(3)
(3)
32.2
(3)
4.5
.6
26.5
(3)
.1
2.6
1.1
1.6
.8
1.7
.4
1.2
1.7
.8
.5
.2
(3)
3.0
.1
6.9
(3)
3.8
2.5
.2
.4
.9
.9
1.9
.8
(3)
.4
.3
.8
.5
.5
A-7a (CONTINUED)
Percentage distribution, by State, of average monthly covered employment in each industry division and major industry group, 1939
Wholesale and retail trade
Total (50-57, 71, 75)
50 - Full-service and limited-function
wholesalers
51 - Wholesale distributors, other
than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 - Retail general merchandise
54 - Retail food (includes liquor
stores)
56 - Retail apparel and accessories
57 - Retail trade, not elsewhere
classified
71 - Eating and drinking places
75 - Filling stations, garage, and
automobile repair services
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
0.9
(3)
.4
.8
7.7
0.9
(3)
0.7
(3)
.4
.5
9.1
1.0
.1
.4
1.0
6.2
0.7
(3)
.4
.8
6.4
1.6
—
.4
1.2
8.4
0.7
0.9
(3)
.4
7*7
0.5
(3)
.5
.7
9.9
0.4
(3)
,7
1.8
11.5
1.9
1.5
.7
1.2
.2
2.1
1.3
.7
1.3
.7
2.7
.8
.7
.4
.5
7.0
1.5
.9
.7
.7
5.1
1.5
.9
.4
.8
1.3
.3
.8
.9
1.0
1.9
.3
1.6
1.6
6.2
3.0
3.5
.3
1.8
3.9
2.8
3.6
.4
1.4
3.9
5.6
3.3
.6
1.7
4.7
2.6
1.8
.8
.4
.4
.4
1.5
1.0
.9
.3
.2
3.4
.5
.9
.1
.5
2.6
2.2
.2
.5
(3)
.2
.1
.4
(3)
.1
2.5
.4
20.4
.4
.2
2.0
.6
11.4
.9
.1
10.8
1.2
7.3
.6
.7
9.6
.7
8.3
1.0
.9
13.8
.6
1.1
.2
.2
.7
2.8
.4
.3
.2
1.1
3.1
.8
.1
.7
1.2
.3
1.0
.3
.2
.7
1.0
.6
1.0
.6
1.8
1.0
State \/
Total, 51 States
Alabama
Alaska
Arisona
Arkansas.......
California
§
1
«c
1
7*1
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware..............
District of Colombia.,
Florida...............
.8
1.4
.3
1.3
1.6
.8
.7
.1
.9
3.4
1.0
1.3
.2
1.3
1.1
.6
1.5
.4
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.5
.3
1.0
1.7
Georgia......
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
1.4
.3
.4
7.5
2.0
1.5
.2
.3
7.4
1.3
1.6
.1
.4
9.9
2.5
1.2
.1
.4
6.7
1.7
1.6
.4
.7
5.4
2.5
1.5
Iowa....
Kentucky..*..
Louisiana...
Kaine
1.4
.9
1.2
1.4
.5
1.9
1.0
1.3
1.4
.4
1.4
1.0
1.0
1.3
.4
1.1
.8
1.1
1.0
.5
1.4
1.4
1.5
1.7
.6
1.7
.6
1.1
1.4
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota.
Mississippi
1.6
4.7
3.6
2.9
.4
1.3
3.8
2.7
2.2
.3
1.8
3.9
4.1
2.8
.6
1.4
6.1
3.6
2.8
.3
1.6
3.5
3.9
2.4
.9
1.2
5.2
3-7
Missouri.....
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire.
3.0
.5
.7
.1
.3
3.6
.4
1.0
(3)
.2
3.1
.4
.9
.1
.3
2.7
.5
.6
.2
.4
2.4
.7
.9
.2
.5
3.1
2.7
.3
14.7
1.3
.2
2.6
.2
18.S
1.7
.3
2.6
.3
10.5
1.9
.3
3.9
.2
14.2
.9
.2
3.2
.5
8.1
2.1
.4
6.8
.8
.6
14.4
.9
6.2
1.8
1.3
8.6
.6
Hew Jersey
New Mexico
New York..............
North Carolina
North Dakota
I7I4
Oregon
Pennsylvania...,
Rhode Island...
6.4
1.0
.8
9.7
.7
5.0
1.1
.9
6.7
.6
6.0
1.2
.8
10.4
.6
South Carolina..
South Dakota....
Tennessee..
Texas..
Utah..
.6
.3
1.3
3.8
.5
.4
.4
1.3
4.9
.4
.9
.3
1.6
4.1
.6
.6
.2
1.2
2.5
.4
1.0
.3
1.5
5.3
.6
.2
1.4
1.4
.7
1.8
.2
.2
2.0
1.8
.4
1.4
.1
.2
1.4
1.5
1.0
2.4
.2
.2
1.3
.8
.6
2.4
.2
.3
1.9
1.4
.9
2.1
.4
Ohio.,
Oklahoma........
Vsraont..
Virginia..
Washington
list Virginia..
M s cons in
Hjrocdflg
See footnotes at end of Table A-6a.
Finance, insurance, and real estate
7*3
1.4
6.*5
3.1
19*8
33l3
1.4
!i
7.1
6.7
10 !8
3*3
.1
1.1
.2
1.5
1.1
.6
1.9
.3
II
ll
li
%E
It o
t*
II
1.0
(3)
.7
.8
6.5
.9
1.8
.3
.6
1.7
2.2
1.1
.3
6.7
3.2
2.1
1.0
1.4
.6
2.3
.4
0.3
(3)
.1
.4
7.4
(6)
1.0
.4
.5
1.2
.5
.6
.4
.7
.8
.2
.9
1.0
.9
.5
.9
.2
.2
7.2
1.5
.4
.5
.5
2.1
1.4
.1
9.0
.5
.2
7.0
3.2
(3)
.1
8.3
2.1
.9
.4
.7
1.5
.6
1.3
1.0
.5
.4
.3
.3
1.2
.6
.8
1.5
.3
1.5
.6
.8
.8
.3
.1
1.4
4.5
3.6
2.1
.6
1.2
6.1
2.7
2.5
(3)
2.2
1.6
6.1
2.6
2.6
1.1
2.0
3.8
.1
31.0
.9
.1
38.6
.1
.3
5.9
.5
.5
.2
1.1
3.6
1.2
2.3
4.2
4.5
2.2
2.1
3.0
.3
2.8
.1
.9
(3)
.3
(3)
3.4
.3
.3
6.0
.4
9.7
.9
.5
13.5
.6
.7
.4
1.5
3.9
.4
.2
.1
.6
2.4
.4
.3
.1
.6
.4
.3
.3
.1
.9
.9
.4
1.5
(3)
•3
.4
3.7
(3)
(3)
.5
.9
22.2
.7
.1
3.6
.6
1.3
1.2
1.8
.6
1.0
.5
.3
.4
.5
.5
.6
.6
.2
(3)
1.9
.4
1.9
3.1
4.6
2.8
.2
1.6
.6
3.9
.1
.3
.1
2.1
(3)
36.4
.4
(3)
4.2
.7
8.6
7.4
.5
.6
.1
1.1
.1
.1
4.9
.6
18.2
.4
.1
3.2
.8
1.3
14.4
.6
.1
(3)
.4
.1
1.0
.9
2.2
.2
6.5
1.5
4.7
.5
.2
.6
.5
1.0
12.8
.3
9.8
.2
7.0
.1
5.1
.2
.2
9.7
.7
1.4
.1
0.4
(3)
.1
.3
7.9
.5
2.3
.7
1.5
.7
4.8
.5
.4
8.3
.5
1.6
100.0
1.0
1.6
1.5
.6
7.1
0.1
(3)
.2
.5
6.2
14.9
1.0
.2
7.3
100.0
0.3
.1
.2
7.7
.1
45.4
.4
.6
100.0
.7
3.0
(3)
.1
(3)
1.5
.9
.4
1.7
(3)
.6
1.7
.3
(3)
.9
1.1
.2
.8
(3)
1.9
.7
(3)
1.1
1.8
(3)
1.5
A-7a( C O N T I N U E D )
Percentage diatribatioo, by State, of average monthly covered «nplojB»nt in each industry division and major industry group, 193?
Service
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Distrist of Columbia
Michigan. ...........
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100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
0.7
.1
.7
.9
8.0
1.2
(3)
.4
1.0
7.4
OA
3.5
.1
0.7
.1
0.4
1.0
(3 j
.3
.5
9.9
0.9
—
.1
.3
9.8
A
1.6
8.1
.5
23.5
.2
.8
9.9
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0.6
—_
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.5
2.4
14.8
0.2
—
.2
1.0
6.2
1.1
.1
13.7
.7
8.1
0.1
(3)
.2
.3
9.2
.8
1.2
.2
1.8
1.6
1.0
.9
.1
1.7
2.7
.8
1.6
.3
2.1
1.7
.7
1.0
.3
1.3
.8
.9
.8
.4
1.8
.2
.3
1.3
.2
1.0
1.1
.9
1.2
.2
1.1
1.3
.7
1.7
.3
.9
2.1
1.2
1.1
.2
1.9
1.0
.2
.9
.4
4.9
.5
.1
5.0
(3)
4.0
1.2
.3
.8
.3
1.4
.6
.7
.6
.1
3.9
.3
1.2
.4
1.6
.3
.4
8.3
1.8
1.0
.2
.2
9.4
1.1
.7
.6
.1
14.8
1.5
.7
.5
.3
4.7
1.1
1.2
.5
.9
.2
A
A
7.8
1.6
1.3
.4
.4
8.0
1.8
4.7
1.8
9.5
1.8
1.7
.7
1.1
3.3
1.1
.2
.4
.6
7.2
.1
1.1
.3
.2
11.8
1.2
1.3
.4
.2
7.2
.8
.1
.6
.4
9.3
1.8
1.0
.6
.9
1.4
.4
1.4
.8
1.1
1.2
.7
.9
.6
1.3
1.6
.4
1.0
.4
.5
.9
.2
.7
1.1
.3
.5
1.1
.7
.8
1.3
1.4
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.7
.8
.8
3.8
.2
1.1
.5
.6
3.9
.1
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.1
.1
.9
.2
1.5
3.7
3.1
2.5
.4
1.0
3.2
2.9
2.4
.6
1.6
4*8
3.2
2.3
.6
1.0
3.3
4.4
2.3
.1
1.0
5.5
4.6
2.8
—
8.6
3.4
2.0
1.7
.1
2.5
.4
.6
3.0
3.1
.3
.5
(3)
.1
3A
.3
2.8
.5
.9
.3
.7
3.3
.3
19.7
1.0
.1
3.1
.5
20.5
1.1
.3
4.6
.3
14.1
1.8
.1
2.8
.1
28.7
.3
.1
1.7
.2
15.8
5.3
.8
.8
9.1
.5
4.7
1.0
.8
6.3
.3
5.3
.9
.8
8.4
.9
A
A
.5
.2
1.4
4.0
.4
.1
1.2
1.3
.6
1.9
.2
.3
1.4
1.3
.7
1.7
.3
See footnotes at and of Table A-6a<,
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0.8
(3)
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10.1
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3.2
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1.5
1.6
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3.1
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2.2
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1.0
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(3)
1.1
3.3
2.6
1.8
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2.5
4.1
4.7
2.5
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2.8
1.7
7.0
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4.2
1.5
3.8
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2.7
4.4
1.5
5.6
.9
.9
4.1
3.9
1.8
.5
.7
2.7
2.0
2.4
(3)
1.7
2.0
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.3
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2.2
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1.5
1.1
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1.2
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(3)
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4.3
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1.8
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2.3
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3.1
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16.1
1.1
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3.2
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18.2
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10.3
1.2
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2.2
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36.6
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4.2
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6.6
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18.2
1.5
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22.4
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2.4
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13.2
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(3)
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5.9
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7.7
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5.7
1.0
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12.1
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4.8
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8.5
1.2
4.6
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7.3
7.0
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7.3
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4.1
1.8
1.6
11.6
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4.8
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14.9
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1.2
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8.3
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5.8
3.0
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12.7
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7.3
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28.4
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3.9
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2.4
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3.1
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5.3
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1.3
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1.4
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1.2
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(3)
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1.6
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(3)
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1.1
1.2
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1.4
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(3)
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1.2
1.6
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1.5
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2.1
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1.1
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2.5
10.6
2.0
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3.2
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1.3
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.4
2.3
4.8
.1
.3
.1
.2
4.5
.5
(4)
1.7
5.0
.1
1.4
.1
7.2
.6
3
3
.7
1.0
3.0
.4
4.0
.4
.2
1.0
.2
1.4
l
:t
13
2.3
.1
.9
3
.3
.5
a
.5
19.8
.5
(4)
.9
1.8
.5
(4)
.4
3
.4
.3
A - 7 b (CONTINUED)
Percentage distribution, by State, of total wages earned in covered employment 1/ in each industry division and major industry group, 1939
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Wholesale and retail trade
71 - Eating and drinking places
75 - Filling stations, garage, and
automobile repair services
52 - Other wholesale and retail trade
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
0.7
(4)
.4
.6
8.6
0.7
(4)
.2
.6
7.8
0.6
(4)
.3
.4
8.7
0.8
.1
.4
.7
7.4
0.5
(4)
.3
.5
7.6
1.3
0.5
.4
.9
9.9
.2
.3
8.5
0.7
(4)
.4
.6
8.9
0.3
.1
.5
.4
12.1
0.3
(4)
.7
1.0
13.7
.8
1.5
.2
1.2
1.3
.7
1.1
.1
.5
1.0
.8
.8
.1
.9
1.8
1.1
1.3
.1
1.4
.9
.6
1.7
1.1
1.7
.7
2.3
.7
1.4
.2
2.1
1.1
.6
1.6
.7
2.7
.8
1.5
.6
1.2
.3
.3
8.7
1.8
1.0
.2
.3
9.6
1.6
1.5
.3
.2
9.8
1.2
.1
1.2
.7
1.0
1.2
.4
1.0
.7
1.1
1.5
.4
1.4
5.1
3.8
2.6
.3
Total (50-57, 71, 75)
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Si
9-7
(4)
.7
.5
7.6
100.0
100.0
(8)
0.2
.1
8.3
.6
1.9
1.0
1.7
.7
.8
2.2
.4
2.0
1.4
1.3
.1
.4
11.5
2.3
.9
.1
.3
8.1
1.4
1.4
.4
.7
5.8
2.4
1.2
.3
.2
7.5
1.7
1.1
.2
.5
7.0
2.0
.4
.4
.4
7.3
1.3
.7
.4
.6
5.6
1.5
1.7
1.0
.3
7.7
3.0
1.5
.7
.9
1.1
.4
1.2
.7
1.1
.4
.8
.6
.9
.6
.5
1.3
1.2
1.2
1.5
.6
1.3
.5
.9
1.2
.4
1.2
«6
1.0
1.3
.5
.7
.3
.6
.9
.2
.8
.8
.8
1.5
.3
1.9
.8
1.3
1.2
.6
1.4
6.0
3.9
2.8
.4
1.2
4.4
3.1
2.1
.3
1.9
4.2
4.3
2.7
.4
1.2
6.0
3.4
2.5
.2
1.5
3.7
4.2
2.3
.8
1.1
5.7
3.7
2.2
.3
1.7
5.5
3.2
2.8
.3
1.3
6.6
2.9
3.1
.2
1.6
4.3
2.9
3.0
.3
1.3
4.5
6.0
3.2
.4
3.0
.4
.7
.1
.3
3.8
.2
.7
.1
.1
3.8
.3
.7
.1
.2
3.1
.5
.7
.1
.2
2.7
.4
.5
.2
.3
2.3
.7
.8
.2
.5
3.1
.3
.6
.1
.2
2.5
.5
.5
.2
.4
1.6
.9
.3
.5
.4
1.4
.9
.8
.3
.2
3.2
.5
.8
.1
.4
3.0
.2
16.2
1.1
.2
2.7
.1
17.6
.9
.2
2.7
.2
20.5
1.4
.2
2.8
.2
11.2
1.2
.3
4.5
.2
16.0
.7
.1
3.6
.5
8.4
1.9
.3
2.4
.1
22.6
.7
.1
3.3
.2
14.5
1.2
.1
2.7
.3
24.2
.3
.1
2.0
3.9
.1
2.9
12.9
.8
.1
2.8
.3
11.6
1.0
.5
29.5
39.0
6.4
.9
1.0
9.4
.7
6.2
1.1
.9
9.2
.5
5.3
1.0
1.0
7.4
.6
6.1
1.0
1.2
11.1
.6
6.5
.6
.8
14.5
.8
6.3
1.6
1.6
8.2
.6
6.4
.7
.6
8.4
.7
6.7
.8
1.0
9.6
6.7
.5
.9
8.2
.6
9.4
.9
1.1
11.2
.5
7.5
.9
.6
7.2
.8
.5
.2
1.1
3.3
.4
.4
.2
1.4
3.3
.3
.4
.3
1.1
4.0
.4
.6
.3
1.3
3.4
.5
.4
.1
.9
2.0
.4
.9
.3
1.4
4.8
.6
.3
.1
1.0
3.2
.3
.6
.1
1.1
3.3
.6
.1
.1
.5
1.9
.3
.3
.2
1.0
2.8
.7
.4
.4
1.3
3.3
.4
.2
1.3
1.5
.6
1.8
.2
.1
1.2
1.4
.7
2.0
.1
.2
1.4
1.8
.4
1.4
.1
.1
1.2
1.7
.8
2.1
.2
.2
1.2
1.0
.5
2.7
.2
.3
1.8
1.5
.9
2.2
.4
.1
1.0
1.1
.6
1.9
.1
.1
1.4
1.3
.6
2.1
.2
.1
.5
1.4
.2
.9
.3
.3
.7
1.3
.8
1.1
.5
.3
1.4
2.0
.9
1.5
.1
See footnotes at and of Table A-6a<,
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54 - Retail^food (includes liquor
57 - Retail trade, not elsewhere
classified
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.8
J
.8
.9
2.1
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.5
.1
0.8
8.7
(4)
.3
.4
6.9
.5
.8
.2
.9
.2
.7
.5
.8
.2
.8
7.4
1.5
.5
1.9
1.3
.9
.3
1.3
.5
1.0
.3
1.7
5.2
2.9
.1
.1
.3
.1
&
.9
.8
.7
•3
.3
3.9
.1
2.0
6.2
2.6
.2
.3
.5
4.9
.5
.1
.1
.4
1.0
.1
.1
.3
.7
2.1
•2
2.9
4.2
4.5
2.5
.3
.1
.2
.1
.2
.7
.7
1.4
.9
.4
.1
ft
.8
.1
2.0
.1
.1
.3
.3
7.2
1.7
.4
.7
.5
.2
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.1
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1.7
3.8
4.2
.2
.5
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5.0
.5
3.3
1.0
1.4
11.5
.7
.2
.1
.5
1.5
.3
.2
ft
1.2
ft
5.3
.5
2.6
.1
.3
.1
.6
3.5
.8
2.7
1.3
7.4
.4
.2
.6
2.9
10.8
.8
.6
9.5
.9
.5
9.1
.7
1.0
.2
2.5
1
.1
.1
.6
21.0
ft
.4
.5
.5
1.9
.8
.6
.8
•s
.3
9.8
.1
Si
.2
.2
1.2
.5
5.2
1.7
.3
3.1
.2
.9
1.5
.5
3.4
.2
.2
.6
.7
9.9
.3
.6
.1
4.9
.2
1.3
2.5
3
0.3
.1
.9
2.3
5.0
5.0
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100.0
0.1
.9
1.5
4.9
3.8
1.9
.5
1.8
100.0
0.3
1.1
.8
h
100.0
.3
.9
.7
.2
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.7
.7
1.3
.7
1.1
.3
1.2
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A-7b (CONTINUED)
Total, 31 States
.5
1.1
.3
1.4
.7
.8
.8
.8
1.7
.2
1.1
.2
.3
9.7
1.7
.9
.2
.1
12.7
1.0
1.0
.5
.8
1.0
.7
.8
.5
1.1
1.2
.3
1.3
3.7
3.4
2.2
.2
.8
3.4
2.9
2.3
.4
2.2
.3
.4
.2
.2
1
£
£
100.0
£
100.0
100.0
1
100.0
100.0
100.0
0.2
0.6
0.2
.2
.2
47.0
.2
.6
11.6
.7
1.8
17.0
.1
.4
7.4
(4)
11.7
.5
8.1
.2
.2
11.7
.3
1.5
.2
.9
1.0
.6
.9
.1
.9
1.0
.5
1.5
.3
.8
2.2
1.1
1.2
.2
2.0
.8
.3
.9
.3
5.1
.5
.1
(4)
4.7
.9
.3
.9
.3
1.3
.4
.4
.6
.1
8.2
.2
.5
.5
(4)
16.0
1.8
.7
.5
.2
5.9
1.0
.8
.2
.2
4.1
1.1
.6
.1
.2
11.2
1.3
1.0
.6
.7
3.4
1.1
.2
.3
.3
10.7
.1
1.1
.1
.2
17.8
1.7
1.1
.3
.1
8.4
.8
.2
.7
.2
11.8
1.8
.8
.2
.4
.8
.2
.5
.9
.3
.5
.3
.6
.9
.7
3.6
.2
.7
.3
.7
.8
.8
1.1
.2
1.4
—_
1.0
.1
.1
.7
.5
.4
.7
.2
.8
.3
1.0
2.0
.2
.5
.2
.2
.7
.1
1.5
5.1
3.6
2.2
.4
.8
3.5
5.4
1.9
.1
1.2
5.6
4.4
2.4
—
9.5
3.3
2.2
1.3
.2
.7
2.5
2.0
1.2
.1
2.1
4.3
4.4
.9
3.5
1.9
9.5
.3
.7
4.2
1.8
2.2
2.5
.5
.7
.3
.7
2.8
.4
.5
.2
.3
2.6
.2
3.0
.2
1.6
.3
1.5
.2
.1
.1
.1
.2
2.1
.3
.4
.8
.5
1.6
1.3
.5
.3
.1
1.3
, .3
(4)
.3
.1
3.2
.2
21.7
.7
.1
2.8
.4
23.2
.8
.2
5.1
.2
16.2
1.3
.1
3.1
.1
28.6
.3
.1
1.9
.1
16.4
.3
.1
7.5
.2
IB. 5
1.4
.1
2.4
.1
12.9
.6
.1
2.8
.1
22.1
.5
.1
1.0
.2
10.8
1.0
.3
2.0
.1
39.0
(4)
—
4.9
.4
14.3
.3
—
.9
.2
23.8
.3
5.0
.7
.8
5.8
.4
5.5
.7
1.0
7.9
.9
5.8
.5
.8
7.1
.3
6.3
.9
.9
10.1
1.2
4.9
.4
.9
7.4
1.0
3.1
.5
.5
4.9
.3
6.3
.4
1.0
7.2
.8
3.9
1.4
1.9
8.9
.1
5.2
.2
.3
10.2
.4
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Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Bhods Island.
5.0
.6
.8
7.4
.5
5.8
2.9
.1
12.1
.3
6.3
.2
.8
15.0
.3
South Carolina........
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Otafa
.2
.1
.8
2.5
.3
.3
.2
.9
3.2
.4
.5
.1
.1
.7
2.0
.1
.3
.2
.7
3.3
.4
.2
.1
.6
1.9
.3
.2
.1
.4
1.4
.3
.1
.1
.7
4.7
.4
(4)
.1
.2
1.7
.1
.6
.1
1.3
3.0
.4
.2
.1
.6
2.0
.3
.6
—_
2.5
1.2
.1
.3
7.6
.1
(4)
(4)
.5
1.0
.1
Tuwnt
Virginia.
Washington
Wast Virginia
Wisconsin.
Wyoming
.1
.9
1.2
.5
1.7
.1
.3
1.2
1.3
.6
1.7
.3
.1
1.4
1.3
.5
1.5
.2
(4)
.7
1.1
.5
.9
4)
(4)
.6
.4
.8
.4
.3
.1
.6
.8
.3
1.0
.1
(4)
.9
1.4
.3
1.0
.1
(4)
2.0
2.4
2.1
2.0
.3
(4)
.1
.1
.2
.9
.1
(4)
2.0
.3
.2
, .5
(4)
(4)
.7
.2
.4
.5
.1
(4)
.3
1.8
.6
1.9
.1
Alabama.
Alaska
Arisona
Arkansas.
California.....
100.0
pi
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(Z) 3
.3
.5
15.7
0.5
.1
.7
.6
10.0
.4
.6
8.9
.2
.3
9.9
Colorado.
Connecticut
Delaware.......
District of Columbia..
Florida
.6
1.2
•2
2.0
1.2
.9
1.0
.1
1.9
2.5
.7
1.8
.3
2.1
1.3
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana...............
.8
.3
.2
9.2
1.3
.9
.5
.3
9.4
1.6
Iowa
Kansas....'.
Kentucky.
Louisiana
Maine
.8
.4
.7
1.1
.3
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota.
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nsbraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey....
New Mstxico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
<S)5
So* footnotes at end of Table A - 6b.
(S5
.4
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(4)
.5
1.3
.2
1.0
.1
(4)
___
.1
.6
.7
(4)
100.0
0.6
H
A-0
A
7
2.7
5.2
1.1
3.2
.9
3.1
.1
<17
.1
0
(4)
.1
7.5
.1
(4)
.9
4.7
5.2
1.4
.4
uf
2.0
.1
.1
.7
2.2
2.7
A
1
(4)
2.0
.4
.2
.1
.1
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8
,
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Miscellaneous <$J
.1
.3
11.0
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83 - Other professional and socialservice sgeneies and
institutions
100.0
3.1
.1
.3
1.2
8.5
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82 - Educational institutions
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81 - Law offices and related
100.0
0.7
£
commercial and trade schools
100.0
3
£
80 - Medical and other health
100.0
78 - Motion pictures
100.0
76 - Miscellaneous repair services
and hand trades
g
70 - Hotels, rooming houses, camps,
and other lodging places
Percentage distribution, by State, of total wages earned in covered employment ^J in each industry division and major industry group, 1939
1
&
£
100.0
100.0
—
—
—
—
—.
—
—
.6
1.2
12.3
—
—
—
—
—>
—
—
—
.4
4.1
1.9
.1
1.2
—
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-—
—
—
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(4)
.1
3.0
.5
—
—_
—
—
1.1
1.1
.3
1.2
.2
—
—
—
.6
3.1
1.6
1.7
.2
—
1.4
.5
—
—
—
—
.—
—
—
—
(4)
20.4
100.0
(4)
—
—
—
—
——
—
—_
—
—
,,,
—
—
—
—
—
100.0
cS4
uS1
.2
1.6
.2
16.5
,^
(4)
—
3.0
.8
.2
31.5
.4
—
—
—
.3
.1
.5
1.7
.1
—
—
—_
—
—
—
100.0
.2
.3
.5
.3
4
A
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92
A-8
Monthly employment of covered workers and quarterly wages
earned in covered employment, 1/ 1938 - 1939
Total, 51 States
(In thousands)
Period
1938
1939
Emplc>yment
Average
19,929*4
21, y
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
19*#92*8
19,699a
19,838*0
19,853.4
19,607*1
19,549*9
19,556*5
19,958*8
20,411*7
20,357*2
20,280*3
20,147*5
20,21
20,2J
20,7!
20,7:
21,0!
21,3!
21,2
21,7J
22,3<
22,4!
22,3!
21,9*
Ufa t
EM£2.
Total
January-March
April-June
July-September
October-December
$25,757,967
$28,51*
6,162,575
6,256,903
6,354,870
6,933,619
6,574
6,935
7,183
7,824
1/ Excludes data for railroad and other groups transferred t o the juris*
tion of the Railroad Retirement Board July 1, 1939* Wage data incla<
93
A-9
Average monthly enploymeat of covered workers and total wages earned In covered employment, 1/ "by State, 2/ 1938-1939
State
Sl«®-of-fira
inclusion
(somber of
workers) !/
—,
Total, 51 States..........
Alabma
Alaska.....
iituwi
Delaware
Tlorida.
Hawaii.
Illinois
Louisiana.................
Maryland.
8
8
3
1
4
or more
or more
or more
or more
or more
8
5
1
1
8
or more
or more
or more
or more
or more
8
1
1
8
8
or more
or more
or more kf
or more
or more
8 or more
8 or more
(5)
(6)
8 or more
Mississippi
* or more
(7)
8 or more
1 or mor®
8 or more
Hew Hampshire
8
1
8
1
*
Hew York 12/
Horth Carolina
forth Dakota
8 or more
(U)
* or more
8 or more
8 or more
Michigan.
South Dakota.
Virginia
Hast Virginia
Wisconsin 17/.............
or more
or more 2/
or more
or more 10/
or more
3
8
*
1
*
or more
or more
or more lg/
or more
or more
8
8
8
8
or more
or more
or more
or more
(16)
8
8
8
8
or mor®
or more
or sore
or more
(18)
1 or more 19/
Average monthly employment
1938
1939
fotal wages earnc>d in covered
employstent
(in thouilands)
1938
1939
19.929.36U
21,377.528
$25,757,967
$28,518,053
2*7,887
10,356
53.41*
123.5*3
1,216,773
260,567
10,188
57,822
139.29*
l,26*,*31
209,78*
18,066
68,880
102,273
239,012
18,663
73,731
115,762
1.998,*70
153.386
5*9,369
75.912
200,931
167,012
122,21*2
*0*,323
53.8*10
153.22*
214,766
129,565
U39.796
60,080
162,021
23*, 270
331.32*
73.176
1,902,198
626,
84,401
216,86U
203,007
22*,692
265,963
69.*36
6l,*72
2,216,673
639,3*8
30*,030
70.52*
67,320
2,41*1,9110
753,38*
252,2*4
168,2*1
273,*55
168,387
136,908
252,*22
262,373
132,720
326,938
8/ 906,084
871.057
36^,593
98,683
3*9.312
1,007.562
1,007,628
391.868
106,763
380,580
1,207,662
1,316,243
*56,792
75,661
*31,900
1.387.978
l.587.*39
*95,019
87.219
501,398
62,709
98,984
19,2*2
96,086
527,*78
68,300
101,922
22,205
101,2*8
636,789
81,01*
116,970
27.331
100,118
90.317
122,788
31,020
109,1*8
£/ 37*019
15/ 2,967.819
420,398
25,741
886,0*3
*2,*22
3,1*8.613
***»200
26,17*
1.135.831
43.012
1*7 *. 131.391
28,82*
1,267,*97
*7,382
1*/ *,**9,81*
396.52*
29,711
1,245,620
178,976
133,9*9
8/ 2,145,752
173.9*10
1.396,951
181,623
15*.O63
2,192,067
193.*55
1,731.526
233,73*
202.312
2,605,7*8
205,557
2,028,295
233,977
230,770
2,869,606
23*,1*1
31,220
275,862
622,706
67**30
IS*,206
20*,187
32,768
292,123
652,70*
72,701
269,89*
*2,*87
8/ 282,U89
2*6,809
258,668
*«09,38*
33,089
46,268
324,529
306,16*
79.963
5*.372
1,5+90,807
*97,130
215,671
1*3,*88
239,739
230,716
127.510
81*.098
i,6o?|MI
5*7.897
228,651
1*3,136
2*5.735
269.858
26*1,331
267,802
*37,33*
34,009
3*6,070
272,019
288.563
1***.359
686,265
1*3,081
35.520
755,669
82,148
47,23*
296,4*7
336,937
308,460
57*,043
1*0,671
53,619
3*5,040
370,57*
3*8,602
623,135
*1,*<-21
1/ Except for Hew lork, includee remuneration in excess of $3,000 a year paid to an Individual in covered employment.
zf Exclude* data for railroads and other groups now subject to Bailroad Unemployment Insurance Act.
5/ Bomber of different workers an employer must hare in covered employment in a specified number of weeks to Tt>e subject to
State l&v.
*/ And total wages of $78 or more in a quarter, effective January 1, 1339*
$/ Vages of at least $50 to each of * workers during each of 3 quarters? or 8 or more workers within 20 weeks*
6f Jairaarp»8eptember 1938, 8 or more in 20 weeks; since October 1, 1938, * or more in 20 weeks or 12 or more in 10 weeks.
y
In 1938, 8 or more; in 1939, * or more.
5/ Partially estimated because of incoaplete data, by months*
2/ And total annual wages of $500 or more, effective January 1, 1939.
ItXA
«-f
M
4r> a mui>tiii>.
Jannan 1 1QXQ
tftf
<-rm
162,618
37,826
297,381
781,084
90,411
The following tabulations contain the detailed
data on which the preceding Summary Tables are based.
Series S
State tables
This series consists of 51 tables, one
for each of the States, Alaska, Hawaii, and
the District of Columbia. Each table consists
of 2 parts—a, monthly employment, and b, quarterly wages. Under each industry division in
each State, data are shown for each major indusall industries in the State
B —la
/
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry group*, 1/ 1939
Alabama 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group cods number jj
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
Mlninf
10
27.9«7
5.372
20,689
12
Construction.
15
100.0
10.7
Mwffiftictvrtflfi;
20
22
135.212
8*225
6.1
3.519
23.867
£:::::::::::::::::::::::::
55
57
71
52.....
.....
jfinm^t
249.563
249,870
259.054
2*5,2*9
250,055
258,0*8
261.728
263.933
29.321
5.3*3
21,839
28,946
5.304
21,506
........
Miscellaneous.
.....•••»•
3.310
1.3
13,22*
5.1
2,610
5,288
16,0*8
7.05*
6.860
16,713
6,*20
7.998
18,177
7.265
8,3*6
18,465
6,649
9.072
18,203
6.768
16,725
5.53?
8.756
1*,588
4,844
7.*10
13.264
131.356
7.9*9
*0.659
3.526
23,*6*
2,850
5.707
*»087
33.*5*
128,566
8,113
40,269
3.338
23,0*3
2,806
129.50*
8,519
40,6*6
3.381
23,360
2.95*
3.*76
*.195
33.23*
132,488
8,624
41,304
3.581
24,143
13*.819
9.015
*1.965
3.616
2*,321
144,134
7.984
47,161
•5,661
24,686
3.476
4,622
4,368
37.375
1*2,177
7.768
*6,531
3*,662
1*1,83*
9.128
**» 788
3.729
25,081
3.513
*.931
4,212
36,223
1*3.722
2,854
5.017
3.919
33.190
133.647
7.921
41,666
3.*«l
23,410
3.095
6.479
3.989
33.512
17.*35
3.J30
3.693
17.73*
3.230
18.5*9
3.760
3.639
3.255
5.927
17.835
3.883
2,962
3.2*5
5.77*
18,039
3.321
3.*>3
3.103
5.9*9
17.502
3.667
3.090
3.224
5.59*
17.526
3.803
2.889
3.26*
5.631
*6.232
*6,*38
*8,5**
6,310
5,420
6,560
*8,*85
6.667
5.*76
10.327
*.299
5.*75
5.026
*8,971
6.657
5.*85
11,13*
*.165
5.305
*.953
3.030
5.263
51.828
6,856
5.387
12,932
5.018
5.326
5.118
3.066
5.1*0
Hi,828
3.160
23.305
2,973
4,708
3.820
41,306
3.291
22,581
4*io6
32.789
1.2
2.*
42,245
5.753
44,864
5.891
5.382
4.780
42,808
5.809
5.227
8.357
3.871
4,912
4,499
2,854
*.751
3.913
5.039
4.699
2.925
*.935
*5»9*3
6,078
5.^9
9.*2*
*.ll6
5.178
*.898
3.06*
4.791
*5.27*
6,019
5.38*
9.520
*.05*
5.16*
*.669
3,060
*.778
3.110
3.112
3.198
3.231
12,319
2.643
4,837
12.710
2.633
12,550
2.709
5.064
1.278
1.029
1.0
2.0
11.819
17,15*
7»*37
7.550
16,720
3.024
3.297
3.H5
5.183
1.9
30,159
5.7*2
22,6*1
l*.779
16,870
3.136
3.336
3.120
5.102
1.8
1.2
272,121
29.952
5.7*0
22,381
14.917
16,605
2.93&
3.3H
3.015
5.185
1.6
2.0
272.496
29,210
5.560
21,740
17.525
5.223
10,339
15.701
2.773
2,824
2.975
5.187
3.8
272,309
28.277
5.*83
20,789
30,007
5.249
22,965
l6,o64
2,751
3.171
2,962
2.1
5,*21
9.799
*.137
5.235
4,810
2.997
5.009
272.37*
29.859
5.167
22,971
1.3
2.1
17.8
28,201
29.332
5.053
22,537
5.221
5.260
8,138
3.806
4,86l
4.442
2,821
9.081
m
45,608
6.0*9
5.517
9,280
*,106
3.218
3.248
4.296
3*.157
3.2J2
5.321
20,779
8.82*
3.&12
3.800
*,1*8
5.536
J'393
*6,123
3.731
24,908
3.*73
5.099
*.235
37.315
5 ^ 6
6.810
5.355
5.526
106
3.221
*,291
*,181
37.31*
III
3.113
4,880
*.135
5.*73
4,806
2*9*2
5.065
*.898
2.963
5.158
\Sk
5.566
10.442
4.115
5.318
4.9*9
3.061
5.320
3.255
3.320
3.24*
3.2*0
3.29*
3.527
3.606
3.585
13.179
2.678
*.998
13.379
2,6*2
5.071
13»*93
2,611
5.3*0
13.309
2.555
5.326
2.555
5.379
13.7*5
2.57*
5.398
13.402
2,564
5.781
13.521
2.58*
5,686
13.557
2,5§8
5.685
1.097
1.098
1.190
1.310
I.*65
l.*65
1,481
1.5*6
l.*70
4,888
1.113
1,06S
See footnotes on opposite page.
September October November December
25.050
5.27*
17.779
9.616
fgflj-
estate * / ~
Service.
70
72
August
33.052
1.2
3.1%
5.H92
6,288
51
July
13.3
6.6
17.215
3.285
3.237
*6,*37
ftp*retail+tm«»*..
50
June
130.463
7.636
1.8
1.6
*.138
*8
May
3.2
1.2
3^.690
a:::::::::::::::::::::::::
April
2.8
1.3
9.2
26
28
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
March
6,222
7.010
16.*
*2,85*
33
2.*
51.9
fc::::::::::::::::::::::::
32
2*1
7.9
15.90*
6,25*
7.367
16
February
til ItttoaltrUi
260,567
Total, all industries
January
*.o*5
5.*5*
13.523
B-lb
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 5/ "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Alabama 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 5/
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
$239,012
100.0
26,659
11.2
6,263
IS.715
11,324
4,646
*.738
122,674
*.7
October-December
April-June
$56,397
$55,469
$59,903
$67,243
7.5*3
1,586
5.581
6,724
1,5*8
*»7*3
7.772
2.6
7.9
4,620
1,462
2,75*
1.9
2.0
1,165
2,5*7
3.054
1.327
3.040
1,140
1.358
2,683
1,014
1,182
28,906
30.4SO
2,071
7.30*
3*.837
519
3.104
983
590
3.675
1,056
1.135
1,083
12,821
51.3
7.961
July- Sept emb e r
J anuary-Mar ch
29,685
12.4
2,106
12,732
3.67S
4,118
3.912
^5.765
.9
5.3
1-5
1.7
971
23,451
1,762
1,227
1.938
1,667
5.637
2,210
6,836
6,851
488
2,842
821
1,024
905
10,693
509
3.U7
818
1,0^8
965
10,750
1.5
3.*
4,079
476
315
828
1.951
4,267
506
336
894
1,964
10,^42
1,878
n,2aa
3.3
10,212
1.785
1.955
2.333
1,866
1.452
723
1.395
l,04l
1.985
1.579
752
1.516
2,009
1,611
1,064
372
1,120
779
1.583
1.137
390
1.173
2,104
2,046
854
1,685
1.317
1,115
1.138
1,17*
1.39*
2,332
3*3
758
2,507
2,612
7
824
862
328
3.007
3*3
1,181
135
153
I85
8,694
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
*5 Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified.
4o Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..
kS Utilities: Electric and gas...
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers.
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limited-
17.509
2,221
1,316
3.624
1.6
19.2
7.3
.9
.6
8,099
44,976
7.951
18.8
7.964
6,6gg
3.108
6,179
3.3
2.8
'1.3
2.6
1.9
.6
4,563
1.523
4,646
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.....
4,821
2.0
10,458
1.351
4.4
3,625
591
2J
2/
2/
ij
Jl/
2.0
.6
1.5
•3
11s
1,068
33
921
959
11,501
4,500
569
306
972
2,072
H,663
670
359
930
2,112
12,702
U02
1,289
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shovin if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day for 20 days during current or preceding year.
For titles of codes see above.
Banks and trust companies (major industry group 60) excluded from coverage during 1939.
Same as total taxable wages.
vo
B —2a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Alaska 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
Total, all industries....,,... 10,188
3,26s
24
and other public utilities..
*3
*5
.
Wholesale and retail trade....
5*»
70...,
See footnotes on opposite page.
June
July
August
September
October November December
5,188
5.772
6,98*
12,516
15,060
16,987
18,693
12,453
9.261
7.137
6,973
32.1
2,394
2,284
2,8*1
2.733
3.790
4,298
4,160
*.297
4,146
4,226
*,046
4,095
3.929
3.778
3.65*
2,826
2,706
2,618
30.8
2,006
1.91S
139
19
114
16
116
16
266
127
210
511
353
683
2.8
467
560
351
550
316
582
353
70S
509
650
921
9*1
595
87
186
14
1,002
557
214
166
14
1.313
77*
275
4,691
122
8,73*
8,10?
246
123
10,175
9.536
248
112
271
4.156
3.531
313
110
196
1.7*3
1,2*0
255
115
127
1,025
714
146
112
26
656
116
112
81
7,118
6,292
351
110
329
967
1,060
1.157
1.319
181
171
843
1,422
8.1
939
86
201
551
1,876
196
151
1,413
1,668
195
153
1,191
1,*3*
275
20*
830
1,079
159
187
61*
1,150
ISO
178
716
8*1
327
104
122
59
811
353
1.29s
1.293
1.389
701
113
220
213
1,277
684
1,065
1,042
5.1
1.0
1.7
1.5
100
467
90
180
I63
207
177
88
194
175
22
321
3.625
35.6
6o4
6s
30.5
2.2
1.3
1.2
1,286
17*
177
830
12.6
1,108
10.9
Finance, insurance, and real
May
5.231
4.4
522
103
176
157
April
2,04S
1,964
449
282
3,108
229
129
122
March
100,0
3.1*2
16
January February
177
14
1.7
1.7
25
.2
420
ISO
101
100
4.1
7
.1
1.0
1.0
—
5,446
*33
115
116
133
188
644
674
796
1,003
183
175
1.359
184
178
850
1.156
532
250
216
151
9*5
813
930
19
6*5
69
170
163
711
104
159
185
189
1.323
624
108
222
221
22
22
27
27
27
25
25
25
25
25
25
327
155
76
70
382
205
77
72
377
167
100
81
390
167
112
79
489
178
110
522
236
111
101
494
240
118
79
555
238
110
152
4ll
1*5
110
112
397
1*5
104
110
370
137
104
101
11
l4
15
11
12
25
127
59
—
348
2,510
106
157
217
103
142
80
70
1.7
—
130
185
564
3,658
326
10*
125
—
425
109
—
I65
—
107
231
465
B — 2b
^aarterly vages earned in
covered employment, kf
industry divisions and significant s&jor iiidastiy groups, 1/ 1939
Alaska 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division aad major industry group
Mount
Total, all industries...
Kiaing,
,
.
10 Metal mining
jSs&sj^siisa* • • •
.
100.0
8,011
H2.9
*
lb General contractors, other than building.
20
$13,663
......
—
*
••
food said kindred products.
gk Lwbar aad timber basic products
2? Printing, publishing, aad allied industries..
28 Chemicals a
nd allied p r o d u c t s , • • • • • • .
Trucking and/or warehousing for hire........
Other transportation, except water transportation.
..
Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified.
53 Set mil general
5*
71
52
•
merchandise........ •
Brt»sdl food (includes liquor stores).......
Bating and drinking places.
..
Other wholesale and retail trade.
7.653
7
65
HkS
5,611
....
70
72
78
..•
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.....
Personal services. ».*....
.....
Motion pictures
..
.
Mltcellwoaft.
*
each
-
.......
Ki
3M
2.*
30.1
2.1
1.0
223
klZ
1.2
6.3
362
1,6*6
••
151
g
537
8.8
1.1
2.2
2.0
Ko
.8
l.k
1.2
227
1.2
121
113
.7
.6
Apr il«« June
July-September
$*.778
$8*221
$3.^93
1,152
1,090
2,205
2,107
2,811
2,700
i:S
8
155
2JJT
299
S
*.170
3.879
119
51
118
%
51
58
8
232
31
10*
58
319
136
83
1,562
1.283
1*9
295
90
kl8
39
48
19
101
*7
a
17
126
52
20
—
1J Ma^or industry groups, within
division, are not shown If the average monthly easployment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
2/ Coverage in 1339; Any employer of 8 or more for some portion of a day in each of 20 different weeks within either the current or preceding year,
j/ f©r titles of cedes see above.
tj Same as total
taxable . jges.
OetofceiteBeceafcer
$2,171
13
•3
2.9
January-March
6*
195
6H
SfTTigg.
*1.0
*02
1,171
208
Transportation, communication, aad other public utilities.
Percent of
total, all
igfogjtriss,
32*
6l
88
122
HS3
228
38
78
208
§
21
320
58
116
92
H26
189
§
77
72
17
1?
1*5
I
52
§
5
B —3a
Monthly employment of covered workers, "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Arizona 2j
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
Total, all industries
57,822
100.0
Mining
11,483
11.357
19.9
Construction
15
16
4,260
1,666
1,860
24
35
Transportation, communication.
and other nubile utilities..
42
46
48
Trade
7,707
2,261
March
April
May
June
July
August
57,836
56, 2*9
57,778
57,*90
56,785
57,31*
55.524
55.62*
58,1*6
58,891
60,033
62,198
11.193
11,068
11,015
19.7
10,875
11,103
10,963
11,057
10,935
10,987
10,870
11,019
10,889
11,212
11,103
11,424
11,320
11,999
11,882
12,214
12,085
12,363
12,226
12,206
12,072
2.9
3.2
1.3
4,308
1,611
1,971
726
1,613
3.909
1,584
3,860
1,579
1,50*
777
4,058
1,766
1,598
694
4,545
1,761
2,093
691
3.957
1,524
4,210
1.703
1,781
726
*,679
1,889
2,018
772
4,U52
1,622
2,062
768
4,480
1,628
2,145
707
*,325
1,573
7,702
2,178
1,359
1,260
1,470
7,303
2,094
1,182
1,232
1,355
7,5*1
3.9
2.5
2.1
2.5
7,276
2,149
1,*72
1,186
1.289
7.696
2,179
i.*99
1,2*7
1,44s
8,007
2,278
1,584
1,225
1,515
1,577
1.253
l.*97
4,290
1.391
965
*,257
1,287
963
*,332
1,283
979
1,313
4,501
1,280
978
1,489
4,562
1.358
952
1,472
13.3
1,431
1.238
1,412
4,408
1,282
981
1,379
7.6
20,957
1.369
36.2
2.2
1.7
2.4
2.4
4.6
2,670
3.653
2,144
56
February
7«*
73*
Manufacturing.
January
3.7
2.2
1.1
1,296
631
2,237
2,801
1,004
3.152
4.8
1.7
5.5
Finance, insurance, and real
1,264
6,983
7-?
2.2
12.1
4.1
3.0
1.3
1.2
2.335
1.735
772
699
760
See footnotes on opposite page.
1.3
1,261
712
1,291
7.522
7,812
7,590
1,230
1,57*
1,285
1,252
1,261
1,*52
1,478
1,201
1.3*5
1,*20
1,424
1,431
4,342
*,3l*
.1,176
97*
l,3ll
4,443
*.3*5
1,215
1,386
4,3*8
1,188
986
1,44s
20,93*
20,924
1,377
2,681
3.*75
20,086
1.333
2,331
3.391
19,730
1.323
2.177
3.335
21,663
1.355
3,285
3,*77
65*
652
2,229
2,815
1,010
3.103
2,180
2,780
995
3,0*9
2,270
2,908
1,038
3,122
1,2*3
1,235
7.674
7.*72
2,804
1.797
778
2,121
2,192
2,251
1,208
980
1,293
21,592
1.353
3,1*2
3,559
2.199
1,297
666
2,219
1.3*3
2,689
3.551
2,152
1.273
6*0
2,216
2,866
2,30*
1,225
1,220
984
2,162
1,276
605
2,276
2,051
962
i,*70
20,389
2,137
2,706
990
3.167
2,146
1,288
602
2,264
2,801
988
3.190
2,107
1,266
522
3.517
2,261
2,867
1,022
3.226
1,044
3,160
2,180
2,862
1,074
3.232
1,244
1.239
1,229
1.257
1,316
1.290
1,281
7,126
2,393
1,737
773
6,820
6,638
635
6,382
1,9*7
1.659
800
675
6,596
2,200
1,695
762
628
651
641
676
633
6*9
1.773
777
715
7*2
564
450
662
2,131
1.717
76 6
20,675
i,44o
2,39*
3.788
2,093
1.3U
635
2,295
2,683
899
3.137
1.379
2,2.14
1,28*
5*2
2,129
2,756
1,112
3.157
1.315
701
7,585
2,852
1,824
788
675
2,909
781
7,*25
1,330
1.304
756
1,652
1,^08
20,292
3,223
1,830
2,265
1,252
20,886
1,3**
2,802
3.507
2,112
1,310
2,658
*,338
1,752
September October
1,9*2
1,637
806
9*2
753
November December
8,o46
2,261
*.567
1,403
998
1,397
21,290
1,421
2.623
4,160
2,157
1,290
649
2,051
701
8,565
2,680
1,*30
1.255
1,500
*,6oi
1.372
1,048
1,420
23,019
l.*30
3,OHO
4,848
2,237
2,708
925
3,089
1.337
710
2,417
2,857
956
3.187
1.285
1,256
1.300
6,635
1,965
1.697
837
6,662
6,961
2,321
676
2,077
1.722
719
685
1,7*8
731
726
7.244
2,476
1,811
726
721
966
1,03*
1,070
938
2,268
B — 3b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, kj by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, l] 1939
Arizona gj
(In thousands of dollars)
Sotal 1939 It/
Percent of
Jamtaat
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries
•••..••.
13,763
18,637
Mining.
10 Metal mining
Construction.
15 Building construction—general contractors
lb General contractors, other than building
1? Construction—special trade contractors.....
$73,731
.
25.5
7.3
April-June
July-September
October-December
117,605
$17,791
$17,953
$30,382
*.338
*,3io
25.3
1,336
5.39*
...........
Manufacturing.
20 Food and kindred products
2*1 Lumber and timber basic products*.
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
35 Nonferrous metals and their products
1,899
2,65s
837
9.885
2,968
l,%2
1,575
2,0*9
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
U6 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
kS Utilities: Electric and gas
5,887
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers*
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Retail general merchandise
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified......
71 Sating and drinking places.
75 Tilling stations, garage, and automobile repair services...
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
23,971
1,98*
*,l62
13.*
2.8
8.0
1*9
1.8
3-0
32.5
2.7
«
.8
3.*
2,069
1,160
1,375
3*3
298
515
5.72H
*6l
1*05
1**
639
212
.9
1,5*6
390
332
572
5.939
5,763
6.5*5
1,068
962
1,073
1,072
U53
*85
16*
695
52*
470
827
*3*
*55
153
618
519
296
806
*28
*51
130
617
51*
306
1.076
5**
*i6
445
580
278
1,221
622
1,76*
1,581
195
162
196
159
387
173
205
195
157
169
179
28k
1*66
1103
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 3 or more for some portion of a day in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
473
2,789
815
1.635
\gi
*23
789
1/
2/
3/
4/
19s
1.513
3*8
338
583
533
1.0
700
1,*53
321
319
531
528
2.3
22*
487
605
1,099
2.8
6*40
1.385
50*
1,0*9
9.2
1.336
*72
5.**7
5,*05
*79
}S2
6.0
3.0
*.559
732
387
2.8
280
*,586
2,U51
752
38k
367
2,388
598
512
1.6
1.1
305
£
1,059
791
2.3
2.5
591
Ft
696
*.0
2,257
669
2.1
2,528
6,815
2,076
1.658
679
203
2.0
1,816
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places...,
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified
78 Motion pictures
3.6
1.1
1,720
2,227
485
2.6
1,287
2,301
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Miscellaneous
100.0
Jazmaxy-M&rch
450
170
B —4a
Monthly employment of covered, workers, toy industry divisions and significant major industry gro^s, 1/ 1939
Arkansas 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Mining.
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
139.29*
100.0
7.285
2,84l
2,863
5.2
9.201
2* 64b
5.083
1.472
6.6
45,654
6,250
1.603
22,937
4,3b9
1.720
l,8b2
2,277
1.321
32.8
10.998
4,263
2.267
2.947
7.9
44,518
5.542
3.582
9.622
4.828
4.053
1.523
5.184
3.734
2.635
3.815
32.0
4.633
3*3
fc:::::::::::::::::::::::::
transportation, communication,
and other public utilities
Wholesale and retail trade....
It-::::::::::::::::::::::::
January
Jebruary
March
•April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
128,913
128,458
131.663
130,448
130,816
133.707
139.466
145,456
155.015
152.850
148,726
l4b,0l4
2.0
2.1
8.554
4,024
2.937
7.S04
3.5bb
2*1 bQ
7.089
2,616
2,892
5.038
522
2.950
5.131
391
3.150
5.212
428
3.102
7.192
2,536
3.116
8,346
3.917
2,964
8,340
4,068
2,735
8.293
4,042
2,580
8.214
3.944
2,636
8.20b
4,038
2.539
1.9
3.6
1.1
8,625
3.050
4,507
1,068
7.645
3,040
3.541
l,0b4
8,049
2.965
3.882
1.202
8.344
2,752
4,231
1.361
8,562
2,657
4,462
1.4*3
9.188
2,46b
5.302
1.420
10,938
2.565
6.433
1.940
11.909
2,908
7.149
1.852
11,269
2,622
6,759
1,888
9.700
2,509
5.582
1.609
8.931
2,370
5.007
1.554
7.2*7
1.844
4,142
1.261
4*5
1.2
16.5
3*1
1.2
1.3
1.6
1.0
41,576
4,b73
1.459
21,09s
4,115
1.549
1.847
2.438
1.273
42,334
5.421
1.410
21.08b
4,196
1,564
1.835
2,252
1.399
43.521
6,584
1.376
20,928
4,2b8
1.603
1,8*9
2,308
1,421
42,780
6,571
1.413
20,593
4,291
1.581
1,887
2,062
1,162
43.320
6.925
1.331
21,476
4,217
1.651
1,864
1.698
1,064
44,379
7.H9
1.4o6
22,093
4,2&
1.529
1.8b5
1,500
1.397
45,406
6,4*5
1.750
23,144
4,444
1.519
1,854
1.537
1.393
47,288
6.512
1.844
24.455
4,527
l.b79
1.875
1.712
1.375
50.159
6.971
1.928
24,984
4,510
1.931
1,878
3.217
1.375
50.417
6.356
1.988
25.500
4,577
2,051
1,858
3.145
1.3*2
49,004
5.638
1.891
25.125
4,558
2,096
1,852
2,862
1.389
47,661
5,788
1.439
24,76b
4,461
1.887
1.877
2.588
1.265
3.1
1.6
2.1
9.766
3.331
2,134
2.777
9*912
3.388
2,191
2,835
10,020
3.548
2.223
2.778
10,656
4,148
2,245
2.771
10,328
3.790
2.291
2,716
10.373
3.505
2,302
3,029
11,062
4,227
2,308
3.173
11.082
4,198
2.321
3.153
12,640
5.647
2.320
3.180
12,547
5.65b
2.271
2.917
11.908
5.040
2.310
2,893
11,681
4,672
2.284
3.146
4.0
2.6
6-9
3.5
2.9
1.1
3*7
2.7
1.9
2.7
40,668
5.419
3.329
7.900
4.602
3.944
1.330
4,941
3.385
2,524
3.294
40,7*0
5.317
3.466
7.819
4,696
3.884
1.369
4,9*2
3.416
2,5*0
3.291
42,250
5.436
3.482
8.521
4.817
3.87?
1.554
5.047
3.541
2.521
3.452
43.357
5.489
3.531
8.963
4.755
3.905
1.567
5.157
3.700
2.5b3
3.727
43,223
5.430
3.558
8,762
4.763
3.923
1.523
5.157
3.739
2,579
3.789
44,156
5.500
3.759
S.9bl
4,783
4,022
1,518
5.181
3.899
2,bl4
3.919
44,139
5.518
3.609
9,001
4,846
4.135
1.387
5,22*
3.902
2.597
3.920
44,399
5.561
3.551
9.103
4.823
4.173
l.*03
5.217
3.889
2.647
4,032
47.598
5.768
3.647
11.153
5.014
4,151
1,600
5.365
3.978
2,734
4,188
47.538
5.757
3.640
11.444
4,984
4,137
1,681
5.311
3.781
2,757
4.046
47.257
5.694
3.694
11.246
4.911
4,212
1,647
5.248
3.773
2,777
4,055
48,898
5.615
3.722
12.589
4,941
4.274
1.703
5.417
3.802
4,243
4.245
4.384
4,266
4,268
4.347
4.303
5.100
5.03 b
5.150
5.122
5.133
14,471
3.109
4.538
1.645
14.324
2.903
4,601
l,6b4
14.237
2.833
4.564
1.578
14,170
2,771
4,570
1.601
I4,2b0
2.871
4,590
1,604
13.962
3.101
4,580
1.619
13.810
3.033
4,613
1.588
13.768
3.0X6
4,615
1.591
1.513
1.728
2,189
3.162
5.713
5.243
4.480
3.420
2,765
4,070
Ifnanca* insurance* and real
HI scellaaoous®
See footnotes on opposite page.
14.140
3.065
4.542
1.590
10.1
2*865
2.1
2.2
3.3
ia
13.562
3.099
4.350
1.501
l4„004
14.646
3.445
4.523
1.519
1.523
14.471
?.29b
4.534
1.652
1.919
1.77*
1.704
1.536
B — 4b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant Major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Arkansas 2/
(la thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 If/
Industry division and major industxy group
Amount
Total® all Isdastrl^s...
..
«...
Mining, • •
,
12 Bitu&i&ous and other soft-coal mining.
.
13 Grade-petroleum and natural-gas production
Construction, ............
15 Buildiag constructloi*"-general contractors.......
lb General contractors, other than building
17 Constructioi>»-special trade contractors....................
$115,762
100.0
7.7*7
6.7
2,176
*.319
6*466
1.908
1,060
35»*5*
5.121
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Tracking and/or warehousing for hire
4b Communications Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
10,394
2.853
2,428
3.525
Wholesale and retail trade,
50 Foil-service and limited-function wholesalers.
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise.
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)...
55 Betail automotive
56 Betail apparel and accessories.
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified.
71 Sating and driaking places.
75 Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services...
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
37.719
6.555
1.9
Miscellaneous.
1.625
1,66*
2,762
$25,786
$26,972
$30,056
1,882
1.522
92
1.119
2,117
709
1,104
1.833
404
1,116
313
5*8
7.767
1.077
8,315
1,284
9.225
1.390
10,1*7
1.370
193
3.11?
79*
399
558
195
3.305
841
*85
252
3.785
909
556
576
452
396
272
*.137
1.7
1.2
*88
319
2,318
9.0
2.5
2.1
3.0
51*
573
82b
8,5 22
32.b
5.7
*.6
5.3
2.7
3.8
1.0
3.7
1.3
1.5
3.0
1.507
1.195
1.3*1
730
1.015
255
971
758
658
688
39?
264
2,*83
610
608
861
9,055
1.5«2
1,300
2,661
748
630
981
bl7
9,*30
10,712
1,60*
1,862
1.513
1.939
1,116
275
1.199
3*3
826
402
*52
915
97*
1,0*9
282
1.073
?77
422
1,*80
780
1,081
1»*51
1.631
8.5
2,*51
464
2,510
420
2,464
379
690
31*
6*8
2.932
921
1.*oi
1.1
653
612
655
387
917
5*6
1.5
2.4
1,012
1.325
1.397
7*7
696
294
323
214
239
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 1 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
827
1,0*8
251
2.1
1.*
2,226
2,005
517
1.185
303
1.8
1,2*0
$32.9*«
1.397
488
.8
9,8*3
October- December
1.231
*99
539
193
12*4
3.1
6,51*
July-September
1.7
3.0
.9
912
5.333
b,l57
3.071
*.379
1.155
4.311
1.5*2
1.7*3
3.*73
April-June
3.7
30.6
1,366
January-March
1,0*8
14,3*6
3.55b
2,093
2,434
1.99*
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses* camps, and other lodging places....
72 Personal services
80 Medical and other health services
if
2/
3/
5/
5.6
3.498
Manufac turing.
20 Food and kindred products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar Bate rials
24 Lumber and timber basic products
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
2b Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries*....
28 Chemicals and allied products
32 Stene, clay* and glass products
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Percent of
total( all
Industries
525
82*
1,186
*10
*62
2.031
2»*18
*01
728
309
6*9
B — 5b
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, l/ 1939
California 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Total, all industries
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
all industries
1,264,431
100.0
2.9
Mining
13
36,897
22,674
Construction
15
16
17
64,100
22,312
17,264
24,524
5.1
Manufacturing
20
373.8*5
104,838
24,925
22,184
16,95*
31.217
15,274
29.6
£:::::::::::::::::::::::::
25
27
28
29
32
33
37
39
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
42
*5
46
48
Wholesale and retail trade....
50
51
I::::::::::::::::::::::::::
57
71
75
52
Finance, insurance, and real
estate
65
67
Service
70
72
73
78
79
Miscellaneous
See footnotes on opposite page.
1.8
1.8
8.3
2.0
1.8
1.3
2.5
1.2
1.2
16,386
32,112
19,168
30,826
1.3
2.5
&
109,95§
21,826
12,859
30,242
20,246
8.7
4I4,804
55,836
66,083
58.075
38.109
27,968
23,654
41,876
5*,*5l
32.8
1.7
1.0
2.4
February
4.4
5.2
4.6
3.0
2.2
1.9
S
31,531
2.5
6.1
1.6
1.7
1.3
17*.729
28,406
32.585
2*.137
41,854
16,657
13.8
12.383
1.0
2.2
2.6
1.9
3.3
1.3
March
1,199.6101 , 2 2 0 , 4 4 1
April
1.2*6,737
May
June
July
August September October
1,261,5861,286,8681,303.120l . 3 3 9 . * * 9
November
1 . 3 2 5 , 7 9 5 1 , 2 9 1 . 7 9 8 1,256,995
35.
22,
35,806
22,072
36,134
21,905
36,026
21,722
36,750
22,328
37,*77
23,054
38,220
23,828
37,770
23,*70
37,285
23,083
37.*5l
22,955
37.324
22,823
65,050
24,255
16,433
2*,362
63,242
24,166
14,925
24,151
65.526
24,585
16,029
24,912
66,261
24,361
16,865
25,035
66,612
23,867
17,363
25.382
66,048
23.271
17.079
25,698
64,438
21,968
17,680
24,790
66,326
22,785
17.861
25,680
65,072
22,132
17.990
24,950
64,740
20,271
19,989
24,480
60,935
18,913
18,710
23.312
333.O8O
83,096
25.305
17.251
15.983
30,869
14,46o
13.711
16,083
29.208
17,717
24,060
3*3.5*6
88,675
26,217
16,797
16,5*7
31,083
14,648
13.795
16,609
29,846
18,305
25.591
357.749
95.655
25,*35
21,381
16,868
31,299
14,972
l4,084
16.532
30,908
18,617
27.443
359,766
94,*21
24,525
23,727
16,7*9
31.138
15.011
14,507
16,860
31.175
19,060
29.143
374,820
103.923
24,048
24,587
17.034
32.073
15.328
14,991
16,427
31,529
*28,298
31.339
395.09*
123,610
24,237
24,871
17,373
30,878
15.612
15.1*5
16,281
32,525
19.7*9
31,288
414,463
132,337
26,160
25.233
18,212
31,109
16,177
14,917
16,476
35.079
19,676
32.457
401,696
116,329
25.329
25.273
17,625
31,71*
16,132
14,82*
16,8*5
34,518
19.828
34,660
381,848
97.224
24,294
23.595
17.1*9
31.505
15,718
14.596
16,695
3*.17S
038
20,038
38, 7*6
108,814
20,745
14,950
29,574
19,330
109,819
20,872
15.315
29,715
19,*59
107,829
20,686
12,474
29.977
19.933
109,746
21,032
12,934
30,292
20,265
110,252
21.444
12,548
30,429
20,520
110,958
20,944
13,**3
30,512
20,735
113.227
22,756
13,617
30, *88
115.075
24,317
14,044
30,588
20,657
113,168
23,608
13,636
30,367
20,717
105.991
22,609
8,3*9
30,422
20,606
397.801
52,992
63,520
5*.255
36.721
27.713
22,318
41,089
51.372
16,612
31.209
394,645
51.785
63,950
51,891
36,469
27.374
23,101
*0,507
52,218
16,454
30,896
403,103
52,823
65,403
53,723
36,872
27.564
24,955
*o.389
53.052
16,708
31,61*
413,008
56,963
67.150
5*.798
37,*92
27,925
2*, 3*9
*15.319
424,663
58,976
71,5**
56,201
38.739
28,317
22,213
42,240
57,076
17,715
31,642
*23,539
57,667
69,49*
57.1*6
38,716
28,^0*
16,979
32.173
38,186
28,083
23.559
*l.3?3
55.3*2
17.037
32.052
*19.551
57,920
68,810
55.193
39.278
28,251
23.295
*1,2*1
56,463
17,**1
31.659
22,656
*2,*53
57,558
17.867
31.678
425.39*
58,130
69.195
57.838
39.616
28,255
23,751
42,844
56,353
17,842
31,570
419,052
56,423
67.780
60,284
37.807
27.959
23.570
42,181
54,088
17.^83
31,*77
417,634
55.942
60.633
66,898
38,331
27,832
23.917
42.634
52.891
17,277
31.279
76,722
19.970
21.240
76,570
20,040
21,220
15.307
76,88*
20,139
21,473
15.208
77.656
19.771
22,225
15,664
78,066
19.797
22,201
15.992
78.673
20,117
22,586
l6,io4
79.17S
20,496
79.3*1
20,558
22,^4
16,377
8,358
78,
0,4i6
20,
21,838
16,096
77,444
20,295
76,931
20,211
21,139
16,052
184,165
29,434
33.863
24,220
46,596
188,722
29,806
33.75*
23,844
50.253
19,05s
179,59s
30,772
32,826
24,439
42,6*9
18,820
178,731
30,5*0
33,067
24,369
42,923
17,560
175.876
28,355
33,100
24,233
42,107
17.524
165,089
26,721
31,614
23.919
37,457
16,072
164,073
26,089
31,841
23,608
38,504
15.042
11,162
11,325
10,971
12,217
14,272
13,158
12,259
331.683
84,080
24,240
17.640
15.793
31.039
1*.389
13.659
15,305
29,466
17.672
22,616
109,105
21,310
14,982
1.6.
17.221
77,715
20,170
21.7**
15,870
1,201,522
1.4
1.9
14,492
January
15,316
172.275
27»*37
31.986
23.999
41,194
14,592
173.877
28,076
31.982
25.13*
40,801
15,037
172,055
28,491
32.243
24,860
37.933
15,3*6
177.086
28,114
33.101
23.923
42,784
17.287
13.113
13.576
13.37*
11,122
66^92^
55.218
18,2*6
19.681
22,57*
16,125
151,91*
26,00*
25.33*
17.759
30.977
15.715
15.27*
16,52*
33,697
19.785
31.678
20,8*0
16,
B — 5b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
California gj
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
Construction.
15 Building construction—general contractors
lb General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
Manufacturing
20 Food and kindred products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
24 Lumber and timber basic products
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products...
29 Products of petroleum and coal
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
37 Machinery (except electrical)
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
555
45,401
3.5
*.9
,
98,644
33**75
28,489
36,680
•
584,5*3
151,506
29.3
,
26,966
32,595
2-3,572
54,882
28,100
27,*9*
25,786
54,808
35,302
,
Transportation, communication, and other nubile utilities
,
*2 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire..
45 Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified.,
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services...
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
."
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
Retail general merchandise
,
P
Be tall food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
<
56 Setail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Sating and drinking places
75 Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services....,
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
Finance. Insurance, and real estate
53 Insurance carriers
65 Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers
,
67 Holding companies (except real estate holding companies)....,
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified
78 Motion pictures..
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not elsewhere
classified
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
V
4/
$459,691
$1,998,470
Total, all industries
Mining
.
13 Crude-petroleum and natural-gas production
51,761
187,530
3^,933
23,080
52,3*0
1.7
1.4
1.8
22,736
8,372
5,797
8.567
25,*26
8,887
7,055
9,484
127,212
30,697
141,083
156,64l
7.6
1.4
1.6
1.2
2.7
1.4
1.4
1.3
2.7
1.8
2,6
6,762
5,858
5.*3*
12,877
6,322
6,288
5.77*
12,078
7.885
10,35*
6,468
8,518
5.77*
13.675
6,838
6,815
6,451
13,195
8,591
12,425
47,449
6.804
9,409
1.8
1.2
2.6
1.9
*3,891
7,842
5,267
12,583
8,962
*«3
133.992
19,848
315,208
29,502
37,711
15.8
142,420
21,500
6,1a
13,724
6,9*5
7,161
6,578
13.925
9,086
13,048
47,936
9,200
I3,'iw4
9.805
145,346
21,756
26,908
15,524
12,360
11.512
16,015
14,748
13.
5.766
12,912
7,441
15.31*
14,508
6,102
12,7*1
27,089
1.9
1.*
2.2
35.712
9.382
6,657
10,221
36,602
9.35*
6,962
10,741
37.060
9,611
6,89*
11,004
8i,o4o
7,36O
9.589
9,189
80,364
7,989
9,652
9,074
38,000
5,080
5,056
3.722
4,263
lSjoS
7.*
75.*28
7.031
8,861
9,272
35,264
19,264
1.0
4,309
16,725
8,433
fa, 950
12,882
9,376
^6,329
1.6
3.0
2.7
1.2
2.6
»l
7.*
35,386
25,33*
l*.732
11,bl4
10,804
7.196
14,237
12,474
5,*63
12,290
2
147,952
38,285
27,626
43,065
$51*.577
2.3
5.*
3.3
2.5
65,971
50,283
46,019
30,993
60,737
5*,223
23,*20
51,729
$494,838
July-September
17.096
11,063
28.9
108,118
April-June
16,486
10,759
9.*
38,299
578,313
86,820
January-Mar ch
1.5
1.9
4,234
38,963
12,9*1
11,439
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 4 or more for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either the current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
B-6a
Monthly employment of covered workers, ^y Industry divisions and significant major Industry groups, 1/ 1939
Colorado 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number Jj
Total, all industries.
Mining.
10...
12...
Construction.
15
16
17
Manufacturing.
20
27
30
32
33
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
*2
:
*6
*8
Wholesale and retail trade...
50
51.
£
55.
56.
5771 •
52.
Average monthly employment
Somber
Percent
of total,
all industries
January February
129,565
100.0
119,2*8
13.515
5.038
7,776
8,388
10.*
6.0
2.*
2.6
2*0
9a
2.2
1.6
2,908
2,109
I- 3
*-9
6,399
2,22*
9.7
1.7
3.3
*.272
3.333
**»353
5.858
5.587
9.575
3.678
3.836
2,175
2.6
65
Service.
70.
72.
7378-
s
2.9
3.0
1.7
3.3
3.0
3.*
§00
Miscellaneous.
See footnotes on opposite page.
13,250
3.*70
3.331
1.725
1,660
55*
2,8*9
1.653
1,561
5.*32
11,993
1,990
*>319
3.139
5,822
*,320
5,**7
1,791
1.325
27,386
9,927
*1,171
3*. 3
Finance, insurance, and real
estate
1,663
1.5
1,672
12,55?
5.295
9,2*6
*.996
6.5
3.H9
3,302
1,967
31.*99
11,775
15,110
3*9
*.2
1.*
1.0
10.2
2.7
2.6
1-3
1.3
5.213
8,38*
3.*12
3.629
1,921
*,25*
3,515
4,095
5,657
2,109
1.158
12,365
3,119
3,088
1,696
1,5*8
570
March
April
May
U7.703
122,705
125,097
128,329
1*,970
5,298
9.087
1*,781
5.*18
8,756
12.977
*,9U
7,371
11.853
*,790
*,987
1.695
1,787
1,505
5,9*8
2,229
27.195
9,565
2,835
1,701
1.510
5.7*1
28,2*1
11,782
1.926
12,028
2,010
1,709
9.923
2,905
1,806
1,*96
6,006
6,298
8,221
10,096
11,2*8
10,95*
3,097
3.1*1
1,983
3.835
4,211
*,3*8
*,705
2.195
I'M
29,270
10,03*
2,9*7
1,981
1.765
30,1*5
2,050
2.929
2,271
6,132
1,799
6,209
1,823
1,7*8
6,152
6,072
12,739
12,68*
2,263
13,0*5
2,312
*,372
13,038
2,332
*,321
3.5*9
2,148
2,929
2,102
3.221
*,289
3,309
*0,1*6
*2,6o7
*2,933
5.*82
5,169
7.938
3,388
5.52*
5,237
*3,6*8
5.6*7
3,606
1,899
*,209
3,503
4,0*6
3.*2i
2! 1^9
*,231
3.5*8
4,2l6
5,635
5,716
1.159
1,178
2,211
32,128
12,0*9
2,920
2.276
10,*28
*.285
9,626
11,056
132,756
11,335
5,056
5,520
*,196
3,122
131.78*
July
*.77l
5.*95
1,995
*,273
3,120
June
5,62*
5.167
9.300
3.*65
3,808
2,21*
*, 222
^2*8
9,606
ll[**2
3,*22
**,*36
5,7i6
*,081
1:8
3.636
3.911
2,175
*,299
*,213
*,307
*, 530
5,68*
1,8**
1,794
3,*8*
3,818
2,222
*,1*1
*5,108
6,093
5,592
9,197
*,029
3.963
2,090
*,307
*,215
*,552
5,528
1,859
1.287
l.*7*
1.53*
12,928
13.710
1*,183
3.27*
3.0*5
1.707
1.523
12,785
3.355
3.155
1.761
1,5*7
'3£
3,2*6
1,666
1,66*
l!752
3.515
1,658
3,622
1,62*
1.653
1,635
1.716
562
599
501
509
539
553
2,098
12,*26
2,121
3
5,71?
*,012
August
136,276
September
October November
137.6**
138.331
*.76*
13.730
4.971
7.989
l*, 759
5.052
8.938
11,277
*,228
10,219
67
?'
S
*,37*
8,882
3.081
11,986
6,*76
*,682
3.738
2,367
2,175
2,063
32,933
3*,066
37,556
2.932
2,308
2,963
2,250
1,777
6,073
1,721
6,507
12,695
13.062
2,*38
13,531
*.33l
3.503
12,989
2,438
*,238
3»*57
*f,703
*7,*20
6,276
6,618
9,*8*
3.991
3.918
6,32*
6,311
10,138
*,077
3,957
16,269
2,876
2,270
1,698
7.*35
12.633
2.373
*.163
3.*22
*,562
*, 188
*,583
2,902
2,922
2,051
35.782
14.590
2.893
2.3*
1,621
7.515
12,*20
2,218
*,215
3.*05
*,*15
2,176
3.933
4,578
5,382
5.290
5,128
1,62*
l,6l6
1,601
l.**9
l,*7l
1,701
7,875
*^38
5,36*
*,1*0
3,580
5.033
9.059
3,791
3.938
10,012
1,618
i*,276
*,026
1*,802
*5,811
5,797
5,6*7
10,75*
3.7*0
3.893
*5.878
6,07*
5,788
2,101
*,352
*,32*
175,163
1.370
1,27*
13,382
12,9*2
3,2*1
3,31?
1,774
5.167
1,601
1.306
12,7*8
3.138
3.258
1,717
1.769
1.710
1.7*1
1,816
1.72*
5*8
5*8
553
558
B —6b
4/ "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment
Colorado 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
srsr
Industry division and major industry group
$167,012
Total, all industries.
Mining
10 Metal
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining.
18,444
7,860
9,*65
10*721
3,710
16 General contractors, other than building.
17 Construction—special trade contractors..
f.
...
6'' "
*
>
20 Pood and kindred products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries.
30 Hubber products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products,
33 Iron and steel and their products
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
..
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
51
52
54
55
56
57
71
52
function wholesalers
Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
Betail general merchandise. .
Betail food (includes liquor stores)
Betail automotive.....
Betail apparel and accessories.
Betail trade, not elsewhere classified....
Eating and drinking places
Other wholesale and retail trade
.estate.
65 Seal estate dealers, agents, and brokers.
Service
and other lodging places.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, ca
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified.
78 Motion pictures
Miscellaneous.
100.0
11.1
1.7
2,769
26.1
9.4
2.7
1.7
5.557
2,872
1.3
2,115
9.952
18,046
2,699
6.371
6.0
10.8
5,^03
5*.272
8,014
$40,187
$42,827
$*6,532
5,042
1,986
3.692
4,152
5,558
2,155
2,987
3,*87
2,648
4.8
12.037
1,810
32.5
5.8
1:2
3.2
1.5
3,046
1,137
1,267
2,172
1,870
908
1,190
576
10,497
3,575
1,160
673
12,962
1.909
2.316
2,088
5,890
3.5
731
1,*05
.8
1,292
12,187
2.563
3,111
1.976
1.795
1.7
7.3
1.5
1.9
1.2
1.1
526
2,316
792
29*
2,819
579
715
466
*29
132
595
2,971
7 4l
".1
1
36*
5.5
^
1.597
1,597
1,329
1.7
1,300
547
12.715
4.761
4,640
3-5
9,209
2,935
11,025
4,043
l,l4o
717
2,362
2,918
5,782
9-1
$
784
9,370
3.287
1.099
619
4i4
2,157
4,210
569
1,532
3.2
9,666
9.184
*,055
$
3.8
1.6
1,876
1,575
2,877
2.2
2.5
October-
$37.*66
5.7
6.4
4,242
*3.607
15,666
M
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is 3
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
July-September
total, all
industries
2,282
703
350
3
-2S
l,*23
13.857
2,038
15,416
2,257
2,596
2,175
1.098
2,582
1.778
W3
1.^87
2.251
1.638
710
jHo
3.2*3
s
%
135
131
3,051
1,07*
l,44i
650
2,360
730
308
3.067
59*
775
£
128
than 1 percent of the total all industries.
in either current or preceding year.
I
B-7a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Connecticut 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number jJ
Total, all industries
Mining
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
January
February
100.0
4I4,679
439,796
854
Construction
15
17
16,250
6,851
5,424
Manufacturing
20
22
23
26
27
28
30
33
35
36
37
39
281,078
6.763
40,792
22,633
5,274
7,762
7.263
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
46
48
Wholesale and retail trade
50
51
&:::::::::::::::::::::::::
55
56
57
71
52
Finance, insurance, and real
estate
Service
72
Miscellaneous
See footnotes on opposite page.
3.7
1.6
1.2
63.9
1.5
9.3
5.1
1.2
1.8
1.7
2.1
10.6
9.9
9,188
46,773
43.710
20,115
39.659
21,026
4.6
9.0
4.8
20,606
5,625
5,875
4.7
72,868
7.257
5.391
12,078
9,157
5,131
6,932
9,994
6.354
8,635
16.6
23.549
16,341
5.4
20,850
7,103
4.7
3,741
.8
March
April
May
June
4x6,242
422,925
425,738
429,729
430,795
577
548
707
789
10,666
4,930
3,767
10,624
4,873
3.791
12,628
16,093
266,269
6,544
41,425
20,813
5,172
7.550
6,814
302
,092
40,7*2
18,332
37,869
18,673
269.184
6.547
41,520
21.946
5,132
7,666
6,895
).3°9
.695
*o,P4O
18,123
20,176
38.362
18,931
20,047
July
August
September
October
November
469,539
473.334
433.701
44i,u4
458,417
960
936
979
1.037
1.045
975
969
19,075
8,082
5.798
19,085
8,3?1
5.9*2
18.965
7,796
6,111
18,541
7.496
6,199
19,185
7,767
6,699
17.598
6.925
6,455
268,535
6,870
38,759
21,623
4,999
7.605
7,122
8,684
45.135
273.621
6,914
39.858
21,701
5.130
7,675
7,124
8,763
44,857
42,821
19,647
281,113
6,997
4O,817
303,856
6,837
43.290
24,648
5.685
8,013
7.830
9,556
50,106
48,052
23.369
41,892
23.405
308,254
6,872
43,402
23,752
5.817
8,033
7,924
9,723
51,608
20,513
5.218
7,758
7,227
8,730
45,670
43,646
20,587
38.922
20,954
294,566
6,882
42,257
25,035
5,402
7.963
7.520
9.095
47,983
46,921
22,047
39.959
22,060
21,170
5,623
5.948
21,179
5,636
5.951
75,177
7,459
5,418
12,633
9,300
5.262
7.261
76,955
7.706
5,635
13,
9.2(
5.347
7.341
10,282
6,556
8.917
4,s4i
18,252
7.724
5.4o6
39,709
22,521
5.169
7,757
6,935
9.296
45,150
41,183
18,308
39.054
19,*02
268,681
6,587
37.855
22,595
5,021
7,550
6,877
9.265
45,288
41,172
18,397
38,575
19.791
268,696
6,773
38.352
21.788
5.066
7,638
6,9*7
8,828
45,193
41,003
18,937
38,158
20,162
20,431
5.693
5.837
20,697
5,734
5,898
20,354
5.682
5.876
20,532
5.656
5.869
20,930
5,632
5,858
72,279
7,097
11.639
8,955
5,186
7,248
9.964
6,353
8,646
72.717
7,068
5.349
11,737
9,204
5.194
7.174
9,772
6,511
8,798
71.998
7.138
5.413
11.347
9.575
5.154
6,352
9,747
6.705
8,632
71.646
7,142
5.505
11,054
9.384
5,070
6,287
9,838
6,718
8,717
74,420
7.384
5.424
12,161
9.338
5.089
7,200
10,149
6,769
8,957
4*, 28^
l:lfs
21
7,0?6
1*0,381
19,220
38,167
20,252
38,454
23,894
49,*09
23,453
4^,200
24,292
5.548
5,816
5,501
5,830
20,330
5,533
5,836
20,386
5.631
5.824
68,923
7,135
5.224
10,815
8,926
4,877
6,206
9,845
5.768
8,198
71.174
7,023
5.268
11.937
8,902
4,989
7,117
9,860
5.850
8,309
71,208
6,989
5,200
11,475
8,833
5,138
7.4o4
9,860
2.0
69,924
7,258
5.272
11,241
8,946
4,930
6,266
9,972
5,779
8.332
3.7
23,^57
16,161
23,456
16,185
23.567
16,299
23.439
16,244
23.^
16,2
23,509
16,305
23,662
16.417
23.784
16,528
23.666
16,487
23.555
16,419
20,301
6,793
20,201
6.779
20,*07
6,898
20,967
6,980
21,516
7,210
21,342
7,441
20,254
7.282
20,338
7.220
21,410
7,207
21,716
7,208
21.073
3.309
3,259
3.583
4.175
4,126
3.941
3.690
3,691
3,924
3,905
3.782
1.3
1.3
1.7
1.2
2.7
2.1
1.2
1.6
a
1.6
5.288
10.213
6,696
8.958
s(
23.524
16,4io
7,i6o
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1j 1933
Connecticut 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
28
Chemical s and allied product s
35
Nonferrous metals and their products
39
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
4g Utilities: Electric and gas
50
51
Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
54
Retail food (includes liquor stores).
57
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
Total 1939 4/ .
Percent of
total, all
industries
Amount
April-June
July- September
October-December
$626,9**
100.0
$1*0,207
$1*8,268
$156,029
$182,440
1,236
.2
188
331
37*
3*3
25,015
10,948
8,322
*.0
1.8
1.3
3.751
1.726
1.299
6,525
3.0*2
1.975
7.355
3.195
2,395
7,38*
2,985
2,719
386,119
9,697
*7.870
61.6
1.5
7.6
87,192
2,193
11.932
89,090
2.363
10,835
9*.523
2.525
11,810
U5.31*
2,616
13.293
3.2
1.2
2.1
1.7
1.9
10.5
10.1
*.5
10.0
5.3
*,772
1,70*
3.100
2,381
2,856
l*,566
13.813
6,0*7
l*.295
6,91*
*,663
1,770
3.215
2,526
2.917
15.291
1*,121
6,*81
l*,279
7.70*
5.06*
1.878
3.2*1
2,701
2,661
16,023
15.318
7.o*o
1*.917
8,1*6
5,*l6
2,227
3,610
3.177
3.173
20,195
19.955
8,*88
18,927
10,433
1.6
2.0
8.515
2,*85
2,818
8.951
2,55*
3.013
9.387
2,615
3.215
9.872
2.596
3.273
2.0
22,511
2,827
2*,*05
2,9*1
25,261
3.076
29.042
1.0
2.3
2,268
2,56*
2,56*
1,751
1,8*0
3.*86
1,31*
3.226
2,*1*
2.765
2,760
2,027
2,091
3.681
1,521
3.517
2,521
2,939
2,868
1,936
2,078
3.807
1.636
3.698
5.2
n.273
8,036
11.361
8,125
ii,*97
8,160
12,298
8,693
1.2
5,6*2
1,659
6,182
1,906
6,22*
2,013
6,610
1,980
1.135
l.*23
1,*08
1,577
19.915
7.579
13,166
10,785
11,607
66,075
63,207
28,056
62,*18
33.197
36,725
10,250
12,319
5.9
101,219
12,706
16.1
1.6
1.9
1.8
1-3
1.3
10,085
11.778
11,173
8,0*1
8,383
15,39*
6,138
1*,69*
46,429
33.01*
1/
2/
3/
4/
January-March
2.5
7-*
2*.658
7,558
3-9
5,5*3
•9
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries*
Coverage in 1939i Any employer of 5 or more in 20 weeks*
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
3,862
2,882
3.510
2,981
2,327
2,37*
*,420
1,667
*,253
B—8a
Monthly employment of eoversi. work®re, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Delaware Zj
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
J&l IfltdntWl,
Industry division
and major industry
group code number Jjj
Total, all industries
....
60,080
100.0
.3
Mining.
167
.
5.*25
2.379
698
2,348
Oe&a tract lorn.
16
IT-
-
24,150
20
22
23
25".
27
28
30....
31
33........0....
39
3.086
„
*
•
....
-
Transportation, coaaanlcatioa
and other public utHities*,
*2
*8
Wholesale and retail trade...,
50
51..
53
55
56
57
71
75
52
Finance, Insurance, and real
estate.
9.0
3.9
1.2
3.9
5.1
4.9
5.7
14,205
979
1.093
1,450
2.364
974
1.155
2,258
1.365
1,076
1.491
23.6
7.3*1
12.2
Service
72
73
•
MiffSellwmqug
6.9
1.235
2.1
M®y
June
July
August
September
October
November
52,9*9
5*.26*
56,536
58,4*5
60,022
61,35*
59.853
63,46*
65,524
63,612
62,603
102
98
106
153
210
220
206
17*
167
2,841
3,*66
*.3?3
5.106
6,5*3
2,70*
6,807
6,510
2,86*
2,990
3.027
76*
2,719
6,285
3.038
648
2,5*9
25.985
5.976
2,770
2,357
2,*32
791
3.309
536
2.518
27,032
5.7*9
2.961
1,120
336
1,385
2,100
1.4
1.1
3.122
643
645
1.6
1.9
3.8
2.3
1.8
2.5
4,126
1.350
772
April
1.3
5.3
1.0
4.7
4.4
2.5
1.6
1.8
2.4
5.083
March
2,834
2,206
2.305
656
2,863
528
3.057
2,421
1.532
fc!
3.*3l
830
689
February
21,942
40.2
2,946
2,362
2,570
770
3.181
589
2,812
2,677
1.502
January
13.049
95*
1.007
1.209
2,287
89*
1,051
2,15*
1,182
1,010
1,301
1.507
1.5*1
1.829
22,361
2.158
3.015
22,893
2,225
2,161
2,389
659
2,951
530
2,973
2,*25
1.595
3.166
689
648
13.079
913
1,01*
1.217
2,294
910
1,020
2,165
1,183
1,010
2,501
695
3,0*6
530
2,929
2,462
1,608
3,306
797
647
2,201
696
2,209
23.51*
2,310
2,975
2,*17
2.*76
713
3.079
*85
2.955
2.938
1,586
3.163
78*
659
13.584
925
1,018
i,4oo
2,289
950
1,230
2,189
1*,021
997
1,0*1
1,206
957
1,066
1,386
2,*96
963
1,200
2,201
1.257
1,380
1,*52
762
7.1*5
771
4,886
7.17*
3.915
1,25*
767
*.105
1.332
798
1,19*
1.209
1.353
7.H*
1.2
8.4
*.813
*.867
2.2
1.3
3.717
1.230
725
3.820
1,1*1
1,160
See footnotes on opposite page.
1.963
601
72*
*,965
225
189
5,506
2,*39
611
2,456
5.758
2,*96
716
2,5*6
6,260
2,*79
1.078
2,703
23.73*
2*.096
2,809
22,652
2,838
2.692
2,26*
2.552
783
2.878
2,*69
2.517
810
3.117
480
2,*92
2,492
812
3.261
5*1
2,909
1,51*
2,889
l,6o4
2,763
2,09*
1,*78
3.301
840
3.*87
89*
2,661
3.536
828
679
2.762
690
2,896
921
1.523
2,630
785
3»*35
70*
2.76*
2.575
1.355
25.629
3.*18
2,981
2,*20
2.857
8*1
3.396
735
2.787
3.029
1.3*7
3.757
92*
73*
3,669
1.032
720
3.67*
87*
730
l*.l?5
9*2
1*. 8*1
l*.739
1,407
1.113
1.556
2,3*8
1,009
1.227
2,360
1,4*2
2,126
2.3«6
71*
1*.303
1,016
1,1*9
1.371
2,4*1
982
1.183
2,212
1,386
1.075
1,488
i*.575
958
1,170
1,*22
2,511
991
1,179
7.250
717
*»995
* , 263
l*.339
J »
1,400
2,338
1,121
1.013
1,122
1.038
2,192
2,211
1.6*5
2,327
1,003
1.229
2.-503
1,558
1,*18
1,13*
1.421
1,13*
1,626
1,686
7.306
728
5.030
7.329
7*5
5.055
7.292
748
5.031
1.370
*,846
1,*30
4,271
1,428
803
8*3
*.386
l,*37
77*
1,220
1,211
1,201
1,2*7
2,20*
1.532
1.103
1.505
995
2,320
995
961
795
1.023
25.027
2,401
2,462
2.787
850
3.396
727
2,821
3.101
1.*37
713
1*,71*
1,0*5
1.O89
1,621
2,318
998
1.257
2,*30
1.113
1,6**
1.557
1.399
1.097
7.36*
740
5.H2
7.605
735
5.338
7.67*
737
5.393
3.981
1.35*
775
3.953
1.353
4.30*
1.300
1,301
i,46o
7*2
1.353
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
DistrictofColumbia2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
fetal, all industries
Amount
*
Minim;
Construction
...
.
15 Building construction—general contractors. .
I d General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors...
Total 1919 57"
Percent of
total, all
indus^rlfi.
Manufacturing.
..
.
20 Food and kindred products.
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics ai*&
similar materials.
.
23 furniture and finished lumber products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
30 lubber products.
••••••
...••••
31 Leather and leather products....
«...
33 Iron and steel and their products
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
.<
$18,233
$20,555
187
.2
20
**
*9
1.892
850
229
813
31.185
3.532
3,*86
36.9
1,516
3.052
1,211
5.500
706
3.H26
*.*58
2,205
1/
2/
3/
4/
7.555
797
813
7.590
1,022
8 28
1.8
1
S
6*5
397
708
292
1,318
1*8
899
1,101
601
3*7
7*7
30?
1.38*
178
792
928
535
1.3
862
167
2*8
990
212
281
1.075
229
289
1.8
3.505
318
3.813
3*8
3.929
3*7
391
229
4*2
2*5
561
353
3U
606
20*
298
*%
**l
262
552
351
299
6*2
211
31*
510
2.6
19.658
......
6,9*7
709
839
*.l
giniaee^ ingugjnee^and r*frl_eat»te.
63 Insurance carriers
*
67 Holding companies (except real estate holding companies)....
„..
*.2
.8
18.7
Miscellaneous
133
389
1.572
698
18*
690
1.*
6.5
15.777
1,487
...»
366
*.l
IMMlg^J^.
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
,
51 Wholesale distributors, ether thaa full-service and limitsdfoactlon wholesalers
,
53 Betail general merchandise., ••••••••• <,•.*».
...
5% Bstail food (includes li*uor stores)
55 Metail scat emotive.
5? Betail apparel awd accessories.
..
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Sating and drinking places
75 Filling station®, g®e, and automobile repair services....
52 Other wholesale and retail trade....
••••••...»•••••
888
Ll
1.7
1.5
3.1
.9
1.5
2.3
1.292
2.589
1.2&
1.9*1
1,132
1.259
2,629
1.7
18.5
5.3
1.3
1*5
3.1
239
1.235
152
875
919
557
§2
330
568
173
279
390
*,**2
23.3
V
15.6*0
*,*86
1.0
2.0
1.729
1,075
2,207
1.416
*»757
35*
3.516
3.77*
3.761
979
251
290
1,201
286
313
1,161
299
318
590
650
656
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total, all Industries.
Coverage in 1939'
employer of 1 or more in each of 20 different weeks within current or preceding year.
For titles of cedes see above.
S a m as total taxable wage®.
$21,109
3.6
.9
3.2
7.7
3.00*
736
2,723
*.8
Service. *
*
......
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified
July-September
100.0
4,016
839
1,110
Transportation, goamunication, and other public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire.,
*8 Utilities: Xlectric and gas
Apr11-June
$8*,*01
*
•••••••••••••.
.
.....
Jaauary»-March
B-9a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisons and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
District of Columbia 2/
Industry division
and major industry
Total, all industries
Average monthly employment
Percent
lumber
of total,
all industries
162,021
100.0
—
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing
"'as:..;....:
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
*i
:
*2
*6
*8
Wholesale and retail trade....
53
5*
56
January
February
March
April
150,6*0
153.932
160,720
161,367
May
group
161,127
11.6
13.3*5
4.132
6,698
8.2
15.768
3.*87
2,322
*.939
*,122
9.7
67.*07
3.691
6,680
11,858
8,210
3.26*
5.205
10.*57
11,338
*,026
2,678
*1.6
15.869
2,978
9.79*
9.8
30,728
6,023
9,016
3.25*
2,008
1.7*9
*,3*7
19.0
108
.1
July
August
September
October
November
162,213
160,189
161,996
163.923
166,140*
169,032
—
—
—
18.796
7.083
10,213
June
December
code number
172,708
—
—
6.3
12,*96
*,*2*
7,*63
13.693
5.262
7,821
16.293
6,279
9,077
16,661
6,422
9.286
18,819
7.196
10,*01
19.003
7.352
10,253
19.69*
7.236
10,609
22,551
8,169
12,330
19,903
6,9*8
11,019
21,588
7,5*8
11,811
2.6
*.l
13.290
4,108
6.831
13.357
*,06l
6,922
13.236
4,06l
6,7*1
12,938
3.915
6,620
13.550
4,328
6,611
13.533
*,*32
6,562
13.3**
4,225
6,550
13,395
4,104
6,605
13.2*0
4,001
6,727
13,16*
3,860
6,755
13.322
4,09*
6,663
13.772
*»399
6,788
2.2
1.*
3.0
2.5
i*.735
3.356
2,050
4.7S7
3.666
15,266
3.51*
2,050
*,762
3.996
15,*56
3.528
2,197
*.712
*.050
15.782
3.52*
2,192
4,850
4,130
15.?60
3.*95
2,35*
4,907
*.139
16,083
3,*99
2.377
*,965
4,191
15,802
3,48*
2,31*
*.93l
4,189
15,877
3.*59
2,**9
4.905
*, 210
16,232
3.*99
2,592
5,077
*, 2*9
16,126
3,*90
2,560
5.063
*,2*9
I5.?7l
3,*90
2.389
5.101
*, 2*2
15.923
3.503
2,3*4
5.202
*.155
6.5
7.0
2.5
1.6
63,219
3.561
5.6*8
10,*67
8,303
3.097
*.692
10,090
11,1*9
3.658
2.55*
6*,639
3.539
6.5*3
10,961
8,265
3.13*
4,79?
10,21*
10,876
3.785
2,523
66.8*6
3.6*3
6,6*0
11,89*
8,166
3.157
5.*99
10,119
11,11*
3.98*
2,630
67.636
3.633
6,558
11.259
8,*17
3.153
5.915
10.503
11.582
3.938
2.678
65,283
3.736
6,6*6
9.125
8,300
3,383
5,21*
10,*55
11,828
*,173
2,*23
66,319
3.652
6.697
IO.323
8,018
3,*8*
5,366
10,328
11,810
3.9a
2,720
65.679
3.577
6,5*3
10,899
7.8?5
3.2*7
4,832
10.395
11.552
3.955
2.78*
65,556
3.609
6.675
10,6*5
7.995
3.367
4,232
10,660
11,307
*.295
2,771
68,520
3.665
6,9*6
12,230
8,*87
3.269
5.2*9
10,598
11,122
*,156
2,798
69,096
3.7*7
6,869
12,**0
7.9*0
3.277
5,29*
10,6*1
11.5*9
4,30*
3.035
71,008
3.725
7.229
1*.830
7.938
3,260
5,*6*
10,513
11.135
*.189
2.725
75.085
*.209
7.162
17.227
8,792
3.338
5.89?
10,97*
11,03*
3.960
2,*90
1.8
6.1
15.559
2.956
9.509
15,*6*
2,889
9,516
15.905
3.056
9.705
15.837
2,961
9.801
16,000
3.011
9,918
15.8*0
3.033
9.758
15.803
2.938
9.713
15.87*
2.973
9.703
15,99*
2,9?3
9,8*1
16,111
2,9*9
10,3**
16,055
2,930
9.97*
15.983
3,0*4
9,7*8
3.7
5.6
2.0
1.2
1.1
2.7
31.267
6,259
9,110
3.20*
2,002
1.796
*,526
31.*l6
6,6*1
8,889
3.199
1,990
1,802
4,5*1
32.855
7.*55
9.012
3.237
2,026
1,800
*,828
32.360
7,061
9,000
3.257
2,095
1.792
4,5*9
31.381
6.171
9,255
3.300
1.9*3
l,76l
*.*59
31.320
6,009
9.*72
3.298
1,862
1.781
*,830
29.76*
5,*0*
9,*2*
3,262
2,12*
1.756
3,905
28,6*4
5.299
9,189
3,121
1.910
1.689
3.72*
29.939
5,5*8
8.381
3.311
1,999
1,7*5
4,478
30,19*
5.706
8,780
3.3*2
2,08*
1,696
3.839
29,209
5,302
8,782
3.179
1.922
1.667
3,830
30,383
5,*19
8,8?3
3.340
2.136
1.695
*.658
7*
97
129
153
13*
115
103
99
95
125
86
92
2.3
*.l
7.3
5.1
2.0
b2
23.381
9,*88
11,899
21,*70
8,67*
10,586
Finance, insurance, and real
65
.
72
73-..
86
See footnotes on opposite page.
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
District of Columbia 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 */
Industry division and major industry group
Amount
$216,864
Percent of
total, all
industries
100.0
J anuary-March
$50,00*
April-June
July-September
$53.5*7
October-December
$53,8*1
$59,*72
—
27
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities........
41 Street, suburban, and interurban railways and city and
46
48
Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
Utilities: Electric and gas
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
54
Retail food (includes li<juor stores)
71
75
Eating and drinking places
Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services...
65
Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers
"76
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....
Miscellaneous.
1/
2/
3/
4/
21,35*
7,924
11,7*2
9.8
23,162
6,989
12,219
10.7
26.433
12.2
*»897
1,8**
2,7*3
5,9*8
2,08*
3.316
6,86*
2,581
3,6*2
5,575
1,690
3,016
5.719
1,7*8
3,01*
5.7**
1,77*
2,981
6,12*
1,777
3,208
6,215
6,573
6,615
7.030
l,*57
585
1,97*
1,83*
1,*98
66*
2,026
1.971
l.*93
70*
2,078
2,009
1,608
736
2,261
2,137
19,513
20,696
l»*59
20,691
1,430
23,289
1,699
5.*
6.0
4.8
2.^
2.8
6.4
*.3
2.2
1.9
2.62*
3,160
2,*33
1,1*3
1.365
3,171
2,223
1,098
933
2,889
3,0*2
2.576
1,291
1,553
3,338
2,400
1,155
993
2,962
2,938
2,697
1,227
1,421
3,44o
2,328
1,182
1,066
3,3*9
3,803
2,686
1,327
1,71s
3.845
2,443
1.255
1,164
2.6
4.2
5,005
1,382
2,133
5,183
l,*30
2,250
5.124
1,408
2,202
5,696
1,47s
2,495
2.6
4.2
2.4
1.4
1.5
*.3
10,02*
1,445
2,143
1,231
702
785
2,475
10,445
1,508
2,33*
1,299
721
799
2,464
9,690
1,331
2,243
1,260
735
765
2,092
10,^38
1,431
2,35*
1,371
785
828
2,215
27
3*
29
31
3.2
5.6
6,056
2,689
8,339
7,951
84,189
5,951
3,6*5
1,*15
2,04l
3.6
2.8
1.2
3.8
3.7
38. S
2.7
11,824
12,9*3
10,392
4,988
6,057
13,79*
9,39*
4,690
*,156
21,008
5.698
9,080
9.7
*o,597
5,715
9.07*
5,161
2,9*3
3,177
9,2*6
18.7
121
.1
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939s Any employer of one or more at any time.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
B—IOa
Monthly enqployment of covered workers, "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Florida 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Total, all industries
Mining
15
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
kz
*5
46
Wholesale and retail trade....
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
234,270
100.0
252,699
25*.275
253.68*
238,071
221,655
217,872
208,77*
208,5*3
21*,*87
231,628
2*6,517
263,037
3.170
3,161
1.3
1.3
3.112
3.091
3.062
3,0*1
3,127
3,106
3.130
3.109
3.212
3.192
3,250
3,2*9
3,272
3.272
3.162
3,162
3.037
3.037
3,118
3,118
3,273
3,273
3.285
3,285
18,759
9.376
5.3**
*,039
8.0
*.o
2.3
1.7
16,923
8,171
5,*56
3,296
16,885
8,171
5,663
3,051
16,5*5
7,3*2
5,903
3,300
16,408
7,750
5,363
3,295
16,717
7.911
5,266
3.5*0
18,601
9.279
5,2*2
*,080
19,111
9,*70
5,277
*.36*
20,275
10,580
5.068
*,627
21,135
10,906
5,503
*,726
21,563
11,232
5,273
5,058
21.983
11,816
5.H8
5.0*9
18,959
9,887
*,989
*,083
66,790
13.389
10,069
15,590
7,603
2,612
3.526
6,807
2,281
28.5
6.7
3.2
1.1
1.5
2.9
1.0
67,860
15,688
9.330
15.249
7.750
2,568
3.673
7.388
1.712
67,821
1^,623
9,729
15,*75
7,8*8
2,617
3,669
7.6*9
1,661
70,328
16,890
9.788
15,505
7.*28
2,593
3.675
7.872
1,967
67.**3
15.719
9,862
15,39*
7,253
2,572
3,575
6,*57
2,0*8
65,*O6
13,112
10,091
15,442
7,037
2,5*3
3»*83
6,905
2,211
6*.852
12,856
10,10*
15,56*
6,560
2,627
3,373
6,769
2,288
62,912
11,897
10,*33
15.707
5.770
2.235
3.251
6,*18
2.213
62,*17
9,906
10,500
16,07*
6,327
2,279
3,279
6,596
2,3*6
6*,*11
9.903
10,670
16,27*
7.213
2,290
3.*36
6,988
2,375
66,815
10,807
10,897
15,297
9,300
2,900
3.50*
6.177
2.639
69,7*5
12,568
10,919
15.677
9,597
2,975
3,60*
6,065
2,960
71»*76
16,706
8,50*
15,*15
9,157
3,1*1
3,79*
6,405
2.955
2*,555
2,501
3.207
3.111
5.756
4,816
*,550
10.5
1.1
1.*
1.3
2.5
2.0
1.9
25,650
2,520
3.3*5
3.283
6,28*
5.037
&.531
25,305
2,*3*
3.328
3.390
5.82*
5,226
4,472
25.590
2,395
3.308
3.517
6,1*2
5**50
2*,44O
2,302
3,128
3.152
5.997
*,805
*,513
23.8B9
2.251
3.037
2,795
6,183
*,6i7
*.*73
2*,082
2,286
2,95?
2,95*
6,409
*» *33
*,517
23,118
2.444
3,023
3,094
4,921
*,*38
*,57*
2*, 0*7
2,5*5
3,0*8
3.117
5.768
4,44s
*.5l3
2*,210
2.576
3.059
3.087
5,732
4,567
*,559
2*.061
2.644
3.202
3.158
5.184
4,642
*,609
2*, 256
2,802
3,3*1
2,788
5,113
*,892
*,67i
26,016
2,818
3.711
2,995
5.513
5.5*3
*»722
8*,752
9,120
2*,6*5
10,223
7,816
5,6*1
2,585
7.992
7,100
8,*2*
36.2
95,37*
9.319
31.078
10,*53
8,18*
5.*77
88,8*3
8,95*
29.567
9.851
7,*53
5.529
2,873
7.711
7,468
8,205
67,408
8.723
12,639
8,992
2,395
7,*83
5.785
8,21*
75,910
8,*86
21,229
9.533
6.951
5,312
2.135
7.367
5.227
8,5*7
69,292
8,671
1*,757
8,880
7.j50*
9.753
8,328
9*.539
9.197
31.651
io,*58
7.983
5,479
3.231
8,0*7
8.997
8,189
80,896
8,5*3
25.555
2.*
1.1
3.*
3.0
3.6
9*.51*
9.325
31.301
10,327
8,018
5,4*2
2,728
8,376
9.187
8,511
7.397
5.166
8,5*0
5!*«>3
2,060
7»*20
5.189
8,520
70,602
9.397
13,*79
9,523
7.585
5.*6o
2,260
7,687
5,*32
8,632
85.027
9.*85
25,100
9,983
8,309
6,103
2,*02
8,056
6,165
8,229
93.022
9,*O6
28,613
11,661
8,558
6.213
2,730
8,5*0
7,621
8,463
101,599
9,940
30,769
13.717
8,976
6.*77
3.179
9.351
9.205
8.715
6,873
3.0*3
2.9
1.3
7,*03
3.3*6
6,9*9
3.280
6,812
3.189
6,580
2,821
6,577
2.795
6,653
2.800
6,70*
2,866
6.775
2.996
6,786
2,988
2!^
7,168
3,127
7,271
3.338
26,896
9,688
7,565
11.5
3*,681
15.798
7.986
36,231
16,806
8,340
2,36*
*,512
3*. 185
15,*89
8,150
2,351
*,069
28,753
10,475
7.551
2,305
4,448
22,50*
5.928
7,02*
2,26*
3,*9l
21,929
5,557
7,062
2,285
3.*21
21,8*1
5.722
6.8*3
2,337
3.27*
21,856
5.801
6.7**
2,313
3.302
21,772
5,657
6,940
2,*03
3.051
22,139
2.399
2,002
24,693
8,537
7,847
2,399
2,193
32.170
13.799
8.851
2,*78
3.251
2,6*8
2,558
2,474
2,*5*
2,595
2,52*
2,603
2,53*
2.112
2.377
2,261
3.9
10.5
4.4
?
: 5S
5.362
Finance, insurance, and real
65
2,*75
For footnotes see opposite page.
*.l
3.2
1.0
1.5
1.1
2.556
£82
B-lOb
Quarterly wages earned In covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Florida 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
15 Building construction—general contractors
17
Construction—special trade contractors
24 Lumber and timber basic products....
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
27
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
39
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
43 Other transportation, except water transportation
45
46
48
50
51
56
57
71
70
Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified
Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
Utilities: Electric and gas
Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
Retail apparel and accessories
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified..
Eating and drinking places
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....
78 Motion pictures
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not else-
July-September
$57,793
$53,658
$50,919
$62,322
1.3
1.3
687
674
736
726
738
738
806
806
17.920
8,778
4.479
4,663
8.0
3.9
2.0
2.1
3,572
1,672
1,073
827
3.736
1.7%
l,06l
926
4.736
2,389
1,067
1,280
5,876
2,968
1.278
1,630
57.565
12,945
7.735
10,158
5.433
3.372
5.974
4.657
2,606
25.6
5.8
3.4
4.5
2.4
1.5
2.7
2.1
1.2
13,868
3,534
1,581
2.506
1.312
764
1.519
1,147
461
14,021
3,245
1,913
2,487
1,269
815
1.439
1,145
606
13,623
2,843
1,988
2.523
1.071
866
1.367
1,123
685
16,053
3,323
2,253
2,642
1,781
927
1,649
1,242
854
25.525
2,321
4,638
2,032
11.4
1.0
2.1
•9
6,374
570
•1,153
521
6,305
540
1,121
493
6,139
5*9
1,101
460
6,707
662
1,263
558
1.2
2.7
3.1
667
1,518
1,710
747
1,479
1,733
585
1,462
1.759
602
1,594
1,790
5.2
22,304
2.822
20,526
2,743
18,082
2.676
23.837
3.357
9.8
3.7
3.0
3.4
1.2
4.1
2.1
4.6
6.520
1,999
1,690
1,806
750
2,266
1,642
2,476
5,776
1,905
1.575
1.795
654
2,228
998
2,543
3.635
1.953
1.615
1.723
555
2,190
851
2,586
6,130
2,483
1,856
2.343
711
2,594
1.215
2,785
1.4
2,443
837
2,423
745
2,314
711
2,746
845
3-3
2.4
1.4
8,113
3,3p2
1,544
758
5,495
1.343
1.263
768
4,891
1,036
1,136
852
5.927
1,733
1,452
855 "
1.7
1,304
969
752
682
U32
416
396
370
2,601
6,053
6,992
84,749
11,598
37.7
22,061
8,340
6,736
7.667
2,670
9.278
4,706
10,390
9.926
3.138
4.4
24,426
7.414
5,395
3,233
10.9
3,707
•7
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks in either current or preceding year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
0ct0ber-December
100.0
l,6l4
1/
2/
3/
4/
April-June
2.967
2,944
$224,692
l4 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
January-March
B-IICL
Monthly employment of covered workers, by Industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Georgia 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number jj/
Total, all industries..
16
.
Manufacturing,
24....
26
2S.*
.
.........
Transportation, coiasrcualcation,
and other publiq utilities...
46
48.
.
5*..
56.......
.
Average aonthly employment
Percent
of total,
Bumber
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
Hovember
December
314,368
329.335
32*.563
321,8*9
325.909
325,348
335.9H
350,091
3*8,532
3*6.773
3*3.367
1.92*
1.770
1,869
2,068
1.957
331.32*
100.0
309.8*6
1,865
.6
1,690
1.583
1,609
1.913
1.958
1.95*
2,089
17,2*3
7»806
6,*S0
5.2
2.*
1.9
l*,3*8
7.005
5.336
1*,601
7.359
5.085
17.561
8,301
6,7*8
17.359
7.589
6,997
17.531
7.558
7.066
18,118
7.679
7.369
18,553
7.869
7.06*
18,702
7.915
7.332
18,622
7.992
7.267
18,170
8,090
6,771
17.556
8,330
5.873
15.792
7.980
*.S53
182,729
16.593
86,751
18,196
12,517
7,761
3,695
4,287
10,325
3,416
6,357
3,822
55.2
5.0
26.2
5.5
3.8
2.3
1.1
1.3
3.1
1.0
1.9
1.2
17*.758
13.905
8*,8*0
16,70*
12,0*0
7.309
3.693
*.3?3
10,567
3.960
5.091
3.728
177.588
14,869
84,056
17.377
12,038
7.652
3.761
4,243
li,*03
4,062
5.811
3.681
183,296
14,849
85.003
17.893
12,886
7.956
3.725
*.275
13.2*5
4,66*
6,418
3.7*5
178,352
15.375
83,982
17,286
11.97*
7.758
3.782
*,25l
11.330
3.863
6,537
3.699
176,930
16,059
8*,0*9
17.229
11,818
7.770
3,668
*»375
9»*18
*,005
6.350
3.615
176.877
16,756
83.299
17.090
12,689
7.6**
3.638
*,258
8,255
*,368
6,429
3.709
176,*91
16,686
8*,286
17,611
12,631
7»**1
3.6*6
*,3*l
8,213
2,576
6,505
3.553
182,953
19.287
86,211
18,518
12,56*
7.661
3.65*
*.?67
9.*35
2,606
6,471
3.803
192,180
20,17*
89.715
19.963
12,997
7.993
3.755
*.397
11,196
2,570
6,650
*,010
193.221
18,611
91.572
20,209
12.739
7.910
3.876
*.3l0
10,605
2,627
6,761
*,l*7
192,565
16,733
92,800
19.961
12,981
8,0*6
3.55*
*,2*0
10,388
2,787
6.736
*,102
187,5*2
15.809
91.196
18,517
12,851
7.987
3.583
*.059
9,8**
2,905
6.52*
4,070
21,999
3,899
6,643
6,880
6.6
1.2
2,0
2.1
20,013
3.190
6,330
6,491
20,^1*
3.595
6,405
6,K*7
21,222
3.689
6,*81
6.525
21,*70
3,670
6,625
6,595
20,920
3.610
6,56*
6,6*8
22,124
3.693
6,663
6,929
22,0*6
3.651
6.733
7.018
22,51*
3.991
6,679
7.12*
21,06*
*,*05
6,7*7
7.152
21,3*6
4,605
6,783
7.123
23,003
*,219
6,815
7.093
23.7*8
*,*7*
6,896
7.*H
75.803
9.*07
11,080
14,583
6,970
5.3*0
5.030
7.625
3.639
10,76*
22.9
2.1
1.6
1.5
2.3
1.1
3.3
69.*53
8,6*5
10,2*5
12,581
6,683
5,088
*,136
7.20*
3,*25
10,157
69,79*
8,761
10,277
12,508
6,685
5.196
*.29l
7,201
3.*98
10,087
7*.038
9.079
10,588
13.735
6,956
5.359
5.177
7.*98
3.735
10,5*2
73»*20
8,908
10,2*7
1*,020
6,916
5.2*7
5,^2*
7.331
3.*7i
10,588
72,9*10
8,811
10, *27
13,828
6,871
5.278
*,908
7.288
3.500
10,681
74,560
8.877
10,642
14,05*
6,905
5,*09
4,927
7.645
3.691
10,985
7*.872
8,894
11,661
13 ,,986
6,826
5»*57
*.582
7.575
3,681
10,838
78,037
10,537
12,5*0
l*,l*6
6,91*
5.*30
*,689
7.6*0
3.798
10,990
80,999
10,915
12,058
15.203
7.1*9
5,460
5.*50
8,309
3.715
11,368
79»**2
10,008
11.717
15.722
7.260
5.322
5.511
7.8*0
3.699
11,028
79.711
9.970
11.295
16,312
7,386
5.372
5.468
7.875
3.670
10?937
82,17*
9.*7*
11.267
18,901
7.089
5.*66
5,899
8,090
3.790
10,969
9.102
*,007
2.7
1.2
8,833
3.936
8,961
4.030
9.08*
*.033
8,961
3.978
8.925
3.976
9.209
4,030
9.192
3.976
9.157
3.987
9,282
*,069
9.279
*.073
9.099
*.033
9.239
3.959
20,301
*«755
7.142
6.1
1.*
2.2
18,5*6
*,6S2
6,351
19.1*2
4,849
6,581
20,296
5.101
6,92*
20,807
5.121
6,908
20,*37
*.703
7.108
20,865
4,622
7.5U
20,463
*.39l
7,*11
20,650
*.118
7»*3*
21,308
5.203
7,4*7
20,098
*.5*0
7.331
208*19
*,66l
7»*08
20,578
*,870
7.291
2,282
.7
2,205
2,185
2,229
2,281
2,208
2,232
1,961
2,029
2,682
2,887
2.352
2,137
2.8
3.*
*.*
finance, insurance, and real
SST^T
See footnotes on opposite page.
B-llb
Quarterly wages earned la severed employment, 4/ "by Industry divisions and significant major Industry groups, 1/ 1939
Georgia 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries*
Mining.
Construction
..
15 Building construction—general contractors,
16 General contractors, other than building...
Manufacturing.
«...
20 Tood and kindred products
.
22 Textile-mill products..
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
24 Lumber and timber basic products
Furniture
and finished lumber products.....
25
26 Paper and allied products.
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
31 Leather and leather products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
l^alJ^Jt/L
Percent of
total, all
industries
Amount
$75,545
I.293
.4
265
318
321
389
12,610
6,057
3.861
4.1
2.0
1.2
2,448
1,203
773
3.127
1.475
1,000
3.354
1,504
1.077
3,681
1,875
1,011
17.439
63,687
5.7
20.9
34,618
3.715
15.053
36,009
4,164
15.209
36,882
4,617
15,438
42,751
4,943
17.98?
12,097
6,594
4.0
2.2
6,012
2.0
4,281
6.717
9.746
2,268
2.2
1.6
2,748
1,465
1,355
964
1,603
2,343
572
1.215
1.055
2,798
1,601
1,426
1,032
1.699
2,4O6
519
1,417
1,103
2,964
1,650
1,468
1.109
1,643
2,346
570
1.399
1,145
3.58?
1,878
1.763
1,176
1.772
2,651
607
1,630
1,474
1.1
3.2
3.3
6,052
736
2,274
2,303
6,438
778
2,421
2,417
6,799
859
2,564
2,542
7,085
1,045
2,519
2,606
18,059
19.350
2,742
20,103
2,854
23.538
3.48?
4,152
4,412
2.558
1,388
1.559
1,101
1.907
479
2,901
4,659
2,770
1.459
1.571
5.204
3.852
1,514
1.791
1,386
2.174
508
3.295
150,260
49.4
1.4
3.2
*7
1.9
5.661
4.777
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 Full-service aad limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
Betail general merchandise
Betail food (includes liquor stores)...... *
Be tail automotive...
Betail apparel and accessories
Betail trade, not elsewhere classified...
57
71 Sating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade.
81,050
II.693
26.7
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
T 3
Insurance carriers
14,613
6,705
4.8
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.
72 Personal services......
16,674
5.5
1/
2/
3/
4/
9.868
3.8
6.1
3.8
1.9
18,427
11.545
5,645
6.387
4,560
2.1
2.6
£58
.6
11,780
2,600
3.9
.9
1.5
4.538
1,156
2.2
.4
2,610
1,466
987
1.790
455
2,669
1,086
1,984
502
2,915
$86,215
3.547
1,663
3.992
1.765
3.809
656
993
4,173
653
1.129
4,439
667
1,198
1,218
259
280
277
340
3.518
1,603
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different calendar weeks, in either current or preceding year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
October-December
$73,242
8.7
Miscellaneous.
July-Sept ember
$69,028
26,374
3,418
9.778
P
April-June
100.0
$304,030
Transportation, communication, aad other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire....
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: llectric and gas....
P
January-Mar ch
B—12a
Monthly employment of covered workers, "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Hawaii 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number Jj
Mining
Construction
16
Transportationf communication,
and other public utilities....
Wholesale and retail trade....
56
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
76,101
70,791
70,326
70,708
23
23
19
73.176
100.0
69,*73
69.632
67,232
67.332
67.392
78,713
85.7*7
8*,670
37
.1
*6
*2
*0
32
*3
**
*2
*6
*8
5.636
2,812
1,176
1,648
5,682
2,886
1,097
1,699
5.*20
2.697
1,112
1,611
30.995
27.537
1,*27
693
5.3H
2,759
1,120
1,432
1*3
3*.791
31.3**
1,423
757
*7.5
6.95*
1.157
87*
1.398
757
1,628
9.5
17.968
1,629
l.*98
1,350
890
1,370
1,111
l.*57
2,466
1,010
5.I87
2*. 6
1.770
2.*
6,2*1
1.579
1,168
965
8.5
10*
.1
3.8
1.5
2,0
*,S72
2,3*3
1,272
1.257
5,093
2,6^7
1,1*0
1,296
5.132
2,651
1.17*
1.307
5,117
2,6*7
1,131
1.339
5.120
2,891
879
1.350
5.267
3.009
851
l.*07
5.13*
2.759
975
1,*00
5.533
2,83*
1,269
l.*30
5.728
2,921
1,366
1,4*1
*2.8
1.9
1.0
32.125
28,713
1,*13
75*
31.950
28,527
1,**5
7*8
29.357
25,86*
l.*3*
7*0
29,*85
26,00*
1,*15
7*2
29,6*2
26,17*
1,*19
756
*0,5*2
37.098
i,*3°
772
*7.290
*3,745
1,*11
938
*5,764
*2,30*
1,*28
889
36,94*
33.639
1,*15
703
31,955
28,522
1,*28
676
31,***
28,001
1.0
2.2
6,827
1,171
787
1,277
752
1,638
6,892
1,1*9
779
1,389
7*5
1.625
6,872
1.159
786
1.396
7*9
1,6*8
6,791
1.133
767
1.363
760
1,6*3
6,825
1,16*
757
1,391
755
1.616
6,978
1,168
885
1.389
758
1,620
7,085
1,161
938
l.*3*
755
1,608
7,129
1,192
967
1,*50
757
1,567
7.032
1,120
969
l.*25
76*
1,59*
7,055
1.17*
1,020
1,**0
757
1.637
6,981
1,150
916
l,*50
756
1,656
2.2
2.1
1.8
1.2
1.9
1.5
2.0
3.*
1.*
7.1
17,625
1,56*
1.39*
1.3*2
879
1,380
1,077
1,38*
2,*0*
1,017
5,18*
17,508
1,591
1,4*2
1,258
877
1.377
1,080
1,387
2,292
967
5,237
17.64*
1.552
1,***
1.297
87*
1.389
1,085
1,516
2,4*2
1,02*
5,021
17.725
1,582
l,*63
1,302
387
1.36*
1,101
1,496
2,3*8
1,013
5,169
17.707
1,571
l.*58
1.313
877
1,375
1,102
1,528
2,360
996
5.127
17,680
1,575
l,*69
1,3**
877
1.35*
1,091
1,558
2,3*9
1,015
5,0*8
17.936
1,589
1.513
1.356
863
1.356
1,120
1.531
2,*75
1,028
5.105
18,108
1,8*3
1,5*0
1,3*8
88*
1,3*6
1,13*
1,365
2,569
9*6
5.133
18,2*8
1,615
1,5*6
1.315
910
1,375
1,180
1,365
2,576
1,055
5.3H
18,110
1.638
1.592
1.332
890
1,382
1,111
1.391
2,556
1,019
5.199
18,199
1,622
1.532
1,50*
905
1,372
1,119
1,*12
2.563
1,022
5.1*8
19,123
1,803
1,584
l,*91
956
1,37*
1,132
1,5*9
2,65s
1,018
5.558
1,755
1,806
1,771
1,758
1,766
1.770
1,776
1.757
1,761
1,758
1.750
1,820
6,13*
1.536
1.15*
939
6,253
1,609
1,166
9*5
6,308
1.582
1,180
9*7
6,327
1,58*
1.17*
960
6,186
1.552
1,180
95*
6,332
1.617
1.193
1.05*
6,385
1,688
1,166
950
6,2*2
1,611
1.172
928
6,235
1.50*
1.190
963
6,13s
1,56*
1,1*9
938
6.133
1.551
1,125
998
6.219
1.555
1,166
998
89
88
108
97
103
100
99
91
105
116
11*
133
1.6
1.2
1.9
1 Ml
67*
6,979
1,1*7
918
1,371
111
1.673
Finance, insurance, and real
See footnotes on opposite page.
2.2
1.6
1.3
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
DistrictofColumbia2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
J anuary-March
.April-June
July-September
October-December
$18,400
Amount
Total, all industries
Mining
.
31
5.450
2,754
1,329
1,367
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
Manufacturing,
20 Pood and kindred products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
33 Iron and steel and their products.
$70,524
.
.
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
41 Street, suburban, and interurban railways and city and
suburban bus lines
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified,
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.,
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers.
,
53 Retail general merchandise,
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
75 Pilling stations, garage, and automobile repair services....
52 Other wholesale and retail trade,
,
25,166
20,928
1,811
1,127
9,610
20,843
2,340
6,186
1/
2/
3/
4/
9
6
3-9
1.9
1.9
1,248
592
358
298
1,316
696
282
338
1,408
723
327
358
1.478
743
362
373
5.952
4,914
6,628
434
H8g
1.6
286
5.751
4,693
450
280
7.675
29.7
297
4,693
494
264
2,243
2,286
2,4O6
2.675
1.3
2.5
1.7
3.9
369
214
394
286
629
375
220
412
287
63O
360
234
524
294
622
385
241
447
348
850
4,874
533
4,956
537
5.091
54s
5.922
3.3
228
794
223
171
480
237
1,620
357
38O
189
1,635
417
190
1,671
970
284
181
491
275
4io
450
196
1,9^3
746
757
753
922
1.513
376
212
185
1.535
38O
214
193
1.546
389
217
194
1.592
366
224
227
l4
14
15
17
2.6
13.6
2.1
29.6
4.6
1-3
1.0
1.4
2.1
2.3
1,1
9.8
4.5
2.2
1,511
867
799
60
$18,903
35.7
6,869
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....,
72 Personal services
,
78 Motion pictures.......
$16,623
7.7
3,261
933
687
1,921
96?
1,474
3.178
$16,598
(5)
1,489
909
1,777
1,215
2,731
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Miscellaneous.
100.0
1.2
1.1
.1
735
208
166
469
229
347
378
189
762
218
169
481
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: ^ny employer of 1 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
Less than 0.1 percent.
360
722
B-I3a
Monthly empleyment of covered workers* by industry divisions end significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Idaho 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number ~*J
Mining
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
Wholesale and retail trade....
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
100.0
49.909
48,617
51.026
54.952
60,211
62,835
b2,l43
66,402
67»*71
68,319
65.703
61,627
6,130
5.987
10.2
10.0
5.500
5.379
5.493
5.363
5.530
5.395
5.614
5,484
5.785
5.656
5.959
5.821
6,178
6,027
6,378
6.215
6.713
6,5*2
6.807
6,648
6.87*
6,731
6,723
6,587
2.3
1.9
1.5
1.913
840
502
571
1.583
65*
442
487
2.576
1,172
744
660
3.519
1.601
I.038
880
4.010
1,646
1.3*9
1.015
4,107
1.653
1.362
1,092
4.098
1.585
1,449
l,0b4
*.659
1.77*
1.781
1,10*
*.652
1,722
1.851
1.079
4,023
1.596
1,465
962
3.500
1,4*8
1,171
881
2,619
1,10*
795
720
6.1
13.9
1.7
9.276
2.93*
4,712
1.072
8,967
2.933
4,403
1.074
8,924
2.938
4,251
1,069
10,356
2,942
5.625
1,065
13.7*5
3.079
8.767
1,065
15.193
3.220
10,087
1.047
lb,104
3.227
11.075
1.031
17.081
3.676
11.592
1,021
17.150
3.991
11.337
1,0*2
18,228
5.528
10,980
1,042
l6,*S0
5.1*9
9.630
1,02*
12,9*7
3.9*9
7.398
1,001
2.1
2.1
3.0
1.4
4,638
1,113
1.195
1,470
479
4.653
1,112
1.175
1,519
460
5.218
1,168
1,198
1.544
910
5.980
1.232
1.193
1.830
1.334
6.512
1,216
1.228
2,227
1.446
6,207
1.319
1.267
2.033
959
5.816
1.196
1,262
1,89?
1,024
5.537
1,226
1,25*
1,889
769
5.703
1.387
1.25*
1,886
738
5.601
1,446
1.255
1.774
643
5.502
1.389
1,2*1
1,7*2
691
5.210
1,286
1,256
1.739
5*3
5.8
3.1
6.2
4.4
3.9
1.0
5.4
4.2
1.8
2.3
21,24b
3,603
1,651
3.399
2,4I4
2,110
552
3.032
2,205
984
1.296
20,685
3.*26
l.55b
3.266
2.379
2.120
536
3.021
2,171
979
1,231
21.505
3.*5*
1.523
3.55b
2.457
2.230
6lb
3.121
2.263
1.025
1,260
21.397
2,874
1.538
3.782
2,455
2.253
620
3.102
2,388
1,065
1.320
21,662
2,601
1,460
3.889
2.558
2.306
599
3.146
2.561
1,136
1,406
22,363
2.431
2,017
3.885
2,712
2,316
609
3.183
2,642
1.135
l.*33
21,516
2,450
1.814
3.019
2,787
2.437
574
3.195
2,670
1.151
1,419
22.553
2,917
2,106
3.071
2,768
2»*10
612
3.252
2.762
1.1*9
1,506
2*,681
*.3?8
2,3*1
3.172
2,652
2,*1*
3.464
2,810
1,156
1.595
25.400
4,719
2,285
4,081
2,698
2,396
652
3.353
2.599
1,092
1.525
25*162
*.**3
2,103
*.27*
2,728
2,*20
615
3.370
2,600
1,116
i.*93
25.653
*,23l
1,928
*.956
2,787
2,*05
706
3.*92
2,588
1,106
l.*5*
1.037
1.047
1.060
1.683
1.729
1.731
1.723
1.787
1.769
1.777
1.771
1.78*
6.035
1.304
1.706
577
517
703
6,039
1.384
l,b48
582
50b
703
6,057
1.310
1,686
5b8
525
701
6,221
1,404
l,b80
616
579
b87
6,541
1.489
1,680
617
712
698
7.058
1.447
1,72b
1,061
738
706
6,445
1.3*7
1.729
568
702
697
7.93*
1.3*9
1.713
1.891
715
720
6.539
1,472
1,683
601
690
702
6,292
l»*37
1.7*8
602
665
625
6,232
1.380
1.77*
609
632
637
6,516
1.483
1.779
622
63*
6**
264
150
156
182
227
217
263
*73
264
191
182
175
5.7
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities..
February
59.935
1.400
1,162
876
Manufacturing
January
13.704
3.631
8,321
1,0*6
22.9
5.548
1,258
1,231
1.796
833
9.3
22,819
3.*62
1,860
3,696
2,61b
2,318
6l4
3.228
2,522
1.091
1,412
38.1
1.575
2.6
6,492
1.400
1.713
743
635
685
10.8
229
.4
finance, insurance, and real
See footnotes on opposite page.
2.3
2.9
1,2
1.1
1.1
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
District
of
Columbia
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
January-March
April-June
July- September
October-December
$67,320
100,0
$13,376
$16,471
$18,740
$18,733
Mining.
10 Metal mining
9.657
9.466
14.3
14.1
2,180
2.135
2.265
2,218
2.454
2.4o4
2.758
2.709
Construction.
15 Building constructions-general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
17 Construction— special trade contractors
3.847
1.467
1.520
860
5.7
524
204
189
131
1.083
2.2
2.2
1.3
1.212
444
489
279
Manufacturing,
2B Pood and kindred products
24 Lumber and timber basic products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
16,878
4,384
10,330
ir354
25.1
2.677
858
1.332
327
3.958
944
2.440
347
5.346
3.700
347
2.858
1.9
3.9
1,408
328
297
568
1.642
369
319
671
1.655
3bb
339
684
1.60b
376
334
664
.8
102
164
142
110
3.326
5.0
5.U3
791
5.609
735
2.569
3.301
2,247
3.030
596
3.733
1.753
956
1.755
3.8
4.9
3*3
4.5
.9
5.6
2.6
1.4
487
757
500
658
131
824
385
202
378
626
788
551
335
592
593
672
1,112
222
339
102
1.273
244
376
130
1,368
246
379
203
1,240
247
392
109
74
133
xi3
133
124
137
101
125
27
49
63
37
Total, all industries
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
4b Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: Slectrie and gas
49 Local utilities and local public services, not elsewhere
classified
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
,
53 Betail general merchandise
,
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
56 Batail apparel and accessories,
......
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified.
,
71 Sating and drinking places
75 Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services..
52 Other wholesale aad retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.,...
72 Personal services
78 Motion pictures
79 Amusement and recreation and""related services, not elsewhere classified.
80 Medical and other health services.
Miscellaneous.
1/
2/
3/
4/
6,311
1.439
1.289
2.587
6.5
15.4
2.0
9.4
518
23.266
2.192
4.993
959
1,486
544
412
528
176
2.1
34.6
2.6
3.2
7.4
1.4
2.2
.8
.6
.8
446
246
762
144
242
433
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 1 or more, who in any calendar quarter, paid or became liable to pay wages amounting to $78 or more.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
1,080
1,028
373
451
204
4.897
1.502
333
6.495
1,036
758
813
624
791
144
948
480
464
698
943
572
819
177
1.059
462
249
480
B—22a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1j 1939
Massachusetts
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
Industry division
and major industry
group oode number
1,60*,221
100*0
Mlnlag
12
*5.*57
33*397
2*8
Construction.
17
*7.179
19.877
3.0
Manufacturing.
20
23
25
26
27
770.47*
116,3*7
57.710
33.925
22,15*
*8.0
Total, all industries........
31.38*
28,356
19»677
31
32
33
35
36
37
39
121,100
30,*6*
59.971
96.575
37.92*
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities.
.r...
*2
*6
48
ki
Wholesale and retail trade...
50
51
&:::::::::::::::::::::::
55
5b
57-.71
52
•
Finance, insurance, and real
estate.
b3
b5
Service.
70
72
73
79
125.519
22,799
22,630
35.036
28,978
75.320
*.7
13*.538
28,371
36.27*
22,895
*2,502
19.81b
*9.307
53.002
57.82*
21,028
21,*3*
7*3.315
112.570
57.782
32,*5l
20,857
68,719
31.0*9
27.075
18.531
115.7*5
29.327
53.bO*
9*. 271
38.*50
7*6,337
115.996
57.11*
757.181
119.817
56.285
33.**?
125.179
22,93*
22,392
3*. 605
28,705
126,277
22,9*2
3*.*3l
28,067
12*,*51
22,917
22,407
3*.508
28,39*
39b.128
58,252
51.859
88,731
40,281
18,*08
26,327
3*,000
38,306
32,506
399.031
58.225
52,bio
31.*20
39b.Ob*
58,551
51.829
90.585
*l,05*
17.572
26,451
33.986
36,9*8
31.790
74,480
28,081
26,28b
7*.7*9
28,303
2b,*51
75.*Ol
28,b22
26,779
130,308
130.15*
29.702
13.739
28,*31
1*,018
37.029
17.5*3
729.532
111,219
56.298
31.113
21,096
736.752
110,5 bS
57.153
31.652
21.173
69.015
30.016
29.577
18.33*
ll*»557
29.b82
5*.876
93.1**
3*,8il
7**,76b
110,61*
58,756
32.338
21,271
b9,50*
30,503
29.357
19.16*
71.*28
29.7*3
28,3a
18,118
112,429
28,928
55.316
90.223
33.269
120,915
23.666
19.571
3*.205
28,031
380,898
58,551
51,*82
8*,589
39.718
17.05b
21,113
33.616
3b,041
31.381
120,500
22,812
19.8*b
3*,300
27.922
382,*85
58.393
51.5*5
85.699
*0,*38
lb,979
20,888
33.823
3b,029
116.310
30.137
53.35*
9*,786
35.837
121.507
22,813
20,620
28,704
3*.950
23.353
12.463
3*»977
23.82b
12,474
132,211
28,237
3b,009
23,bb9
13.187
2.553
2.53b
2.778
28,091
33.595
August
September
33.182
21,23*
*3.285
30,2*8
60,*00
21,576
23.3*9
760,6*7
775.799
122,*53
57.896
3*,002
21,915
69,628
118,9*2
56,185
33.*52
21.356
71.210
30.267
29.131
19»*11
114,389
28,625
59.555
95»*35
38,422
*6,76l
33.83*
*9.565
36,287
*8.350
35.627
59.079
23,680
56,8*7
33.1*7
50.733
20,901
80*,082
122,338
59.253
821,85*
118,*60
118,266
35.816
37.289
2*,669
97.65*
38.*87
126,663
22,966
22,792
35.2?5
29,*45
127.093
22,895
22,879
35.233
29.687
39b, b92
396.883
59.101
5*.325
88,386
*o,oi9
17.939
39.3**
32.3*3
401,194
58.595
53.115
90,680
40,401
18,4*3
25,2*1
35»l*b
39.*31
32,68*
21.399
35.bl3
39.069
33.52*
39.080
75.859
28,502
27.51*
7b,*04
28,495
28,033
76,737
28,751
27.851
76,71*
28.575
27.905
76,278
28,533
27.590
13*.965
27.755
3b,*81
22,5b8
137.***
137.313
27.823
37.603
18,199
27.557
36,870
22,*87
18,846
2,822
5.510
28,8*2
68,792
30,556
28,48*
19.981
lib,172
29.395
5*. 90*
9*.083
37.701
95.036
37.786
90,*00
40,250
18,480
25,010
34,942
28,011
17.180
3b,925
22,739
18,903
3.107
3.135
56,211
22,222
35.298
29.161
22,6*2
58,810
5*.199
87.807
*0,^9
18,096
136,302
31.200
28.963
19.699
117.5*0
29.*23
61,856
21.988
35.717
Bevember
1,685,668
23.218
71.550
32,*84
28,559
20,235
126,215
31.295
b6,b82
99,4*1
39.789
20,798
68,133
30,6b6
26,987
19.358
115.16*
October
1.686,013
1 . 5 7 8 . 2 * 0 1.591.382 1.599.663 1 . 6 2 0 , 8 1 3 1.670,357
39.311
26,709
1.3
1.8
2.3
1.*
1.0
July
36,856
2*,53*
44,864
8.*
June
*1,*03
29.173
48,658
37.717
1*8
1.7
.2
3.b*b
1.52*.300 1.558.*1* U565.191
May
15.895
Miseollaneous.
See footnotes on opposite page.
April
*8.693
38,671
3.7
3.*
5.8
2.5
1.1
1.5
2*2
2.*
2*0
27.022
March
*9.932
39.315
1.*
1.*
2.2
1.8
25.1
February
2*1
7.8
402,088
59.70b
53.b75
92,422
40,291
17.9*0
2*,21b
35.327
38.39b
32.522
28,278
1.518.320
7.2
3.6
2.1
1.*
*.*
2.0
1.8
1.2
7.5
1.9
3.7
b.O
2.*
70.290
January
2/
60,158
71.328
33.***
27.*87
21,9*2
13*. 999
33.*77
71.157
825,461
58,*88
37.290
2*,683
71.662
33.7*3
27.829
21.5*7
136,*9S
*0,9*3
3*»°53
70.355
102,327
*0.920
129.176
22,905
25.028
35.317
29.529
128,219
127.737
411,808
*15.15S
62,63*
5b,**7
95.531
39.983
60,6*2
54,944
94,063
40,335
17,808
25.9*b
36,829
39.850
33.736
98,*02
22,238
2*,78*
35.123
29,8*1
18,028
25.525
22,222
2*,693
35.226
29.539
*22,883
62,972
55.8*3
10*,6*9
*0,196
18,185
25,250
39.163
33.2*6
36,5**
38,591
32,652
75,0*6
7*»337
27.716
26,566
7*.105
27.782
26,*36
136. ?33
27.903
37.00*
22,551
18,332
138,910
29.053
36,626
22,706
I9.*3l
135.951
133.026
36.297
28,8*5
35.97*
22,6*1
22,701
15.930
13.275
4.842
5»*95
*.072
32.717
28,256
26,762
36,68*
29.228
3.373
B—14b
Qjuarterlj wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Pennsylvania
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 */
Percent of
total, all
industries
$2,441,940
100.0
Mining.
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
57.7*7
39,321
2.4
Construction.
17 Construction— special trade contractors
82,58b
37.037
3.*
1,182,134
179.253
48.4
Total, all industries
Manufacturing.
20 Food and kindred products.
23 Apparel and ether finished products made from fabrics
and similar materials.
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
31 Leather and leather products....
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products...
35 Sonferrous metals and their products
36 Electrical machinery
37 Machinery (except electrical)
39 Misoellaneous manufacturing industries.
communication, end other public utilities
Street, suburban, and interurban railways and city~and
suburban bus lines
Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
Communication 1 Telephone, telegraph, and related services
Utilities: KLeetrie and gas
Transportation,
41
42
46
48
60,650
5.*
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places*..
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified.
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not
elsewhere classifled*
184,816
27.61S
41,108
48,204
7.6
Miscellaneous.
1/
2/
3/
4/
*»036
17.355
12,079
9.535
24,896
10,4§0
25»*20
10,976
37.187
11.515
40,442
12,826
13.*82
16.590
13.718
9.583
36,563
15.574
8,025
8.248
60,634
13.716
29.010
*7.643
15.716
50.187
53.262
5*»575
55.850
1.7
1.*
2.3
2.*
10,284
7.232
12,653
14,038
10,153
10,242
8,632
l*.63*
l*.997
10,242
9.932
13.96*
15.248
130.303
23.973
1*1,*20
4.4
25.322
143,008
25.7*7
170,27*
32.883
28,058
21,775
11,168
7,*89
n.753
29,619
24,578
13.216
6.996
6,978
11,582
8,198
12,5*9
30.237
24,068
13.887
6,58*
6,410
11.952
8,51*
13.197
3*.93°
32.7H
1*»268
7.56*
8,200
13.353
8,7*2
1*.9*7
3i.*3l
13,08b
8,000
32.607
I3.*8b
8.637
32.527
13.392
8,518
35.177
14,260
8,7*1
*3.109
6,8b8
9.371
11.33*
*6,279
6.785
*6.273
*9.155
7.33*
3.759
5.013
5.^3
822
979
1.071
5.0
*.2
2.2
1.1
1.1
2.0
1.*
2.1
2.2
1.*
1.1
1.7
2.0
.2
20,009
8.209
15.210
10,839
23.9
18,5*3
12,261
13.122
l*.357
10,602
7,686
31.6*7
13.003
8.7
131.7*2
5*. 224
33.89b
11,458
6.978
14,493
9.653
7,227
30,647
12,059
7»*5*
b,l*3
42,380
9.973
6.8
2.2
122,844
103.132
53.399
27.033
27.596
48,055
32.9*3
52,446
15s812
12.055
3*2,084
*8.387
1.8
*.Q
Finance, insurance, and real estate....
5j Insurance carriers
65 Beal estate dealers, agents, and brokers.
107.925
$69b,479
294,848
46,881
8.0
585.005
$610,320
280,837
*3.7*l
1.2
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than foil-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Be tail general merchandise
54 fie tail food (includes li«|uor stores)
55 fie tail automotive
5b Be tail apparel and accessories
57 fietail trade, not elsewhere classified.
71 Bating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
$586,851
264,365
40,244
1.2
40,921
34,014
55.23*
58.999
$5*8.290
7.3
2.2
96,638
October- December
6,036
2.5
167.004
53.539
July- Sep tembe r
1.5
1.8
£
44,812
32,38b
131.195
53.887
30t*72
28,222
195,224
44,447
213.874
1.6
April-June
January-March
21,163
12,028
5.889
6,008
7.108
6,766
45,062
10,255
22,092
8,218
13.983
l*.7l6
10,562
11,766
7.890
32.338
13.251
7.885
7.065
47,148
10,503
2*»373
*l»732
6.631
10.385
11,838
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, on some poriion of a day. within each of 20 or more calendar weeks, within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
10,790
13,2bo
*.36S
1,164
B-I5a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Indiana 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Total, all industries
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
all industries
January
February
100.0
504,655
1.6
1.5
547,897
12,175
8,911
Construction.
15
18,304
8,278
3.3
Manufactur ing
20
22
23
25
26
27
28
29
30
32
33..35
36...
37
38.......
39
336,881
32,279
9,621
19,454
21,590
6,200
11,026
9,740
10,144
8,525
16,929
77,857
7,138
61.5
19,812
33,708
8,066
Finance, insurance, and real
estate
63
15,372
7,174
2.8
Service
70
72
26,817
6,329
7,909
4.9
Miscellaneous
610
July
August
September
October
November
508,949
526,648
525,833
534,140
538,942
537,805
568,750
584,170
584,962
581,796
11,966
9,730
11,674
9,740
12,451
9,527
12.799
9,503
ll, 609
7,906
10,778
7,047
11,371
7,560
12.383
8,239
13,007
8,92s
13,284
9,494
12,601
9,611
11,325
5,715
11,740
6,234
15,091
8,303
17,344
9,109
20,^68
10,114
22,4l0
10,063
23,835
10,280
24,192
9,838
22,453
8,786
20,347
8,263
17,4io
7,203
316,721
33.310
9,672
19,148
20,399
6,065
10,903
9,275
9,748
8,175
15,285
72,739
6,570
29,678
18,330
33,238
7,014
34,O4I
9,810
19,431
19.945
6,152
10,959
9,521
9,851
8,044
16,683
73,675
6,816
30,276
18,707
33,607
7,357
317,741
34,768
9,301
19,084
18,957
6,043
10,816
9,^62
9,764
7,693
16,908
73,720
6,64i
28.800
19,255
32,000
7,238
318,771
36, 365
19,636
19,417
5,802
10,972
9,662
9,929
6,729
17,582
72,712
6,499
28,553
19,425
31,309
7,192
323,715
37,716
9,200
18,966
20,079
5,835
11,019
9,762
10,250
7,728
18,170
72,991
6,403
28,891
19,684
31,624
7,528
323,869
37,650
9,271
19,303
20,772
6,102
11,085
9,696
10,^98
8,408
18,2.05
73,436
6,245
29,276
19,435
29,092
7,821
352,310
54,203
9,182
20,792
22,9H
6,233
ll,l4i
9,601
10,535
8,950
18,113
74,812
6,667
30.384
19,743
33.153
7,923
362,203
47,576
9,827
19,643
24,251
6,4§o
10,359
10, ^64
9,575
17,268
82,146
7,505
32,690
20,409
35,869
8,492
365,224
38,64l
10,091
19,599
24,827
6,679
ll,l4i
10,318
10,281
9,989
17,421
87,452
8,451
34.354
21,102
36,889
9,489
363,753
36,645
10,192
19,572
24,745
6.1
1.5
313,683
33,237
9,542
18,715
19,980
5,950
10,730
9,199
9,829
8,159
15,493
72,274
6,539
28,783
18,040
33,583
6,359
1.4
1.5
1.9
30.793
6,667
7,892
9,790
30,988
6,843
8,007
9,828
3i,84i
7,544
s,o4i
9,844
32,278
7,665
8,265
9,910
32,450
7,714
8,288
10,075
32,948
7,765
8,393
10,282
32,979
7,761
8,370
10,319
33.150
7,813
8,311
10,456
33,941
8,333
8,429
10,626
34,356
8,50s
8,619
10,544
34,002
8,315
8,428
10,585
95,866
10,949
8,428
19,471
1.5
2.8
102,437
11,017
8,529
22,175
9,683
8,096
7,431
11,037
7,629
14,656
102,752
11,106
8,550
21,932
9,971
8,347
6,856
11,027
7.978
14,760
104,419
11,250
8,817
22,418
10,184
8,375
6,882
11,186
8,013
15,091
105,502
11,403
8,740
22,598
10,182
8,415
6,602
11,422
8,377
15,615
103,724
11,025
9,408
21,425
io,oi4
8,222
5.765
ll,6l6
8,186
15,809
104,314
10,999
9.610
21,618
9,820
8,181
6,134
11,436
8,244
15,964
108,725
11,278
9,445
7,640
5,33^
10,845
7,441
l4,io4
96,395
10,875
8,466
19,647
9.581
7,6*6
5,536
10,923
7,385
14,153
23,834
10, 340
8,119
6,835
11,849
8,428
16,254
109,084
11.195
9,352
25,015
10,059
8,287
6,938
11,532
8,231
15.997
111,684
11,258
9,698
27,272
9,967
8,721
6,908
11,548
8,074
15,809
1.3
15,132
7,189
15,208
7,137
15,099
7,128
15,256
7,135
17,705
7,132
15,333
7.191
15.239
7,242
15.177
7,211
15,209
7,176
15,087
7,248
15,018
7,154
25,355
6,027
7,431
25,664
6,125
26,834
6,'84
7,866
26,966
6,565
7.931
28,l4l
6,880
8,221
27,668
8,125
26,220
5,935
7,862
26,673
5,997
8,026
27,949
6,531
8,172
26,946
6,488
7,987
26,749
6,355
7,968
709
697
677
588
568
551
683
634
579
6.0
19.2
1^::::::::::::::::::::::::::
55
56
57
71
52
June
14.2
1.3
104,916
11,127
9,047
23,123
9,945
8,206
6,523
11,355
8,003
15,317
Wholesale and retail trade....
50....
..
51
May
7.0
1.8
3.6
3.9
1.1
2.0
1.8
1.8
1.6
31,000
32,822
7,775
8,299
10,22s
April
2.2
Mining.
12
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities..
£2
46
48..
March
2.0
1.7
4.2
1.8
1.5
1.2
2.1
1.2
1.4
.1
9,499
6,661
11,226
6,720
11,273
io,i64
10,336
9,888
16,579
88,853
8,839
35,220
21,554
34,203
10,407
7,484
535
559
See footnotes on opposite page.
322,186
B—15b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, */ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Indiana gj
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all Industries
Mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
Construction*
15 Building construction—general contractors
•
Manufacturing
.
20 Food and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products
.
. *...
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 paper and allied products.....
2? Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products..
29 Products of petroleum and coal
30 Eubber products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
.
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Honferrous metals and their products
36 Electrical machinery.
37 Machinery (except electrical)
38 Automobiles and automobile equipment
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
Total 1939 */_
Percent of
total, all
industries
January-March
April-June
July-September
October-December
$753,384
100.0
$165,784
$178,346
$190,0*6
$219,208
16,120
11,808
2.1
1.5
4,083
3,391
3,**3
2,304
3.923
2,587
*,67l
3.526
27,782
12,509
3.7
1.7
4,180
2,155
»967
3,463
488,246
5l,**7
10,512
64.8
6.8
1.*
108,047
10,882
2,631
2.1
3.1
1.2
2.3
2.3
2.7
1.*
3,768
5.022
1,967
4,207
3,760
4,711
2.295
16.9
1.4
6.3
4.2
7.4
1.4
Amount
*
15,797
23,045
8,55*
17,581
17,227
20,030
10,738
22,815
127,506
10,557
47,454
*
31,509
55,600
10,674
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
Trucking and/or warehousing for hire.
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..
48 Utilities: Electric"and gas
46,296
10,105
10,323
16,875
Wholesale and retell trade.
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Hetail general merchandise.
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
56 Betail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade....
122,132
17.706
finance, insurance, and real estate
63 Insurance carriers
26,345
13,858
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, ana other lodging places
72 Personal services.
25,827
4,650
7,301
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3/
4/
636
3,885
7,*27
3,006
114,000
12,342
2,411
121,591
1*,388
2,537
l4*,608
13.835
2,933
3,821
27*
2.263
io,*56
6,83s
12,688
2,223
3,905
5,039
1,971
4,352
4,074
*, 971
2,304
5.848
28,618
2,281
11,027
7,653
13.152
2,392
4,346
*,358
5,203
2,877
6,01*
30,860
2,571
11.530
7,762
13.032
2,560
*»3°3
7,209
2,552
4,676
5,035
5,1*5
3.262
6,010
40,184
3»**2
l4,44l
9,256
16,728
3,*99
1.4
1.4
2.2
10,512
2,100
2,376
3,971
11,369
2,423
2,564
4,185
11,907
2,553
2.732
* , 288
12,508
3,029
2,651
*»*31
2.4
26,563
3.977
29,364
4,262
30,307
*,157
35,898
5.310
1.9
2.7
1.3
1.5
.8
1.9
.7
2.7
3.25*
*,237
2,103
2,37*
1.321
3,116
1,276
*,3*3
3,*S3
4.849
2,352
2,745
1.513
3,3*5
1,401
4,816
3,761
4,87*
2.503
2,6*5
1.521
*.136
6.753
2.592
3,160
1.785
3.954
1.8
6,31*
3,359
3»*5l
6.495
3.*83
7.016
3,565
.6
1.0
5,9*8
1,093
1,636
6,512
1,202
1,890
6,*50
1,1*3
1,812
1,212
137
171
165
163
6.2
16.2
14,634
20,713
9.550
10,924
6,i4o
13,984
5,613
20,289
3.5
3.*
9,208
6,520
1*5*8
5,179
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939*. Any employer of S or more, on some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks, within either the current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
1,*88
5.951
6,917
1,963
B—22a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1j 1939
Massachusetts
Industry division
and major industry,
group code number jj
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
January
February
100.0
213.643
211,552
5.650
4,821
2.5
7.661
Construction
15
16
IT
13.561
4,993
6,121
2,447
5.9
Manufactur ing................
20
85,777
33.207
2,815
4.733
2,380
7.013
2.219
3.817
5.101
13.275
5.520
Total, all industries.........
Mining
12
£:::::::::::::::::::::::::
25,
27.....
28
32
33
37
39
Transportation, communication
and other public utilities.,
42..
46
48
Wholesale and retail trade...,
50
51
II:::::::::::::::::::::::::
57
71
52
Finance, Insurance, and real
estate
,
Service.
70
72...
73
79..
Miscellaneous.
See footnotes on opposite page.
228,651
2.1
2.2
2.7
1.0
37.5
75.415
8,046
13.625
13.297
6.351
4,823
5.712
6,831
5,068
10,415
33.0
9,688
5.160
4.2
17,884
4.937
3.989
2,505
2.337
7.8
1.777
.8
July
August
April
May
220,132
225,084
230,919
230,303
231,624
3,*70
2,358
3,502
2,483
4,395
3,370
233,667
September October
November
240,775
238,726
236,580
5.721
4,851
6,548
5.691
6,656
5,972
16,866
5,883
8,112
15,886
5,338
7.829
2,719
13,490
4,519
88,743
34,164
3,076
4,948
2,545
6,768
89,980
35,023
2,94s
5,005
2,566
6,793
2,139
4,095
5,371
13.734
6,125
7.048
7,329
6.738
6,897
6,263
4,914
4,012
4,06l
2,986
8,210
3.546
2,965
1.699
7,006
3,000
2,319
1,687
9.205
4.052
3.271
1,882
13,682
5.305
6.015
16,816
5.923
8,390
2.503
17,374
8,244
2,612
17,803
6,298
8,808
2,697
8,112
2,900
81,329
31.500
2.543
4,482
82,422
30.215
2.739
4,632
2,245
7.171
2,226
3,116
4,942
14,352
5,270
83.571
30,707
2.764
4.475
2,349
7.173
2.196
3.728
4,944
14,341
5,434
84,925
32,207
2,744
4,424
2,361
7,205
84,816
33.421
2,845
4,583
2,360
7.164
2,107
4,134
5,084
12,069
5.462
86,133
34,303
2,851
4,625
2,3H
6,882
2,190
4,163
5,152
12,665
5,429
88,508
36,190
2,883
4,914
2,398
6,927
2,171
4,261
5,239
12,068
5,527
89,296
35,646
2,978
5,047
2,483
6,981
2,194
4,311
5,329
12,187
6,080
4,266
5,442
13,061
6,269
19,507
3.093
7,004
6,692
19.469
3.197
7,011
6,642
19,793
19,526
19.263
7.165
6,556
3.279
7,000
6,407
6.467
13.941
13,602
6,303
4,888
5,824
6,562
5.251
10,551
74,495
8,146
13,861
12,741
6,510
4,846
5,191
6,625
4,948
10,393
75.012
8,114
13,843
13.038
6,517
4,84S
5,308
6,6l4
4,935
10,564
77,646
8,218
14,158
10.998
5.085
10.955
78,324
7,985
14,692
14,101
6,544
4,898
6,158
6,958
5.069
10,690
9.670
5,213
2,362
6,518
2,871
1.0
2.500
1.7
2.2
5.8
2.4
13.056
4,764
1.3
3.0
17,861
2,418
6,679
6,325
17,834
2.545
6,671
6,186
18,243
2,706
6,751
6,345
18,221
2,690
6,671
6,346
18,959
2,798
6,870
6,557
19,158
2,827
70,030
7.813
12,308
11.837
6,043
4,661
4.670
6,726
4,994
9.709
74,284
7,970
12,790
13,296
6,108
4,738
5,946
7,073
10,063
75,364
8,027
13.331
13,230
6,209
4,894
6,076
6,934
5,071
10,347
76,240
8,092
13.722
13,525
6,295
4,899
6,050
6,701
5,223
10,483
76,403
2.2
4.6
70,293
7.825
12,447
11,602
5.989
4,641
4,771
6,819
5.014
9.898
9.345
4,901
9,307
4.895
9,454
4,922
9,585
5,03s
9*757
2.3
9,942
5,357
9,961
5,3**
9,949
5,340
9.885
5,308
9.699
5.229
17.72?
5,094
3.773
2,428
2,147
17.815
5,079
3,792
2.567
2,073
18,182
5,157
4,009
18,225
18,747
Koil
2,586
2,704
17,173
4,391
3.996
2,465
2,387
17.347
4,436
3,985
2*516
2 p 4li
18,246
5.023
4.038
2,521
2,649
17.912
5.036
4,027
2 ^
4,04l
2,598
2,442
17,895
4,775
4,080
2,538
2,430
1.215
1,282
1,445
1,522
1,414
1,245
3,050
1,631
3,322
2,567
1.1
3.1
8.3
June
March
80,949
30,164
2.594
4,686
2,221
7,172
2,387
2,712
4,805
13,728
5,093
14.5
1.2
2.1
18,899
2,894
6,881
6,477
2/
2.8
I' 3
6.0
5.8
2.8
2.1
2.5
3.0
2.2
1.8
1.1
1*0
2,209
7.H0
3.221
4,664
5,022
5,016
2,211
4,090
4,955
13,848
5,388
5,182
6,954
6,798
8,211
3.262
13,662
6,577
4,802
5,950
6,852
5.226
2,106
77,845
8.167
14,551
13.437
6.469
4,826
6,098
7.028
2,495
2,291
6,060
2,911
3.002
6.928
17,834
5,064
4,028
2,384
2,170
1.363
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
District
of
Columbia
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Amount
$273,455
Total, all industries
5,264
*.3H
Mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
Total 1919 4/
Percent of
total, all
industries
,
112,101
1.032
733
2,101
513
4,23s
1.705
1,772
761
5,026
1.965
2,118
9*3
25.393
9,619
27.301
10,500
27.759
11.252
500
1.330
618
2,*19
77*
917
1,507
*»953
1.363
597
1,255
664
2,533
792
1,289
1,*70
600
1,512
669
2,515
79*
1,407
1,728
4,224
1,51*
5,688
757
1,893
2,218
6,071
856
1,987
2,370
6,268
968
2,035
2,380
*.2
18,532
2,593
20,630
2,779
20,584
2,832
6.9
4,084
2,356
1,195
1,412
*,S03
*.727
2,589
1,37*
1.535
.9
2.1
24,379
3.603
7.958
9,338
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers...
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise.
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores).
55 Betail automotive.
56 Retail apparel and accessories....
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified.
71 Sating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
83,277
11,462
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places...
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not
elsewhere classified
815
555
2,361
5,807
2,784
10,252
1.0
3.7
1.2
1.9
2.5
7.2
2.3
6,208
Finance, Insurance, and real estate.
53 Insurance carriers.
1.757
1.599
1.6
15.9
6,844
19,663
,
$68,958
*1.0
5.082
1.3
30.5
18,842
10,9*9
5,246
6,184
*.76O
7.917
3.278
13.18*
16,172
*.0
15.222
3.0*3
3,600
3.0*7
1,263
I.*63
6*8
1,601
5,088
2,6*8
1,001
2.9
*.S
1.865
773
2,932
1,281
1.585
1.135
1.939
823
3.2*1
3.6
3.854
2,3*7
*,00*
2,4*0
3.567
75*
797
70*
3,866
755
9*7
777
1.2
5.9
5.6
9*0
1.8
1.9
2.3
9,7*0
July-September
$67,291
*3»589
3.280
April-June
$61,157
2.3
2.3
1.1
3.126
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
Trucking and/or warehousing for hire.
46 CommunicationJ Telephone, telegraph, and related services
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
\j
Zj
3/
4/
1.9
5.7
15.577
6,146
6,305
Manufacturing.
20 Food and kindred products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
24 Lumber and timber basic products.
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries,....
28 Chemicals and allied products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products.
33 Iron and steel and their products.
37 Machinery (except electrical)...
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
Miscellaneous
100.0
January-March
1.1
1.3
1.1
.5
1,081
1,96*
S36
3.27*
*,06*
2,*72
3.789
711
911
755
267
331
365
265
366
*36
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, on some portion of a day, in each of 15 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
Monthly employment of cot©red workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Kansas 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number jj
Mining
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities...
Wholesale and retail trade
Average mionthly emcloyment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
143,136
136,560
134,428
138,876
1*2,6*1
145,823
144,864
146,098
14,788
2,197
1,*87
9,810
100.0
14,742
2,165
1.996
9.524
10.3
7.7«3
2,405
4,374
5»*
41,605
20,560
4,169
2,257
3.826
l,84l
2,253
1,815
1,642
29.1
16,372
1,704
3.769
4,979
5.012
11.4
46,689
5,896
7.037
9.464
4,884
*.550
2,010
4,477
2,333
1.379
4,659
32.6
4,560
2,001
3.2
9.553
2.795
2,705
6.7
1,832
1.3
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1*5.157
1*7.503
1*7.*78
145,694
142,512
1*,*89
2,165
1.915
9.320
l*,6*6
2,295
2,105
9,117
15,26*
2,284
2,2*3
9,618
15.538
2.325
2,290
9.932
15.233
2,28*
2,310
9,731
1.4
6.7
14,914
2,111
2,477
9.457
14,294
2,028
2,393
8,995
1*, 706
2,07*
2,250
9.398
1*,359
2,111
1.729
9»*26
14,527
2,104
1,432
9.813
14,144
2,009
1.320
9,671
1.7
3.0
7.064
2,469
3.927
6,263
2,117
3.*17
7.27*
2,56*
3,931
8,113
3.05*
4.167
8,166
3.002
4,087
7.953
2,950
3.807
8,*99
2,9*6
*,232
8,885
2,573
5,13*
9.06*
2,177
5.875
9,242
2,014
6,028
7.951
1.752
5.070
*,928
1,2*7
2,811
14.4
2.9
1.6
2.7
1.3
1.6
1.3
1.1
38,550
18,968
4,117
2,135
3,608
1.737
2,077
1,726
1,242
38,064
18,55*
4.1*7
2,134
3.510
1,726
2.063
1.689
1.309
39.098
18,999
*,105
2,1*5
3.691
1,88*
2,083
1.713
1,42*
40,393
19.796
4,no
2,187
3.722
1,955
2,149
1,787
1,52*
41,783
20,835
4,079
2,165
3,827
1.959
2,132
1,866
1,643
42,318
21,287
4,045
2,227
3.856
1.955
2,246
1,822
1,623
*3.705
21,759
*,279
2.35*
*,02*
1.873
2.315
1.899
1.7*8
*3.098
21,261
*,230
2,392
*,022
1,815
2,3*6
1,809
1,808
*3,668
21,735
*,230
2,388
3.966
1.803
2,*62
1,762
1,863
43,434
21,430
4,186
2,379
3.921
1.887
2,452
1.885
1,899
*3.175
21,*92
*,25*
2.338
3.863
1,803
2,396
1.901
1.795
*i»975
20,607
*,2*7
2,2*3
3.902
1.689
2,310
1.917
1,821
1.2
2.6
3.5
3.5
16,142
1.572
3,668
4,994
4,910
15,981
1.530
3.769
4,984
4,7*0
16,292
1,7*0
3,689
5.030
4,881
16,237
1.735
3.704
5.027
4,846
16,667
1.940
3.769
5.135
4,956
16,550
1,859
3.790
*.9*5
5,062
16,*38
1.70*
3.835
4.951
5,096
16,516
1,655
3.8*2
5.013
5,156
16,*63
1,627
3.901
*,903
5.133
16,556
1.725
3.823
4,927
5.152
16,3*8
1.719
3.752
4*886
5.082
16,278
1.6*9
3.682
*»955
5,131
3.3
43,128
5.639
6,455
8,294
4,678
4,421
1,807
4,143
2,160
1,209
4,322
43,062
5,581
6,440
8,305
4,723
4,382
1,816
4.167
2,147
1,225
4,276
44,490
5.632
6,6l4
8,837
*.798
*,*6l
2,18*
4,189
2,113
1,225
*»*37
46,782
5.783
6,812
9.797
4,89*
*»5*3
2,l6l
4,*l6
2,418
1.354
4,6o4
47.719
5,826
6,997
9.895
4,907
4,579
2,070
4,562
2,504
1.375
5.004
*7»6*7
5,868
7»**3
9,520
*,94O
4,614
1.923
4,5*6
2,465
l,4ii
4,917
*7.032
6,028
7.579
8,683
*,972
*,700
1.833
*.538
2,297
l.*33
*,969
*6,*75
5.98*
7.13*
8,9*6
*.869
4,668
1.899
4,515
2,246
1.447
*. 767
*7.373
6,179
7.076
9.325
*,998
*.530
2,153
*,662
2,358
1.4*5
*, 6*7
48,334
6,187
7.319
9,825
4,979
4.573
2.099
4,658
2,482
1,472
4,740
48,434
6,129
7,451
10,263
4,901
4.557
2,026
*.590
2,401
1.476
4,640
49.792
5.920
7.117
11,876
*.952
*. 577
2,1*3
*.7*2
2,4O6
1,472
4,587
1.4
4,447
1,965
*»*35
1.955
*,52*
1.988
4,646
2,009
4,622
2,017
4,664
2,019
*.673
2,0*1
*,63*
2,0*8
*,568
2,051
4,560
1.977
*,l|*9
1,966
4,498
1.971
2.0
1.9
9.278
2,927
2,631
9,369
3.019
2,622
9,*25
2,978
2,683
9,930
3.004
2,744
10,038
3.002
2.758
9.325
2,423
2,787
9,H5
2,360
2,660
9,1*8
2,361
2,680
9.723
2,862
2,702
9,950
2,920
2,768
9.654
2,852
2.730
9.676
2,825
2.692
3.037
2,960
3.067
2,181
2,301
2,263
1,8*8
1.912
1.998
138
1*5
132
4.1
4.9
6.6
3.*
3.2
1.4
3.1
1.6
1.0
Finance, insurance, and real
Miffcellai^eou*
See footnotes on opposite page.
B ~ 17b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Kansas 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total yffl 4/_
Percent of
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
$168,387
Total, all industries.
20,329
2,5*7
Mining
.
10 Metal mining
.
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
13 Crude-petroleum and naturaL-gas production.
100.0
12.1
1.5
1.2
8.8
2,020
....»...<
l4,782
......
8,587
2,819
4,610
Construction,..
*
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building.
Manufacturing
20 Food and kindred products.
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
29 Products of petroleum and coal
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
37 Machinery (except electrical).
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries.....
......
,
55.721
26,498
5.320
3.55S
5.1
1.7
2.7
33.1
15.7
3.2
2.1
6,666
*»0
2,232
3.185
2,424
2,097
1.3
1.9
l.*
1.3
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
43 Other transportation, except water transportation
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..
48 Utilities: Xlectrlc and gas
21,493
1,861
5.756
5,606
7.049
12.8
Wholesale and retail trade
t
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise.
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)..
....
55 Betail automotive
56 Betail apparel and accessories
,
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Sating and drinking places
75 Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services....
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
46,071
7.767
27.3
l.l
3.*
&
*.6
*»9
3.8
2.2
3.2
8,255
6.350
3.726
5.357
January-March
April-June
July-September
$38,438
$42,051
$*3.212
4,886
575
610
3.501
4,906
569
3f7
3.7*3
*, 962
575
449
3.677
1.595
5*5
876
2,132
8*2
2,560
864
1.33*
12.336
5.803
1.249
798
1,556
494
1,002
13,8*8
6,6*8
1,3**
85*
1.653
59*
735
575
1*, 50*
6,975
1.3*0
380
510
905
1.721
556
832
617
587
5.153
4o6
1.390
1.378
1.674
5.**2
5,*31
i.**5
1.7*7
1,482
1.399
1.793
10,3*9
1,770
11,556
1,877
11.723
1.9*6
1.791
l.*19
2,129
1.57*
906
1.371
*3l
1.092
35*
1.523
961
1.371
409
1.125
336
696
530
*66
2,20*
4,418
2.6
.8
1,236
377
996
311
1**39
5.707
.8
3.*
1.295
1,5*5
1»*55
2.0
1,750
531
1.787
850
1,821
3.39*
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
72 Personal services..,
7.*86
1,560
1.970
1,791
409
1.905
399
516
1,831
•9
1.2
Miscellaneous
1,478
Finance. Insurance, and real estate
63 Insurance carriers
1/
2]
3/
4/
1,706
1,3*6
7.222
*
1.0
*.3
.9
306
578
*75
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
I33
867
i+9*
380
B—22a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1j 1939
Massachusetts
Industry division
and major industry
group code number j/
Mining
Construction
16
25
&:::::::::::::::::::::::::
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
:
48
Wholesale and retail trade....
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
2/
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
245,735
100.0
238.407
232,467
233,487
215,456
240,357
244,750
246,039
252,132
258,588
262,881
261,619
262,637
50,959
45,918
20.8
50,990
46,606
2,327
2,036
48,729
44,782
2,214
1.712
48,351
44,043
2,316
1,971
24,673
20,129
2,342
2,193
45,489
40,555
2,583
2,336
49.807
44,655
2,695
2.439
52,092
46,942
2,583
2,540
55,063
49,783
2,612
2,642
57.019
51,609
2,506
2,879
60,996
54,585
2,904
3.481
60,353
54,545
2,817
2,948
57,940
52,777
2,494
2,637
13.576
5.027
5.057
3.492
5.5
9.485
4,167
2,530
2,7 88
9.344
4.233
2,401
2,710
11,366
5,017
3.138
3,211
13,681
5,445
4,445
3.791
15,389
5,720
5,864
3,805
15,801
5.565
6,118
4,118
16,051
5.758
6,570
3.723
16,478
5.812
6,967
3.699
16,509
5,628
7,229
3.652
15.373
4,938
6,753
3,682
79.893
17.169
5.676
3.617
7.136
5.365
7.019
4,323
3.090
11.036
3,410
32.5
7.0
2.3
1.5
2.9
2.2
2.8
1.8
1.3
4.5
1.4
75.005
16,171
5.710
3.550
7,025
4,763
6,223
4,197
2,684
10,4i4
3.364
75,562
16,363
5,%7
3,628
7,196
4,798
6,225
4,186
2.693
10,591
3,408
75.679
16,481
5.377
3,698
6,949
4,821
6,356
4,154
2,840
10,509
3,330
76,604
16,585
5.464
3.796
6,850
4,914
6,320
4,269
2,874
10,568
3.333
77.872
17.196
5.468
3,774
7,308
4,999
6.469
4,285
2,949
10,473
3.367
79,261
17,246
5.576
3.663
7,470
5,111
7,033
4,282
2,972
10,760
3,457
79.377
16,976
5.725
3.423
7.145
5,108
7.072
4,294
2,999
10.713
3.521
81,378
17.412
5.807
7,667
5,535
7,380
4,345
3.015
10,747
3,622
83,256
17,624
5.805
3.437
7,090
5,712
7,622
4,380
3.^33
11,471
3.633
85.120
18,076
5,758
3,869
6,939
5,880
7,905
4,421
3,686
11,980
3,758
86,618
18,560
5,882
3.676
6,839
6,225
8,164
4,508
3.558
12,264
3.874
82,986
17.332
6,083
3.485
7.152
6,511
7,453
4,559
3,374
11,946
2,259
15,666
3,028
4,031
4,263
6.4
1.2
1.7
1.7
14,922
2,598
3,85 8
4,138
14,953
2,648
3.891
4,120
15,079
2,675
3,924
4,156
15,498
2,975
4,030
4,187
15,726
3,028
3.991
4,303
15.794
3,085
4,035
4,348
15.781
2,991
4,134
4.270
15,762
3.135
4,057
4,261
16,067
3.234
4,083
4,348
16,181
3,376
4,089
4,370
15.985
3.269
4,123
4,303
16,246
3.315
4,159
4,345
62,999
9,064
9,662
9,106
6.506
4', 876
3.697
6,449
4,561
7,620
25.6
3.7
3.9
3.7
2.6
2.0
1.5
2.6
1.9
3.1
66,564
8,927
16,594
8,177
6,233
4,760
3,246
6,197
3.927
7,051
62,490
8,851
12,795
7,977
6,278
4,737
3.296
6,197
3.971
6,950
61.253
8,839
9,028
8,966
6,535
4,802
4,032
6,313
3,901
7,4l6
61,533
8,798
7,725
8,896
6,723
4.923
3,853
6,529
5,040
7.631
62,321
8,687
7,501
9,O4O
6,578
4,900
3,886
6,483
5.977
7.851
60,942
8,729
7,358
8,973
6,647
4,919
3.763
6,510
4,579
8,061
59,723
8,848
7.453
8,522
6,413
4,884
3,296
6.438
4,532
7,867
60,549
9,479
7,566
8,586
6,358
4,844
3.325
6,561
4,463
7,882
62,375
9,347
7,440
9,589
6,722
4,888
3,812
6,612
4,578
7.896
62,447
9.619
7,251
9,792
6,526
4,915
3,830
6,507
4,669
7,824
62,428
9,386
7,5H
9,753
6,575
4,946
4,021
b,486
4,567
7,691
73,359
9,260
17.727
11,000
6,480
4,994
4,005
6,554
4,529
7.314
1.0
6,686
2,512
6,713
2,522
6,653
2,410
6,906
2,606
6,982
2,638
7.010
2.639
6,996
2,618
7,019
2,609
2,626
7.0a
2,609
6,894
2,501
6,876
2,507
1.5
2.3
14,345
3.636
5,094
14,234
3,617
5,124
14,631
3,645
5,223
15,995
3,886
5,590
15,986
4,o4o
5,657
15.574
3.654
5.765
15,483
3,624
5,737
15.364
3.559
5.705
15.675
3,994
5,713
15.269
3.704
5.722
15,131
3.692
5,690
15.157
3,624
5,715
410
442
475
566
592
561
536
519
6l4
474
437
413
18.7
1.1
1.0
2.0
2.1
I'M
9,660
3.367
3,067
3.226
Finance, insurance, and real
See footnotes on opposite page.
6,902
2,567
2.8
15,237
3.723
5,561
6.2
503
.2
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
DistrictofColumbia2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries.
$272,019
100.0
19.6
Mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
13 Crude-petroleum and natural-gas production.
14 Honmetallic mining and quarrying
53.308
48,692
2.41S
2.178
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors.
16 General contractors, other than building...
17 Construction—special trade contractors....
14,171
5.711
4,502
3.958
5.2
Manufacturing
20 Pood and kindred products
21 Tobacco manufactures..
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials.
2* Lumber and timber basic products
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
32 Stone, clay, and glass products.
Iron and steel and their products......
Electrical machinery
9*.833
20,978
6,390
3*. 9
Transportation, coauHunicatlon, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire..
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
4g Utilities: Electric and gas
19,502
3.36?
4,6o4
6,144
7.2
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
Retail general merchandise
Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified,
71 Eating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade.
64,909
11,773
23.8
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
£3Insurance carriers............
11,272
4,907
4.1
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.
72 Personal services
13.572
2,186
4,576
5.0
ft
u
Miscellaneous.
17.9
.9
.8
January-March
April-June
July-September
October-December
$61,424
$62,O4O
$71,057
$77,*98
8,899
7.776
622
498
15,262
14,058
628
570
16,483
15.153
609
712
1,609
991
1,026
*,335
1.692
1.563
1,080
3.827
1,326
1.37*
1.127
12,664
11,705
559
398
3.626
1.5
2.383
1,084
574
725
3.262
7.7
2.3
1.2
20,897
*,719
1.429
7*3
22,505
5,086
1,563
849
24,049
5.292
1,600
797
27.382
5,881
1.798
873
5.325
4,419
7,490
6,683
3.258
16,580
4,o4l
2.0
1.6
2.8
2.5
1.2
6.1
1.5
1,242
946
1,545
1.479
6S3
3.616
911
1,248
1,020
1,674
1,639
736
3.778
97*
1,449
1,078
1.923
1,681
808
4,298
1,015
1,386
1.375
2,3*8
1,88*
1.031
4,888
1,1*1
1.2
1.7
2.3
4.507
697
1.063
1.465
4,825
821
1,146
1.524
5,025
870
1,220
1.584
5.1*5
981
1,175
1,571
15,285
2,714
15.73*
2,874
15,963
*.3
17.927
3.279
3.124
1.508
1,358
1,304
769
1,5*8
blS
2.535
1,665
1.507
1,388
812
2,560
2,016
2,162
1,649
1.559
1.399
817
1.75*
752
2,208
3,084
2,069
1,593
1.531
984
1,886
790
2.317
2,584
1,118
2,820
1,263
2,776
1,228
3,092
1,29s
3.013
577
1,005
3,501
581
1,169
3.511
591
1,182
3.5*7
637
1,220
91
130
136
95
2.1
1.6
4.2
2.5
2.2
2.1
1.2
2.5
1.1
3.2
11,303
6,891
6,017
5,622
3.382
6.91*
2,890
8,703
452
1.8
1.7
.2
1,726
730
2,906
l/ Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
2/ Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, on some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding calendar year; or 4 or more workers in each of 3
calendar quarters to each of whom at least $50 in wages was payable in each such quarter.
3/ For titles of codes see above.
4/ Same as total taxable wages.
B — 19a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions said significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Louisiana 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number jJ
Total, all industries
Mining
Construction
16
17
Manufacturing
2b
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
Wholesale and retail trade....
54
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
269,858
100.0
14,306
12,227
5*3
18,906
8,100
6,592
4,214
7.0
88,804
23,735
4,485
21,490
4,025
6,910
3.325
5,479
6,214
3.989
32.9
31.373
6,960
3,344
3.795
5.245
4,883
5.945
11.6
77,722
13.572
10,05?
12,374
5,785
5,512
4,672
8,952
7,320
2,770
6,706
28.8
11,180
2,737
2,815
4.2
23,957
4,223
6,803
3,732
8.9
3,610
1.3
March
April
May
250,003
258,093
261,149
259,168
266,188
265,420
13,222
11,260
13.356
11,455
13,7^9
11,791
14,017
12,091
14,25?
12,274
14,991
12,886
3.0
2.4
1.6
16,349
6,473
6,289
3.587
16,800
7,084
5.939
3.777
17,783
7,583
6,236
3.964
18,489
8,387
6,393
3.709
18,555
8,684
6,055
3.816
8.8
1.7
8.0
1.5
2.6
1.2
2.0
2.3
1-5
80,967
20,260
3.992
18,983
3.629
6,233
3.485
5,646
6,147
3,569
79.472
18,905
3.835
19,666
3,676
5,844
3.343
5,845
6,108
3,4I6
82,359
19,562
4,424
20,594
3.802
5,937
3.382
6,057
6,002
3,718
84,616
21,027
4,605
20,856
4,080
6,379
3.393
5,688
5,966
3,814
2.6
1.2
1.4
1.9
1.8
2.2
31.493
7,297
3.391
3,516
5,737
4,671
5,678
30,498
6,605
3,262
3.9*2
5,187
4,665
5,645
30,844
7,427
2,518
3.789
5,398
4,804
5.669
73,930
14,027
9.075
10,762
5.692
5,246
4,202
8,574
7,309
2,6b5
6,378
73.950
13.501
9,054
11.137
5,842
5.323
4,664
8,270
7.2?6
2,545
6,318
1.0
1.1
10,576
2,753
2,283
1.6
2.5
1.4
November
December
274,687
285,490
295,361
287,533
282,847
14,792
12,754
14,527
12,299
14,868
12,547
14,374
12,190
14,847
12,644
14,668
12,534
20,620
9.349
6,860
4,411
20,165
9,181
6,725
4.259
20,579
9.098
6,761
4,720
19.895
8,152
6,931
4,812
19,924
8.038
7,075
4,811
20,352
8.157
7,725
4,470
17,365
7,016
6,112
4,237
82,425
20,606
4,062
20,92?
4,064
6,081
3,266
4,744
5,928
3,992
84,027
20,708
4,450
20,787
3,944
6,563
3.358
4,648
6,229
4,198
85,361
20,870
4,298
22,231
4,022
6,568
3,205
4,607
6,447
4,o46
91,662
26,372
4,494
22,510
3.810
6,713
3,281
5.383
6,116
3,913
96,262
27,351
4,984
22,722
4,195
8,003
3.284
5,837
6,287
4,o6l
103,086
32,121
5,075
23,358
4,398
8,231
3.189
5,975
6,392
4.691
100,827
30,681
4,766
23,306
4,34s
8,127
3.317
5,779
6,409
4,548
94.583
26,359
4.837
21,9*1
4,330
8,235
3,401
5,53?
6,534
3,907
29,112
5.786
3,106
3,894
4,494
4,825
5,781
29,343
5.485
3,228
3.990
4,754
4,791
5,877
30,269
5.897
3,4O4
4,134
4.747
4.874
6,015
29,474
5,686
3,487
3.237
4,791
4,926
6,l4o
30,707
6,597
3,460
3,660
4,583
4,850
6,342
33.316
8,742
3,611
3.363
5,177
4,931
6,341
35,570
8,503
3.431
4,721
5.932
4,996
6,637
31,615
7.836
3.581
3.724
5.193
5,123
5,064
34,231
7,658
3.643
3,562
6,944
5,143
6,156
76,143
13.981
9.275
11,543
5,776
5.317
5,128
8,454
7.352
2,658
6,659
76,133
13,135
9,803
12,153
5,619
5,365
4,947
8.039
7.292
2,678
6,502
76,719
12,497
10,742
12,027
5.807
5,351
4,796
8,743
7,290
2,636
6,830
76,891
13,818
9.479
11,886
5,685
5,616
4,537
9,O4I
7,211
2,694
6,924
76,405
13.891
9,225
11.639
5,570
5,688
4,238
9.017
7.225
2,777
7.135
77.091
12,9*7
10,868
11,847
5,519
5.69?
4,oo4
9,104
7.242
2,871
6,990
7?,656
14,233
10,315
13,O4O
5.680
5,64o
4,577
9,219
7,543
2,949
6,460
81,765
13,987
11,206
13.262
6,068
5,719
4,880
9.455
7,322
2,873
6,993
81,475
13.334
10,846
14,294
6,190
5,517
5,034
9,246
7,330
2,931
6,753
82,503
13,508
10,821
14,892
5,973
5,669
5,057
9.659
7,433
2,958
6,533
10,454
2,740
2,201
10,683
2,614
2,560
11,677
2,804
3.194
11,194
2,774
2,786
11,299
3,020
2,564
10,920
2,729
2,560
11,138
2,742
2,726
n.935
2,768
3.469
11,701
2,621
3.446
10,720
2,624
2,538
11,866
2,655
3.446
22,772
4,590
6,568
3.429
22,842
4,161
6,273
3.345
23,759
4,525
6,450
3.633
24,290
4,360
6,714
4,088
23,928
3.989
6,912
3.954
24,767
4,215
7.014
4,261
24,526
3.989
7,079
4,210
24,451
4,102
7,122
3.891
24,705
4,101
7,494
3.710
23,998
4,245
6,632
3.550
23,621
4,091
6,643
3.345
23,824
4,310
6,733
3.369
3,044
2,631
2,773
2,815
2.745
3,324
3.777
4.532
4,853
4,943
4,076
3,807
252,353
4.5
4.6
2.2
2.1
1.7
3.3
2.7
1.0
2.5
Finance, insurance, and real
53::::
See footnotes on opposite page.
August
July
October
February
5.0
June
September
January
;
B- 19b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Louisiana 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 */
Percent of
total, all
industries
January-March
$288,563
100.0
$64,911
Mining
13 Crude-petroleum and natural-gas production
24,448
22,099
8.5
5.671
5.H2
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than "building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
19,173
7,388
6,93*
4,851
Total, all industries
Manufacturing
*
20 Food and kindred products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
Lumber and timber basic products...
25 Furniture and finished lumber products.
26 Paper and allied products.
27 Printing, publishing,and allied industries........
28 Chemicals and allied products.
29 Products of petroleum and coal
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
88,919
21,029
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
43 Other transportation, except water transportation
44 Water transportation
45 Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services
48 Utilities! Electric and gas
33,678
5,322
*, 639
4,185
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise...
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
75 Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services..
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
80,700
16,940
Finance, insurance, and real estate
53 Insurance carriers
67 Holding companies (except real estate holding companies)..
17,999
3,728
5,518
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places...,
72 Personal services
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not elsewhere classified
22,010
2,932
4,919
Miscellaneous
7.7
6.6
1.7
30. s
3,645
14,869
3,472
8,426
5,319
6,965
11,205
4,471
$71.9*0
$82,537
5,435
6,226
5.621
6,561
5.931
5,026
1.979
1.737
1,310
5,267
1,868
27,032
7.157
1,057
4.357
1,082
4,685
1.917
1.616
2,070
1,329
1,152
20,742
4,574
1.6
885
3,*92
844
1,896
1,335
1,652
2,661
l,ll4
901
3.738
817
2,175
1,276
1,649
2,759
1,083
1,444
1,923
3.277
1,329
1.8
1.6
1.5
7.720
1.099
1.092
1,017
8,059
1.149
1,101
1,063
8,458
1.3*0
1.171
992
9,4*1
1,734
1.275
1.113
1.3
864
860
1.423
2,135
852
1.539
2,245
1.178
1,492
2,309
18,*95
3,893
19.470
4,009
19,678
4,04S
21,057
4,990
3,*79
2,379
i,o4a
1.669
1.150
2,165
1.4
•9
2.7
3.313
2,226
1,020
1,628
1,063
2,006
1,008
571
1,767
600
1,959
3.53*
2,385
1,069
1.735
1,023
2,295
1,013
639
1.937
3,9*5
3.198
1,102
1,970
1.229
2,667
1,047
681
2,228
1.3
1.9
4,196
871
1,290
4,362
971
1.296
4,515
939
i,*33
4,926
947
l.*99
1.0
1.7
5,226
740
1,118
5.535
739
1,262
5,52*
703
1,269
5.725
750
1.270
768
891
852
751
287
332
489
528
11.7
2.0
3.0
5.9
4.9
3.5
1.5
2.4
1.6
6.2
7.6
.6
$69,175
802
3.282
729
1,693
1,264
1,7*1
2,508
945
2.4
3.262
0 ct ober-De comber
19.121
4,o64
7.3
1.8
14,271
10,188
4,239
7,002
4,465
9,133
4,080
2,491
7,891
July-September
22,02*
5,23*
1.3
5.2
1.2
2.9
3,754
5,767
8,723
I.636
8
*,195
1,624
1,511
1,060
April-June
2! 03^
1,012
2,662
1/ Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
2/ Coverage in 1939: Any employing unit, within either current or preceding calendar year, which has or had 4 or more individuals in employment in each of 20 different weeks; or 12
or more in each of 10 different weeks.
3/ For titles of codes see above.
4/ Same as total taxable wages.
yl
B—20a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Maine 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Total, all industries
Mining
Construction
16
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
46
.
..
Wholesale and retail trade....
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
136,908
272
.2
4,77*
1,627
2,291
3.5
90,107
6,30*
2*,019
2,756
9,461
4,664
13,712
1,631
17.951
3,227
3,498
65.8
7,7*5
2,485
2,484
5.7
25.262
3.676
3,110
4.156
2,804
2,088
1,488
2,972
1,517
3,008
18.4
2,450
1.8
5,97*
2,3*2
1,622
4.4
324
.2
Finance, insurance.and real
See footnotes on opposite page.
100.0
January
February
128,969
128,200
June
July
August
March
April
May
126,677
126,*26
135,296
1*2,791
1*6,05*
1*6,577
224
282
396
*1*
September
October
November
December
1**,836
141,071
137, *1*
138,588
*15
391
308
207
173
136
129
192
1.2
1.7
3.3S6
1,102
1,63*
2,907
988
1,248
3.072
1,071
1.319
3,766
1,*08
1,5*1
5,*o*
1.869
2,5*7
6,205
1,88*
3,25*
6,100
1,85*
3,2*6
6,409
2,133
3,383
6,511
2,127
3»*7*
5,813
1,871
2.992
*,815
1,874
2,062
2,8?4
1,3*1
789
4.6
17.5
2.0
6.9
3.*
10.0
1.2
13.1
2.*
2.6
86,337
3,795
2*,500
2,83s
8,539
*,521
13,308
1,637
18,923
3,056
2,859
86,811
3,647
24,035
2,953
8,193
4,7*0
13.351
1,657
19,870
3,08*
2,861
8*,082
3.9*3
21,466
3,051
7,282
*,710
13,392
1,65*
19,657
3.089
3,1*8
81,901
5,55s
21,315
2,9*7
*,786
*.529
12,982
1,660
18,508
3.176
3.*39
87,652
6,611
22,355
2,908
7,371
*,*52
15,323
1,668
16,852
3,178
3,66*
92,358
7,601
2*, 200
2,875
10,655
*,599
13,308
1.691
17.531
3.089
3.758
95,8*3
9,768
25,126
2,628
9,8*0
*»335
13.226
1,621
18,990
3,088
3.735
95,9*5
9,509
25,183
2,956
10,316
*. 257
13.272
1,628
18,652
3,081
3.719
9*. 292
8,385
25,806
2,637
9.388
4,736
13.9%
1.593
18,020
3.13*
3.621
92,591
7,*88
2*,689
2,*95
10,882
*.S76
I*,196
1,577
16,75*
3.260
3.673
90,408
*.970
2*, 508
2,*33
12,505
5.089
1*,268
1.583
15,02*
3.573
3,773
93,06*
4,369
25.043
2,350
13,777
5,126
13,962
l,6o4
16,634
3,917
3.724
1.8
1.8
7.765
2,*07
2,320
7,272
2,401
2,291
7.698
2,440
2,329
7.578
2,458
2,385
7,585
2,520
2,*0*
8,235
2,562
2,522
7.6*6
2,58*
2.573
7,806
2,610
2,606
7,589
2,537
2,569
7,866
2,4*3
2,597
7,823
2,400
2,617
8,079
2,463
2,600
2.7
2.3
3.0
2.0
1.5
1.1
2.2
1.1
2.2
23.509
3.700
2,806
3,160
2,685
1,933
1,2*9
3,1*9
1,339
2.953
23,386
3,79*
2,885
3.2*8
2,675
1.930
1,226
2,98*
1.3H
2,813
23,9*6
3.961
2,?47
3,*81
2,697
1,984
1,41*
2,788
1,3*2
2,816
24,622
3.738
2,999
3.874
2,720
2,083
1,556
2,804
1.507
2,822
25,282
3.648
3.250
*,128
2,766
2,171
1,500
2,895
1.517
2,99s
26,0**
3,618
3.371
4,256
2,907
2,205
1,517
2,995
1,6-55
3,1*5
25.9*7
3.326
2,932
2,180
1,4*9
3.072
1,713
3,230
25,899
3,*49
3,270
*,358
2,96*
2,171
1,*10
3,030
1,773
3,080
26,199
3,659
3,156
*,*95
2,863
2,1*1
1,626
3,082
1,698
3,089
25,950
3,729
3,166
*,552
2,8*6
2,063
1,592
2,93*
1,535
3,135
25.996
3.717
3,101
4,804
2,800
2,091
1,625
2,947
1,448
3.053
26,369
3,774
3,026
5.224
2,793
2,107
1,692
2,988
1,389
2,965
2,*05
2,385
2,390
2,422
2,483
2,50*
2,49*
2,50*
2,496
2,*52
2,426
2,442
5.061
1.817
i,*6l
5,000
1,7*6
1,470
5,091
1,812
1,*80
5,568
2,055
1,579
6,230
2,551
1,650
6,857
3,026
1,726
7,351
3,206
1,8*6
7,333
3,218
1,817
7,035
3,186
1,706
5,639
2,026
1,602
5.296
1.756
1.583
5,221
1,704
1,538
333
303
269
377
436
306
277
267
299
369
342
312
1.7
1.2
B —150b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Horth
Dakota
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
15
16
Building construction—general contractors
General contractors, other than building
23
Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
2*
25
Lumber and timber basic products
Furniture and finished lumber products
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
53
54
Retail general merchandise
Retail food (includes liquor stores)
56
57
Retail apparel and accessories
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
70
72
1/
2/
3/
4/
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
Personal services
.
April-June
July- September
100.0
$32,653
$33,738
$38,496
$39,*72
3*5
.2
*6
7*
116
109
5»o4i
1.739
2,351
3.5
1.2
1.6
700
257
292
1,2*8
*29
556
1.765
561
914
1,328
*92
589
89.137
5,664
22,084
61.8
3.9
15.3
20,8*0
988
5,291
20,371
1,276
*,8**
23,450
1.967
5.676
24,476
l.*33
6,273
3.1
13.1
1.5
11.1
2.7
3.3
267
1,356
1.0*5
*,333
512
4,46p
884
1,016
316
1,220
1,060
4,474
528
3.577
9*3
1,216
321
1.738
1,061
*,753
525
*. 259
875
1.273
369
2,102
1,25*
5.330
609
3,705
1.193
1,310
2.3
2.7
2,259
7*1
880
2,*32
81*
961
2,651
908
1,044
2,623
821
1,028
3.2
6,580
1.072
7.152
1,086
7,668
1,11*
8,318
1,3*6
3.6
2.2
2.2
2.0
1.1
2.6
•7
2.6
1,1*9
619
710
623
326
8*7
22X
8*2
1,297
72*
757
7*6
376
877
252
905
1,377
817
865
7*9
379
963
322
968
1.397
1,085
827
1,097
1,113
1,1*5
1.236
1.063
297
1,271
463
3*4
1,631
683
398
1.285
422
356
68
77
70
97
*.*
1,273
6,4i6
4,420
18,890
2,17*
16,010
3,895
*,815
9.965
3.284
3.913
6.9^
20.6
5.220
3.245
3.159
2.909
1,530
3.703
1,057
3.7*8
*.59l
3.2
5.250
1.912
1.395
3.6
312
.2
1.3
1.0
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries,
Coverage in 1939* Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 weeks in current or preceding year,
For titles of codes, see above,
Same as total taxable wages*
October-December
$144,359
29.718
4,618
51
January-Mar ch
7? 1
449
1,016
262
1.033
B—21 a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, l/ 1939
Maryland gj
Industry division
and major industry
group code number ]J
Average monthly employment^
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
Total, all industries.
Mining.
Construction*
15
17
Manufacturing.
20
22.
23*
26.
27.
28.
31.
32.
33.
35.
37.
39.
340,950
345.320
2,775
September
October
November
349,902
356,643
374,149
364,630
367.095
2.727
2,813
2,895
3,024
3,047
3.057
23,046
7.169
12,339
23,087
7,237
12,606
25,011
6,825
15,204
21,209
20,451
5.853
11,881
166,154
28,810
13,908
24,261
3.636
4,225
172,175
33,820
13,667
24,527
178,818
.7
2,087
2,374
1.841
21,560
6.2
2,199
15,813
5.158
8,242
17,754
6,298
9.043
22,744
7,416
23.274
7.443
12,005
12,057
23.995
7.518
12,488
24,011
7,670
12,707
145,808
20,774
150,605
20,940
14,500
24,426
3.670
3.891
7.748
6,751
3.902
4.972
30,928
3.348
3,780
157.072
23,525
14,933
24,8l4
3.619
3.877
7.852
7.961
3.757
5,182
31.227
3.342
3,846
10,996
157.382
24,408
13,845
24,232
3.637
3.963
7.751
7.557
3.553
5,127
32,170
3,306
3.933
11,614
161,133
25,512
14,646
24,179
3.574
3.896
7.751
6.728
3.605
9.821
155,804
22,213
14,488
25.798
3,684
4,004
8,016
7.670
3.879
5.319
31.099
3.328
3.84o
10,378
32.091
5.382
3.681
5.313
5,128
6,628
33.492
5.715
3.757
5.906
5.204
6,769
32,453
5.452
3.517
5,484
5.323
6,868
32,
5.
3.519
5,180
5.354
6,894
80,528
84,296
12,635
9.152
16,421
8,586
5,163
4,272
10,695
8,110
6.719
81,412
11,408
8,615
16,338
8,420
5.272
4,011
9,784
8,697
6,300
17.577
7.400
4,086
6,664
11.783
163,467
25.591
14,453
24,612
3.640
4,181
7.797
6,842
3.789
46.8
I7'13
4.1
7.0
1.0
1.2
2*2
2.0
5.216
1.1
1.5
9.5
1.1
33.263
3.765
3.818
14,007
1.1
13,812
23,688
3,608
3.824
7.672
6,362
3.825
4,854
30,294
3.367
3.703
8,494
349,888
July
6,218
11,942
15,261
4,31s
7.703
6,730
3.985
5,021
33.873
3,620
4,052
16,468
17.589
174,081
26,536
14,910
25,044
3.669
4,622
7,846
6,4o4
4,264
5,608
35.758
4,775
3.465
17,675
33.332
5.846
3.740
5.554
5,358
6,999
31,940
5.467
3.791
4,475
5.305
7.129
31,862
5.356
3.705
4,673
5.256
7,214
34,115
6,019
3.873
5.557
5.330
7.209
32,950
6,190
3.726
4,547
5,281
7,235
33.371
6,066
3,840
4,674
5.439
7.352
82,467
11,600
8,867
16,790
8,527
5,333
3.968
9.653
8,843
6,665
83,335
11,893
8,821
16,398
8,656
5,419
3.928
9.700
9,099
6,752
11,816
82,204
82,385
11,872
8,993
15.617
8,764
5,386
3.447
9,724
8,990
6,877
87,066
13.076
9.359
17,165
8,797
5,384
4,182
92,960
9,358
6,842
88,871
13,026
10,089
18,842
8,763
5.412
4,082
10,243
8,752
6,983
17,799
7,360
4,307
17,880
7.372
4.382
17.918
7.395
4,323
17,923
7,317
4,311
18,176
4,676
18,381
7,338
4,800
18,145
7,227
4,769
18,096
7.233
4,707
26,215
3,586
7,076
3.737
4,701
27,414
3.594
7.345
3.976
5.383
26,624
3,892
7,687
3,666
4,423
24,939
3.135
7.703
3.374
4,127
25,I4O
3,067
7.578
3.694
4,128
26,689
3.144
7.490
3.972
4,985
25,470
3.445
7,211
3,416
4,010
25.238
3.299
7.169
3,279
4,177
884
842
808
87s
923
1,045
857
806
5.082
33.138
3.377
3.964
13.312
7,660
6,444
3,783
5,014
33»j53l
3.543
25,620
3,736
4,535
7,889
7,268
4,169
5.288
173.116
24,591
14,952
24,984
3.690
4,571
7,866
6,120
3.298
5.528
36,405
4,548
3.518
18,350
4.0
24.3
Finance, Insurance, and real
estate
17.854
5.1
341.507
August
June
2,652
84,756
12,429
9.206
17,128
8,638
5.318
3,887
10,070
8,678
6,770
See footnotes on opposite page.
May
325.166
Wholesale and retail trade...
50.
51.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
71.
52.
Miscellaneous.
April
317,569
9.4
65.
March
100.0
32,813
5.696
3.760
5,028
5.295
Service.
70....
72....
76....
79....
February
349.312
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities.,
42..
43
45
46
48
¥
January
l.i
1.5
1.5
2.0
7.022
3.6
2.6
4.9
2.5
1.5
1.1
2.9
2.5
1.9
4,366
25.391
3.452
7.225
819
1.6
2.1
1.3
7.3
80,542
13.033
8,607
14,855
8,466
4,991
3,501
10,006
7.914
6,637
17.165
7,296
3.750
2.1
23,788
3.667
6,732
1.2
1.0
1.0
.2
31.790
5.383
3.779
4,643
5.044
6,588
12,805
8,818
14,628
8,568
4,987
3.566
10,098
7,908
6,658
17,212
7,313
3,841
3.^22
3.274
6,710
3,649
3.257
24,392
3.599
6,953
3.542
3.521
576
642
828
24,135
3,620
8,970
15,718
8.853
5,3*9
3.570
9.764
8,791
6,700
10,200
13,060
10,323
22,105
8,735
5,523
4,079
10,356
9.031
7,047
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
DistrictofColumbia2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
$431,900
Total, all industries
100.0
2,700
.6
25,113
7,918
13,12*
5.8
Manuf ac tur in^.
20 Food and kindred products.
22 Textile-mill products.
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials.
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 Paper and allied products.
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products..
.
31 Leather and leather products......
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products.
35 Nonferrous metals and their products.
37 Machinery (except electrical)
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries.
209,649
29,699
15,805
48.6
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire.....
43 Other transportation, except water transportation..
45 Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified,
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.,
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
43,308
6,65s
2.387
4,222
8,240
12,728
10.0
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers.......
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Retail general merchandise.
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories....
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Sating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade.
95,0*0
15,512
22.0
Mining,
Constimetion.
15 Building constructions-general contractors
17 Construction—special trade contractors.............
,
.
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
63 Insurance carriers.
••......
65 Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers....
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places,...,
72 Personal services
76 Miscellaneous repair services and hand trades
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not
elsewhere classified....
Miscellaneous
1/
2j
3/
4/
Januar y-Marc h
April-June
July-Sep t ember
Amount
29,278
26,072
2.388
6,522
5,517
661
3.0
6,873
2,151
3,61s
6.9
3.7
45,001
6,192
4,017
50,076
7,018
3.976
52,508
8,245
3,277
5»*0l
912
1,063
3.013
2,287
S4l
1,418
10,129
1,083
1,466
3.163
5.079
937
1,095
3,116
2,629
7*6
l»*53
12,719
1,128
1,622
4,204
5,*5l
9*2
1,177
10,7*6
1,695
562
997
2,090
3,17*
11,087
1,625
1.9
2.9
9.79S
I.*67
500
961
1,866
2,897
3.6
21,3*9
3,489
22,752
3,70*
23,162
3.682
3.379
3.5*8
1,882
1,616
896
2.635
1,228
2,062
3.607
3,908
1,965
1,783
1,020
2,670
1,401
2,0*6
3,788
3.85s
2,010
1.705
988
2.757
l.*63
2.187
1.1
6,919
3.096
993
7,212
3,177
1,158
7.27*
3,203
1,181
.5
1.5
1.3
6.051
582
1,462
1.320
6,664
615
1,692
l,*3°
6,648
576
1,676
1,491
953
967
189
225
1.8
1.6
*.*
1.5
.6
1.0
3.5
3.8
1.8
1.7
1.0
2.6
1.3
2.1
6.8
2.9
6.0
3.506
740
582
6,683
2,176
3,383
1.2
4,652
.8
.2
$108,438
632
12.0
15,255
16,569
7,9*7
7,192
M67
11.33*
5,641
8,830
$104,904
4,859
1,682
2,368
5.1
.9
l.l
2.9
2.3
.8
1.5
21,987
3,864
4,815
12,631
9,944
3.377
6,336
51.819
5.296
6,7**
19,105
12,7*6
$94,747
138
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 4 or more in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
2',42^
900
1,635
12,748
1,333
1,631
5.*19
1,04^
2,188
3,266
October-December
B—22a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1 j 1939
Massachusetts 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number jJ
Total, all industries
Mining,
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all Industries
Finance, insurancef and real
estate
157777
65
Service
70
72
Miscellaneous
See footnotes on opposite page.
June
May
July
August
September
October
November
959,985
462
(4)
352
336
368
443
5*5
51*
586
587
539
515
425
2.9
1.0
1.2
25,361
8,920
10,556
22,556
7,833
9,75*
23,814
8,*73
10,298
29,13*
10,^09
11,884
33,8*7
11,871
13,3*2
3*,4o4
11,783
13,597
3*,058
11,812
13**23
3*, 019
11,89*
l4,058
32,727
11,484
l4,i4i
31,584
11,049
13,924
29,533
10,611
13,081
53.6
3.7
520,127
35,329
122,578
*8,283
14,382
27,089
27,609
14,558
16,624
71,786
31,440
12,617
25,7*2
30,453
29,179
525,*99
35,305
120,301
50,041
14,541
27,605
27,844
l*,799
17,071
72,886
3l,*57
13,129
26,433
30,824
30,487
531,875
36,453
117,5*5
48,464
14,932
28,358
28,168
15,^17
16,97*
72,634
35,805
12,989
26,911
31,814
31,185
524,533
37,078
117,162
46,830
14,643
28,003
28,257
1.4
2.8
3.5
3.2
509,346
35,605
123,7*9
44,358
13,812
26,622
27,853
1*,*27
16,222
67,474
30,924
12,185
25,177
30,095
28,387
16,'&6
66,990
35,591
13,131
27,152
32,412
31,297
526,840
37,697
118,231
46,787
1*,633
28,042
28,116
15,15*
15,867
65,813
36,185
13,379
27,681
33,011
31,955
529,077
38,217
121,038
44,470
l4,i64
27,370
28,206
14,857
I6,UO9
70,032
35,787
12,405
28,026
33,326
30,882
541,887
39,193
120,803
49,483
14,526
27,833
28,295
14,338
16,236
72,336
36,614
l4,n6
28,888
33,486
31,961
559,991
39,9*3
125,65*
52,156
1*,862
29,037
29,472
15,U18
16,962
70,800
38,qi*
15,269
30,003
34,^63
33.176
585,152
4o, 1195
133,610
51,291
14,983
31,165
29,829
15,9*6
17,811
70,ll6
*l,879
16,299
31,789
4l,66l
35,321
578,*70
40,118
133, s6o
*9,333
15,055
29.996
29,5*0
15,682
17,737
64,953
*2,075
16,272
31,806
43,268
35,733
1.1
1.3
1.8
1.5
b
7,*l7
11,319
12,275
18,125
14,680
67,098
11,157
12,186
18,156
l4,615
67,7*3
ll,*19
12,434
18,182
14,658
68,867
ll,44i
12,360
18,3S0
70,17*
11,706
12,674
18,735
15,246
70,979
11,893
12,982
19,012
15,294
11,
12,119
18,586
15,*23
68,892
11,629
12,145
18,691
15,388
68,481
11,418
12,884
18,465
15,3*8
67,657
11,027
12,846
18,293
15,272
67,820
10,963
12,489
18,035
15,268
241,080
36,221
25,972
33,701
3*,790
10,841
15.527
28,261
31,386
18,53*
240,660
35,9*3
26,155
32,7*9
3*,985
10,7*9
15,135
28,447
31,984
18,707
242,820
36,165
26,411
3*,685
35,052
10,931
16,763
27,897
30,810
18,299
253,3*9
37,214
27,199
35,849
36,152
12,132
18,966
27,843
33,*86
18,500
255,086
38,46s
27,237
35,641
36,222
12,309
18,089
27,588
34,888
18,611
257,569
39,2.08
27,390
35,782
36,275
12,248
17,888
27,805
36,15*
252,006
38,03*
28,093
3*,170
36,600
11,882
15,328
27,671
35,252
259,488
39,081
28,858
35,983
36,635
11,588
18,106
35,1*6
19,223
256,893
32,878
28.789
38,702
36,824
11,708
18.790
29,219
3*.796
19,446
261,812
32, *99
28,867
*3,211
37,037
11,672
19,166
29,530
3*,182
19,870
47,098
20,1*1
9,652
46,909
20,092
9,631
46,803
19,703
9,709
49,805
20,97*
10,828
50,479
20,960
10,985
51,129
20,843
11,440
50,762
20,95*
11,1*0
64,758
11,412
21,263
64,429
11,104
21,121
2,506
2,427
540,284
37,768
123,377
*8,139
14,528
28,377
28,475
15,099
16,686
69,036
36,377
13,885
28,383
34,900
31,846
Wholesale and retail trade....
50
51
53
5*
55
56
57
71
52
April
952,982
Manufacturing
20
22
23
25
26
27
28
30
31
33
35
36
37
39
us
46
48
March
100.0
29,535
10,350
12,380
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities..
February
1,007,562
Construction
15
17
:
January
12.2
4.8
1.4
2.8
2.8
1.5
1.7
6.9
68,395
11,352
12,485
18,429
15,139
6.8
252,^48
36,318
27,598
36,369
36,170
11,612
17,287
28,395
33,977
18,9*0
25.1
*9,515
20,709
10,688
*.9
970,1*2 1,002,235 1,005,001 1,012,522 1,001,651 1,013,284 1,0*0,273 1,060,19* 1,055,678 1,016,794
15,164
3.6
2.7
H
3.6
1.2
1.7
2.8
3.*
1.9
2.0
1.1
63,243
11,302
20,979
6.3
3,580
.4
1.1
2.1
59,*o6
10,357
20,101
59,*3*
10,597
19,9*3
60,257
10,426
20,223
63,558
10,811
20,95*
2,922
2,865
2,838
5,20*
18,830
19,02*
250,989
38,130
28,305
33.156
36,132
11,687
14,882
27,620
36,155
19,003
49,806
20,914
11,086
49,945
20,93*
10,928
50,1*1
20.972
10,900
50,178
20,919
10,887
65,095
11,705
21,411
65,977
12,282
21,873
64,120
11.973
21,752
12,165
21,307
12,111
21,212
5,915
6,29*
3,230
3,19*
3,356
63.538
28,966
65,212
B-22b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 5/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Massachusetts 2j
(In thousands of dollars)
Mai
Total, all industries
July-Sep tember
$351,148
$339,126
112
164
195
47,828
16,991
18,983
8,704
3,020
3,53*
12,679
4,567
4,849
13,522
4,711
5,*31
161,592
11,749
30,840
169,644
12,999
30,222
178,596
14,475
31,666
11,43s
4,384
9,527
11,351
6,171
5,362
19,065
11,500
4,145
9,881
11,903
9,930
11,173
4,599
10,705
11,905
6,7*4
5,553
17,^68
13,509
4,47^
10,832
13,339
11,134
11,841
4,715
10,201
12,037
6,886
5,623
19,397
14,649
4,628
ll,4oi
14,314
n,772
26,574
28,723
29,172
1.6
1.5
2.2
1.9
5,384
4,828
7,136
6,179
5,542
5,269
7,215
6,827
5,571
4,877
8,401
7,153
4.9
77,176
15,378
84,675
16,627
86,834
17,356
12,318
8,190
9,088
3,750
4,507
8,765
6,503
6,964
13,442
9,194
9,Q46
4,495
5,225
9,028
7,422
7,468
13,917
9,313
10,225
4,196
5,004
9,481
7,897
7,597
2.9
20,703
9,213
2,79*
22,749
9,995
3,257
23,034
10,109
3,320
.7
16,381
2,240
4,866
18,829
2,528
5,641
18,837
2,669
5,700
779
1,663
958
713,882
54,595
129,369
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
Hi Street, suburban, and interurban railways and city and
suburban bus lines
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
112,683
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Retail general merchandise
5* Reteil food (includes liquor stores)
...
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Reteil trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
3*3,3*1
67,512
100.0
1.2
1.4
51.
3.9
9.3
3
-?
47,461
18,696
42,193
48,350
27,224
22,729
75,009
57,788
19,839
45,254
,900
•5,950
1.4
3.1
3.5
2.0
1.6
5.*
4.2
1.4
a
E
3.3
8.1
21,777
20,194
31,080
27,023
24.7
4.0
2.7
2.9
1.2
1.5
2.7
55,073
37,599
39,b*7
17,086
20,782
37,795
29,8^8
30,715
Finance, insurance, and real estate
63 Insurance carriers
65 Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers
91,547
39,630
13,023
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.....
72 Personal services
73,897
10,015
21,802
1/
2/
3/
4/
5/
April-June
$312,021
Manufacturing
20 Food and kindred products
.
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
30 Rubber products
31 Leather and leather products....
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Nonferrous metals and their products
36 Electrical machinery.
37 Machinery (except electrical)
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
Miscellaneous
January-March
630
•3g7,972
Mining
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
17 Construction—special trade contractors....
im^L
Percent of
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
4,170
2.1
2.2
6.6
5.3
1.6
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 4 or more, on some day in each of 20 weeks during current year.
For titles of codes see above.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Same as total taxable wages.
B—23 a
Monthly employment of covered workers, "by Industry divisions and significant major industry groups, if
1939
Michigan 2/
Average monthly employment kj
Percent
of total,
Number
January
all industries
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Total, all industries
1,007,628
100.0
Mining
10
16,210
10,*75
1.6
Construction
28,966
10,288
11,581
2.9
630,266
42,419
11,283
24,792
18,377
17.361
20,069
71.948
14,292
12,696
51.931
293.983
10,255
62.5
52,829
13.845
13,068
19.788
5.2
194,476
24,705
19,548
38,547
21,792
13,028
12,330
16,643
16,397
27,310
19.3
Manufacturing.
.
20
25
26..
27
28
33
35-.
36
37
38
..
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities
48...
Wholesale and retail trade...
53....
.....
56
52
.
.
.
987,282
March
April
May
June
978,744
990,350
996,908
973.576
991,116
919.390
967.306
15.709
10,386
15,961
10,474
16,068
10,537
16,250
10,564
16,439
10,719
16,679
10,796
17.174
10,778
16,376
10,578
16,289
10,322
27,533
10,705
10,977
33.1U
11,921
12,574
35.333
12,279
13.483
34,087
11,669
13.233
34,866
11,380
13.866
33.391
10,316
13.366
31.500
10,038
12,615
27,727
9.576
11,464
23.236
7.998
10,333
622,356 591.814
40,706
38,629
8,093
9.309
23.77*
23.953
17,792
17.773
17.243
17.384
19.553 * 19.851
64,706
67.993
13,426
12,937
13,213
13.953
51.432
51.876
301,30s 270,675
9.965
10,233
606,011
43.436
10,222
24,511
17,803
16,911
19,629
64,985
13.022
12,060
52.678
280,747
10,512
541,938 585.487
46,864
46,574
11,328
10,512
25,050
24.295
18,053
18,375
17.354
17,051
19,778
19.976
70,207
63,187
1
4,300
13,416
12,041
12,193
52,677
53,093
212,929 245,133
10,608
10,468
666,785
45,704
12,056
25,780
19.113
17.792
20,682
79.301
12,279
12,743
51.662
315.064
10,946
669,205
47.209
13.710
26,942
19.811
18»06b
21,020
81.193
16,814
12,500
52,593
304,689
11,054
674,264
45,296
14,358
26,912
19.559
17.304
21,019
80,233
17.092
13.446
54,744
310.567
11,396
710,476
42,116
14,636
26,060
19.295
17,440
20,957
83,322
17.206
14,269
57.101
345.633
11.313
February
July
August
September
October
November
December
1,060,920 l,06l, 846 1,062,834 1,101 , a o
1.0
15*417
10,107
15.776
10,137
15,888
10,308
1.0
1.2
21,330
8,872
8,736
21,399
8,783
8,690
24,081
9,923
9.639
4.2
1.1
2.5
1.8
1.7
2.0
7.1
1.4
1.3
5.2
29.2
1.0
637.594
37,210
10,923
23,230
17.533
17.294
19,470
70,903
13.772
10,785
47,933
319.459
8,921
629,138
37.411
10,791
23,327
17.643
17.208
19.395
68,583
13.791
11.897
48,383
311,740
9,066
628,122
37.869
9.454
23,676
17.777
17.288
19.493
68,763
13.454
13.250
48,997
309.850
8,581
1.4
1.3
2.0
49.799
12,893
12,538
19,287
50,036
13.131
12,566
19.164
50,996
13.696
12,693
19.148
51.980
13.652
12,844
19.368
52,886
13.581
13.H9
19.618
53.467
13.716
13.240
19.908
52.781
13.115
13.129
20,233
53.433
13.342
13.151
20,605
55.356
14,904
13.388
20,369
54,834
14,795
13.14?
20,064
54,135
14,478
13,349
19,888
54.242
14,841
13.653
19,802
2.5
1.9
3.8
2.2
1.3
1.2
1.7
1.6
2.7
180,966
23,483
18,259
33.620
21,248
12,622
10,700
16,302
15,065
25.538
179.946
23.794
18,384
32,757
21,498
12,6%
10,553
16,223
l4,64o
25^1
187,714
23,635
18,694
35,951
21,527
12,994
13,301
16.313
l4,804
26,369
193.769
24,02}
19,307
37.452
22,350
13.144
13,401
16,695
16,195
27,007
193.445
24.274
19.402
37.334
22,471
13.301
12,838
16,457
16,406
26,827
194.351
24,644
19.813
36.507
22,538
13.079
12,490
16,542
16,549
23,054
189,882
24,862
20,135
34,632
22,064
12,861
10,724
l6,4i4
16,638
27.451
191.727
24,974
20,280
35.555
21,754
12,937
11,080
16,497
16,587
27.959
201,493
25.554
20,452
39.539
21,706
12,890
13,194
17.201
17.610
29.110
203,454
25.855
20,853
41,823
21,147
13.124
13,186
16,987
17,533
28,679
205,355
25.654
19.685
46.063
21,295
13.304
13,021
16,735
17.386
27,869
211,613
25.653
19.316
51.279
21,902
13.438
13.471
17.355
17.350
27,402
1.0
1.4
1.1
finance, insurance, and real
72.
73
...»
See footnotes on opposite page.
28,824
2.9
28,496
28,345
28,537
28,769
29.099
29,149
28,686
29,030
28,95b
28,923
28,799
29,089
54,160
10,364
14,044
10,794
5.4
51.722
10,143
13.250
10,470
52,235
10,263
13.169
11,027
53.059
10,222
13.562
11,352
55,050
10,359
14,021
10,941
55,485
10,539
14,406
11,063
55.124
10,916
14,522
10.874
54,121
10,537
14,566
10,239
54,575
10,579
14,379
10,709
56.252
10,459
14,354
11,085
54,613
10,241
l4,i4i
10,494
53.444
10,038
14,105
10,209
54,240
10,069
14,056
11.057
1.897
.2
1,958
1,369
1.953
1.742
1.775
1,613
1,645
1.749
2,008
2,140
2.284
2,025
B — 9 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
DistrictofColumbia2/
(In thousands of dollars)
fetal wages earned in covered employment 4/
Industry division and major industry group
Transportation, communication and other public utilities
46
48
51
55
JO
1/
2]
hJ
i\j
Communication! Telephone, telegraph, and related services
Utilities: Electric and gas
Total
taxable
wages 4/ 5/
T©tal 1939
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
$1,484,749
$1,587,439
100.0
22,436
14,543
22,839
14,186
1.4
39.703
14,112
17.639
41,268
14,714
18,300
2.6
1,006,085
6l.115
8,386
29.285
25.489
27,891
33.954
107,289
21,582
16,932
88,600
519.708
14,264
1.057.360
61, 6l4
11.093
30.905
27.057
30,524
36.962
116,275
24,024
20,067
95.265
532,035
15.302
66.6
81,121
18,362
19.167
36.312
86,226
19.367
20.067
38.691
230,067
37,559
257.852
43,854
30,822
36.133
22,585
18,286
12,409
18,812
12,646
36,035
39.313
38.790
22,285
19.*54
13.444
21,792
12,984
40,878
43.975
51,609
59.610
8,435
l4,46l
15,441
68,159
8,492
15.130
20,611
1.752
2,126
July-September
Octobers December
January- March
April-June
$364,429
$380,773
$387*699
$454,538
.9
5.213
3.241
5.351
3.*12
5.645
3.545
6,630
3.988
.9
1.2
7.470
2,921
3.329
11,230
4,191
4,817
11,984
3.991
5.35b
10,584
3.611
4,798
3.9
.7
2*0
1.7
1.9
2.3
7.3
1.5
1.3
6.0
33.5
1.0
246,033
13.143
2,438
6,888
6,167
7.218
8*421
26,388
5.536
4,681
20,407
128,651
3.109
249,284
14,93*
2,261
7.297
6,384
7.421
8,759
25.575
5»*2l
5.177
23.590
125.361
3.917
253.218
16,688
2.T72
7.758
6,733
7.629
9.250
27.984
5.526
4,724
24,420
121,596
4,012
308,825
16,849
3.622
8,962
7.773
8,256
10,532
36,328
7.541
5.485
26,848
156,427
4,264
2.4
19.824
4.353
4,64o
9.133
21,288
4.645
4,977
9.643
21,999
4,694
5.255
9.942
23.115
5.675
5.195
9.973
2.8
57.516
9.676
62,987
10,420
64,520
10,937
72,829
12,821
2.4
1.4
1.2
.9
1.4
.8
2.6
9.089
8.123
4,963
4.394
2,968
5.106
2.909
9.107
9.510
9.322
5.598
4.993
3.446
5.312
3.185
9.961
9.893
9,429
5.961
4,619
3.180
5.441
3.293
10,525
10,821
11.916
5.763
5,448
3.850
5.933
3.597
11.285
12.330
12,805
12,659
13.815
15.543
2,029
3.303
4,760
17.333
2,115
3.990
5.154
17,153
2,211
3.826
5.070
18,130
2.137
4,011
5.627
500
495
1.2
16.3
Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
He tail automotive
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places...
3.3
.5
.9
1.3
.1
i
5^
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1339: Any employer of 8 or more in each of 20 different weeks within current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Taxable wages are allocated by employer's main industrial activity; employment and total wages are allocated by individual establishment.
Total taxable wages are less than total wages earned in covered employment as individual en$)loyee annual wages, from one employer, in excess of $3,000 are not taxable.
610
B—22a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1j 1939
Massachusetts
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Mining.
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities*.
*2
Wholesale and retail trade*..•
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
391.868
100.0
8.753
7.645
2.2
25.713
10,176
6,839
8,698
b.b
107.993
37.283
3.826
5.93*
4,*21
*»775
12,925
4.103
5.25*
8,896
7.259
27.6
27.635
6,226
7.881
7.532
7.0
15*.657
21,086
15.9*1
26,*96
16,928
8,0*8
7.989
17.25*
19.3*0
5.403
16.172
39.5
21.338
7.290
5.179
5.*
*2,705
8,663
10,02*
5.53*
*,151
*.531
10.9
3.07*
.8
January
February
355.786
1.9
2/
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
351.756
365.^07
378,358
393.253
408,294
402,968
*ll,6l6
*15.877
410,567
407.356
*01.177
7.087
6,*17
6,928
b,267
7.259
6,488
8.225
7.226
9.175
7.910
9.380
8,088
9»*89
8,083
9.767
8,25b
9.919
8,58*
9.992
8,609
9.355
8,227
8,*5*
7.585
2.6
1.8
2.2
13.691
5.6*2
2,365
5,68*
12,183
*.699
2,006
5.478
14,961
6.257
2.191
6.513
21,206
8.573
*,*18
8,215
28,8*2
10,839
8,336
9.667
32,190
12,197
10,167
9.826
33.967
13.*83
10,923
9.561
3*.6b7
13.930
10,287
10,450
33.731
13.803
9.326
10,b02
31.752
12,205
9.150
10.397
29,082
11.556
7.822
9.704
22,288
8.93*
5.072
8,282
9.5
1.0
1.5
1.1
1.2
3.3
1.1
1.3
2.3
1.9
99.067
33.9**
3.369
5.223
*,108
*,b*b
13.517
3.652
3.882
7.733
b.732
99.4*5
33.281
3.518
5.315
4,167
4,684
13.359
3.680
4,023
7.918
b.977
101,628
33.*12
3.631
5.618
*.23*
*• 669
13.520
3.813
4.430
8,132
7.135
103.637
33.939
3.6*3
5.593
4,227
4,651
13.380
3.919
5.192
8.527
7.173
105,619
35.260
3.726
5.729
4,403
4,724
12.717
3.988
5.589
8,619
7.278
110,599
39.755
3.804
5.813
4,544
4,700
12,677
4,018
5.620
8,656
7.392
109,897
39.527
3.851
5.858
4,423
4.794
12,26b
4,063
5.739
8,941
7.440
114,775
*3.*3l
4,000
b.123
4,499
4,723
12,372
4,385
5.842
9.087
7.271
113.097
39.991
*.055
6,250
*.t>50
4,88b
12,60b
4,514
5.945
9.529
7.248
113.049
38.289
4,216
b,869
*.715
5,0*b
12,671
4,496
5.781
9.935
7.316
113.57*
38,636
4,204
6,758
4,658
4,956
12,934
4,403
5.582
9,886
7.521
111,525
37.936
3.889
6,060
4,426
4,816
13.082
4,304
5.420
9.783
7.621
1.6
2.0
1.9
26,127
5.916
7.46*
7.062
26,092
5.973
7.42b
6,9bb
26,592
6,192
7,504
7.187
27.362
6,652
7.600
7.271
28,324
6,837
7,826
7.487
28,881
6,898
8,lb2
7.b85
27.760
5.767
8,114
7.638
28,232
b,029
8,099
7.855
28,743
6,582
8,114
7.835
28,270
6,179
8,118
7.892
27.784
5.931
7.991
7.851
27.455
5.759
8.153
7.657
tl
*.l
1*5.277
19.660
l*»799
2*,095
16,301
7.49*
6,860
17.160
18,052
5.056
15,800
143,035
19.477
14,617
23.045
16,257
7.447
6.953
16.942
17.873
5.006
15,418
149,661
19.752
l*.953
26,292
I6.493
7.826
8,726
16,7**
18,16*
5.169
15.5*2
151.204
19.801
15.532
26,081
16,809
8,238
8,432
16.733
18,714
5.3*8
15.516
151.921 156,896
21,082
20,333
16,220
15.7*6
26,741
24,894
17.319
16,989
8.392
8,362
7.955
8.139
17.188
16,7%
20,180
19.415
5,668
5.472
16,151
15.823
153.744
a,059
16,342
24,530
17.265
8,327
7.175
16.979
20,082
5.618
16,367
15b.276
22,418
16,500
24,614
17,255
8,149
7.705
17.245
20,329
5.621
16,440
161,610
21,912
17.012
27.512
17.505
8,071
8,512
17.779
20,682
5.626
16,999
160,480
22,161
16,608
27,901
17.010
8,120
8,549
17,929
19.697
5.461
17.044
160,912
22,77*
16,625
29.071
16,871
8,079
8,211
17.699
19.502
5»**7
16,633
164,864
22,603
16,3*0
33.ISO
17.058
8,071
8,648
17.904
19.392
5.338
16,330
1.9
1.3
20,723
7,200
*,810
20,695
7.157
4,855
21,1*6
7.40*
5.002
21,269
7.280
5.308
21,466
7.270
5»*73
21,810
7.398
5.433
21,624
7.241
5.389
21,547
7.213
5.331
21,434
7.172
5.352
21,446
7.375
5.098
21,322
7.2^
5.070
21,571
7.509
5.023
2.2
2.6
1.*
1.1
1.2
*0,75*
8,273
9.370
5.197
3.5*3
*.436
40,436
8,187
9.290
5.382
3.359
4,434
*1.389
8,123
9.88*
5,488
3.*72
*.*76
*3»l*5
8,386
10,*52
5.530
*,2*0
*.523
44,771
8,910
10,664
5.877
4.585
4,535
45,191
9.482
10,801
5.676
4,520
4,621
43.526
9»*33
10,08*
5.510
*.520
*.596
43.554
9.422
9.99*
5.*96
*.636
*,6l8
44,283
9.309
10,128
5.*45
4,940
4,624
42.195
8,322
9.95*
5.633
*,l68
*.5io
*l,7l*
8.059
9.877
5.632
3.952
*.505
41,507
8,047
9.786
5.543
3.879
4,497
3.060
2,942
2,771
2,310
3.135
3.3*7
2,961
2,798
3.060
3.383
3.613
3.513
5.*
*.l
6.8
*.3
2.1
2.0
*.*
Oetobor November
December
Finance, insurance, and real
See footnotes on opposite page.
B-24b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Minnesota 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 j/
Percent of
total, all
industries
January-March
April-June
July-September
$495,019
100.0
$108,400
$121,814
$128,599
Mining
10 Metal mining
13.993
12,723
2*8
2.6
2,7 6l
2,559
3.374
3.435
3.103
3.828
3,450
Construction.
15 Building construction—general contractors...
lb General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
27,557
11,114
b,784
9.659
2.2
1.437
3.680
1.4
589
1.348
7,078
2,831
1.740
2,507
Total, all industries.....
Manufacturing.
20 Pood and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products.
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
25 Furniture and finished lumber products..
2b Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
37 Machinery (except electrical)
157,481
54,933
4,404
5.b
2.0
b,2b2
5.797
7.108
20,533
b,74o
7,593
13.517
11.961
8.2
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 Full-service and limited*.function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise
54 Be tail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Be tail automotive
5b Retail apparel and accessories....
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified...
71 Sating and drinking places..
75 Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services...
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
177,497
31.395
35.9
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not
el sewhere classified
80 Medical and other health services
43,b80
b,88l
9.255
7.187
Miscellaneous
1/
tf
1/
4/
11,202
40,473
14,560
1.115
1.3
1,372
1,278
1,642
4,897
1.504
1,357
2,897
2,731
1.512
i,44i
1,628
4.979
1,604
1.927
3.203
3,018
I,629
1,508
1.703
5,100
1,726
2,083
3,488
2,996
9,573
2.6
10,421
2,219
2,700
3,197
10,350
2,519
3,061
b.3
39.698
6,973
43,200
7.380
45.072
7.929
6,431
5.833
3.967
2,815
2,036
4,663
3.417
b,654
b.073
4,225
2,652
1.943
4.919
1.1
4.4
5,881
5,293
3,726
2,344
1.793
4,431
3.152
1,161
4,944
5,352
5 . bio
2.3
1.1
7,563
2,720
1,261
7,759
2.752
1.396
9.991
1,586
tl
1,688
10,927
1,723
2,441
1.783
II,210
1.4
.7
1.4
693
1,516
90S
I.5b3
993
1,646
516
558
557
1.6
5.3
5.0
3.3
2.2
1.6
3.9
2.8
b.4
5.571
8.8
3.445
b,74o
2,299
38,436
13,400
1.O83
2.2
26,227
24,584
16,226
10,b20
8,063
19,438
13.9a
5,186
21,837
31.720
956
1.2
40,792
7,920
10.784
12,920
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
b3 Insurance carriers
b5 Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers
12,100
1.4
4.2
1.4
1.5
2.7
2.4
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities..
...
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
4b Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: aectrie and gas
.5
2,530
3.070
11.1
.9
34.924
31.8
9.280
1.926
2,081
1.306
1.832
2.784
3.33S
3.681
1.384
7,829
2.745
1,428
1.876
2,3b0
1.785
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: ^
employer of 1 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
B-25a
Monthly employment of covered workers, "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Mississippi 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number ^J
Total, all industries
Mining
Construction
16
Manufac tur ing
2*
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
*2
:
46
*8
Wholesale and retail trade....
50
56
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
106,763
100.0
691
.6
12,891
1,915
10,457
12.1
53.015
6,873
*.939
7,1*2
19.878
5.647
4,164
1,275
49.7
8,317
2,621
2,162
2,472
7.8
23.116
3.248
2,284
5,201
1.665
3.078
1,091
1,810
1,463
2,681
21.7
1,870
1.7
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
99.023
98,253
105.829
101,559
101,408
104,246
108,438
113,5*3
117,**0
116,222
112,189
103,009
555
540
598
563
582
540
700
77*
739
823
929
9*7
1.8
9.8
9.210
2,311
6,448
8,845
2,476
5.906
11,010
2,164
8,387
12,485
2,189
9,683
13.570
2,004
10,922
15.07?
1,9*4
12,562
17,49*
2.333
14,605
16,936
2,123
14,162
15.487
1,702
13.303
1*,877
1,384
13.113
12,863
1,262
11,094
6,837
1.095
5.296
52,^24
7.7*3
5,243
7,917
18,232
4,906
4,480
1,098
51,593
7,739
*,729
7.955
17,806
5,135
4,261
1.178
54,635
6.5
4.6
6.7
18.6
5.3
3.9
1.2
8,461
*,773
8,090
19,290
5.16*
4,686
1,248
50,047
6,106
4,825
7.125
18,447
5,642
3,870
1,273
48,7*3
5,*99
4,415
6.930
19.099
5,706
3,000
1.287
49,568
5.7*9
4,769
7,186
18,99*
5.807
2,888
1,371
50,550
5,524
4,884
6,599
20,170
5,5*8
3,229
1.328
55,367
7,226
5,136
7.132
21,3*8
5,8*0
*,036
1,296
57,?39
7,471
5,370
6,915
21,682
6,004
5,310
1.299
57,1**
7,3*8
5,046
7,057
21,578
6,184
5,1*9
1.339
56,301
7,078
5.157
6,673
21,613
6,137
4,926
1.333
52,57*
6.535
4,924
6,119
20 , 275
5.697
4.137
1.2*9
2.5
2.0
2.3
7,^26
1,980
2,258
2,226
7,197
1.928
2,201
2,252
7,*62
1.959
2.193
2.351
7.676
2,102
2,122
2,3*2
7.502
1,920
2,187
2,420
7,*32
1,960
2,1*9
2,408
8,060
2,494
2,145
2,415
8,310
2,659
2,1*0
2,*53
10,155
4,145
2,149
2,638
10,318
*,378
2,121
2,721
9,190
3,068
2,115
2,703
9.077
2,863
2,168
2,732
3.0
2.1
M
1.6
2.9
1.0
1.7
1.4
2.5
21,365
3.166
2,329
*.370
1.567
2,928
902
1.693
1,470
2,405
21,909
3.1*5
2,332
*.53l
1,59*
2,972
95*
1,766
1,*58
2,606
22,943
3.251
2,200
*,79l
1,678
3.158
1.187
1.877
1.494
2,7*1
22,767
3,173
2,296
5,195
1,6*9
3,018
1,155
1,690
1.375
2,62*
22,727
3.189
2.247
5,042
1,669
2,972
1,142
1,771
1,398
2,693
22,696
3,224
2,200
5,13*
1,571
2,976
1,055
1,791
1,456
2,695
22,760
3,214
2,114
4,912
1,688
3,U7
1,067
1,826
1.485
2.750
22,902
3.267
2,1**
5.079
1,683
3.H5
1.029
1,750
1,*38
2,808
24,032
3,290
2,225
5,852
1,723
3,1*5
1,255
1,807
1,*26
2,707
2*,367
3,36l
2,*80
5,703
1.737
3.176
1,078
1,9**
1.519
2.738
24,415
3.362
2,494
5.820
1,701
3,163
1,122
1,887
1,508
2,717
24,510
3.339
2,351
5,980
1,715
3,199
1,144
1,918
1,53*
2,683
1,727
1,673
2,318
1.531
1,646
2,221
1,858
1,876
2,*20
1.550
1,5*0
2,078
2,138
2,306
6.285
2.273
2,184
6,641
2,418
2.336
6,292
2,189
2,264
6,473
2,317
2,326
6,51*
2,29*
2,*35
6,710
2,263
2,582
6,779
2,3**
2,573
6,565
2,080
2,569
6,515
2,106
2,485
6,533
2,073
2,*70
6,676
2,206
2,*86
216
211
222
198
165
196
306
599
703
628
*18
310
Finance, insurance,and real
Service
Miscellaneous
See footnotes on opposite page.
6,515
2,225
2,418
348
6,200
6.1
2.1
2.3
.3
B~25b
(Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4J "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Mississippi 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries
Amount
$87,219
Percent of
total, all
industries
January-March
April-June
July-September
October-December
$18,889
$20,341
$22,753
$25,236
95
116
147
287
1,748
3.177
444
2,615
2,635
1,101
ft
8,650
1.089
843
8.875
1,109
807
9.758
1,245
899
11,215
1,324
I.003
5.1
14.2
5.2
4.4
1.4
1,114
2,666
993
892
254
1,055
2,841
1,130
813
308
1.067
1,203
904
311
1,201
3.730
1,243
1,196
377
2.0
1.675
296
1.792
327
2,082
2,312
2.6
3.6
537
715
562
754
6o4
100.0
.7
Mining
Construction
.........
...
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
Manufacturing,
...
20 Food and kindred products
....
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials.
24 I/umber and timber basic products
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
28 Chemicals and sillied products.
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related
services
4g Utilities: Electric and gas
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
56 Betail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Bating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade...
645
9.770
1,631
7.701
38,498
4,767
3.552
11.2
1.9
8.8
44.1
4,437
12.363
4,569
3.805
1.250
7.861
1.770
9.0
2,272
3.155
23,371
4,086
26.8
4.7
4.2
4.1
1.4
4.2.
1.1
2.2
^
3.656
3,600
1.252
3.651
956
1.936
730
2,974
Finance, lneurence, and real estate.
2,513
2.9
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places...
72 Personal services
4.309
5.0
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3/
4/
1,206
1.530
252
1.4
1.8
1,621
434
3,126
495
652
800
569
5,741
936
6,843
1,304
5,230
872
5.557
974
859
758
285
839
200
437
181
673
833
298
881
227
437
172
323
912
215
483
184
726
766
1.003
1.123
346
1,019
314
579
193
809
600
577
649
687
987
289
337
1,048
304
372
1.105
308
408
1,169
305
413
31
39
94
88
905
886
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939! Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
288
2,237
B-26G
Monthly eaployment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups. 1/ 1939
Missouri 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group coda number
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
527.47S
Mining
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
Wholesale and retail trade....
See footnotes on opposite page.
February
March
April
May
June
July
506,511
506,789
521,121
523,419
525.431
525,196
530.290
7»bb4
August
528,239
September
October
November
December
542,304
543.522
540,121
536.792
9.858
9.049
1.7
10,012
9.733
9.752
8,169
7.493
7.182
8,b27
9.599
10.353
10,l4l
18,400
5.523
6,344
6.533
3.5
1.1
1.2
1.2
14,036
5.H9
3.907
5.010
13.156
4,787
3.535
4,834
15.977
5,b00
4,758
5.619
18,68b
6,098
6.039
6.549
21.037
6,420
7.558
7.059
21,041
6,402
7,435
7.204
22,543
6,790
8,20b
7.547
22,412
6,198
8.873
7.341
20,878
5.741
8,088
7.049
19.82b
5.187
7.448
7.191
17.539
4,588
b,152
b,799
13.670
3.348
4,128
6.194
222,990
37.061
31.981
7.b98
5.205
14,406
11.333
36.355
10,220
17.617
10,640
9.46b
7.233
7.257
42.3
7.0
b.l
1.5
1.0
2.7
2.1
6.9
1.9
3.3
2.0
1.8
1.4
1.4
217.733
33.730
30.186
7.232
4,843
14,241
10,795
39.811
9.b94
lb,326
9.873
8,996
7.865
8,099
220,908
33.779
31.444
7.341
4,955
14,275
10,535
41,362
9.70b
16,213
9.909
9.239
7.823
8,008
223,568
34,838
32,289
7.468
4.935
14,395
11,003
41,457
9,874
16,666
9.853
9.344
7.744
7.010
220.327
36,289
33.068
7.352
4.958
14,256
10,908
36,387
9.994
16,585
10,275
9.409
7.675
6,816
219,186
37.703
31.892
7.387
5.076
14,115
11,211
33.878
10,117
17.040
10,715
9.524
7.H2
6,988
220,948
38,149
30,831
7.529
5.089
l4,Ob7
11,131
36,225
10,278
17.251
10,755
9.503
7.05b
6,731
233,103
39.100
32,485
7.772
5.18b
14,100
11.348
35.701
10,153
17.568
10,686
9,224
b,962
6,619
220,81b
38.941
33.85b
7.825
5,28b
14,229
11.403
34,828
10.094
17.858
10.172
9,200
3.983
b,807
22b,6b9
40,020
34.338
8,006
5.417
14,434
11,690
34.802
10,578
18,589
10.705
9.590
4.785
7,026
228,309
37.990
32,964
8,196
5.545
14,986
11.823
33.461
10,880
19.449
11.483
9.782
7.b85
7.235
228,292
37.397
31,622
8,254
5»bl2
14,940
11.852
33,239
10,795
19.419
11.587
9.858
9.032
7.477
226.021
36.792
28,801
8,009
5.557
14.833
11.993
35.114
10,480
18.441
11.663
9,922
9.077
8.269
44.655
5.853
10,756
ll,b85
10,847
8.5
1.1
2.0
2.2
2.1
42,499
5.906
9.365
11.330
io,4i7
42,517
5.865
9.389
11,344
10,458
43.373
5.886
9.960
11.516
10,60b
43.879
5.914
10,29b
11.541
10.71b
44,297
5.910
10,524
11.597
10,811
44,979
5.877
10,788
11.730
10.957
45.139
5.845
10,930
ll,bS2
ll,0b9
45.387
5,826
10,934
11,800
11,208
4b,152
5.828
11.74b
11,811
11.137
4b, 211
5.814
11.998
11.734
11,173
45,8bl
5.787
11.872
11,850
10,903
45,566
5,782
11,265
12.290
10,712
159.594
27.479
26.360
28,587
16,259
7.963
10.282
14,046
9.975
16.334
30.2
5.2
5.0
5.4
3.1
1.5
1.9
2.7
1.9
3.1
151.670
26,579
25.354
2b, 239
15.761
7.758
8,989
13.779
9.607
15.403
150,791
26,526
25,542
25,182
15.899
7.718
9.296
13.692
9.450
15.272
157.066
26,928
26,095
27,245
lb,192
7.842
11.315
13.776
9.621
15.845
159.110
27.190
26.735
27.783
lb.bOO
8,053
10,523
13.944
9.858
16,120
159.474
27,196
26,397
28,498
lb,521
8,03 b
10,381
13.918
10,002
16.239
158.114
27.b07
26,814
26,785
lb.359
8.037
9.883
13.776
10,105
16,485
158,482
27»8b4
2b.bl7
26,6bl
l6,b95
8.144
9.112
13.946
10.386
16.696
164»128
158,074
27.676
28.041
2b,125
2b,031
27,484
30,783
16,221
l6.b05
7.99b
7.913
9.bl3
10,855
13.979
14,311
10,100
10,346
16,545 . 16,894
Ib4,i27
28,083
26,787
30,07b
16.135
7.951
11.077
14,369
10,216
17.031
165,242
28,142
2b,882
31.970
15,680
8,035
11,120
14,324
9.955
16,742
168,848
27,911
2b,940
34,340
16,442
8,071
11,222
14.743
10,050
16.731
27.237
9.682
7.662
5.2
1.8
1.5
26,464
9.586
7.223
26,328
9.526
7.147
26,827
9.660
7.428
27,461
9,686
7.898
27.505
9,664
7.989
27,674
9.733
7.958
27,708
9.814
7.793
27,641
9.827
7.762
27.493
9.764
7.694
27.445
9.627
7.762
27.226
9.678
7.727
27.075
9.622
7.562
43.817
9.847
12.993
7.458
8.3
1.9
2.4
1.4
42,658
9,844
12,646
7.059
41,906
9.630
12,628
7,005
42,968
9,845
12.900
7.258
44,229
9.973
12.935
7.145
44,911
10,165
13.194
7,332
43,856
9.705
13.265
7.250
44,170
9.730
13.248
7.469
43.872
9.577
13.124
7.462
44,968
9.992
13.272
7.733
44,842
10,100
13.142
7.882
43,636
9,796
12,570
8,086
43.787
9.808
12,994
7,809
1.736
.3
1.439
1,450
1.590
1.558
1.528
1,402
1,481
1,410
2,417
2,409
2,184
1.967
Finance, insurance, and real
63-
100.0
January
B—26 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered eaqoleyment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant m,Jer industry groups, if 1939
2/
of dollars)
Industry division and majer industry group
Total, all industries
.
.
Mining
Construction
.
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
17 Construction*— special trade contractors
23
25
26
27
28
31
32
33
3b
37
3S
39
kindred products
Apparel and ether finished products made frem fabrics a
similar materials
Furniture and finished lumber products
Paper and allied products
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals end allied products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Iron and steel and their products
Hectrical machinery
Machinery (except electrical)
Automobiles and automobile equipment
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
July-September
$6Sb,265
100.0
$159,183
$167,165
$171,353
$188,564
9.660
1.*
2.337
2,039
2.393
2,891
1.0
*.187
1*5^0
6.795
1.918
1,800
2,132
i»84o
1.*
1.705
6,067
1.839
1.651
2,577
8.0
67,829
12*220
69,*56
13.78*
71,833
14,496
80,271
14,803
7»284
2,2S0
1,7*1
,911
7,830
2866S
2.07*
5,578
8,222
3.762
7,779
*.525
4.285
3.985
2.522
23.3*7
7.097
6,565
9.685
289,389
55.303
gbolej^le_^a retail txito.
50 lull-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Be tail general merchandise....
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Be tail automotive
5 b Be tall apparel and accessories.
57 Betail trade, net elsewhere classified
71 Mm*iB« and drinking places..
52 Other wholesale and retail trade........
1.0
42.2
205,09s
42,030
1.*
2.0
29.9
2.395
3.032
2.3*9
3.595
4.595
4,661
2,400
>969
4,576
4,621
*.3li
*.533
6.1
*7.368
9,783
50,095
50,*S3
10,27*
57,152
11.771
11,251
6.233
*.107
2,395
2,4§2
3.909
1,685
*,96l
11,796
b,*b9
*.369
II,892
6,570
*.523
2,559
2»bS0
*,156
1.792
5,*31
13.065
10,5*8
*»*37
1*7 SO
10,860
11,007
4,528
1,976
11,814
4.589
2.1*3
10,433
it 795
2,766
10,935
2,230
11,182
1.852
3.029
2.33S
2.937
2,323
lit712
1,871
3.064
2,843
39s
438
451
572
2.6
1.5
1.6
2.5
1.0
3.2
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, carps, and other lodging places....
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified......
44,262
7.318
H.79b
9.73*
6.4
1.859
4,192
2.7
*.0
b.4
1/
Zj
3/
4/
17.S5*
2.6
1.1
1.1
1.7
1.*
10,202
2,678
4|o84
1.762
5.353
4,480
1.9*8
Major industry grot^s, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is lees than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939? Any employer of S or more, for some portion of & day, in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
6,670
2.6
7.0
48,00*
27»*38
17,732
10,512
11.283
16,829
7.107
21,778
44,229
18,034
7.8*7
.
17.456
2,422
1.3
Flwce^inearence, and reel estate.
63 Insurance carriers
65 3»*1 estate dealers, agents, and broker*
idscelleneous.
2,116
If,028
2.2
9.56b
13.983
17.815
18,126
2,658
16,083
7,681
3»i4o
6,087
3.56*
3.691
3.051
2.2
1.8
10.0
2.7U5
6,298
7.691
2.357
I.853
5.916
4,64i
8,78*
3.313
6,515
3*622
3.580
2,270
2,125
*.*
1.*
1.1
3.5
2.8
5.0
1.9
3.8
68,421
suburban bus lines
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
4 b Communications Telephone, telegraph, and related
48 Utilities: SLectric and gas
October^:
1,800
8,166
4,733
2,880
3.306
4,680
1,868
b,033
B-27a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant majer industry groups. 1/ 1939
Montana 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Total, all industries
Mining.
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
Wholesale and retail trade....
Finance, insurance, and real
•Mtf®.
Averaee m onthly employment _
Percent
January
Number
of total,
all industries
68,300
100.0
10,197
7,388
1.257
1.259
14.9
5.701
1.702
2,60*
1.395
8.4
11,923
3,6S6
2.227
1.390
700
3.U8
17.5
5.278
964
1.227
2,257
7.7
25.193
1,528
2.597
4.019
2.7*1
2,310
976
2,668
4.3*0
1.512
2,502
36.9
1,928
2.8
7.519
1,922
1.693
703
9*0
11.0
561
See footnotes on opposite page.
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
60.503
59.302
61,723
65.913
68,164
70,297
71.560
73.551
73.953
72,832
71.352
70,*5*
10.8
1.8
1.9
9.753
6,870
1.523
1,101
9,600
6,821
1,*62
1.079
9.869
7.042
1.361
1,184
9.775
7.175
1,069
1,238
9.849
7,146
i:Sg
9.673
7.085
877
1.331
9.*19
6,870
856
1.333
9.85*
7.12*
1,088
1.32*
10,2*7
7.177
i,*70
1.289
11,4**
8,285
1,*88
1.37*
11,5*8
8,585
1,**5
1,307
11.332
8,*78
1.389
1,280
2.5
3.8
2.1
2,891
1.099
845
9*7
2,639
906
703
1,030
3,656
1,523
873
1,260
5,165
1,960
1,8*7
1.358
6,217
2,252
2.491
1,474
6,899
2,329
2,970
1,600
7.865
2,269
3.958
1.638
8,2*6
2,18*
*,*28
1,63*
7.815
1.777
*. 37*
1,66*
6,761
1.562
3.692
1.507
5.831
l.*59
2,9*0
1,*32
*,*27
1,102
2,12*
1,201
5.4
3.3
2.0
1.0
4.6
10,839
3.173
1.932
1.3*7
706
3.0*1
10,502
3.061
1,805
1.3*3
700
2.979
10,486
2,901
1.833
1.373
683
3.030
11,168
3.101
2,038
1.386
776
3.073
11.537
3.359
2,183
1.432
717
2,979
11,680
3.516
2,237
1,*22
70*
2,89*
12,083
3.685
2,*18
1,*10
700
2,9*2
12,597
*,o6*
2,377
1,*19
699
3.076
12,892
*, 399
2,*12
1,*15
706
3.101
13,560
*.819
2,509
1.367
697
3.3*1
*I30^
2,533
1.R1
65*
3.507
*.878
856
1.183
2.013
*.93l
897
1,185
2,035
*, 925
791
1,205
2,086
5.25*
871
1,201
2,263
5.273
95*
1,227
2,21*
5.553
1,013
1.235
2,386
5.512
1,080
1,251
2,381
5.557
1.095
1,271
2,378
5.591
1,111
1.256
2,424
5.361
1.067
1.2*7
2,266
5.1*7
917
1,237
2,199
5.352
918
1.223
2,440
23.023
3.6*1
2,513
2,160
875
2,484
3.873
1.3*«
2,29*
22,670
l.**4
2,361
3.510
2,446
2,164
882
2,539
3.762
1,317
2,245
23.571
1,480
2,361
3.755
2,533
2,262
998
2,57*
3.905
1.367
2.336
2*,608
1.369
2,*23
3.913
2,662
2,52*
1.079
2,6*2
25,660
1,426
2,455
3.897
2,806
2,6u
1,024
2,704
4,580
1,631
2,526
26,05*
1.632
2,6*6
3.901
2,8**
2,396
*
930
2,723
*,736
l,66l
2.585
26,563
1,632
2,8*8
*,00*
2,862
2,326
931
2,682
*.959
1.697
2,622
26,895
1.709
2,910
4,144
2,989
2.307
968
2,753
4,777
1.692
2,646
25,706
1,629
2,855
*,140
2,810
2,130
969
2,717
*»355
l.%8
2.603
25.8*6
1,618
2.851
*,296
2,836
2,15*
96*
2,701
*,29o
l,*97
2.633
26,784
1.569
2.695
5.090
2,922
2,138
1,085
2,829
2,*1*
2*,936
1,*3*
2,325
3.939
2,670
2,5*6
1,006
2,672
*,368
1.509
2,*67
1.8*5
1.832
1.863
1.930
1.912
1,928
1.965
1,968
1.989
1.95*
1.951
2,602
6.983
1.627
1.587
768
868
6,876
1.599
1.573
707
853
7.062
1,658
1.6*5
711
877
7,457
1,804
1,710
705
917
7.697
2,038
1,711
712
932
8,125
2,4O6
1,768
9*7
7.965
2,281
1.687
703
1.127
8,05*
2,233
1,721
690
1,022
7,810
1,938
1,720
700
1.059
7»*73
1.897
1.708
686
896
7.28*
1.790
1,696
667
868
7.**1
1.787
1.789
659
91*
291
252
291
556
7*3
779
697
712
71*
573
572
559
1.4
1.8
3.3
2.2
3.8
5.9
4.0
3.*
1.4
3.9
6.4
2.2
3.7
.8
2.8
2.5
1.0
1*4
12,557
3.8*5
2,44*
660
3.*58
2.647
B — 9 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
District
of
Columbia
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries.
Total 1339 4/
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
$90,317
Mining
10 Metal mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
13 Crude-petroleum and natural-gas production.
16,417
12,402
1,721
1.971
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors.
16 General contractors, other than building...
17 Construction—special trade contractors....
6,467
1,882
Manufacturing.
20 Food and kindred products..
2* Lumber and timber basic products.
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries.
29 Products of petroleum and coal.
35 Nonferrous metals and their products........
18,625
5.073
2,947
2,024
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
*2 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
Wholesale and retail trade.
Full-service and limited-function wholesalers,.
Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
..
...»
Betail general merchandise.
Betail food (includes liquor stores)
Betail automotive.
...»
56 Betail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
75 Filling stations, garage; and automobile repair services.....
52 Other wholesale and retail trade.
3,614
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.
72 Personal services
SO Medical and other health services
86 Nonprofit membership organizations..
6.767
1.467
1,666
940
483
73*
4,108
1,056
603
*.372
1,111
1.3
1.8
*.6
279
l,46l
1.767
239
359
855
2.6
6,473
519
*.5
852
638
840
3.6
3.275
1,051
3.199
3.846
1,484
3.53*
1.2
739
231
725
1.6
861
406
706
508
301
1,**7
2,018
273
395
1,017
7.122
525
910
925
701
862
278
768
952
377
82*
3.9
313
755
851
88*
1.6
1.518
293
369
1,676
366
*2*
4.0
7.5
3.909
2,869
396
5*9
1.715
633
676
9.1
2,872
3.8*7
2,950
283
508
728
282
211
235
5.6
3.3
2.2
1.4
6.8
3.«64
4,045
$23,692
2.1
20.6
1.9
1.0
.5
223
112
86
July-September
$21,8*6
385
1.6
32.7
2,886
443
April-June
2.2
7.1
1,228
6,188
29.507
2.337
3.776
13.7
1.9
1.519
8,186
1,192
1.590
4,117
$19,307
18.2
3,066
Finalce. insurance, and real estate.
Miscellaneous.
100.0
January-March
October-December
2.313
585
1.250
*7«
*.722
1.329
78*
511
303
1,*62
2,17*
337
*29
1,081
7,638
603
1,030
990
75*
832
2*9
816
1,060
*23
881
900
230
122
1.805
450
*25
236
131
212
231
1/ Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
2/ Coverage in 1939? Any employer of 1 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks, and whose annual pay roll exceeds $500 within either current or preceding
calendar year.
3/ For titles of codes see above.
4/ Same as total taxable wages.
B—28a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, l/ 1939
Nebraska 2/
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all Industries
Industry division
and major industry
group code number J/
Total, all industries.
Mining
*
Construction
101,922
100.0
656
06
6,998
2,332
6.9
Manufacturing
20..
.
27
37
26,6*7
l6,*66
3,081
1,065
26.1
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
42
.
77777.
43
46
4s
12,0*3
1,636
1,560
*,806
2,64*
11.3
39,95*
5.360
6,931
8,236
3,580
3.019
2,066
2,757
2,089
1,377
*»539
39,2
5.68*
3,1*2
5.6
9.7*5
3.093
2,595
1,172
9.6
195
.2
3,6*3
1,012
16
17-..
Wholesale and retail trade....
50
51
55
56
57*
71
75
52.
....
Finance, insurance, and real
estate
53^77
Service
70
72
73.
-
Miscellaneous
See footnotes on opposite page.
January
93,3*2
February
March
April
May
93.279
97,423
101,116
104,031
104,0*1
103.974
104,841
766
976
849
June
July
August
September
October
November
107,21*
107,2*3
105,*33
315
29*
541
79*
732
730
829
713
2.3
3.6
1.0
3,8?i
1,1*2
1.959
790
3.538
1,147
1,621
770
5,596
1,690
3,00S
893
7,480
2,125
4,355
1,000
8,460
2,314
5,199
947
8,679
2,806
*,903
970
8,903
3,254
4,654
995
8,939
3.092
4,761
1,086
9,036
3,107
4,745
1,184
8,099
2,950
3.892
1.257
6,goi
2,615
2,903
1,283
16.2
3.0
1.0
2*,863
15,*00
3,062
982
24,495
14,911
3.054
930
24,710
14,763
3,08*
1,007
25,226
15,05s
3.111
1,033
26,543
16,397
3,060
1,078
26,968
16,667
3.096
1,121
27.007
16,817
3.065
1,120
27,550
17*155
3,068
1,121
28,152
17,**0
3.093
1,083
28,908
18,153
3,081
1,091
28,650
18,191
3,098
1.093
1.6
1.5
*.7
2.6
11,*0*
1,291
1,5*2
*,676
2,56*
11,514
1.487
1,501
4,690
2,507
11,562
1,478
1,491
4,701
2,601
11,861
l,64i
1,551
4,720
2,571
11,952
1,633
1.576
4,782
2,583
12,303
1,690
1,683
4.915
2,630
12,311
1,674
1.565
4,898
2,706
12,377
1.764
1.478
4,842
2,762
37,876
5,278
6,710
7,*8l
3.327
2,910
1,851
2,64O
2,053
1.273
4,353
38,259
5,249
6,671
7,523
3,350
2,896
1.877
3,036
1,994
1.273
4,390
39,459
5,320
6.791
8,228
3,390
2,966
2,338
2*660
1,936
1,308
4,472
39,851
5,338
6,332
8,248
3,642
3.029
2,117
2,692
2,112
4^43
39.805
5.339
6,860
S.044
3.659
3.038
2,150
2,716
2.136
1,408
4,455
39.499
5,3?l
6,846
7,788
3.672
3,101
1.990
2,726
2.109
1.427
4,449
39.633
5.453
7.0*6
7.72*
3,650
3.138
1,897
2,750
2,0*2
1,*10
*,523
3.1
5,608
3,11*
5,579
3,087
5,6O4
3,082
5,621
3,115
5.697
3.164
5,722
3.183
3.0
2.5
1.2
9,262
3.0*3
2,**5
1.095
9,415
3.129
2,485
1,088
9,652
3,226
2,586
1,100
9,905
3,184
2,566
1,253
10,299
3.305
2,639
1,216
118
185
299
4o6
299
5.3
6.8
8.1
3.5
3.0
2.0
2.7
2.0
12,*8*
12,326
1.765
1.535
*,S89
2,815
12,118
1.7*3
1,538
*,678
2,698
39.708
5,380
7,028
7.836
3,644
3.07?
2,014
2,691
2,038
1,393
4,605
*1,12*
5,*09
7,180
8,600
3,657
3,0*0
2,218
2,7*0
2,1**
1,392
4,744
7.256
8,672
3.70S
2,967
2,1*5
2,789
2,162
1,*18
*,76S
*1,1S5
5.321
7,066
9,0*1
3,633
3.022
2,093
2,772
2,1*5
1.*19
*, 673
5,77*
3,144
5.786
3.172
5.750
3,180
5.690
3.157
5,690
3.161
9.878
2,885
2,651
1.213
9.455
2,815
2,665
1,154
9.494
2,825
2,626
1,184
9,808
3,123
2,669
1,166
10,118
3.221
2,652
1,182
9.92*
3.217
2,602
1.223
198
159
138
130
132
1**
1.798
1,610
*.863
2,667
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
District
of
Columbia
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
J anuary-Mar ch
April-June
July-September
October-December
$122,788
100.0
$27,225
$30,535
$31,346
$33,682
493
.4
76
152
145
120
8,243
2,831
4,076
1.336
6.7
2.3
3.3
1.1
2,180
640
1,229
311
2,566
939
1,266
361
2,358
918
582
223
35.359
21,687
4,722
1.459
28.8
17.7
3.9
1.2
7,800
4,741
1.137
305
8,712
5,347
1,193
361
9,036
5,606
1,155
379
9,811
5,993
1,237
4i4
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
4-3 Other transportation, except water transportation
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
4g Utilities: Electric and gas
16.147
1.974
1.916
6,474
3,824
13.2
3,785
4,028
485
494
j
!
916
1,617
943
4,130
540
467
1,642
977
4,200
582
482
1,651
9 88
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
44,306
7,881
36.1
10,101
1.842
10,867
1,896
10,961
1,941
12,377
2,202
2,313
1,528
849
910
527
787
347
i,^o4
2,500
2,100
888
922
602
850
357
368
1,588
17
Construction—special trade contractors
20
27
37
Food and kindred products
Printing, publishing, and allied Industries
Machinery (except electrical)
57
Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
75
Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services...
70
72
1/
2/
3/
5/
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....
Personal services
1.6
1.6
5.3
3.1
6.4
7
'?
9.173
6,621
3,283
3.562
2,172
3.174
1.377
1,381
5,682
5.4
2.7
2.9
1.5
2.6
1.1
1.1
4.6
2,094
1,434
743
809
490
758
324
309
1,298
2,26b
1,559
803
921
553
779
349
349
1,392
9,692
5,748
4.7
2.326
1.394
2,381
1,441
2,387
l.%3
2,598
1,480
1.7
1.9
1.1
1,967
500
546
324
2,156
509
613
345
2,088
484
596
335
2,191
541
593
362
31
59
33
27
8,402
2,034
2.348
1,366
6.8
150
.1
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939• Any employer of S or more, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
B—29a
Monthly employment of covered workers, "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1] 1939
Nevada 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Total, all industries
15
17
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
*3
Wholesale and retail trade....
56
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
January
February
March
April
July
August
September
October
November
December
100.0
19,3**
18,971
20,16*
21,086
22,286
22,92*
23,290
2*,096
2*,369
23,817
23.169
22,938
6,508
6,263
2*5
29.3
28.2
1.1
5.911
5.699
212
5,895
5,686
209
5,9*8
5,750
198
6,03*
5,8*0
19*
6,335
6,13*
201
6,*66
6,237
229
6,623
6,*00
223
6,813
6,52?
28*
6,850
6,576
27*
7,330
7,008
321
7.082
6,826
255
6,813
6,*77
335
2,112
73*
896
*82
9.5
1,320
381
605
33*
1,798
515
867
*l6
2,268
6*6
1,058
56*
2,352
767
999
586
2,*22
860
970
592
2,256
79*
95*
508
2,352
905
916
531
2,310
728
1,06*
518
2,*21
9*9
*.0
2.2
1,*20
*0*
639
377
2,283
1,000
828
*55
2,1*0
858
808
*7*
2.3
1.5
989
*58
332
1,000
1,063
$
1,08*
*80
327
1,130
505
328
1,152
g
1,182
5*7
351
1,230
566
358
1,200
532
3*2
1,217
512
35*
1.193
52*
357
1,1*0
503
352
1.7
1.0
1.8
1.7
1,310
305
217
362
352
1.307
305
206
369
350
1.390
326
210
37*
377
1,*27
3*1
210
390
387
1,*89
323
207
*25
*55
1,510
361
21*
*08
*35
1.519
*02
230
392
*06
1,59*
*7*
239
1.638
*9l
227
*oo
*17
1,5*8
*63
$
l,*36
*oo
201
39*
350
i,*56
*13
217
6,582
375
317
732
809
602
220
85*
1,733
375
565
6,368
367
309
669
59*
6,909
368
682
906
6*5
256
896
1,936
367
53*
7,5*0
389
326
788
915
665
256
933
2,208
*63
597
7.792
396
337
809
9*2
685
252
977
2.315
520
559
8,120
*50
369
800
926
692
2*0
886
2.603
5**
610
8,2*9
*85
351
821
995
722
2*0
90*
2,556
5**
7,67*
*28
3*8
925
901
658
271
877
2,120
4*9
697
7,7*3
*19
363
1,022
830
653
631
8.2*3
*66
359
832
97*
683
260
913
2.589
508
659
7,589
*22
382
898
231
811
1,6*4
370
560
6,780
370
31*
769
8*9
603
252
838
1,815
399
571
1.038
kik
1,132
505
3*2
5.1
l,*69
38*
215
393
389
6.6
7,*66
*11
3*1
812
896
65*
253
893
2,1*2
**8
616
33.6
*13
1.9
302
295
302
3*2
336
336
352
55*
5*0
53*
533
537
3,099
931
65*
737
1*.0
2,828
819
605
66*
2,785
808
2,878
8*7
623
656
3.012
893
657
678
3,096
9*2
663
753
3.2*1
1.055
682
769
3.231
988
695
827
3.293
996
707
850
3.58*
1.005
705
827
3,088
97*
655
707
3.0*8
935
638
728
3,100
91*
626
735
2
1
5
10
8
5
7
11
*
5
5
9
6
June
22,205
1.9
1.5
*.0
2.9
1.1
*.o
9*7
2.0
2.8
me
333
Finance, insurance, and real
See footnotes on opposite page.
May
*.2
2.9
3.3
(*)
III
5O6
390
t%
270
882
2,060
*31
702
%
9^1
2,119
*oo
703
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
District
of
Columbia
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
1*
Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
15
Building construction—general contractors
17
Construction—special trade contractors
Total 1939 5/
Percent of
total, all
industries
$31,020
100.0
10,399
10,078
321
33.5
2,670
909
1,221
5*0
8.6
1,609
5.2
VI
4i6
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
*3
46
Other transportation, except water transportation
Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related
2,258
537
325
9.677
635
51
Wholesale distributors, other than fall-service and
54
55
Betail food (includes liquor stores)
Retail automotive
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
75 Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services...
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
70
Hotels, rooming houses, canrps, and other lodging places....
79
Amusement and recreation and related services, not else-
October-December
$6,642
$7,589
$8,22*
$8,565
32.5
1.0
2,353
2,287
6b
2,507
2,*36
71
2,627
2,536
91
2,912
2,819
93
2.9
3.9
1.8
462
114
255
93
756
22*
368
16*
725
275
300
150
727
296
298
133
2.5
1.3
3*3
166
92
*03
198
98
*33
215
105
*30
19*
121
1.7
l.l
516
ill
80
560
123
82
608
153
88
57*
150
75
1.9
2.2
160
1*7
178
1*9
188
155
167
2.0
2,058
142
2,3*3
14*
2,607
167
2,669
182
2.0
2.9
3.5
3.5
1.0
4.0
7.5
1.6
3.2
131
1?1
2*6
242
70
272
*59
99
206
156
206
260
268
69
30*
570
128
238
155
218
287
285
71
30*
705
150
265
17*
297
282
282
88
3*8
601
122
293
31.2
616
912
1.075
1.077
298
1,228
2,335
U§9
1,002
5*6
1.8
89
98
15*
205
3,856
934
730
12.4
3.0
2.3
821
205
158
921
239
18*
1,069
259
206
1,0*5
231
182
*-3
265
298
380
*07
1
1
3
1,350
5
1/
2/
3/
4/
5/
6j
July-Sept ember
7.3
588
693
January-March
April-June
Amount
(4)
(6)
'
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employing unit which for any calendar quarter has paid or is liable to pay wages of $225 or more and which employs during such period one or more persona.
For titles of codes see above.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Same as total taxable wages.
Less than $1,000.
B — 30a
Monthly ocployment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
New Hampshire 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Total, all industries
Mining
Construction
15
16
17
Manuf acturin&.
20...
22
24
25
26
27
31
32
3337...
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
July
August
September
October
November
December
97,071
98,135
103.370
106,144
106,314
107,895
104,451
102,575
102,090
44S
.4
373
360
368
361
407
485
520
511
559
492
472
469
1.9
1.3
1.3
3,151
1.585
534
1.032
2,848
l,4l6
455
977
3.097
1.516
529
1.052
3.784
1,815
775
1,194
4,918
2,342
1,099
1.477
5,491
2,444
1,420
1,627
5.435
2,175
1.731
1.529
5,730
2,190
2,185
1.355
5,749
2,258
2,116
1,375
5.870
2,206
2.305
1.359
5,096
2,191
1,626
1,279
4,063
1,696
1,252
1,115
1.5
16.2
3.6
4.6
6.2
1.8
22.1
1.0
1.0
2.8
2.0
63,706
1.304
16,096
4,094
4,663
6,329
1.870
21.241
851
975
2,578
1,935
65,227
1.305
16,774
4,138
4,705
6,373
1,881
21,84l
800
967
2,6S6
1.987
63,912
1,340
15,706
3,616
4,673
6,098
1,893
22,152
873
974
2,781
2,000
64,485
1,491
14,507
3.191
4,605
5,660
l,84i
24,721
98O
1.007
2,774
1.934
62,684
1,549
l4,4so
3.770
4,425
6,087
1.836
22,006
1.115
988
2,754
1,910
64,455
1,637
15,636
3,775
4,513
6,016
1.870
22,381
1,112
989
2,799
1,951
65.543
1,636
16,448
3.243
4,46l
5.758
1.845
23.501
1,105
990
2,795
1,966
65,910
1,593
16,728
3.106
4,397
6,011
1,811
23,429
1,103
1,010
2,844
2,041
67.297
1,571
17,595
3.304
4,558
6,458
1,864
22,842
1.117
1,046
2,916
2,123
67.239
1,487
18,050
3.524
4,816
6,864
1,862
21,420
l,04i
1,082
3.071
2,188
67.287
1,350
17,896
4tiu
4,894
7,104
1,875
20,776
943
1,121
3,161
2,165
67,564
1,340
17,145
4,437
4,707
6,855
1,880
22,015
869
1,105
3.223
2,137
1.6
2.1
4,774
1,627
2,147
4,706
1,596
2,101
4,640
1,639
2,078
4,645
1,635
2,069
4,689
1,684
2,040
4,910
1,692
2,191
4,969
1,713
2,218
4,970
1.739
2,162
5.004
1,666
2,231
4,895
1,654
2,194
4,899
1,646
2,176
4,887
1,656
2,143
1.0
1.3
2.6
2.3
1.7
1.0
2.6
2.4
2.4
16,780
935
1.365
2,034
2,256
1.693
854
2,898
2,038
2,427
16,519
943
1.335
2,242
2,273
1,670
872
2,613
2,022
2,273
16,866
951
1,293
2,373
2,292
1,730
1,064
2,547
2,123
2,208
17.156
982
I.307
2,447
2,280
1,735
1,134
2,525
2,239
2,221
17.717
1,024
1.332
2,452
2,309
1.774
1.134
2.635
2.450
2,302
18,442
1,046
1,370
2,678
2,419
1,844
1.073
2,682
2,625
2,407
18,263
1,028
1,357
2,566
2,461
1,814
927
2,663
2,721
2,419
18,242
1,060
1.348
2,602
2,452
1,787
928
2,629
2,729
2,390
18,975
1,074
l,4i6
2,859
2,448
1,817
1,032
2,789
2,761
2,447
18,268
1,035)
1,382
2,740
2,362
1,781
1,010
2,692
2,497
2,438
18,262
1,027
1,341
2,865
2.365
1,781
1.023
2,661
2,327
2,547
18,494
1,015
1,341
3,083
2,355
1,770
1,126
2,769
2,220
2,519
1.1
1,907
1,025
1,869
1,019
1,914
1,047
1,957
1,050
2,016
1.053
2,019
l,06l
1,997
1,077
1.993
1.075
2,084
1,075
2,060
1,071
2,050
1,066
2,075
1,082
2.3
1.6
4,457
1.315
1.375
4,454
1,265
1.364
4,258
1,232
1,442
4,430
1,227
1,549
5.421
1.867
1,579
7.291
3.450
1.724
9,161
4,553
1,828
8,717
4,682
1,841
7.976
4,007
1.718
5.337
1,968
1,577
4,258
1,15s
1.523
4,306
1,202
1,529
26s
269
208
253
283
277
256
241
251
240
251
232
4,603
1,986
1.336
1,281
4.5
17.6
1.995
1,058
2.0
63
5.839
2,327
1,588
5.8
70
72
Finance, insurance, and real
252
June
95.263
17.832
1,010
1.349
2,579
2.356
1.767
1.015
2,675
2,336
2,383
See footnotes on opposite page.
May
96,252
4.S
71
April
95»4l6
4,832
1,662
2,146
53
54
55
56
March
100.0
64.6
V/holesale and retail trade,..
50
February
101,24s
65.447
1.467
16,422
3.692
4,619
6,301
1,661
22,360
992
1,021
2,s65
2,02s
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities.
46
.
4s
January
8— 30 b
Quarterly wages earned ia covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Hew Hampshire
2j
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries
Total 1 9 3 9 ^ T
Percent of
total, all
industries
January-March
April-June
July-Sept ember
100.0
.5
$24,079
$25,938
$29,611
589
116
133
173
167
5,104
2,139
1.55*
l,4li
*.7
1.*
1.3
256
1.237
580
279
378
1,630
618
611
*01
1,*95
2.0
742
356
68,550
1.907
15,822
2,7^3
4,422
8,510
2,446
62.8
16,153
468
3,448
662
1,073
1,969
612
5.*26
299
32*
1,011
*35
17.815
570
1.7
15,909
397
3.711
672
1,045
1.977
629
5,152
235
299
9*9
*35
1,057
*69
18,673
*72
*»577
791
1,209
2,*7l
63*
5 8*72
295
380
1.3*9
5*0
2.0
3.1
1,53*
*78
818
1,6*1
5*0
83*
1.775
597
879
1,699
533
860
1.2
4,0*2
296
*»719
323
2a
1.9
2.1
2a
.8
2.7
1.7
2.7
535
399
356
507
192
678
376
636
560
*73
595
589
233
1.9
852
515
1.8
1.2
825
236
261
1,083
356
326
2,086
1,063
381
1.115
299
331
..
Mining.
Construction
.
*
15 Building construction—general contractors....
16 General contractors, other than building............
17 Construction—special trade contractors
Manufacturing.
20 Food and kindred products...«•«....
22 Textile-mill products
2* Lumber and timber basic products
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 Paper and allied products.
*
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries......
31 Leather and leather products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products..
33 Iron and steel and their products..
37 Machinery (except electrical)...
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries...,.
59
87
75
87
§109,148
1.8
i*.5
2.6
4a
7.8
2.2
20.3
1.1
1*2
22,166
1,143
1.3*8
4,366
1,879
4.0
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.........
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..
48 Utilities: Electric and gas...
.
6,649
2,148
3.391
6a
"Wholesale and retail trade.
5C Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
.*
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers..»
53 Eetail general merchandise.
54 Eetail food (includes liquor stores)...
55 Eetail automotive
56 Eetail apparel and accessories....
57 Eetail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Sating and drinking places.
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
19.224
17.6
1.322
2,345
2,068
2,240
2,322
904
3.004
1,809
2,90*
Finance, insurance, and real estate
63 Insurance carriers
3.615
2,115
Service
70 Hotels, rooming.houses, camps, and other lodging places.....
72 Personal services.
5,109
1,95*
1,299
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3/
4/
3O8
3.3
*.7
*,086
658
1.095
2,093
571
6,116
31*
3*5
5,126
$29,520
3!
3*2
5,337
361
697
603
526
672
59*
222
793
537
75*
6*7
670
617
632
257
800
*56
817
52*
931
532
9*7
5**
ttl
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of * or more in each of 20 different weeks within current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
October-Decemb er
Amount
B—22a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1j 1939
Massachusetts
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Sumber
all industries
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Total, all industries
Mining.
Construction.
Manufac turing
22
30
32.
..
35
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
42.
46
4s
Wholesale and retail trade....
52.
Finance, insurance, and real
estate
63
72.
See footnotes on opposite page.
2/
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
886,043
100.0
820,895
830,22*
852,570
862,885
866,907
883,814
879.755
90*,185
929,*6l
9*5,370
938,907
917,537
3.*77
.*
3.126
3.U2
3,118
3»*97
3.560
3.591
3,560
3.58*
3.625
3,663
3.663
3.621
18,969
7.96*
7.263
19.063
8,021
7,380
22,889
9.676
8,522
25.53*
10,*95
9.075
28,773
12,116
9,921
29,9*5
12,567
10,623
29.855
12,469
10,704
31,60*
13.812
U,*25
33.*26
1*,S83
11.996
32,262
13.730
12,123
31.319
13,630
11.839
28,059
12,31*
11,093
tt
2.6
*.6
2.7
5.3
3.7
l.*
*.6
510, **9
33.210
10,706
69,60*
77,35*
9.209
11.677
1*,575
*6,670
15.075
10,60*
11,728
21,318
38,172
22,252
*3,90i
30,335
9,8*5
33.171
518,701
33.268
10,85*
69,3*0
82,381
9,178
11,9*8
1*,328
*7,*91
15,110
10,6l6
12,173
21,029
39,002
22,825
43,208
30,615
9,681
34,620
528,071
3*.090
9,793
67,5**
87.293
9,655
12,338
1*,389
*8,50*
15,377
10,678
12,308
22,1**
38,903
22,979
*3,092
3i,*56
9,8*1
36,626
528,297
36,568
11,108
6*,879
81,219
10,038
12,*28
I*,6l9
*S,560
1*,601
10,*87
12,*59
22,676
38,5*7
22,655
*2,526
31,829
12,837
39.192
527.010
39.018
11,168
6*,922
76,083
10,176
11.757
I*,96*
48,081
14,506
10,509
12,379
22,985
38,766
22,618
*3,209
32,091
12.752
39.9*6
535.6*7
39.920
11,320
65,191
78,889
10.357
11,88*
l*.767
*8.395
15,0*0
10,726
12,*60
23.550
39,119
23,210
*3,82*
32,520
12,605
^0.715
532,235
38,887
11,404
64,449
76,35*
10,*83
11,722
l*,5*l
*8,8*7
1*,956
10,903
12,962
23.185
39.193
23.851
*6,37*
31,90*
9.900
4i,i6o
556,*38
*6,*69
11,565
66,162
85,011
9.971
12,*S5
1*,78*
49,625
14,875
10,9*2
13,600
23,718
573.95*
*3»*73
11,52*
68,313
86,837
10,775
13,022
15.186
52,763
l*.963
ll.*57
1*, 226
2*,51*
*1.352
25.852
50,898
33»*OS
13.039
41,100
591,081
*l,l62
11,5*6
69.929
85,805
11,*2S
13.603
15,228
5*.3*2
15,068
12,3*1
14,344
25,400
44,709
25,045
53,820
3*.579
15.087
46,0*8
58*.6*8
39.916
11,*50
68,21*
78,57*
11,11*
13,826
15.277
55,769
15,054
12,55*
13.396
25,080
*5.357
27,363
53.951
3*.705
15.823
45,903
565,60*
37,832
9,708
63**52
75,997
10,917
13,190
l*,980
5*.651
15,192
12,319
12,119
24,689
43,221
26,961
52,l6l
35.726
16,064
45.13*
65,572
11,524
12,094
13,811
16,030
66,262
11,591
12,158
13,83*
16,275
66,93*
11,6*6
12,319
14,144
17,422
67.857
11.919
12,487
14,260
17,607
68,288
12.295
12,5*0
l*,296
17,696
66,934
12,336
12,366
14,183
17,7*9
65.769
11,217
t!
1.6
1.9
64.791
11,616
11,606
13,802
16,032
l*!l0^
17.770
67.376
11,231
13.529
1*, 229
17.688
67,*98
11.077
13.369
I*,O69
17.753
68,172
10,759
12,887
13,960
17.786
66,659
10,686
12,533
l*.352
17.668
1.9
2,1
2.7
2.6
1.2
1.7
1.6
1.3
131.753
14,873
16,05*
21,766
22,182
10,112
15,412
U.558
10,863
132,7*1
14,986
16,338
21.553
23.291
10,064
15.15*
11,563
10,789
138,*16
15,*26
17,*51
23,557
22,695
10,612
14,93s
11,977
10,995
139,773
15,578
16,894
23,133
22,865
10,665
15,029
13.3*1
11,159
139.781
15.585
17.102
21,909
22,968
10.778
15,071
14,536
11,308
1*3,691
16,005
17.5*2
22,*57
23.976
10,863
15,182
15,171
11,520
1**,207
15.985
18,012
22,891
2*,162
10,5*9
15,620
15.992
11,623
144,215
16,307
18,009
22,5*5
2*,*35
10,559
15.625
16,233
11.513
1*8,233
17.209
18,067
24,008
23.59*
10,69*
16,403
I5.*9l
ll.*35
153,361
18,7*7
22,080
2*,819
22,367
10,873
16,206
1*,030
11,686
155.5^3
18,802
22,*10
28,988
21,869
10,869
15,9*5
13.19*
11,687
157,2*0
18,782
22,533
29.687
21,919
10,9*6
16,297
13.352
11.562
2.7
38,846
23,49*
39,066
23,633
39.*58
23,6*9
39.9*5
23.929
40,088
24,004
40,320
23,978
*o,3?i
23.946
*0,036
23.921
39,928
23,866
39.387
23.629
38,9*2
23.616
38,936
23.675
1.2
2.3
51.899
9.971
18,686
50,866
9,045
18,631
52,928
9,41*
19.19*
57.172
11,12*
19.7*7
57,879
11,102
20,290
6o,*85
12,56*
21,179
61,0*6
13.163
21 , 2 9 9
61,0*6
13.2*5
21,456
61,260
12,58*
20,518
56,061
9.750
20,121
5*.893
9.807
20,106
55.822
11,160
19.*57
1,062
1,103
1,*2.8
1.733
1.959
1,8*7
1.527
l.*93
1,659
2,057
1,687
1.596
27,64I
11,806
10,164
3.1
546,011
38,651
11,012
66,833
80,983
10,275
12,490
14,803
50,308
1*,985
11,178
12,846
23.357
40,501
24,176
47,069
32,625
12,297
40,432
61.6
66,843
11,492
12,519
14,087
17.290
7.5
144,083
16,524
18,541
23.9*3
23.027
10,632
15.573
13.870
11.3*5
16.3
39,612
23.778
*.5
56,780
11.077
20,057
6.*
1.596
.2
1.3
1.2
*.*
1.2
7.5
9.1
1.2
1.*
1.7
5.7
1.7
2*!*99
*7.S59
32,325
10,086
*1.572
B —172b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
HorthDakota2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 }ii
Percent of
total, all
Amount
Industries
J anuary-Mar ch
April-June
July-September
$320,198
$1,267,497
100.0
$284,914
$306,980
5.468
.4
1,157
I.353
I,363
42,486
18,737
15.317
3.3
1.5
1.2
7.234
3.124
2,589
10,283
4,427
3.562
11.797
5,228
4,285
Manufacturing
20 Pood and kindred products
21 Tobacco manufactures
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
25 Furniture and finished lumber products.....
26 Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
29 Products of petroleum and coal
•>
30 Rubber products
31 Leather and leather products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Honferrous metals and their products
36 Electrical machinery
«.
37 Machinery (except electrical)
38 Automobiles and automobile equipment
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
773.197
61,305
8,816
79.0U0
61.0
4.S
.7
6.2
174,306
13,153
1,824
19,725
185,922
14,892
2,281
18,737
193.896
16,549
2,428
19,317
5.3
l.l
1.5
2.1
7.1
2.3
1.3
1.1
2.5
4.8
2.9
6.0
4.5
1.7
5.0
16,547
3,080
4,106
6,434
19.961
7,095
3,6l4
3.171
6,746
13,297
8,084
16,658
12,794
4,958
12,693
17.335
3,276
4,274
6,665
a , 483
7,197
3.827
3.270
7,662
14,222
8,673
17.359
13.760
5.175
15,430
16,962
3.381
4,381
6,551
22,682
7,377
4,176
3.5*0
7.854
15.032
9.204
19.056
14,301
4,743
15.880
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
41 Street, suburban, and interurban railways and city end
suburban bus lines
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
108,473
25.254
26,988
27.507
1.2
1.5
2.0
2.7
3.634
4,378
5,814
8,156
3,848
4,784
6,321
8,575
3.925
4,832
6,724
S,6o6
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Retail general merchandise
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
202,460
29,839
2.4
45,374
6,628
48,319
7,033
50,496
7,371
2.3
1.3
1.8
1.0
1.5
7,242
5.669
7,018
3,824
5,429
2,553
4,470
7,683
5,722
7.436
4,234
5,431
3,007
4,775
8.205
6,280
7.824
4,013
5,582
3,466
4,884
3.6
16,905
11,147
17,4oi
II.319
17,432
II,316
.6
14,301
1,798
16,080
2,059
5,513
17.185
2,562
5.809
634
522
Total, all industries
Mining
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
17 Construction—special trade contractors
67.520
13.7*1
IS,237
26,977
90,197
29.319
16,571
13.968
31.296
60,254
36,577
75.545
57,453
21,913
62,716
8.6
15,434
19,466
25,321
34,030
16.0
34,076
25,369
29,831
16,796
22,755
12,172
19,455
2.7
2.0
Finance, insurance, and real estate
03 Insurance carriers
69,455
45,120
5.5
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
72 Personal services
63,847
8,289
21,660
5.0
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3/
4/
2,111
1.7
4,789
383
Major industry grouns, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
B-32 a
Monthly employment ©f covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups* l/ 1939
Hew Mexico 2/
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
Industry division
and ssajor industry
group codes number jj
»
42,422
100.0
. . . . . •. •
9.729
3.113
22.9
Total, all industries,.
1 0 , . , • • • .
14... ......
iSMlSSSito.15........
lb........
...
.
«
..
*
Mgyaai'^c turi bjs,....... ••••••••»
2K, , *. .
^asportation, comauslcatiou.
ac,i other public utilitieq..
tfkolssftla and retail trade....
75.••..*•....»
•
Sf .rv^eie «.,.<>**.*.»•»•»....»..»..
70...«•••».
See footnotes on opposite page.
3,207
1,005
4,os6
1.395
2,10*
587
9.7
3.996
1,070
1,422
5*2
9.4
3.820
1.033
789
763
1,111
9.0
l4,84l
931
1.375
2,761
1.415
1.690
1.601
1.9«3
939
1.783
35.0
735
1.7
4.827
1,810
1,380
576
11.4
388
.9
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
37.245
36,847
37.903
39.211
38,683
39,053
*6,76l
*6,313
*7.376
*7,012
*6,201
46,460
7.3
5.7
7.5
2.4
9.543
2,869
2,624
3.151
899
9.429
2,900
2,6O4
3*067
858
9.5J5
2,968
2,568
3,110
869
9,967
3*11*
2,*72
3»*79
902
9.787
3.235
2.318
3.323
911
9.019
2,836
2,263
3.0*1
879
9.576
3.035
2,192
3.315
1,03*
9**77
3,08*
2,226
3.180
987
9.691
3.219
2,28*
3.109
1.079
10,126
3.270
2,402
3.292
1,162
10.319
3.375
2,*30
3.268
1,246
10,299
3.*57
2,468
3.1*5
1.229
3.3
5.0
1.4
3.824
1,230
2,274
320
3.963
1,270
2,350
3*3
*,is6
1,3*8
2.339
*99
*»193
i,4o6
2,256
531
3.735
1,3*0
1,881
51*
3.855
l,4o*
1,88*
567
*,687
1.7*7
2,211
729
*,799
1,630
2,*1*
755
*, 6 l l
i,*90
2.359
762
4,104
1,498
1,862
744
3.581
1,263
1.625
693
3.*91
1,107
1.79*
590
2.5
3.3
1.3
3.*l6
876
1.171
529
3.203
873
1,030
523
3.362
897
1,156
519
3,666
929
1.3*5
510
3,808
968
1.5*3
*99
3.855
1,08*
1,40*
51*
*,326
1.287
1,*81
578
4,186
1.15*
1,*18
578
*.397
1.359
1.365
586
*»777
1,28*
1.723
5*6
4,568
1,087
1.737
542
*,38*
1,044
1,685
576
2.4
1.9
1.8
2.6
3.329
852
688
743
969
3.*3S
835
795
736
990
3.631
91*
840
1,03^
3,640
918
708
743
1,120
3.559
921
729
717
1,087
3,739
962
719
766
1,181
*.27l
1,18*
965
795
1,209
*.3l6
1.213
95*
802
1.17*
*,0*9
1,169
753
783
1,117
3.980
l,l6l
770
768
1,12*
3.912
1,144
766
758
1,152
3.981
1,128
782
803
1,17*
12,391
842
1,169
2,341
1,224
1.5*6
1»329
1.443
12,494
829
1,192
2,355
1.233
1.517
1.239
1,611
667
1,559
12,907
821
1.289
2,530
1,130
1.526
1,306
1.643
677
1.679
12,862
835
1,206
2,*2*
1,119
1,5*9
1.331
1,675
69*
1.729
13,260
849
1,265
2,502
1,1*7
1,623
1.339
1.779
1,5$
12,219
Sl 3
1.1*7
2,283
1,223
1,528
1,266
1**30
673
1.577
1.726
16,52*
1,122
1,522
2,812
1,58*
1.787
1.788
2,3*9
1,201
1.930
16,536
1,053
l.*78
2,853
1.571
1,785
1.873
2.372
1,209
1.932
17,166
1,067
1,5*2
3.12*
1,618
1.837
1,853
2,52*
1,225
1.939
17.059
1,012
1.536
3.062
1.703
1,862
1,928
2.385
1.156
1.983
17,046
964
1,552
3.187
1.723
1.855
1.955
2*280
1,172
1.935
17.631
968
1,607
3.661
1.70*
1,870
2,001
2.30?
1,18*
1,860
5*0
536
551
567
600
610
861
877
875
960
940
901
3.852
1.485
1,089
460
3,8*5
1,498
1,082
*57
3,974
1,5**
1,086
*55
4,031
1.542
1,096
512
*,01S
1,518
1.119
508
*.*52
1.903
1.158
*98
6,162
2.199
1.627
1,117
5.713
2,198
1,676
582
5,921
2.377
1,668
585
5.*15
1,885
1,670
580
5,254
1.758
1,657
572
5.287
1,810
1.632
590
350
21*
190
240
31*
263
35*
409
666
591
581
486
2.2
3.2
6.5
to3
«
2.2
4.2
M
3.2
1.4
January
B—9b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
DistrictofColumbia2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/"
Percent of
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
Amount
$47,3^2
Total, all industries
100.0
13,698
4,050
2,508
5,363
1.777
28.9
Construction.
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors.
4,4i4
1,335
9.3
Manufacturing
20 Pood and kindred products
24 Lumber and timber basic products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
3.993
Transportation, communication* and other public utilities
4-2 Trucking and^or warehousing for hire.
4-3 Other transportation, except water transportation
kb Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services...
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
4,595
Mining
10 Metal mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
13 0rude-petroleum and natural-gas production
14 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
..
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Pull-service and li mi ted-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise.
54 Betail food (include?! liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
........
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified...
71 Eating and drinking places...
75 Pilling stations, garage, and automobile repair services
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Service.....
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
72 Personal services.
78 Motion pictures
Miscellaneous..
606
$12,436
$13,009
8.5
5.3
11.3
3.8
3.368
954
737
1,288
389
3,266
1,004
543
1,331
388
3.329
948
553
1.375
453
675
1.369
547
1,196
324
767
105
1,208
398
654
156
i,i4o
8
2.8
5.2
1.3
833
1,026
317
279
191
1.15s
174
976
267
309
179
1,045
1,122
228
247
289
201
350
1,225
275
337
219
355
1,203
290
300
213
366
3,294
286
3,559
299
4,241
327
4 , 5344
67
449
462
255
509
340
252
185
492
524
483
271
551
366
272
201
522
6o4
54S
359
606
473
363
305
562
626
704
367
659
517
341
297
6i4
189
202
269
309
1.113
366
2.3
1,183
751
1.6
1,217
818
1,382
15,661
1,256
2.2
2.6
1.7
2.9
33.1
2.7
2,203
2,197
4.7
4.6
2.6
4.9
3.6
2.6
1,252
2,325
1*696
1,228
988
2.1
4.6
2*190
969
2.0
3,741
1.219
1.043
443
7.9
311
.7
October-December
$11,215
8.4
9.7
July-September
$10,722
1,098
l,0k0
April-June
January-March
2.6
2.2
.9
228
230
291
185
311
823
753
248
199
92
602
190
870
265
450
155
286
365
207
94
l4l
1.052
314
30S
116
59
93
115
291
220
44
g
316
_L
1/ Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
2/ Coverage in 1939: Prior to July 1, 1933, any employer of 4 or more in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year; after July 1, 1939.
employing unit which has wages payable during a calendar quarter amounting to $450 or more, or has 2 or more workers in each of 13 different weeks within current or preceding
calendar year.
3/ For titles of codes see above.
4/ Same as total taxable wages.
B-33a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by Industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
New York g]
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Total, all industries
Mining
Construction
15
17
Manufacturing
20
22
23
25
26
27
28
31
33
35
36
37
39
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities..
riiiiriiiiirriiiiiriiiiii;
45
46
4s
Wholesale and retail trade....
50
51
5?
5*
56
57
71
52
Finance, insurance, and real
estate
60
p
P
67
Service */
70
72
73
79
Miscellaneous
See footnotes on opposite page.
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
all industries
3,1*8,613
100.0
5,902
.2
135,9^2
36,*29
71,017
4.3
1,2*7,62*
117,385
91,39*
307,8*0
38,710
48,3*1
11*,801
50,*17
69,628
77,£99
37,2*2
*8,217
63,010
119,563
39.6
285,689
*3.1*3
37,316
30,395
72,*91
63,763
9.1
791,139
125,315
135,751
97,579
85,057
66,013
72,750
112,357
52,351
25.1
325,235
*3,6s6
75,656
100,*17
49,063
10.3
338,611
72,61s
62,0*3
70,208
30,407
10.8
18,445
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
3,017,850 2,993,984 3,088,176 3,099,684 3,155,035 3.159,999 3,162,598 3.209,301 3,301,346 3,248,654 3,218,599 3,128,132
1.2
2.2
3.7
2.9
9.8
1.2
1.5
1:1
2.2
2.5
1.2
1.5
2.0
3.8
1.4
1.2
1.0
2.3
2.0
4.0
4.3
3.1
2.7
2.1
£2
1.7
1.*
2.4
5,199
4,676
5,300
5,342
5,922
6,100
6,424
6,616
6,695
6,509
6,315
101,786
27,195
52,258
100,917
27,300
52,478
121,686
32,880
64,615
137,855
37,429
72,386
1*9,454
40,275
77,388
153,021
42,055
78,924
150,787
42,075
76,051
156,076
43,345
151,609
39,883
77,770
1*3,803
37,357
75,500
l4l,082
36,399
76,227
1,209,432 1 , 1 9 1 , 1 1 0 1,235,439
106, ^28 108,712
110,353
85,^66
84,855
98,075
296,387
321,100
309,698
34,863
35,685
36,834
45,388
44,822
46,828
116,683
117,737
115,660
49,337
49,726
49,309
67,627
71,604
70,407
71,393
70,648
70,512
36,073
34,735
35,786
46,610
46,176
50,123
60,294
59«202
60,177
117,902
113,848
110,278
2.0
2.2
1.0
,337,456 1,316,931
120, 611
126,132
103,817
102,035
312,229
327,780
42, *19
42,630
51,821
51,879
113,531
113,533
53.785
53,799
71,52*
73,909
88,774
87,144
41,671
41,485
52,722
52,247
67,430
65,908
127,819
126,882
283,513
43,609
33.120
28,447
73,421
64,113
279,079
4i,6s6
33,499
27,8*0
72,367
63,849
282,854
43,618
34,675
29,330
71,555
62,943
287,521
43,607
37,521
30,436
75,488
63,007
292,163
44,827
37.753
32,218
75.287
63.311
292,295
45,195
37,605
32,182
75,438
63,349
286,436
44,474
36,811
28,872
72,944
66,065
284,407
44,051
37,004
28,336
72,395
65,890
290,647
43,919
41,960
29,562
72,769
65,686
285,169
41,393
40,*88
31,*98
69.771
63,144
283,925
4o,g4o
39,433
33,698
68,779
62,344
751,067
122,301
128,447
92,647
72.367
62,763
76,361
103,733
50,9*8
754,507
122,121
130,214
90,719
81,947
60,077
72,025
103,805
52,498
769,660
123,*04
130,718
98,398
78,151
70,610
71,775
103,936
50,409
791,452
122,907
140,876
93,067
83,204
67,666
67,943
122,712
51,349
804,010
124,114
142,977
93.981
84,650
68,589
70,843
119,763
53.673
806,556
124,127
143,769
94,332
83,£>75
68,221
70,506
122,248
54, 306
798,018
130,839
138,^00
91.362
89,554
56,164
72,400
120,083
52,292
781,2.80
124,117
138,007
89,723
88,999
54,707
72,617
115,387
51,965
814,087
127,279
138,222
98,675
90,178
71,226
74,898
115,209
52,733
804,584
128,320
134,234
100,388
88,400
70,444
73,658
110,576
53,891
128,175
132,474
114,651
89,184
71,123
74,215
104,826
52,625
339.375
44,120
77,130
100,683
58,248
340,111
43,119
77,501
99,493
~ ,*84
6i;
339,k35
44,205
76,785
100,854
59,305
317,928
43,378
75,627
99,052
46,717
324,848
43,990
75,954
100,995
47,026
325,177
44,298
75,922
101,0*0
46,888
326,108
45,165
76,878
101,830
45,808
324,945
44,981
76,516
102,045
45,377
325,391
44,651
75,850
101,675
45,198
316,918
42,141
74,436
100,258
44,852
312,715
42,057
73,215
98,947
44,190
318,917
69,055
54,315
68,769
26,439
314,553
66,458
53,745
69,40s
26,000
323,574
65,509
54,660
69,898
27.239
321,658
66,319
60,000
66,769
28,732
350,804
74,545
64,697
70,647
34,699
352,370
77,828
66,292
70,307
33,813
364,356
88,583
66, q*7
70,17?
35,106
360,439
87,635
65,790
69,853
34,272
362,Qll
83,059
66,684
71,357
36,300
336,457
64,9^4
64,^36
71,936
29,830
329,627
63,724
63,470
72,307
26,084
8,56l
9,031
10,228
30,478
33.015
32,734
13.893
l4,822
17,079
17,758
17,121
1.6
2.3
78,957
,207,,450 1,194,819 1,191,746 1,216,576 1,280,716 1,332,927
118,318
123,209
128,064
109, 167
112,732
132,351
86,265
89,U70
88,234
84 ,859
83,852
94,577
273,074
335.689
288,511
300,,496
287,938
346,335
38,571
38,731
37,356
38,3*4
40,271
,293
48,839
47,699
46,316
48,495
50,103
392
II4,I47
113,168
113.354
115,438
115,662
117. 251
48,180
49,713
50,318
48,6?1
52,804
48, 232
67,727
70,397
65,730
73,320
7l,«27
66; 542
73,598
74,800
72,510
,277
82,?6o
77,613
71,
34,364
35,735
34,589
40,721
449
37,476
46,272
45,573
45,761
4g,806
46,741
S : 549
64,059
63,699
60,117
62,181
60,622
64,$
115,092
120,779
127,668
113.552
122,*23
116,
810,883
5,728
B—33b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 5/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
New York gj
(In thousands of dollars)
Taxable wages 5/
Industry division 1
Total 1939
Percent of
total, all
major industry group
January-March
April-June
July-September
$4t44gtgl4
$1,110,512
$1,143,444
$1,110,609
8,090
1,727
l,9H
2,282
4i,oi4
10,4l 6
60,827
20,702
64,724
15,286
35,892
407,215
39,271
22.535
407,273
42,323
21,481
418,833
46.H48
8.2
1.1
91,762
10,965
1:1
14,139
53.896
85,602
12,162
lU,788
95,171
11,857
14,064
50,884
1.7
1.5
2.5
47,747
18,636
18,011
industries
Total, all industries
Mining
Construction
15
17
Building construction—general contractors
Construction—special trade contractors
Manufacturing
20
22
23
25
26
27
28
31
33
35
36
37
39
228,985
54,871
1,664,359
42
45
46
4g
48,572
58,612
195,005
77,088
.
68,482
111,210
,
53,866
Street, suburban, and interurban railways and city and
suburban bus lines
Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified.,
Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..,
Utilities: Electric and gas
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Banks and trust companies....
Insurance carriers
Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers.
Holding companies (except real estate holding companies)
Service 4/
70
72
73
79
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
Personal services
Business services, not elsewhere classified
Amusement and recreation and related services, not elsewhere
classified
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3/
4/
5/
3.8
2.1
366,384
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limitecUfunction wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers.....
,
53 Retail general merchandise
.
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
60
63
65
67
37.'+
170,151
93,452
Transportation, communication, and other nubile utilities
41
1.2
2.8
124,767
.
Food and kindred products..
Textile-mill products
Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
Furniture and finished lumber products
Paper and allied products
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products
Leather and leather products..
Iron and steel and their products
Nonferrous metals and their products
Electrical machinery
Machinery (except electrical)
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries..
5.1
1.2
1.6
2.2
72,925
95,865
162,496
3.7
20,106
24, 620
12,bb8
17,802
22,160
38,930
118,320
18,922
15,880
26,320
12,753
18,463
24,541
15,612
31,542
22,883
17,276
27,339
13,359
17,261
23,454
HO,316
41,177
123,771
123,232
19,832
3.1
2.7
18,738
12,401
8,953
35,889
29,794
20,328
14,474
8,782
35,527
32,732
197,22b
4.4
271,472
52,711
286,805
51,149
255,892
5.7
70,624
59,526
1:2
23,052
22,647
19,609
25,059
71,805
24,882
26,243
28,725
19,317
475,552
10.7
77,588
56,927
1.7
1.3
.8
36,908
135,878
120,520
1,090,433
24.5
100,376
105,328
82,879
99,389
1.9
2.2
108,750
79,313
2.4
1.5
523,212
76,969
133.151
115.511
99,217
436,820
68,552
68,643
108,412
1.8
3.0
2.6
2.2
9.8
1.5
14,456
9,488
37,125
30,642
21,963
24,779
24,243
19,243
28,761
155,483
22,175
37,389
28,982
37,593
134,401
112,583
15,159
15,011
32.059
113,852
16,755
18,319
28,389
20,904
20,043
34,990
29,053
24,679
267,941
46,762
24,291
25,038
28,772
19,717
121,835
18,518
32,173
28,645
19,783
111,659
20,917
18,319
25,lU4
36,672
8,613
9,726
10,299
22,363
2,698
10,707
4,000
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 4 or more in each of 15 or more days within current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Includes major industry group 90, domestic Bervice, covered by State law (average monthly employment, 22,5331 total taxable wages, $30,473,000).
Represents taxable wages only (individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer, are not taxable); data for total wages earned in covered employment not
available.
B —34a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions end significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
North Carolina 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number J/
Averace monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
*1*,3*0
*l6,335
*30,226
*29,131
424,158
*31,502
*31,380
466,498
"468,421
*78,103
*7*.173
466,128
1.952
2,113
2,10*
1,911
2,213
2,059
1,850
1,801
20,*80
9.901
6,339
19.267
9.969
5.005
444,200
100.0
MifliM.
1,918
.4
1.637
1.723
1.815
1.835
*.9
16
21,813
10,242
7,460
18,185
9.1*9
5,887
18,026
8,9*1
5. S30
21,058
10,*87
6,705
22,*69
10,033
8,502
23.773
10,910
8,428
25.5*5
11.35*
9.576
23,8*9
10,789
8,615
23.837
10,930
8,31*
23,692
10,670
8,596
21,568
9.76*
7.721
303.830
11.153
24,158
194,067
6,240
19.097
22,253
4,501
7.726
68.4
*3.7
1.4
*.3
5.0
1.0
1.8
290,906
9,808
22,493
187,863
6,123
18,518
20,741
3.993
8,005
291.709
9.992
21,175
188,566
6,130
18,295
21,777
*.091
8.03*
298,570
10,267
20,9*2
192,563
6,**3
19,0*8
21,628
*.05*
9.560
295.507
10,590
20,80*
188,871
6,114
19,180
21,645
*.135
10,081
290,218
11.039
20,757
185.983
6,078
19.213
21,611
3.879
7.266
292,*86
11.879
20,695
188,327
6,08*
18,722
21,767
3.950
6,285
295.16*
11,905
20,753
189,875
6.11J
18,*8*
22,666
*,*01
6,021
310.781
11.917
30.5*5
193.898
6,266
18,93«
22,732
*,638
6,381
316,1*1
12,096
27.986
198,*51
6,4*8
19,996
23,111
4,9*6
7»*73
323.027
ll,*65
31.233
203.135
6,426
19.257
23.251
5.18*
7.790
322,773
11,3*9
28,434
206,023
6,603
19.519
23.013
5.293
7.731
318.679
11.530
24,076
205,251
6,049
19,993
15,687
*»258
5.521
3.5
1.0
1.2
1*.713
*,07*
5.099
1*,813
*.157
5.088
15.02*
*.15*
5,162
15.271
4,259
5.175
15.268
4,243
5.368
15.783
*,279
5.59*
15,508
*,3**
5.680
15.969
*.337
5.8*5
16,362
*.350
5.812
16,462
*.277
5,82*
15,970
*,239
5.798
17.098
*.3*5
5.810
72,589
9,264
12,125
18,113
5.3*1
6.983
7.602
6,o4S
16.4
2.1
2o7
4.1
1.2
1.6
1.7
1.4
62,108
7.653
9.376
1*,796
5.077
6,633
7.013
5.559
63,01*
7,878
9.5*2
1*.929
5.160
6,669
6,940
5.571
65.907
6,950
9.811
16,801
5.2*6
6,861
7.006
6,106
65.912
6,803
9.593
17.207
5.351
6,862
6,877
5.908
64,565
6.591
9.*35
16.733
5,251
6,875
6,935
5,8*8
66,340
6,7*5
9.6*7
17.26*
5.*63
7.029
7.287
6,019
66,015
6,8*6
9.658
17.52*
5.160
6,971
7.09*
6,025
8*,900
15.352
18,1*0
18,152
5.165
7.089
8,097
6,06*
80,537
11,982
13.672
19,718
5.*6I
7.13*
8,616
6,307
86,920
12.723
18,612
20,068
5.530
7.532
8,581
6,292
8*,802
11,9*9
16,233
21.755
5.638
6,915
8.*91
6,251
80,052
9.700
11.776
22,410
5.587
7.22*
8,291
6,628
1.8
.
Transppr^iopt, <J?mmjwi<?§U3?B»
and other public utilities..
Wholesale and retail trade,...
2.3
1.7
2.5
2
l%
8*082
Finance, insur^npe, pad rejil
jery.lfift
M^cel?.|uieo^s
See footnotes on opposite page.
9.772
2.2
9»**6
9»*97
9.621
9.581
9.675
9.930
9.9*5
10,009
10,018
9.753
9.826
9.965
17.521
7.973
*.0
16,434
7.*79
16,688
7.*l6
17.379
7.518
17.649
7.623
17.696
7.779
18,167
8,*l6
17,688
8,308
18,052
8,*11
18,173
8,517
17,068
7.923
17.303
7.969
17.95*
8,321
1.070
•2
911
865
852
907
1,011
1.138
1.107
1,039
1,285
1.2*6
1,169
1,312
B—34b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment. 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Sorth Carolina 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Aaouat
$396,524
Total, all industries
Mining
Percent of
total, all
_i&dugtrief
100.0
.3
1»367
.
Construction.
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building....
20
21
22
23
food and kindred products.
Tobacco manufactures
Textile-mill products
,
Apparel and other finished products mjde from fabrics and
similar materials..
24 Lumber and timber basic products.
?_5 Furniture and finished lumber products....
26 Paper and allied products.....
28 Chemicals and allied products.
..
16,835
7.771
5.1*2
4.3
255.254
12,479
23,912
153.521
64.4
1.3
5.721
S,6o4
1.4
2.2
19.509
5.01S
Wholesale aad_mtijdl trade.
50 Fall-service and limited-function wholesalers.,..,........,.,
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers.
«...
53 Betail general merchandJ.se
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
,
55 Betail automotive.
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
72,894
10,349
FinanceT insurance, and real estate.
16,636
4.2
13.495
5.490
3.4
frgyig*
72 Personal services.»
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3/
4/
<
4.9
1*3
2.0
8,003
534
354
405
3.275
1,623
934
4,444
2,049
1,402
4,617
2,095
1.495
58,222
59.685
2,996
5.241
35,887
64,062
3.380
6,660
37.905
73.285
3.492
6,994
43.755
2,122
999
2,911
4,166
1,282
2,17S
1,113
2,974
4,561
1,390
1.963
1,258
3.489
5,275
1,852
2,341
4,373
1.139
1.843
4,732
1,233
1,977
5.007
2,064
5.397
1,318
2,119
15,462
954
2,645
4,024
1.197
16,699
2,215
4.4
2.8
1.1
2.3
3,640
2,296
993
2,016
3,855
2,546
1,079
2,151
2.1
1,800
1.7
1,328
18,678
2,841
22,055
3.267
4,670
5.144
2,712
3.602
1,876
1,455
1,636
2,184
2,092
1.699
1,267
2.545
2,527
2,049
3.872
3.946
4,043
4,775
3.081
1,220
3.370
1.354
3.439
1,451
3.605
1,465
98
122
l4S
166
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more ia each of 20 different weeks within either car rent or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
$114,187
4,499
2,004
1.351
2,026
1.4
.1
336
2.6
18.4
17,309
11,156
4,461
8,896
8,295
6,839
272
5,017
35,974
18,026
October-December
$100,348
38.7
1.1
July-September
$93,33^
2,611
4,324
12,019
April-June
$88,655
3.2
6.0
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..,
US Utilities: Xlectric and gas
....
2.0
January-March
1,122
B—35 a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
North Dakota 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number JJ/
Mining
16
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities..
42
48
Wholesale and retail trade....
5*
56
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
26,174
23.365
22,6^0
23.910
25.215
26,342
27.176
27.567
27.615
28,908
27,478
27.075
26,802
729
723
728
721
67*
665
*72
*6o
498
472
*9*
*70
503
481
565
5*7
860
850
997
983
951
938
88*
872
1.007
3*2
756
260
339
157
1.092
*11
501
180
2.039
651
1,161
227
3.033
728
1,96*
3*1
3.395
785
2,222
388
3»*7*
735
2,*20
319
3.*05
699
1,766
297
2,251
552
1.363
1,671
4*5
952
27*
9*2
32*
383
235
3.720
2,*25
877
3.838
2,526
826
*,099
2,769
839
4,126
2,802
897
*,oo6
*,202
2,930
849
3.963
2,718
825
*,6oi
3.551
660
65*
*,69J
3.65*
665
3.23*
*1*
1.307
1,18*
3.185
437
1,276
1,176
3.162
*38
1,2*6
1,187
3.182
*73
1,219
1.173
3.063
436
1.157
1.177
2,990
*35
1,10*
1,162
2,968
13.503
1.823
1.968
2,519
997
1,24*
393
729
953
2,682
13,626
1,801
2,059
2,509
i*,3*o
1,9*6
14,283
1.923
l*,396
2.109
1,201
503
691
95*
2,823
*65
717
930
2,795
1,216
*97
721
951
2,828
I*,196
2,0*1
1,798
3.079
977
1,20*
68*
85*
2,919
*79
716
831
2.905
Number
2.7
2,152
5*9
1.327
276
8.2
3.967
2.755
79*
15.1
3.1*0
*20
1,212
1.187
12.0
13.*01
1,8*7
1,812
2,678
962
1,188
**2
680
883
2,732
51.2
677
306
2.6
2,096
881
366
8.0
*5
.2
Finance, insurancen and real
See footnotes on opposite page.
100.0
696
682
2.6
2.1
5.1
1.0
*62
203
3.535
2,762
655
2,397
353
336
2.358
80*
3.377
2,197
816
3.**2
10.5
3.0
3.156
362
1.196
1,220
3.139
363
1,218
1,180
3.216
*20
1,213
1,207
3.156
3.231
1.6
*.6
*.5
1,208
1,202
1.259
1.253
12,198
1.756
1,665
2,118
901
1,083
373
669
810
2,666
11.9*7
1.769
1.585
2,167
779
1.078
370
6*2
805
2,601
12,710
1.758
1.671
2,510
910
1.138
*25
6*9
857
2,630
12,990
1.717
1,688
2,728
963
1,200
495
6jo
847
2,532
13,20*
1,715
1,686
2,696
1.019
1,227
626
890
2,687
13.*15
1,803
1.767
2,659
1,01*
1.253
420
686
910
2,717
658
298
623
289
640
285
662
298
683
299
696
299
69*
308
679
300
326
333
659
293
71*
3*1
2,031
8*9
362
2,019
860
322
2,08*
863
372
2,111
892
357
2,069
896
365
2,163
930
405
2,126
915
370
2,061
865
370
2,190
909
376
2,172
9**
358
1.970
7*1
363
2,155
51
51
52
65
57
42
35
*2
31
37
37
*5
I- 1
6.9
10.2
*.5
1.7
2.6
3.*
10.*
1.2 -
3.*
1.*
2,239
818
*31
*13
*6 5
1.007
1.203
*20
2,050
2,90*
i,o4o
698
2,890
2,008
3.013
99*
712
*ao
1.1*7
1,121
1.798
3.233
9*8
1,204
907
377
B — 35 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Horth Dakota 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Amount
$29,711
Total, all industries
Pereent of
total, all
industries
100.0
851
831
2.9
2,077
5S3
1.196
298
7.0
4,802
3.197
1,080
16.1
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
.........
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..
48 Utilities: Sleetric and gas
,
3.906
13.1
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers.
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limited**
function wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)..
Betail automotive.
14,971
2,624
Mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
Construction.
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building....
17 Construction—special trade contractors
Manufacturing
.............
20 Pood and kindred products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
P
Betail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Bating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
63 Insurance carriers.
••••••••
1/
2/
3/
4/
10.8
3.6
iM
1.8
50.4
$7,906
$8,205
213
211
190
186
303
293
201
76
82
43
588
172
347
69
80S
208
503
97
490
127
264
89
1,023
652
251
1,169
755
277
1.251
849
265
1,359
941
287
962
no
995
980
147
969
147
331
407
596
503
217
If
£
10.9
1.7
234
117
2.2
1.1
2.8
2.0
1,059
495
3*6
1.994
661
325
6.7
427
517
436
I83
337
85
179
l4o
645
7.4
3.0
5.4
1.3
&
4,211
755
859
679
511
241
418
95
209
156
893
637
757
239
443
10S
249
152
825
245
iao
250
123
330
135
463
156
74
487
163
«3
500
165
SI
544
177
87
15
15
12
9
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
October-December
145
l4l
3.693
612
8.2
July- Sept emhe r
$7,337
3,152
593
8.8
2,429
2,207
880
1,613
384
633
595
April-Jane
$6,263
4.5
5.6
1,671
51
2.0
4.0
1.0
3,222
Service
.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and ether lodging places
72 Personal services
»....•••..
Mlmiiwfffli-
.<
2.8
January-March
B—36a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1539
Ohio 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number ^J
Total, all industries
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
1.396,951
100.0
26,802
1.9
17.988
50.126
18,830
3.6
21.601
7*4,308
b0.200
28,664
24,200
20.228
40,074
28,688
47,680
53.3
19,611
85,489
19.787
19.430
2*,*67
24.7
50,614
l6»l6l
3.6
91.218
16.719
23.120
14,544
4,057
See footnotes on opposite page.
March
April
31.070
21,472
56,1^0
20,91*
60,239
22,373
25.155
61,8*2
23,28*
24,455
61,889
22,617
2*,*55
59.269
21,568
24,370
55.679
19.852
24,171
49»699
18,139
22,529
712,009
56,841
27.589
23.822
725.177
61,95*
28,091
22,560
19.876
39.26*
28,271
*7»357
20,7*7
7*9.297
69.597
29.267
23,168
20,130
39.677
28,652
48,010
20,546
47,876
176,350
784,853
808,718
65,882
30,182
27.025
40,049
28,453
*5.367
18,*6l
*5.9l6
169,850
19.532
53.282
85,588
28,763
26,087
718,569
59.641
27,146
24,281
19.910
39.509
28,330
45,921
19.445
46,628
170,836
19.7*2
52,383
85.065
29,82*
27,16b
29.808
51.975
18,926
50,802
203,760
2*. 2*5
57.526
96,085
3*,802
29,467
808,969
60,890
29,062
26,791
21,396
40,996
30,428
52,480
18,247
50,654
208,347
24,064
57.3*3
98,769
35.*29
29.3**
84,323
19,056
85.775
19.776
19,482
2*,5*5
85.907
19.716
19.539
2*,805
86,540
20,097
19.474
2*,056
88,003
21,540
19.267
23.901
88,157
21,88*
19.303
25.023
88,022
21,695
19.359
25.116
337.3*2
42,226
33.215
5*,166
4O,6io
20,771
24,540
35.587
38,723
35.095
3*1,6*7
*2,069
33.579
55.487
4i,n6
21,027
24,788
35.172
40,208
35.782
3**,6*2
*2.*76
3*.09l
5*,61*
*2,62*
21,187
2*,190
35.176
3**,191
*2, 271
37.308
52,923
*1,22*
21,0*2
21,751
*1,55*
36,170
353.172
43,082
37.381
55.750
41.693
20.933
24.357
38,142
42,153
36.92*
357.071
*3,620
37.615
60,236
40,312
21,512
25.264
36,850
42,117
36.888
363,020
*3.529
37.655
66,059
40,159
21,709
25.897
37.101
41,955
36,201
50.052
16,150
50,507
16,134
51.191
16,087
51,8*6
16,089
51.602
l6,0l4
50,811
16,152
50,602
91.372
16,539
23,*17
1*.139
91,108
16,710
23.2*9
13.735
92,714
16.323
23.390
14,111
91.159
16,180
23.636
14.569
90,266
*,069
4.119
4,413
*.*03
*.33l
33.233
13.270
15.502
*1,682
16,782
18,886
46,757
18,610
20,318
*.3
2.1
1.7
l.*
2.9
2.1
3.*
694,446
53.246
28,548
22,582
19.213
38»936
26,7^7
44,462
702,328
53.587
28,863
22,977
19.521
39»**5
2b,83*
44,587
20,539
42,455
170,661
19.518
52,896
82,472
30,406
251287
711.530
5*.31*
29.558
23,*80
19.651
39.711
27.08*
**,67*
20,685
*3.27*
172,086
19.836
5*.508
83.302
30,565
26,325
717.455
54,956
27.771
23.674
19.9*2
1*0,458
28,511
45.751
i9.i4o
44,368
172,771
20,635
54,924
85,124
82,627
18,1*9
1?.*33
2*,311
23.718
20,000
13.0
1.5
3#
?
b.*
2.2
2.0
42,420
170,383
18,997
51.903
81,573
28,759
24,555
81,468
17.324
19,277
2*.169
81,341
1.*
1.*
1.7
3.0
2.6
*.0
2.9
1.5
1.7
2.6
2.9
2.6
321.9*5
*1,021
35.2*8
%.572
38.7*3
19.11*
20,585
35.73*
36,502
33.5*6
322,27*
41,110
36,081
%,496
38.812
19.2*3
20,533
35.630
36,10*
33.*2S
337.722
*1,768
36.672
5*,92*
39.036
1.1
49,170
16,246
*9.179
16,201
*9.639
16,23*
86,958
17,018
14,496
87,065
17.173
21,637
1*.397
89.565
16,8**
22.578
1*,877
93.009
17,082
33,a6
1**763
95.502
17.319
23.638
14,943
3,016
3.081
3.58*
*»*13
4,876
1.2
1.7
1.0
21,660
November
31.505
21,695
33.138
13.243
15.3H
6.5
October
28.406
18,639
1.4
1.5
20,028
September
26,138
16,553
14,101
6,058
25,889
36,095
36,78*
3*.*78
August
2*,*57
15.238
29.3*6
21,201
l?,3*0
2*.182
July
24,735
15.987
29.303
21,630
17,126
June
23.197
l*.75l
29,26*
21,451
20,130
May
1,3*7,452 1.369.653 1,386.558 1.386,*67 1,*15.128 1 . 4 6 2 , 4 3 2 1 . 4 8 7 , 5 0 3 1.485,979
1.3
6.1
3**»337
*2,3*l
36.093
56.113
40,548
20,812
23.790
36.495
40,021
35.631
February
1 . 2 9 9 , 4 0 5 1,307,804 1.3*5.
1.*
3.3
46,605
181,992
a,238
5*.729
89,043
30,810
27.3*6
January
31.218
26,088
*1.036
36.355
52,110
16,239
96,05*
17.658
23.813
1*.830
*,302
*6,90l
171.90*
19,2*8
53.039
88,2*1
27,018
27,5*6
86,026
19.957
19.502
23.922
3*2.333
*l,76l
36,696
52,516
*1.639
21,203
21,618
36.756
*l,33*
36.119
21,132
5*.919
89,80*
28,00*
28,445
37.206
73.016
29.673
24,227
20,902
40,*19
30,402
49.895
19,960
48,855
189.173
23,161
56,390
92,069
32,186
21,190
41.574
30,116
16,154
15.999
23.599
15.033
B —36b
Qaarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by iadust-17 divisions and significant major Industry groups. 1/ 1939
Ohio 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Totals all industries
Total 1939
Percent of
total* all
industries
$2,028,295
Mining.
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining...
32.387
20,623
Construct ion
15 Building construction—general contractors
17 Construction—special trade contractors
69,722
26,931
30,946
Manufacturing.
2D food and kindred products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
25 furniture and finished lumber products..... a
2b Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing* and allied industries.
.
28 Chemicals and allied products
30 Bobber products
31 Leather and leather products
32 Stone* clay* and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their prodaots
35 Veaferrous metals and their products
3b Hectrical machinery
v
37 Machinery (except electrical)
38 Automobiles and automobile equipment
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
1,171,159
S4,06S
100,0
1.6
3.*
April-June
July-September
0 ctober-December
$**9.296
$*8l,235
$510,205
$587,559
1.0
S»b98
b,2S4
5.526
2,824
S.139
4,984
10,024
b,531
1.3
1.5
10,957
*.U03
5.07S
18,138
6,977
8,251
21,498
8,306
8,966
19.129
7,245
8,651
*.l
257,758
17,730
273,167
20,149
290,742
22,887
3*9,492
23.302
7.633
7,251
6,836
15,682
H.*35
19.255
5.507
13.826
64,157
7,092
7.618
7.715
7,588
7.5bS
7.59*
16,5*3
13.071
21,97*
5,372
16.277
72,622
8.399
22,*21
38.318
12.535
9,488
9.401
9.269
18,495
15.614
23.931
5.370
18,467
95.6*6
11,036
57.8
1.6
1.6
1.5
32.327
31,935
30.9*1
67,255
52,463
85,577
21.388
b3»*35
299,087
3*.l07
90,065
155,538
53.532
40,017
January-March
7,2*2
32.725
12,051
8,779
16.535
12.3*3
20,*17
5.139
14,865
66, b62
7.580
21,29s
36,3*7
12,819
9.*79
10,111
4s,l4s
16.127
11,648
1.3
30.667
5.532
32*878
6,^99
33.952
6,91*
35.565
7.887
II
4.2
1.1
P
1*.S
1.7
4.4
7.7
2.6
2.0
21,300
25.0*6
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
4b Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related
services.
4S Utilities: KLeotric and gas
133,062
2b, 832
30.331
*2,355
1.5
2.1
10,2*8
7,236
7.603
10,606
7,796
10.324
7.69b
11.177
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 full* service and limits defunct ion wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributers, ether than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers..
53 Be tail general merchandise
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
56 Betail apparel and accessories
..=>
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified.
71 Bating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
430,388
69,805
3.*
96,966
15,6?3
103.231
16.596
107,550
16,87*
122,641
20,712
14,999
13,40b
16,757
13*39*
10,886
7.253
5,657
11,93*
7.845
12,813
19.*17
16,378
10,382
8,309
Pinance, insurance, and real estate.
63 Insurance carriers
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and ether lodging places....
72 Personal services
73 Business services, net elsewhere classified.
Miscellaneous.
b.6
3.3
2.7
2.1
1.*
66,779
5*»9*2
*2,5*5
29,389
23.6*3
*5»77*
30.305
51.017
87,301
31,*12
100,201
4,075
2.3
1.5
2.5
U.76*
10,495
6,464
5.0S4
10,289
6.634
11,283
20,523
7,597
21,535
1.5
7.828
22,014
7.91*
23,229
8,073
•7
l.l
1.1
22,966
3.6*1
5,177
5,1*3
25.651
3.855
6,026
5»*6l
25.277
3.690
5.82*
5.215
26,307
3.705
761
1.109
1,033
1.172
1.2
*.3
*.9
14,891
23.135
21,817
.2
15.606
10,282
7.363
5.892
io,S53
7.376
12,424
if Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
2j Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 3 or more at any one time within current calendar year.
3/ Jbr titles of codes see above.
1/ Sue as total taxable wages.
7.010
12,b9«
8,450
1*.*97
6.10S
5.99S
VO
B—37a
Monthly employment of covered workers, >y industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Oklahoma gj
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Total, all industries
Mining
10
13
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
188,320
185.572
18*,736
183,*37
3*.368
3.698
27,-810
3*.198
3.31*
28,185
17*.236
172,727
179.556
179,380
181,786
183.6*5
182,79*
183,289
18.9
1.7
15.9
35.288
2,82*
29,721
3*,276
2,612
29,050
3*.696
2,576
30,001
33.777
2,737
29.531
3*. 285
2,762
29,970
33.796
2,822
29,*37
3*.*56
2.888
29,*19
3*.Oil
2,965
28,367
3*.3*9
3.330
28,193
27.979
8,295
3,387
3,6ll
10,550
*,193
*.96i
10,*87
*, 112
*,77l
10,583
*,050
*,775
10,7*3
3.563
5,230
10,8*?
3.51*
5,523
11.693
3.691
6,182
11,261
3,*93
6,195
10,3*8
2,880
6,168
9.258
1.9
2.8
8,028
3.285
3.501
7.86*
2,102
*,666
6.7
1.6
2.1
*.l
1.5
1.*
1.*
37.921
10,*35
2,869
3.929
7.329
2,5*8
2,361
2,508
38.0*7
10,727
2,868
3.899
7,167
2,691
2,*25
2,528
38,801
11,***
2,896
3.835
7,213
2,79*
2»*33
2,588
39.001
11,803
2,877
3.802
7,227
2,813
2,5*2
2,578
39.96*
12,595
2,963
3.77*
7.38J
2,73*
2,*79
2,630
*1,208
13.139
2,978
*,o**
7.512
2,862
2,*69
2,605
*0,827
13,016
2,920
3,666
7,572
2,853
2,*62
2,683
*0,382
12,361
2.903
3.720
7,573
2,783
2,500
2,661
*l,523
12,518
2,93*
3.826
7,*3*
2,608
2,508
2,557
*i,*9*
12,150
2,911
3.661
7,*29
2.6*5
2,565
2,533
*1,8*3
12,75?
2,90*
3.652
7.3**
2,5?9
2,6*2
2,600
*0,6j5
11,9*9
2,813
3,680
7,*10
2.525
2,55*
2,623
19.551
3.105
5.53*
5.2*3
5.008
19.337
3.08*
5,*88
5,215
*,90*
19,73*
3.277
5,56*
5,286
*.9l7
19.537
3.22*
5,378
5,315
*»953
19.565
3.182
5.363
5.*13
*.919
19,765
3.3*7
5.%8
5.269
*.9l6
19.69*
1.8
3.0
2.9
2.7
3:8
5,291
*,927
19.793
3.387
5,*39
5,270
*,92*
19,655
3,51*
5,*53
5,217
*,898
19,*11
3.*3l
5,307
5,1*7
*,925
19.310
3.357
5.229
5.163
*. 976
19,280
3.*05
5.2*6
5.139
*,907
*.2
6.3
2.6
3
•?
1.*
3.0
1.9
2.9
53.0*0
7.863
7.281
9.925
*,59*
5,836
2,373
5,310
3,172
5,1*2
52,757
7,659
7,**1
9.85*
*,5*2
5.7*5
2,***
5.312
3.217
5.019
55.299
7.852
7.588
10,739
*,780
5,820
2,888
5,**3
3.285
5,359
56,065
8,002
7,610
11.131
*,708
5.888
2,77*
5.5*0
3.*20
5,*6l
56,313
8,101
7,677
10,991
*,777
5,928
2,638
5.6*0
3.500
5,502
56,868
8,263
8,200
11,0*7
*,713
5,972
2,578
5.627
3,*11
5,*86
55,697
8.31?
7,78*
10,582
*.71*
6,0*0
2,309
5,525
3.595
5.23*
55,6*8
8,396
7.567
10,908
*,737
5,973
2,J*2
5,*28
3.539
5.185
57,608
8,658
7,**8
11,998
*, 791
5,920
2,777
5,589
3,628
5,227
57,053
8,*58
7,*9*
12,282
*.708
5,77*
2,786
5,*8*
3.*7?
5.08*
57.82*
8,5*3
8,12?
12,6**
*,699
5,812
2,657
5,*6I
3.32*
5.039
60,0*6
8,217
8,011
1*,809
*,762
5,888
2,903
5,686
3,258
*,992
1.0
1.1
5,*06
1,818
1,932
5,387
1.79*
1.9*0
5,*92
1,802
2,052
5,**0
1.807
2,02*
5,*86
1,806
2,037
5,637
1,808
2,186
5,5?6
1,8*7
2,110
5.5*?
1,86*
2,059
5,520
1,8*2
2,029
5.**3
1,809
2,022
5,351
1,807
1.952
5,329
1,815
1.9*6
13,786
3,659
3,781
13,6*5
3.620
3.7*1
1*.15*
3.636
3.885
1*,209
3,593
3,916
1*.559
3.559
M37
1*,626
3,515
*,082
1*, 670
3.*06
*,101
1*,532
3.*&L
*,038
1*.658
3.558
*,050
1*,*28
2.0
2.2
*,00*
l*,*57
3.689
3.918
1*,206
3.372
3.918
983
830
86*
1.031
1,002
1,005
1.687
3.7*6
3.053
2,325
1,879
*0,137
12,075
2,903
3,791
7.383
2,705
2,*95
2,591
22.1
20
2*
27
29
32
33
37
19,553
3,306
5,*02
5.2*7
*,93l
10.8
56.185
8,19*
7.686
li,*09
*,7ll
5,883
2,622
5,50*
3,*02
5.228
30.9
5,*69
1,818
2,02*
3.0
63
65
1*. 327
3.558
3.956
7.9
70
72
1,635
,Q
55
56
57
71
52
April
100.0
5.5
£:::::::::::::::::::::::::
March
3*.320
3,000
28,972
9,997
3,401
5.085
Wholesale and retail trade....
50
51
February
181,623
15
16
Transportation, communication^
and other public utilities..
*2
*3
46
*8
January
Finance, insurance, and real
See footnotes on opposite page.
1,216
B — 9 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
District
of
Columbia
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries....
Amount
$233,977
Percent of
total, all
industries
$54,775
$57,627
25.0
14,234
1.5
22.6
696
13,031
14.326
722
13.277
1.4
2.4
2.055
799
917
12,430
*±BlM>
Construction,
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
10,622
3.297
5.627
4.5
Manufacturing
20 Pood and kindred products.
24 Lumber and timber basic products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
29 Products of petroleum and coal
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
37 Machinery (except electrical)
53.779
23.0
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
43 Other transportation, except water transportation
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
27.406
Metal mining
Crude-petroleum and natural-gas production
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Retail general merchandise
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
53 Insurance carriers
65 Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging place s....
72 Personal services
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3/
4/
52,850
14,108
2,035
5.652
13.987
3.369
3.647
62,120
11.717
1.6
1.8
11.7
26.5
1.4
4.0
2.7
3-3
5.0
5.2
3.7
1.7
3.2
12,249
8,608
4,081
7,470
2,608
5.764
2.068
6,019
7.605
2,994
1,890
6.0
6.0
1.4
4,182
3.195
9.252
6,336
7,785
3.030
1,131
3.054
856
1.689
2,752
696
1,707
13,185
3,572
516
13,650
3.800
512
1,368
3.517
848
893
1.022
14,514
3.701
523
1,531
3.607
892
1.009
1.179
6.823
770
2,301
1,589
1,946
6,967
821
2,336
1.635
1,948
6.936
910
2.289
1,602
1,946
14,298
15,195
2.826
15.343
2.894
17,284
3.31**
2.830
1.875
3.053
1,973
997
1,863
641
1,423
518
1,516
3.136
1,993
1.037
1.859
3.230
2,767
1,107
1.977
l,4l6
1.590
527
1.607
1,886
755
4*1
1.971
$
456
1,903
757
479
3.067
560
723
3.256
552
782
3.236
516
763
3.3*5
539
762
166
178
356
431
1.376
3,414
801
857
976
6,680
694
2,326
1,510
1.945
2,6%
940
5.5
1.420
1,845
1.3
.8
•9
1.3
729
3)^9
828
888
1.005
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wa^ls.
$62,761
2.761
946
1.314
•9
3.3
$58,814
October-December
15.528
1.255
13,599
2.5
2.6
July-September
809
12,943
1.1
12,904
2,167
April-June
100.0
58,410
3.482
10
13
January-March
14,322
611
J&
742
B—38 a
Monthly employment of covered workers, "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, l/ 1939
Oregon 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number j/
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Ifumber
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
163,957
154,063
100.0
127,966
128,189
132,052
140,158
148,526
155.926
l6l,181
171.353
173.^47
175,581
170,420
Mining
1,186
.8
984
926
918
971
1,047
1,096
1,256
1,301
1.369
1,489
1,497
1.373
Construction
6,725
1,891
2,899
1,935
4.4
1.2
1*9
1.3
4,783
1,388
1,965
1,430
4,746
1.505
1,856
1.385
5,126
1,590
1.950
1,586
6,313
1,834
2,757
1,722
6,846
2,026
3,06s
1,752
7.171
1,918
3,510
1.743
8,135
2,279
3.723
2,133
7,688
2,346
3.146
2,196
7,512
2,186
3.113
2,213
8,618
2,158
3.901
2,559
7,760
1.992
3.391
2,377
6,006
1,466
2,413
2,127
69,704
13.665
1,740
34,402
5.841
3.3H
3.312
2,336
45.2
8.9
l.i
22.3
3.8
2.2
2.2
1.5
52,692
8,850
1,469
25,064
4,715
3.361
3.390
1,489
53.093
9.262
1.507
24,111
4,294
3.503
3,419
1,911
55,713
8,977
1,619
26,530
4,927
3,492
3,367
1,960
60,958
9,830
1.634
3p,6l3
4,974
3,641
3,488
2,115
66,897
12,762
1,558
32,911
5.417
3.618
3.524
2,287
72.625
18,202
l,4o6
32.626
5.821
3.584
3.465
2.519
74,494
14,627
1.854
38,341
5,405
3.247
3,204
2,644
82,751
18,914
1,836
42,481
5,286
3,295
3.115
2,628
84,892
19.777
1,969
42,440
7,068
2,873
3,09s
2,464
81,704
16,473
2,162
40,710
7,408
3.020
3.270
2,663
78,169
14,353
2,267
39.658
7.280
3,020
3.335
2,667
72,463
11,956
1,601
37,343
7,499
3.081
3,204
2,680
15,684
3.636
2,299
3,166
4,303
10.2
14,859
3.162
2.039
3.152
4,182
14,546
3.123
1,960
3.187
4,166
15.019
3.262
1,930
3,183
4.177
l4,6ll
3.319
1,976
3.003
4,211
15.237
3.509
2,087
3,228
4,256
15,272
3,583
1,925
3.241
4,361
16,180
4,039
2,472
2,995
4,328
16,350
4,058
2,581
3.056
4,336
16,448
4,114
2,590
3,076
4,381
16,972
3.937
2,855
16,397
3,864
2,572
3,258
4,4oi
16,321
2.4
1.5
2.1
2.8
4.8
2.4
2.7
1.2
2.9
2.6
1.8
37.281
5.422
5.885
6.154
3,486
3.821
1.571
4,252
3.284
2,204
37.116
4,998
6,240
6.204
3.557
3,873
1,494
4.205
3.177
2,155
37,468
5,020
5,977
6,535
3,564
3.905
1,798
4,i4i
3.251
2,093
38,920
4,979
6,049
6,799
3.764
3.919
1,848
4,286
3.721
2,314
39,610
4,974
6,117
6,920
1,707
4,457
3,793
2,436
40,887
5,408
6,253
7.024
3.971
4,ni
1,712
4,462
3,988
2.665
41,755
5,810
6,746
6,295
3.719
4,379
1,606
4,616
4,200
2,985
41,945
5,782
6,758
6,652
3,785
4,053
1,661
4,667
4,313
2,854
43,706
5.867
6,772
7,811
3,842
4,231
1.962
4,490
4,249
3,060
46,487
6,166
7,066
8,613
3.885
4,739
1,927
44,893
,493
1.0
4,300
1.527
4,487
1,552
4,446
1,556
4,375
1.527
4,501
1,584
4,602
1,553
4,715
1,632
4,599
1,584
1.9
2.3
1.5
1.0
12,845
2,818
3.419
1,948
1,115
12,999
2,837
3,549
1,965
1.139
12,977
2,812
3.457
2,002
1,171
13,621
2,836
3.764
1,983
1.319
13.994
2,813
3.576
2,193
1.701
13.913
2,710
3,431
2,195
1,785
14,232
2,8%
3,479
2,234
1,729
222
276
385
389
394
360
4i4
Total, all industries
16
Manufacturing
24
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities,.
u2
„
46
48
Wholesale and retail trade....
56
41,676
5.584
6,502
7,349
3,757
4,198
1,756
4,524
3.952
2,712
27.1
4,519
1.570
2.9
14,204
2,949
3.626
2,321
1,508
9-2
fct
2:S
4^61
2,*6O4
3.292
4,380
3,183
46,975
6,577
7,159
9,109
3,806
4,544
1,845
4,845
4,449
3.152
47,964
6,006
6,999
10,077
3.845
4,688
1.938
4,977
4,501
3.442
4,577
1,701
4,611
1,593
4,522
1.539
4,489
1.493
16,242
2,907
3.595
4,200
1.764
14,498
2,984
3.625
2,486
1,583
15,279
3,322
3,751
2,341
1,817
14,751
3.263
3,813
2,166
1,471
15.090
3.2-35
4,050
2,136
1,504
477
445
421
349
251
Finance, insurance, and real
15
70
365
See footnotes on opposite page.
.2
B—38 b
Quarterly wages earned ia covered employment, 4/ "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, l/ 1939
Oregon 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries.
Mining
Amount
$230,770
10,889
Manufac turlng.
20 Pood and kindred products.
22 Textile-mill products.
24 Lumber and timber basic products
25 Purniture and finished luAer products
26 Paper and allied products...
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries.
33 Iron and steel and their products
103,208
17,559
2,558
51,030
9,051
4,977
5,310
4,160
Wholesale and retail trade..
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
Eetall general merchandise
Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
56 Betail apparel and accesories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Sating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
H
Pinance, insurance, and real estate
55 Real estate dealers, agents, and brokers.
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.
72 Personal services.
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified.....•••.....
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not
elsewhere classified
Miscellaneous.
l/
2/
3/
4/
100.0
1,879
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors.
16 G-eneral contractors, other than "building...
17 Construction—special trade contractors....
Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified.
Communication; Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
Utilities? Electric and gas
Percent of
total, all
industries
2,70*
4.7
1.2
2.2
1.3
5,181
3,oo*
26,877
5,685
44.7
7.6
l.l
22.1
3.9
2.2
2.3
1.8
64,251
9.638
2,211
6.9
1,693
328
*2
410
530
1,977
553
849
575
2,856
754
1.327
775
3.317
771
1,682
864
25.921
4,057
644
13.269
2,261
1.329
1,320
1.035
28,855
5,752
530
14,449
2.354
1,163
1.313
1.099
21,020
3.305
590
9,822
1,916
1,275
1.227
856
1.4
2.3
3.4
776
1,284
1.833
805
1.305
1,927
910
1,362
14,241
15,557
2,272
4.2
2,200
5.3
4.7
2.2
3.1
2,842
2,321
16,
2
lo2
1,601
483
1,470
834
939
2,993
2,530
1.277
1,818
556
1.592
982
1,061
1,744
452
1.784
451
1,847
495
1.1
1.7
1.4
3,498
597
863
687
3.946
613
1,027
752
4,300
643
1,068
915
.7
328
434
94
1,126
58
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 4 or more in any one day during a calendar quarter in which the unit has a total pay roll of $500 or more.
Por titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
2,019
3.142
2.553
1.391
1/352
558
1,695
1,136
1,038
2.8
15,994
2,501
4,066
3,159
367
7.053
1.476
1.9
3® 2
$62,365
1,504
1.7
7,344
1,867
$57,277
6,709
1.0
6,527
3.989
4,287
$49,243
July-September
6.338
1.309
27.8
12,309
10,895
5,168
7,265
April-June
2.5
11.7
3,277
5,322
7,813
January-March
504
100
B-39a
Monthly employment of covered worker®, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Pennsylvania 2/
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
Industry division
and major industry
group cede number jj/
Total, all industries
Mining
11
12
Construction.
15
IT
2,192,067
100.0
190,38*
87,586
88,2*1
8.7
79,*18
3.6
23,H00
36,729
Manufagturiqft,
20
22
23
25
26
27
28
31
32
33
35
36
37
39
1,009,7*7
.
28,502
5*»*57
*2,*55
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities.,
119,186
46!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
us
Wholesale ^
50
51
™tai}
I::::::::::::::::::::::::::
57
71
75
52
972,635
7*.583
98.553
90.669
21,099
91,556
72,096
21,391
32.871
78,507
23.293
35.79*
955.899
73.902
971.938
73.600
167,216
171,16*
982,179
73.675
9*.217
99,2*3
19.572
23.386
*5,6*2
3*.865
1.6
21,762
18,62*
25,317
*5.36o
22,*35
3.0
2.2
*.*
3.9
22,120
28,598
51,11*
213.992
19.67*
42,749
63.973
39.276
29,*03
50,*i6
216,893
19,999
*2,70*
113,684
11*,667
17,628
25,062
3*. 03*
506,705
23.9
6*, 290
*7,266
168,637
102,199
19.827
26,323
*6,159
22,885
29.7*8
51.329
65,211
219,12*
20,388
*3,018
65,830
*0,85*
*1» 352
18,771
2*,936
3*.179
519,69*
66,593
*8,959
89,335
87.09*
28,919
115.317
19.**5
*1.967
116,19*
19.579
521,113
*6» 796
91.301
6*,610
20,806
35.801
87,090
87,090
87.090
53.297
67,000
518.711
3*.563
30,262
58,628
47,520
22,952
28,598
53.*76
219.79*
20,73*
*3»377
3*. 798
20,368
29,625
57.393
52,175
19,2*8
26,350
3*.179
1.0
85,260
28,311
163,584
25,162
1.6
87,*5*
116,159
93.630
25,011
*7.501
90,190
87,927
29,195
30.552
59.189
53.807
21,005
3*.735
tl
tl
59,0*1
52,885
20,717
3*.732
965.873
7*.583
20,601
31,656
1.1
97.117
86,279
28,699
31.6*7
979.977
73.146
69,*32
33»**0
1.0
48,2*2
83,252
2*, 701
73.3*5
1.0
1.7
91,102
151,878
82,752
2*,553
37,729
8,50*
25,267
52*,029
6*, 670
92,8*10
**,910
85,002
25,220
158,690
152,689
21,886
26,268
*7,66l
23,06*
26,*59
*7,*27
26,213
51.70*
27,908
55.1*1
219,12*
20,820
221,802
*3.287
67.275
*0,551
22,615
21,231
**,72*
67.687
1«),*20
119,118
22,292
25,212
35.090
120,3*2
22,563
25,062
Service.......
70
72
86
87,*51
29.392
*.0
157.395
7.2
22,329
36,771
31.722
See footnotes on opposite page.
2*,*57
1.1
September
October
November
1.3
29,18*
1.0
1.7
1.*
155.*17
23.255
35.328
30,85*
29,18*
155.096
23.255
35.027
30,85*
29.I8*
15*.936
23,032
35.3*7
30,85*
23»*83
23.926
2*, 101
37,957
19*.537
210,581
219,078
85,6*8
220,773
85.339
98,706
109,808
117.6*3
118,757
85.909
25,098
38.855
25,106
86,97*
86,717
2*,838
lJO,l4*3
38,680
80.826
12*
988,733 1,006,222
78,498
75.6*2
160,410
157.900
102,606
98,553
23.755
23.135
26,451
27,193
47.398
46,957
23.261
22,480
28,528
28,742
54,849
53.691
225,453
223,141
1,0*3,122
21,620
21,810
272,*03
24,692
44,904
46,603
68,893
41,896
24,316
28,871
57.313
2*1,898
22,588
*8,603
70*611
*3» 259
*9.277
71.371
**,*8*
123,244
24,832
25.51*
122,108
36.380
2*,695
25.*78
33*822
539.593
68,788
40,294
120,7*3
22,427
122,415
22,882
81,291
162,139
10*.031
2*,503
27,607
48,075
86,2*1
81,128
23.739
1,086,*21 1.09*,079
79.861
77.387
162,707
163.713
102,332
105,558
25,85*
25.5*0
28.862
28,386
48,158
24,456
2*,*87
58,667
58,6*9
279.717
25.710
50,615
7*. 527
*7»337
29,001
*8,309
28,701
122,331
2*.629
35.820
25.199
36.756
525.611
63**58
529,220
63,650
497.871
63.970
*6,796
93,268
90,927
30,193
31.59*
*7.031
85,4*8
498,^40
64,190
47,571
86,035
518,520
82,682
83,832
27.569
33.567
28,302
28,959
56,103
27.*55
28,209
56,*17
55.6*3
21,722
3*. 219
51.002
51.320
52,093
19.910
3*.391
19.971
3*.*90
20,076
52,052
20,616
3*.219
*6,655
92,*98
90,177
29,9*3
31.33*
60,703
55.18*
21,5*3
3*.116
3*. 927
35.518
59,8*3
51.882
20,675
35.07*
87.125
29,272
87.358
29,331
29.2*3
88,017
29,8*3
87.658
29,799
155.110
23.055
35,4*9
157.505
157,046
160,122
31.009
37.505
30,563
159.873
21,911
37.707
31,817
161,219
21,659
38,171
30,916
156,311
22,275
37.805
31.009
37.690
33.3*5
37.459
33.297
2*, 705
24,772
22,899
2*,583
26,961
26,309
25.223
63,650
89,010
29,556
30,928
59,918
5*,*70
21,265
61,208
23.522
36,698
87.382
22,587
30,9*7
SlsseiiaassM
August
25.137
36,438
Tififflge, lngur^ge. qpd g e ^
If
July
38,755
83,51*
5.*
21,929
June
189,125
79,005
95,55*
188,239
1.0
2.1
3.1
1.9
68,798
May
202,963
90.5*9
97.752
189.323
91.892
8*,183
10.8
*5.856
April
185.*13
88,020
83.992
*.5
1.0
1.2
2.2
1.1
1.3
2.5
236,19b
22,063
March
*.0
*.0
75.995
99.090
22,302
26,673
47,246
23.295
February
2,101,036 2,131,166 2,1*2,669 2,078,551 2,117,050 2,177.112 2,146,722 2,175.79* 2,256,*55 2,329,4*2 2,3*3.980
46.1
161,830
January
2*,366
87,788
29.331
87.639
29.313
156,1*9
22,230
65,46*
*7.6l2
95.3H
58,069
87,180
29,067
65,222
51.10*
107,812
8*. 713
3*.58*
59.670
25,556
33.628
552,666
66,361
51.15*
118,810
85,228
28,558
35.081
20,578
B-39b
Qjuarterlj wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Pennsylvania 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries.....
Mining
11 Anthracite mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
17 Construction—special trade contractors
Manufacturing
.
20 Pood and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
25 Furniture and finished lurcber products
26 Paper and allied products.,
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
31 Leather and leather products....,
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Nonferrous metals and their products
36 Electrical machinery
37 Machinery (except electrical).
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
Total 1939 */
Percent of
total, all
industries
July- September
100.0
$680,099
$681,143
$711,038
258,725
123,688
116,905
9.0
64,328
31,25*
55,326
37,969
12,996
63.325
3.*
f
'3
4.1
29,017
25.S96
32,750
20,121
6,101
9,006
23.535
7.136
10,53*
26,799
7,992
1.5
338,298
167,956
315,596
2*,971
*2,585
316,42*
3.7
5.9
25,655
37,815
*i,36*
80,32*
2.8
18,313
*,775
17,050
5,409
21,13s
6.637
97,805
29.519
*3.77*
1,3*7,889
106,665
1.0
47.0
2*,846
36,037
77,810
38,259
28,710
75,800
•9
1.3
2.7
1-3
1.0
2.6
12.2
350,100
35,887
79,191
1.3
2.8
110,327
60,836
195.09*
28,858
44,854
6*.393
Whole sa le and retail trade
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Retail general merchandise
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
75 Pilling stations, garage, and automobile repair services...
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
631,098
Finance, insurance, and real estate
53 Insurance carriers
1*8,175
Servi ce
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....
72 Personal services
86 Nonprofit membership organizations
l4s,o6l
17,244
33,3*0
1/
2/
3/
%j
April-June
$2,869,606
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
*2 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
Miscellaneous
January-March
3.8
2.1
6.8
1.0
1.6
2.2
8,06*
18,961
8,571
7,30*
17,01*
83,528
8,191
17.196
2*,801
1*,388
150,698
15*,070
11,678
16,335
27,23*
9,058
19,590
9,081
7,2*7
18,993
88.326
8,3*1
20,316
27.*37
14,796
48,871
7,266
10,992
16,655
2*,284
150,540
25,111
21,864
23,1*2
23,2*5
9,269
7,321
15,783
9,101
*. 732
11,835
21,75*
2*,057
2*,165
9,636
7,611
16,407
9,462
*,919
11,775
22,387
22,135
23,266
9,04s
7,133
15,7*5
8,919
*,675
12,121
5.2
35.801
36,008
15,6*3
35,211
5.1
.877
36,852
4,472
36,233
2*,*06
92,*20
99,735
95,696
38,357
30,792
3.2
3.5
3.3
1.3
1.1
2.3
1-3
.7
1.7
65,8*2
37,009
19,230
49,416
*2,759
26,057
13,494
49,204
6,9*5
3.6
16,826
is,730
*8,286
6,65*
11,528
15,709
102,601
63,623
19!
8,703
6,088
17,685
8*,563
8,632
11,90*
15,40*
.6
1.2
.6
,562
7,*22
8,606
*,099
*,163
9,392
9.72*
14,652
4,208
8,510
4,l6l
11,761
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 1 or more, for some portion of each of some 20 days, each day being in a different week during the calendar year.
Por titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
B-4QCL
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major Industry groups, 1/ 1939
Rhode Island 2/
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Total, all industries
Mining
......
Construction
15
IT
20
22
23.
27
.
.
33...-.
35
36
37.
39
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities..
42
46
Wholesale and retail trade....
51
5*
55
56
57..
71
52......
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
Dec ember
193.*55
100.0
188,347
188,691
189,166
187,61*
187,839
187.723
189,167
192,629
200,621
203,5*1
205,128
200,996
212
.1
144
115
131
220
2*7
296
251
221
228
251
229
217
7»l6o
2,713
3.123
3-7
1.4
1.6
5.762
2,307
2,623
*,979
1,965
2,302
5,632
2,254
2,615
6,736
2,635
2,938
7,68*
3.053
3,265
8,067
3.070
3.*7l
8,253
3.197
3,529
8,6*6
3.326
3.578
8,189
2,9*0
3,5*8
7,*59
2,590
3.332
7.596
2,697
3.322
6,917
2,523
2,957
124,249
4 s 243
65,411
2,330
2,855
5,399
8,865
9,667
3.269
8,198
9,104
64.2
2.2
33.8
1.2
1.5
2.8
4.6
5.0
1.7
4.2
*»7
122,421
4,188
67.781
2,321
2,887
5,000
8,52b
9,445
2.674
6.722
8,328
124,385
4,n6
68,663
2,383
2,877
5,217
8,548
9,506
2,702
6,828
8,912
122,814
4,169
66,667
2,446
2,888
5.355
3,597
9,168
2*73*
6,927
9,068
117.598
*,1**
62,108
2,368
2,730
5,756
8,182
8,885
2,975
7.322
8,22*
117,39*
*.153
62,729
2,290
2,702
5.611
8,273
8.7*5
2,750
7.5%
7,732
117.*97
*.351
62,536
2.397
2,683
5,3*5
7,736
8,955
2,826
7,869
7.9*7
119,8*2
*»357
62,3*5
2,371
2,876
5,0*4
8,809
9.135
2,86*
8,084
9,037
122,648
4,269
62,672
2,573
2,927
5,062
9,096
10,057
3.202
8,132
9,836
128,7*3
4,338
65,962
2,246
2,960
5.364
9,434
10,928
3.727
8,976
9.715
133.*H
*,*62
67,890
2.503
2,956
5,53*
9.7*9
10,901
*.3*7
9,*51
10,601
13*.*73
*,192
69,016
2,*15
2.895
5,738
9,776
10,633
*,338
10,053
10,*8*
129,759
*.171
66,557
2,2*8
2,881
5,759
9,650
9,6*1
*,085
10,*66
9,369
9.997
2,098
2,17*
3.273
5.2
1.1
1.1
1.7
9,861
1,984
2,164
3.202
9,765
1,961
2,147
3.17*
9.864
2,056
2,112
3.215
9,927
2,112
2,168
3.265
9,895
2,026
2,181
3.309
10,064
2,057
2,201
3,376
10,079
2,062
2,132
3»*37
10,095
2,084
2,108
3.397
10,314
2,*2*
2,167
3.30*
10,132
2,152
2,2*2
3.2*3
10,037
2,123
2,226
3.186
9.928
2,139
2,238
3.161
36.919
3.67*
4,o4o
5.732
5.*38
1.895
2,965
4.362
4,149
3.805
19.1
1.9
2.1
3.0
2.8
1.0
1.5
2.3
2.1
2.0
35.902
3.7*0
*,0*3
5,124
5,*39
1,829
2,785
4,403
3,804
3,869
35.122
3,606
4,002
5,038
5,*3l
1.835
2,663
*»339
3.725
3.646
36,339
3,59*
4,036
5,399
5,*58
1,926
3.37*
4,361
3.709
3.619
37.626
3.595
3.959
5,976
5»*97
1,971
3.6*9
*»3 2 3
*.195
3.597
36,897
3,606
3.953
5.6*3
5.513
1,915
3,081
*,23S
4,388
3.677
36,937
3,686
4,0*6
5,807
5,5*5
1,867
2.973
4,163
4,28*
3.720
36,160
3.576
4,0*6
5,635
5.363
1,896
2,5*7
*,226
*,156
3.873
35.640
3,463
4,054
5,*26
5.295
1.855
2,320
*,212
*.255
3.912
37.*71
3.6*8
4,066
5.842
5.323
1,842
2,973
*»397
*,502
*,0*2
37,218
3,800
*,06l
5,483
5.319
1,902
2.95*
*,*6*
*,302
*.0*5
37.805
3.836
*,108
5.895
5.529
1,922
3,008
4,508
*.305
3.83s
39,91*
3.93*
*,103
7,512
5.5*8
1.979
3.257
4,716
*.158
3,829
5.282
2,106
2.7
1.1
5,335
2,142
5.295
2,098
5.295
2.093
5.262
2.085
5,301
2,077
5,276
2,082
5,282
2,104
5.271
2,125
5,226
2,126
5.192
2,11*
5.23*
2,110
5»*13
2,111
9.107
3.858
*.7
2.0
8,519
3.758
8,520
3.718
8,525
3.758
9.529
3,829
9,696
3,881
8,970
*,071
8,7*2
3.917
9.583
3.910
9.939
3.9*6
9.*07
3.869
9,336
3.8*6
8,520
3.79*
529
•3
403
510
566
716
725
616
558
525
511
*71
*1S
328
Finance, insurance, and real
72
..
See footnotes on opposite page.
B—40 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry grtuq?sft 1/ 1939
Washington
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total wages earned in covered employment 4/
Total
taxable
wages 4/
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries.
Mining
.
J anuary-March
$216,745
$234,141
100.0
256
270
a
49
3-7
1,361
8,270
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors....
17 Construction—special trade contractors......
Total 1939
Percent of
Amount
total, all
^JjtinatrlflB
3,152
3,593
8,615
3,326
135,888
5,613
65,450
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services
48 Utilities: Electric and gas.
14,829
2,272
3.458
6,6
5,686
15,419
2,359
3.564
5,983
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers......
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers.... „.
53 Retail general merchandise.
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories............
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade,
39,868
4,829
43,966
5,726
1S.S
6,352
4,942
5.127
2.480
2,444
5.024
7,136
5,424
5,513
2,634
2,712
5.553
2,881
1,844
4.479
6,255
11.795
1,901
4,993
2.6
34,047
1.475
16,385
16,185
474
469
1,236
1,626
1,271
2,931
2,6l6
757
2,443
1,924
2,970
2,594
820
2,810
3,610
3.770
549
891
1,481
4,047
11,760
3.563
3,763
13.639
8,400
5.8
3.6
12,720
7,889
2,809
35,287
1.567
636
10,659
13,O4I
70
2,469
913
33,998
1,382
2.1
2.9
5.6
5*0
6,687
80
546
29.4
1.6
1.0
1.5
2.5
17,220
1,180
1,609
521
S13
l,4i6
10,089
3.162
1,768
1,065
475
1,572
3,215
963
3,522
2,135
616
972
1,574
1,279
10,637
1.332
10,967
2.4
3.1
1,712
1,742
1.345
1,783
1.307
1,439
1,381
1,293
2.4
1,208
1,284
598
589
1,318
645
1,264
1.333
721
1,333
637
1.346
767
1,432
ti
1.1
1.2
2.4
1.2
655
682
666
5,084
5,576
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
63 Insurance carriers...,.
8,154
3.864
10,144
4,661
4.3
2.0
2,385
1,128
2,452
1,138
2,529
1,151
Service
72 Personal services
9,007
3,432
9,775
3,643
4.2
1.6
2,146
810
2,449
932
2,620
977
473
529
100
163
139
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3/
4/
..
October-December
$58,128
1.4
62.1
Manufacturing.
*
20 Pood and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics
and similar materials..
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries...............
30 Rubber products
.
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Nonferrous metals and their products
36 Electrical machinery
37 Machinery (except electrical)
..
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries.....
^55,929
July-September
2.331
970
975
1.6
3.713
145,423
6,042
68,894
$53,738
April-June
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries,
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 4 or more in each of 20 different weeks in current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
For purposes of employer contributions all wages earned in covered employment ©re taxable. For employee contributions, individual employee annual aggregate wages in excess of
$3,000 are not taxable.
B—41a
Monthly employment of covered workers, "by Industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
South Carolina 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Mining
Construction
15
16
Manufacturing.
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities...
1*2
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
204,187
100.0
193.220
195,584
204,403
201,103
200,387
1,540
1.571
1,664
11,999
4,823
5.752
12,788
4,693
6,767
i4o,4oo
5.033
2,178
136,156
5.345
2,116
97,820
.8
1.495
1,467
11.916
4,541
5,510
5.8
10,504
5.395
10,648
4,284
5,002
139,492
5.488
2,051
101,652
13,568
4,185
2,719
3,590
1,975
68.3
134,694
4.783
136,242
4,776
98,734
13.463
3,771
2,540
3.359
1,810
100,051
13.259
3.926
2,674
3.716
l,s4o
8,492
2,540
2,541
4.2
7.783
2,192
2,394
7.985
2.225
32,701
4,679
3,126
8.556
3,282
3,441
3,537
3,152
16.0
29,045
4,023
2,782
6,992
3.131
3.234
3,339
31,969
5,039
2,731
7,988
3,252
2,900
29,4II
4.057
2,688
7,054
3,189
3.261
3.3*7
2,952
1,734
.8
1,480
3.6
7,219
2.2
2.7
2.7
1.0
49.8
6.6
2.0
1.3
1.8
1.0
1.2
1.3
2.3
1.5
4.2
1.6
1.7
1.7
1.5
3.767
2,238
2,188
2.360
100,901
13.113
4,007
2,619
13.350
4,034
2,566
6,302
1.987
4,585
2,014
8,299
2,288
2.366
8,830
2,864
2,367
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
207,864
216,662
214,292
211,408
201,705
199.941
1,610
1,609
I.63O
1,673
1,586
1,465
1,390
1.321
14,180
4,656
7.818
14,797
4,965
7.750
13.495
5.048
6,146
11,986
4,754
5.046
10,828
11,064
4,3?4
10,613
4,4iS
4,086
10,085
4,333
3.814
134,856
5.160
2,043
98,526
13,424
4,121
2,553
2,800
1.938
135,286
5,687
2,032
98,385
13,982
4,284
134,426
6.337
2.048
97.710
13.143
4,215
136,220
150,524
2,122
1,932
148,568
5,772
1,942
108,842
14,129
4,536
2,9*2
3.723
2.075
146,108
5,444
1.895
107.335
13.966
4,418
2.951
3.741
1.972
8.591
2.752
9.042
3.193
2,625
8.999
3.139
2,582
34,607
4,740
2,929
34,862
4,780
2,710
10.71?
3.044
3,59*
3,723
3.268
2.463
203,679
4,359
4,280
4,260
2,199
1,976
5.791
2,022
99.241
13.298
4,224
2,732
2.665
1.986
140,430
5,706
1,970
102,017
13.574
4.238
2.830
3.729
2,031
8,471
2,550
2,504
8,246
2,087
2,642
8.273
2,243
2,808
8,94s
2.392
2,705
8,438
2,638
2,689
6,019
1,942
110,259
14,114
4,441
2,890
4,132
2,143
2,561
2,670
31,368
31.211
4,394
31.591
4,608
2.895
8,038
3,345
3,*02
3,388
3,088
32,284
4,726
3.206
7.927
3.350
3.&7S
3.655
3.213
35,334
5.134
5,095
8,439
3,356
3.534
3.703
3.268
35.648
5,278
3,53?
9,6O4
3,495
3.527
3,717
3.392
35,077
4,953
3,370
9,789
3,282
3,563
3.619
3,427
3,360
2,716
8,170
3.325
3.365
3,439
3,086
3,448
2,905
4,412
2,847
7.864
3.344
3,4O4
3,477
2,908
1,475
1,486
1.472
1,496
1,535
1.599
2,093
2,044
2,047
2,024
2,056
3,111
7.419
3.107
7,717
3,2i4
7.881
3.269
7.516
3,297
7,501
3.399
7.390
3.399
7.163
3.394
7,227
3,4O6
6,965
3.196
6,987
3.17S
6,897
3.165
1,000
937
962
944
927
915
871
937
1,153
1,082
1,061
1,080
10,090
3.276
3.567
3,588
3,416
finance, insurance, and real
7,323
3.261
989
See footnotes on opposite page.
•5
1.6
B —41 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ "by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
South Carolina 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total wages earned in covered employment
Industry division and major industry group
15
Building construction—general contractors
20
Pood and kindred products
22
Textile-mill products
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
Wholesale and retail trade
51
Total
taxable
wage8 4/
January-March
April-June
July- Sep tember
October-December
$158,053
$162,618
100.0
$37,578
$39,580
$40.2*9
$45,211
1,074
1.127
.7
247
295
287
298
8,844
3,517
3.578
8.961
5.5
2.2
2.2
1,841
771
767
2,450
956
1,116
2,464
977
95*
2,206
875
772
103,457
4,931
1.274
75,085
7,683
2,939
3,128
2,539
1,729
105.697
5.175
1.283
76,372
7.861
3,015
3.222
2,638
1.790
65.0
24,938
1,088
29.556
1,462
3*0
47.0
4.8
1.9
2.0
1.6
l.l
18,456
1,702
651
722
668
358
25,540
1,242
326
18,4lO
25.663
3-2
7,943
1,708
3,332
8,147
1,751
3.432
5.0
1.1
2.1
1,972
468
797
28,795
4,635
30,268
4,995
18.6
3.1
6.696
1,102
4,256
4,939
2,377
4,656
5.138
3.579
3.609
.8
2.9
3-1
2,433
1.5
2.5
2-3
3.678
2.793
4.167
3.820
2.929
2,561
2.856
4.943
2.022
5.122
2.053
3.1
436
44o
•3
1.8
1.8
1.2
1,065
1,069
545
923
858
640
1,383
300
1.923
719
18,230
1.978
762
430
575
501
vs>
662
2,104
826
a , 276
2,258
883
911
733
501
1.990
3%
842
890
2,081
427
903
7.215
1,178
7,697
1,24s
8,660
1.467
1,124
1,294
601
1,018
909
701
1.224
637
1,073
960
742
1,683
650
511
Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
4,o46
1/
21
3/
4/
Total 1939
Percent of
Amount
total, all
industries
1,162
1.173
1,153
1,093
846
568
589
763
936
1,215
469
1,286
517
1,278
536
1.343
531
101
101
107
131
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Effective July 1, 1939, individual employee annual wages, from one employer, in excess of $3,000 are not taxable.
vo
B—42a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
South Dakota 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number j/
Mining
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
32,768
100.0
3.070
2,528
499
9.*
2,051
15
Wholesale and retail trade*.
3.096
*52
1,2*9
1,212
9.*
i*.3*5
1.787
2,8*6
3.120
1,1*0
*3.«
July
August
September
October
November
December
29.53*
29,007
30,381
32,179
33.373
33.825
33.957
33.996
3*,891
3*,292
3*.287
33.*98
2,852
2,*91
329
2,802
2,466
305
2,84*
2,*S9
333
3.103
2,*81
609
3.203
3.097
2,493
3.226
7.7
1.5
2,561
2.2
3.*
1.059
50*
365
989
*35
>105
1.213
532
*98
2,257
767
1,298
2,800
807
1.769
6,171
*,318
581
8*8
6,295
*.37*
6,565
2.6
6,209
*,*13
559
837
l.*
3.8
3.7
3.037
*21
1.277
1.172
3.0
2,102
June
ll
il
987
See footnotes en opposite page.
May
5.5
8.7
9.5
*15
539
922
*1*
2.8
2,3*5
762
53*
357
7.1
130
April
1*.S
1.099
Finance, insurance, and real
ejlfct®
March
20.8
8*7
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
February
6.3
710
1,12*
6,809
*,S*1
6%
January
13.158
1.689
2,563
2,677
1.059
1,016
357
*92
926
6.*
2,075
1.2
798
3*5
1.6
1.1
6,112
*.303
560
8*5
3.012
*17
1.275
1.158
12,899
1,625
2.^9
2,629
1,0*0
999
3*9
503
920
2,057
766
3.067
442
1.276
1.183
13.767
1,69*
2,588
3.067
1,065
1,09*
*72
521
928
2,028
337
779
338
2,262
2,30*
368
730
507
373
7*8
521
359
1**
165
236
2,277
737
513
60*
856
2,9*6
2,*s6
69*
*.592
636
867
3.295
2,598
638
3.2*9
2,603
576
3.H9
637
3.057
2.555
*3*
2,990
2,5**
382
2,687
907
1,521
2,507
2,575
1.505
2,*72
699
1.525
1.925
1.*13
2,808
906
1,646
1,320
637
510
6,837
4,822
7.055
*.990
677
8*8
6,939
*,885
7.189
7.6**
5.718
630
833
7.372
5.396
839
5.062
667
850
7.322
5.213
3.117
*59
1,220
3.115
46l
1,198
1,248
3.1**
488
1.227
1,229
3.211
*73
1.326
3.170
4*4
1.30*
1,2*5
3.1*1
4*8
1.235
1.233
1*. 552
1.872
2,89*
3.001
1.229
1.153
375
5*9
1,06*
2,092
1*.529
1.876
2,89*
3.052
1,211
1,121
391
525
1,028
2,115
15.003
1,921
2.952
3.205
1,241
1,118
44o
556
1,078
2,187
14,809
1.833
15,1*0
15.335
1.766
2,98*
3.807
1.123
1.151
***
1,02*
447
991
58*
663
853
3.037
468
1.199
1.203
3.J-57
440
1.171
1.17*
1*,09*
1.725
!*•370
1.77*
14,478
1,807
2,972
3.067
1.158
1.107
$
2,852
3.1**
1.093
1,06*
4*9
508
961
1.978
$
2,966
3.201
1,1**
1,067
402
520
1,020
1.962
465
1,283
1,240
1,022
2,089
912
398
1,005
*57
1.013
2.372
771
2»*03
784
8*
352
3*46
2,*67
815
5*8
351
250
114
97
2,379
758
5*0
815
*50
8*5
6*9
656
828
1,1*5
1.139
*65
552
661
1.033
1,226
1,862
3.090
3.339
1,171
1.157
447
678
860
1.232
2,22*
967
2,216
6o4
961
2,199
*57
973
*53
973
447
981
470
2,408
810
548
3*5
2,***
2.365
2,251
2,20^
778
557
361
535
362
736
531
358
3*9
85
92
88
86
121
966
768
592
518
8—
42 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
South Dakota Zj
(In
Tot 301939 4/
Percent of
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
Total( all industries
*
Mining
.
10 Metal mining
..
1* Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building.
Manuf acturing.
20 Food and kindred products
2* Lumber and timber basic products.
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries.
thousands of dollars)
$37,826
100.0
5,618
14.9
5.141
421
........
13.6
1.1
1,943
729
5.1
8,628
22.8
1.9
1,001
.
.......
6,207
675
2.6
1,082
Transportation^ communication, and other publjc utilities
^2 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.,
48 Utilities: llectric and gas
3*651
467
1.339
1,580
9.6
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Pull^service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
Betail general merchandise
«...
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores).
55 Betail automotive.....
..........
56 Betail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified......................
71 Sating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
14,592
38.6
Finance, Insurance, and real estate
63 Insurance carriers
2,368
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....,
72 Personal services
78 Motion pictures.....
1,894
519
445
If
2j
3/
4/
112
$10,566
1,298
1,217
75
1.337
1,^9
1.396
1,58?
235
548
190
307
63s
223
355
522
£0?
250
2,058
1,478
165
26S
2,233
1.598
173
275
2,455
1,776
187
2B$
945
318
372
904
115
334
397
109
59
1,879
U355
150
251
101
119
ll4
120
3*5
H07
3,683
581
8.6
710
476
847
S59
211
304
233
325
99
l4l
146
1.0
1.6
83
130
1.6
6.5
139
561
290
5.0
1.4
1.2
.8
531
610
537
2b4
335
91
154
156
616
I
i
!!
]|
954
3^2
4o4
4,109
707
$
261
S
180
153
668
323
162
356
183
419
145
440
479
93
7*
482
131
114
77
134
115
79
493
128
117
88
29
38
21
24
126
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year,
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wagwS.
1,450
113
I.265
558
1.9
.3
$9,751
3.580
3.7
318
$9,270
522
3.5
594
0 e t obtfr-D® c erobc* ?
3,220
2.6
2,455
July-Septesber
6.3
6.0
605
1,388
719
Miscellaneous
il
Dril-June
$8,239
848
1.2
3,249
2,290
969
1.323
387
,
»...
16.4
1.8
2.3
January-March
229
B —43a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by Industry divisions and significant major industry groups, l/ 1939
Tennessee 2j
Industry division
and major industry
group code number \\
Total, all industries
Conatruction
15
.
.
....
.
55*.......
.
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
301,592
303.967
301,954
296.533
12,354
7,251
2,873
279.506
287,652
287,540
291,234
292,778
291,860
293,972
3.8
2.0
1.0
10,985
6,034
2,740
11,082
5.936
2,924
7,580
2,288
3,060
10,468
5,286
2,941
10,638
5.430
2.977
11,319
6,019
3,063
10,433
6,150
3,114
11.657
6,338
3.170
12,397
7.102
3.134
12,417
7.165
3.054
14,152
7,330
3.440
3.382
4.8
12,597
6,364
3.312
2,921
12,171
5,86-5
3.324
2,984
13.596
6,962
3.740
2,894
13,720
6,792
3.786
3.142
14,766
7,106
4,178
3,482
15.015
7.450
4,086
3.479
15,255
7,891
3.890
3.474
17.021
8.950
4.111
3,960
15.532
8,505
15.037
13.906
7.693
2,572
3.641
11,211
2.5
1.2
1.1
151.310
15.411
51.8
144,705
14,146
37,140
12,955
10,788
10,438
148,483
14,651
37.475
13,661
11,038
10,670
2.743
4,943
149,286
15,941
38,130
14,304
10.435
9,653
2.979
5,007
16.39*
5,799
5,334
11,575
4,740
150,725
16.395
38,567
14,788
9.811
2,894
4.963
15.999
5.845
5.474
11,867
4,837
151.633
17,230
37.627
14,824
10,779
9,706
2,973
4,g4o
16,073
6,o4o
5,607
11,919
5,083
154,315
16,996
37,853
15,128
11,279
10,008
3.055
4.893
16,467
6,l4o
5,725
12,394
5,191
156.938
16.996
37.620
15.033
11,849
10.072
3,061
4,952
17.965
159.135
15.099
39.129
15,570
12,466
10,188
2,980
5.104
17.574
157,348
14,478
39.741
14,543
12,440
9.755
3.062
5.072
16,772
5,952
5,216
11,891
4,357
148,655
14,946
37.826
14,483
10,752
9.441
2,910
4,979
17.029
5.693
5.260
11,581
4,664
6,165
6,0a
5. 805
12,838
5.328
5,838
13,612
5.896
6,000
5,781
13.595
5.956
152,243
13.994
39.196
12,465
12,004
9,809
3,005
5,202
17,332
5,789
17,394
4,714
5.156
4,714
17,586
4,768
5,253
4,718
17,065
5,092
5,205
3.907
15,406
5,299
5,161
2,097
16,503
16,509
6,071
5.294
2,151
16,248
5,780
5.287
2,158
16,353
5.723
5,408
2,135
71,058
10,94a
9.947
13.930
7,154
5.161
4,052
6,699
69,786
11,135
8.939
69,948
11,295
8,939
13.368
7.330
5.133
3.992
73,484
3.803
7.495
74,883
11,784
9.272
17.156
7.183
5.239
4,292
6,925
3.773
7,621
77,359
11,895
8,963
15,212
7,541
5.190
4,532
7,260
3.7*9
7,574
73.534
11,636
9,246
15,893
7,110
5.136
4,372
6,937
3,831
7.708
6,808
6,788
6.677
6,686
6,660
19,468
7,949
19,488
5,148
7,960
998
865
142,260
5.3
13.0
4.9
3.8
3.4
1.0
1.7
5.7
2.0
1.9
4.2
1.7
5,938
5,438
12,160
4.975
Wholesale and retail trade....
April
10,924
5,961
2,785
16,786
5+6
March
276,892
14,180
11,252
9.976
2,917
4,966
Transportation, communication,
and other iniblic utilities..
February
100.0
38,078
23
January
11,026
5.91*
2,986
292,123
Mining
1*
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Kumber
all industries
16,8*34
5.143
5,213
3,600
5.8
71.752
11,433
9,728
14,488
7,U8
5,108
4,134
24.6
1.8
l.S
1.2
3.9
3.3
5.0
2.4
1.8
1.4
2.4
1.3
2.5
6,897
3.877
7.334
l4,o6l
36,630
12,397
10,895
10,160
2,649
4,760
16,359
5.862
2,694
11,07S
3,721
4,884
16,307
5,946
4,841
11,500
4,003
17,198
4,502
5,005
4,854
17,014
4,4oi
5,034
4,820
17,194
4.496
5.131
4,762
17.538
4,768
5.231
4,766
67,731
11,060
10,424
12,564
70.586
11,627
9,633
13,386
72,491
11.235
6,719
3,749
6,811
68,499
11,497
10,098
12,608
6,858
4,866
3,619
6,755
3,758
6,799
6,852
6,842
4,710
6,631
4,783
3,386
71,660
3,797
7.167
14,271
7,079
5.124
4,434
6.795
4,087
7,367
11,233
10,200
13,885
7,102
5.126
4,273
6,678
4,135
7,389
6,915
6,796
6,759
6,908
5.067
4,491
6,835
10,458
10,305
13,610
7,328
7.297
5.175
3,871
6.947
3,822
7,374
6,843
6,331
4,19s
6,992
8,211
3.123
3.703
6,103
5,393
2,116
11,863
Finance, Insurance, and real
6,788
See footnotes on opposite page.
2.3
19,414
4,887
8,095
6.6
847
.3
1.7
2.8
18,419
4,711
7,609
911
i8,4a
7,614
7,803
19.978
4,863
8,325
869
853
782
4.695
18,943
4,826
20,196
4,958
8.509
705
20,202
4,717
8,924
7U
19,262
4,757
8,l4l
19.275
4,828
8,078
19.687
4,Sl4
709
711
1.003
8,165
19.635
5,209
8,063
1.043
17,166
5,121
6,170
1,302
3,239
5.663
12,077
5.9a
10,619
17,967
7,226
5,289
4,298
7,a6
3,822
7,373
B-43 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, l/ 1939
Tennessee 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 4/
Percent of
Amount
total, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries
Mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
14 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying
.
.
.
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
.
16 General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors...........
Manufacturing
„
20 Pood and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products...,
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
24 Lumber and timber basic products
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 Paper and allied products...
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products.
31 Leather and leather products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Nonferrous metals and their products
$297,381
100.0
11,051
5.907
2,356
3.7
13,226
4.5
6,650
149,922
16,764
31.950
Transportation, comnrunlcatlon, and other public utilities
Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
4g Utilities: Electric and gas
20,593
5,290
6,200
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and
limited-function wholesalers
53 Retail general merchandise
54 Retail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Retail automotive
56 Retail apparel and accessories
57 Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
75,975
15,095
Finance, insurance, and real estate
10,224
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....
72 Personal services
Miscellaneous
1/
2/
3,/
4/
5,276
3.752
7,282
2,387
8,599
15.696
2,675
625
3,340
1.906
659
3.183
1.541
3.646
1,927
632
1.087
806
836
5.6
10.7
33,713
3.691
7.376
36.308
4,120
7,806
37,587
4.544
7.718
42,314
4,409
9.050
1,912
1,959
1,911
742
1,789
5,266
1.398
1,209
2,794
1,191
2,335
1.973
2,385
2,107
2,121
887
1,872
5,441
1,505
1,456
3.253
1,697
2,450
2,708
2,428
997
2,057
1.8
2.1
666
2,069
790
1,936
5,405
1,365
1.399
2,934
1,530
l,44i
1,674
3.672
1,982
4,981
1,532
1.729
1.302
1,652
1,066
5.024
1,646
1.595
754
16,962
18,983
3,582
18,289
3.591
21,741
4,505
3,445
3.251
2,662
1,401
1,526
923
1,769
583
3,712
3.521
1.558
1,804
4.6
3.9
1.9
2.1
1.3
2.4
3.133
2,319
1,264
1.449
816
1,684
567
1,897
3.210
1.383
1,511
944
1.772
617
2,097
2,169
1,069
2,057
620
2,436
3.4
2,452
2,486
2,539
2,747
5-3
3,658
3.997
634
1.310
3,920
664
1.396
1.454
4,121
712
1,461
183
i4o
154
217
.9
1.9
.2
665
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
6,278
5.400
1,201
3.417
2.9
557
5,188
l,l4i
1,421
1,727
5.1
.8
5,621
694
2,781
1,562
2,191
90 8
710
25.6
5,606
6,290
$83,150
1.2
1.7
13,541
11,712
$74,046
3.718
1,87?
854
985
2.2
6.9
$72,611
2.679
2.6
7.5
1.9
1.9
4.3
6,4oo
$67,574
1,303
1.1
12,653
October-December
2.3
3.1
2.9
2.9
8,747
8,529
3.416
7,654
22,390
5,709
5,738
July-September
2,739
1.531
515
50.4
9,082
April-June
2.0
.8
1.0
2,958
3,618
J anuary-March
B -44 a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisiens aad significant major industry groups* l/ 1939
Texas 2/
Industry division
and aajer industry
group coda number 2/
Mining
15
16
.
Haaufacturi^
24
Srminroertatiea.. (saammication.,
Mid ethar smblie utilities..
&:::::::::::::::::::::::::
4b
4s
mol®«ale aad 7retv.il. txe.de...*
Average m>nthly employment
Percent
of total,
Kuaber
all industries
652.704
100.0
•1.335
55.437
9«4
46.567
17.095
21.117
8.355
7.1
172.359
41,195
7.222
12*382
IS.612
3,946
11.460
10.292
25.594
12.354
26.4
86.004
18.394
13.19S
13*2
202,743
26.963
31.1
38,269
15.013
17.69S
55
5b
10,900
19.591
15.296
19.131
71
52...
Usance, insurance, and. real
estate
Sarrica
.
72
Hi scellaneous.
See footnotes on opposite page.
3.9
54,602
14,336
16,984
8.4
3.659
.5
July
627.351
651,843
649,620
654,582
658,168
^o,65S
61,836
56.096
62,027
56.194
623.581
61.531
JTovember December
September
October
649.177
669,123
664,685
667.278
670,376
62,433
56.311
59.769
53,615
60,817
54,564
61,274
55.314
6l,69S
55.834
62,129
56,454
August
61,824
55.925
60,554
54.922
2*6
3*2
1.3
44,605
18,454
19.556
6.595
46,612
19.194
20,332
7,086
51.673
21.005
22,587
8,081
51.736
19.055
24,826
7.855
52,891
19,060
24,995
52.009
18,329
23,912
9.768
49,254
16,335
22,820
10,099
48.567
16,705
22,045
9.S17
45,^8
15.885
21,081
S.532
41.527
14,866
18,636
S.025
3S.76S
13.437
17,188
8,143
35.656
12.SU
15.423
7.422
166,144
38.233
7.173
12,484
17.986
9.035
11,452
10.095
24*508
12.391
171.555
41,145
7.051
13.143
18,043
9.268
11,427
9.854
24*874
12*530
170,694
40,567
7.028
12.875
13,072
9.244
11,542
9*057
172,003
42,869
6,982
12*566
18.233
9.67S
11.332
173.997
45.302
6,790
12,050
18,492
12.334
12a260
11.526
7.869
26,109
12.323
177.859
42.451
7.469
13.178
18.87S
8.306
11.550
8.999
26,194
12.317
178,468
41,227
7.794
12,638
19.6S5
9.332
11.543
12.556
26t120
12.330
175.916
41,466
7.72S
11.658
19.433
9.071
11.541
11.423
25.521
12.530
171.975
40,079
7.564
8,966
171.396
41,895
6,980
12.0S5
19,002
8,530
174.823
41,324
7.100
1.9
2*9
1.4
1.5
1.6
3.9
1.9
163.476
37.784
7,002
11,877
17.846
6.^9
11,406
10,862
24,922
12.337
2,8
2*0
1.8
2.3
3.1
83,001
16.482
12,896
11.551
14.751
19.54s
82,787
15.996
13.051
12.389
14,819
19.399
83*220
15.87s
12,916
11.659
14,763
19.710
15*550
12.781
11,500
14,962
19.797
£2*009
15.763
13.005
10*483
14,968
20,416
83.227
16.835
13.283
10,204
15.138
20,734
83.399
18,424
13.171
9.514
15.041
21,095
21*178
93.296
23.037
13.614
13.871
15.124
20.814
91.789
21.532
13.414
14,465
15.039
90.053
21.019
13.225
13.746
15.029
21,077
192*049
26*048
35.687
33.729
14,087
17.163
9,495
192-251
25.«58
201,084
26,425
35.237
37.261
14,899
17.683
10,919
19.306
15.441
19.292
194,946
26,759
30.527
35.6S4
14,926
17.992
9.676
19.537
15.795
19.281
194.235
204,954
206,790
27.644
33.856
41,767
15.0S1
17.489
11,478
19.847
15.348
19.711
216, S33
27.S16
14,312
18,139
£01*039
26,876
36»352
35.715
14,83®
17,667
11*466
1*5.205
15.305
19.121
200,0S1
26,699
33.660
1.4,316
202,231
£6,706
37.900
34.967
14,151
17.SOO
11*595
19.27S
15.-4i
13*11®
11,388
4.1
2.9
25.435
10,289
Jtucu»
60,129
54,369
5.4
5.9
2*3
2.7
1.7
3.0
2.4
359191
May
55 * m
1.1
15.033
20,431
April
February
S.5
6.3
11,961
March
Ja&uary
17.989
36,118
33.254
14,479
17.251
10,087
u9ym
8,836
8.026
25.63s
36,600
15.063
IS,043
10,396
19.739
15.543
19.559
23.027
7,998
23,071
1.6
8,177
23,2.42
8,196
25,569
10,253
25.957
10,652
52,656
14,478
16,362
52,769
14,421
16.393
54,836
14.896
16,839
5^.728
14,457
1^,766
56,011
2.2
2,6
171^
56,461
14,418
17.624
3.236
2,988
3.26,2
2.95S
2.791
3.013
27.353
11.32s
13.102
19.121
9.701
11.294
11.155
25.995
12.01S
36,2*5
20,273
13.392
9.552
15.06a
13.»*3
26,059
12.096
20,962
10,926
18,545
9.718
11.519
10,166
25.554
12.7*4
90.701
19.9^5
13.558
l4»6oo
15.702
a),44a
15.363
17.471
225,761
28.037
42,980
49,120
15.809
18,108
15.894
19.330
20,828
14.93$
19,154
26,701
29.271
30.011
36.447
14.931
17.915
9.99S
19.523
15.632
19.142
41.377
15.823
17.795
11,407
20.144
15.887
19.733
26,130
IO.96S
26,210
11.102
11.096
26,011
11.152
11,200
26,079
26,295
11,2S4
55.652
14,122
17.542
55.106
55.194
13.802
17.349
54,128
14,252
16.935
53.692
.1.4,168
16,769
53.992
14,382
16,550
3»44g
4,182
5.231
4»698
4.239
3.867
X
27.9SS
26,274
40,692
43.308
12,251
20,051
12,036
B—44 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry grtuq?sft 1/ 1939
Washington
2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries
Mining.
13 Crude-petroleum and natural-gas production,
Construction.
Vy Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building.
17 Construction— special trade contractors
Total 1939 1/
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
$781,084
106,900
100.0
13.7
12.8
99.656
44,303
16,289
18,943
9*071
Manufacturing.
20 Food and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products mads from fabrics and
similar materials
2* Lumber and timber basic products.
....
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
29 Products of petroleum and coal.
37 Machinery (except electrical)..
208,399
47,645
5.351
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
*3 Other transportation, except water transportation.
45 Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere
classified
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.
48 Utilities: «L settle sad gas
102,789
Wholesale and retail trade.
50 Fall-service and limited*-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limited*,
function wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
56 Betail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified.
71 Bating and drinking places*.
52 Other wholesale and retail trade..
223.417
37.331
5.7
26.7
13.081
6,093
17.504
11,927
*6,553
21.5*5
13.1
6,346
18,316
29.363
*9.872
22,910
*3*293
16,411
5.5
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....
72 Personal services
49,726
9.518
12*558
6.4
1/
2/
3/
4/
$195**36
$210,00*
25.932
24,181
26,181
26,409
24,537
28,378
26,*9l
10,378
4,123
4,361
1,894
12,071
4.382
5.246
2,443
11,663
10,191
3.697
4,325
48,412
51.378
11.999
10,672
24,447
2,162
2,342
1.7
.8
3
iS5
4,099
2,810
3.210
1,468
4,322
2,579
11,176
4,988
11,632
25.169
3.0
24,230
3.844
5.614
.8
2.3
3.8
1.461
4.321
6,970
4,087
5.011
2.565
2.169
52.318
12,*32
56.291
12,5*2
1.301
1.578
2,*20
3.3*8
1.510
*,268
3.0*8
2.25*
3»*9*
I.691
*.815
3.*90
11.717
5.222
12,028
3.987
5.672
26,105
*,617
5.908
27,285
5.112
1.526
1,529
1.830
*»5*9
7.296
*.679
7.525
*.767
7.572
5.253
6,082
6,126
8,631
5*.388
8.915
5*.708
4.8
9,0*8
62,735
10,737
6.4
3.9
11,982
12.363
12,117
7.208
13»*10
9.640
3.267
5.557
2,769
5.607
3.237
6.157
51,586
2.9
1.5
2.9
l.l
2.9
6,509
2.875
5.373
2.711
5.13*
2.033
5.199
2.1
9*887
3.3*1
1.2
1.6
11.807
2.391
2.901
415
7.102
3.116
5.558
2.87*
5.*59
2.17*
3.616
6.036
5.661
2,2*6
2,276
5.693
6.357
10,902
*,200
10,97*
*.3*3
II.530
4.527
12.579
2.337
12*859
2.411
3.2*8
3,218
680
735
12,481
2.379
3.191
427
lfajor industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage ia 1939* Amy employer of 8 or mors, for sons portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
Tor titles *f oedes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
October-December
$192,997
1.2
2.2
July-September
$182,647
1.2*8
1.6
22,357
8,729
April-June
1,224
28.6
30.45?
12,874
22,524
11.591
2,257
b.l
.7
2.2
1.5
6,0
2.8
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
63 Insurance carriers.
Miscellaneous.
2.4
1.2
9.178
17.560
23.320
2.1
January-March
B —45 a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Utah 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number JJ/
Mining
Average m onthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
67.*7i
69.3*2
79.085
80,839
84,482
80,157
79,209
78,715
8,654
8,77*
8,932
6,700
1.678
9.3*7
6,858
1,883
9.73*
6,982
2,1*8
10,66R
7.12*
2,962
10,*99
6,829
3.121
10.593
6,890
3.176
10,537
7.003
3.029
3.50*
1.35*
1.152
998
9.217
5.969
2,814
6,058
2,115
6,396
2,874
2.551
1,10*
3.339
1,467
1.191
681
4,526
1.508
2,138
880
*»779
1.57*
2,310
895
*, 8*1
1.5*6
2,*30
5.182
1.935
1.953
1.29*
5.783
2,29*
2,126
1.363
5.627
2,099
2,091
l.*37
*,81*
1,**1
2,125
1,2*8
*,36O
1.523
l*. 153
5.1*3
738
l»*55
1,318
2.550
15.5*9
17.621
8,19*
751
1.536
1,*26
17.913
20,*l6
10,6*6
79*
1,586
1,*88
2,672
18,726
9.1*2
798
16.919
7.293
6,901
1,186
1.971
2,197
6,57*
1,00*
1.979
*.3*«
1,588
1.755
1.005
6.0
2.2
2.4
1.4
6,307
912
1.873
24,993
2,466
2,870
5.291
2,581
1.960
1.170
3.252
4,078
7.217
1.539
2,083
13.071
*.3U
775
l,**0
1.191
2,715
13.53*
*,621
l.*37
1.239
2,727
14,120
4,992
752
1,452
1,32*
2,631
1.3
2.6
2.8
5.605
77*
1,672
1.905
5.704
767
1,687
1,889
5.887
789
1.75*
1.889
6,116
807
1.767
2,025
6.153
818
1,826
1.991
6,395
84o
1.895
21,667
21,287
22,0*0
2,318
2,5*0
*.75l
2,199
1.879
1,196
2.903
1,61*
738
1.902
22,591
2,27*
23.333
22,961
2,284
2.596
*»957
3.*
3.9
7.3
3.5
2.7
1.6
735
1»*7*
1.387
2,587
2,010
2,561
8,365
778
1.587
1,*27
2,615
6,529
6,710
966
966
1,920
2,089
1.953
27.109
2,528
2.953
5.128
3.019
2,102
1,196
3.*82
2,70*
27,31*
2,579
3.121
5.050
2.957
2,082
2,231
1,612
1,276
2,655
2,215
27,098
2,608
3.191
5.533
2,808
2,015
3.5*9
27,9*8
2,640
3.135
5.*52
3.011
2,02*
1.367
3.66*
2,701
2,677
1,648
2,38*
1.579
2,399
3.6*2
2.338
l.*91
2,211
1,203
798
1.571
1,288
2.677
6,568
1,0*0
1.987
2,229
16,171
6,556
790
1.563
1.317
2,763
6,5**
988
2,056
2,160
27.552
2,680
3.181
5.982
2,786
2,012
1.235
3.625
2,2*5
1,481
2,325
29,012
2,673
1.2
1.8
3»*96
718
1,205
3.513
752
1,215
3.620
819
1.255
3.595
873
1,230
3.662
87*
1.285
3.671
868
1.297
*,**1
998
1,25*
*,518
978
1,272
*,*50
9*7
1,308
*.6l5
900
1.501
4,640
91*
1.517
*.7H
923
1.5*6
5.62*
1.272
1.756
807
5.836
1.3*0
1,868
830
831
502
5.998
1.365
1,882
835
895
557
6,500
1.670
1.890
829
8,728
8,351
1.726
8,*71
1,*10
2,303
780
6,891
1.786
1.910
826
1,113
797
8,736
*71
5.638
1.295
1.750
792
871
487
99
109
120
119
117
102
120
9.9
2.1
2.9
1.2
1.3
1.1
.1
2.316
6,383
1.63*
1,852
1.6
972
762
2,241
776
865
3.0
2.9
5*6
2,453
2,802
*.373
2,230
1.817
591
2,465
*,670
2,158
1,810
951
2,860
1.568
72*
1,8110
*.5
887
116
9.2
1.1
2.1
1.8
3.6
13.650
4,870
776
1,466
1,210
2,643
34.4
880
1,324
1.893
856
8.7
1,164
1,211
2)965
1,052
6ll
22.0
2,156
65.719
9.29^
2,083
See footnotes on opposite page.
November
9.609
6,092
3.038
2,069
Se^viq^
October
13.3
1,32*
2,650
Finance, insurance, and real
September
9.655
772
1.515
ii::::::::::::::::::::::::::
August
63.593
6,710
Wholesale and retail trade...•
July
61,170
15.987
Transportation, communication,
and other public utilities..
June
April
62,624
9.0
3.5
December
May
March
100.0
6,567
15
February
72,701
2,569
CWft^uetion
January
932
2,911
1,5*8
7*9
872
5,066
2,276
2,596
5.525
2,291
1.915
2,388
822
2,027
2,865
1.823
805
2,116
1.9*1
1.052
2.851
1,881
8*1
2,170
1.916
1,11*
2,837
1.707
1.081
858
1,638
2,359
1,862
2,3*6
9*7
1,080
1,188
1.2*3
1,261
3.307
7,006
2,8*5
2,009
l,*13
3.838
2,185
1,448
2,288
97*
7.689
l.*53
2,257
939
1,213
1,0*1
702
1,318
68*
8,1*3
1.39*
2,285
981
955
721
139
12*
1*2
106
93
2,366
9*1
979
2,380
966
928
9*6
B—45b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ l»y industry divisions and signifies
major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Utah 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 k f
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
$90,411
100.0
13.969
9.723
3.632
15.*
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
4,841
1.551
2,125
5.*
Manufacturing....
20 Food and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products
.
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Nonferrous metals and their products
20,243
7.*55
Total, all industries
Mining.
10 Metal mining
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
1.3
22.*
8.3
.7
2.*
2,193
2.131
3.796
Wholesale and retail trade
«...
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise.
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
56 Betail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Hating and drinking places
75 Filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services.....
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
28,361
3,628
Miscellaneous
2.*
670
8.555
1,121
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
72 Personal services
73 Business services, not elsewhere classified,
.
78 Motion pictures...........
79 Amusement and recreation and related services, not elsewhere
classified
1.7
1.165
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services..,
48 Utilitiesl Jlectric and gas
Finance, insurance, and real estate
65 Seal estate dealers, agents, and brokers
67 Holding companies (except real estate holding companies)....,
10.8
*.o
2.*
*.2
7.618
6.713
1.289
1.837
1,248
3.356
2,179
1.055
2,991
2,287
557
3.*55
2,445
667
1,256
237
393
268
162
582
832
1.55*
495
685
281
374
*. 258
4,724
l.*03
151
505
*55
922
1,618
5»**9
2,228
167
5*3
512
909
166
577
560
872
2,2*2
300
59*
769
5,975
780
6,418
814
7.50*
*.o
1,096
1.290
1,025
1.077
259
*.3
1.6
1.2
3.1
1,012
932
507
575
245
854
287
184
599
289
1,03*
*57
375
1,646
177
812
1.689
.9
3.8
1.323
259
1.517
319
425
2.9
1.3
8.*
7.*
1,002
502
.6
.1
$24,190
5U
732
1.*
2.0
1.*
1.1
111
$20,728
2,107
2.7
835
3.*29
$19,153
490
659
5.3
5.0
2,800
July-Sept ember
1.901
31.*
*.778
4,496
2,446
2.577
1,137
3.901
1.474
1,124
April-June
1.2
2.5
3.3
9.5
2,232
3,002
January-Mar cb
238
383
856
315
203
670
201
822
891
69*
671
726
1.990
233
819
1,968
396
507
220
294
250
326
262
78
115
195
27
26
28
270
l/ Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
2/ Coverage in 1939: Prior to July 1, 1939, employers of * or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preeeding calendar year; after
July 1, 1939* any employing unit which has wages payable during a quarter amounting to $1*40 or more.
3/ For titles of codes see above.
4/ Same as total taxable wages.
B—46a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Vermont 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number
Average monthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
46,268
100.0
42,636
42,876
43,700
44,630
47,414
49.097
47,917
47,766
47,365
47,814
47,748
46,255
Minini?
14
1,288
1,2S8
2.8
2.8
1,169
1,169
1,205
1,205
1,211
1,211
1,279
1.279
1,342
1,342
1,409
1,409
1,397
1,397
1,401
1,1*01
1,350
1.350
1,361
1,361
1,287
1,287
1,048
1,04s
2,329
1.059
892
5.0
1,324
704
376
1,531
878
371
2.376
1.453
587
3,361
1.655
1,264
1,258
3,096
1,258
1.782
1,304
2,830
1,216
1,132
2,507
1.059
1,013
2,374
957
984
2,110
897
855
1,468
2.3
1.9
l,44o
728
473
3.532
16
25.768
1,220
5.222
806
2,424
2,1»62
1.830
970
1.336
3.849
1.150
3.519
750
55.7
24,301
24,675
1,057
5.440
813
24,872
25,824
1,354
5.157
26,204
2.336
2.473
1.637
1,022
1,380
3.925
990
3.075
716
2,460
2,444
1.778
1,024
1.274
4,152
1.019
3.327
732
779
2,522
2,457
1,881
964
1,26s
4,194
1,070
3.447
764
25,575
1,281
4,831
699
2,*K>4
2,325
1.949
923
1,229
4,200
1,127
3,640
755
25,788
1.270
4,823
793
2,435
2,4ll
1,892
931
1.291
3.928
1.255
3.701
26,791
1,235
5.157
843
2,ll6s
2.593
1,009
3.236
663
25.197
1,130
5,478
826
2,439
2,437
1,709
1,012
1,409
3.594
991
3.286
647
876
27.495
1,175
5,722
84l
2,4l4
2,612
2,034
970
1.392
3.933
1,378
3.940
871
3.090
584
6.7
3.200
3.160
3.085
534
1.159
1,248
3.069
6o4
1.178
1,126
3.H2
591
1,185
1.149
3.104
594
1,173
1,139
3.074
570
1,176
1,158
2,910
442
1.153
1,144
2,889
477
1,153
1,101
10,010
10,446
1.092
1.456
10,363
1,100
10,139
1,026
1,334
1,859
1,058
1,142
10,216
1,028
1,325
1,964
MflRuffcCtpr^
24
.
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities..
46
2.6
11.3
1.8
5.2
5.3
4.0
2.1
2.9
8.3
2.5
7.6
1.6
1,160
Wholesale and retail trade....
9.891
1.047
1.359
1.583
665
21.4
2.3
2.9
3.*
1.078
*•?
2.4
1.9
1.5
3.2
1.135
869
701
1,462
Finance, insurance, and re^l
63
Service.
See footnotes on opposite page.
1.30?
454
443
2.8
2,266
1,169
472
4.9
327
.7
5,531
808
2,394
2,427
1.578
957
1,398
3.139
985
3.162
592
3.194
2.6
1,186
1,078
2.436
2,452
1,585
1,028
1,402
3,320
675
1,120
1.274
1,132
1,258
9,121
980
1,360
1,254
1.005
1,074
9,086
986
891
605
1.405
1,231
1,296
1.253
1,002
1,066
890
594
1.438
586
1.139
1,302
9,194
1,034
1,325
1.337
1,025
1,061
8*3
603
1.375
1,167
5.063
S62
9.553
1.039
1.327
l,46o
1.043
1,138
877
875
1,042
1.371
1,592
1,085
6lK)
1.197
870
726
1,394
385
440
1,243
380
41J0
1,243
389
437
1,231
1.0
1.0
1,964
983
420
<1.963
984
414
1,928
978
346
2,023
2.5
1.0
216
180
236
375
433
1,306
5.317
1,660
1,162
1,228
883
1.453
1.597
1,171
1,163
1.453
1.526
868
817
1,535
1,224
380
429
1,240
1,265
972
469
2,289
1,168
490
211
295
746
394
434
2,652
400
454
25,662
1,401
4,893
800
2.389
2,349
1.830
932
1,185
4,136
1,181
3.616
738
828
3.H5
3.167
1.177
1,132
1.171
1,196
10,271
1,101
1.367
1.635
1,166
l,l4o
864
808
1,522
10,171
1,084
1,346
1,408
550
450
1,410
627
1,435
2,654
1,407
523
538
2,720
1,555
531
502
U63
359
638
1,656
1,090
1,121
877
764
1,520
2,003
947
1,356
3,951
1.364
3,779
10,125
1,051
1.349
1,728
1,098
1,133
s4i
740
1.477
S56
652
559
26,830
1,183
5.252
730
2.393
2,568
2,082
928
1.452
3.720
1,426
4,013
817
1.029
1,158
867
680
686
1,457
1,446
411
557
446
1.396
539
446
1,410
543
455
2,582
1,376
2,046
980
2,032
520
2.332
1,221
478
470
971
469
390
346
365
362
556
446
B-46b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, */ by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Vermont 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries
.,,,,.
Mini,a&
.
14 Nonmetallic mining and quarrying....
Total 1939 */ .
Percent of
total, all
indMtrieg.
Amount
$53,619
...
Construction
••..»•••..•••..••••
15 Building construction—general contractors
1.6 General contractors, other than building..
1,892
$13,248
$14,096
$1*, 7*3
3.5
491
491
493
493
484
484
306
625
277
239
762
7.511
*15
1,127
3.5
2,236
4.2
Transportation, coauunication, and other public utilities.•....••.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire.,
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.,
*8 Utilities: Xlectric and gas
3.849
637
1.358
1.633
7.2
Wholesale and retail trade..»......<
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers.
53 Eetail general merchandise....,••••••••••••
54 Eetail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Eetail automotive.
57 Eetail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Eating and drinking places..
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
11,434
1.513
21.3
55.2
1.9
1.5
149
9*
6,448
318
1,223
7.251
2.9
9.0
114
462
132
495
44o
497
1.0
512
2,043
2,412
3.8
*.5
3.9
2.3
2,118
1.251
1.183
5.179
1.705
2.2
9.7
3.2
5,818
668
562
300
306
315
122
532
583
538
299
5*3
2*5
203
8,382
*05
1.303
1**
55*
680
6*3
337
335
1.329
572
256
1,410
362
1,3*6
158
l.*30
1,498
171
1,803
879
145
312
375
957
1,042
162
l
971
335
*K)6
367
43*
*18
2.478
2,813
360
2,99«
3.1*5
4*2
478
3*1
1,010
10.9
1.2
l4l
2.5
3.1
587
288
286
323
1,171
1.2
393
1.193
3*3
198
F
382
2.8
329
1,102
3.5
2.1
1.095
1.527
472
258
270
2.8
424
212
246
328
225
398
50*
291
30*
389
1.0
106
3.9
464
510
153
530
l4o
59*
599
612
169
208
657
697
226
229
233
*33
538
281
1,878
2.0
1,006
1.9
530
2,098
Finance, insurance, and real estate
So Banks and trust companies.
63 Insurance carriers
2,565
Service,
70 Hotels, rooming houses, campa, and other lodging places...,s
72 Personal services
1.767
854
363
1J
2/
3/
*/
October-December
424
424
29,592
1.531
4,846
*
July-September
$11,532
Manufacturiqff.
••••.•••
••••••••
20 Food and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products
.»•»•
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials.
2* Lumber and timber basic products.
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
31 Leather and leather products,
32 Stone, clay, and glass products.,..
33 Iron and steel rnd their products
37 Machinery (except electrical),
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
Miscellaneous
April-June
100.0
1,892
1,014
824
January-March
4,8
786
1.5
1.7
925
284
3.3
1.6
.7
168
166
252
131
206
265
71
95
106
47
66
95
275
*12
26*
2*1
237
445
201
91
76
Major industry groups, within each division, ore not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939* Any employer of 8 or more in each of any 20 different weeks ia calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
vo
B—47a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups* 1/ 1939
Wisconsin 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group oode number
Mining
16
Average monthly employment
Percent
of total,
Number
all industries
32**529
100.0
20,044
17.108
6.2
22,021
8,447
b.279
7.295
6.8
150,620
13.079
10,487
29.122
10,240
13.223
13.899
6,644
4,210
20,012
5.918
fc®
46.4
10,196
Transportation, eommunieation,
and other public utilities..
Wholesale and retail trade....
23,422
4,289
3,065
4*648
7.009
7.2
77.328
23.8
10,962
1*»3*6
13.055
7.995
6.433
3»5b7
8,165
3.75*
7.992
323.857
20,*37
21,679
18,*83
22,532
19.*87
a,958
19.158
2*.758
9,020
7.372
8,36b
25.277
9.263
7.6*5
8.369
23.2*1
8.3*3
7.090
7.808
19.6*3
6,9*8
5.6**
7.051
155.051
15.188
160,000
15.591
11.169
30.*05
11,061
13.825
1*.751
b.911
*.257
18,969
20,132
6,115
5.5*0
*.373
10,8*6
b,152
5.*79
4, 676
11.5a
159.2**
1*.9«3
11,020
30,386
10,286
13.963
1*.56*
7.261
*,2*8
20,457
6,0*5
5.590
*.700
157.***>
13.563
10,980
30,1*0
10,79*
13.23*
14.230
6,666
4,214
23.701
313,249
307,668
320,329
323.990
325.620
21.351
20,876
18,039
8,697
19.781
16,718
17.29*
25,018
19.*35
16.397
19.571
16,506
23,176
9.199
6.603
7.37*
25.390
10,151
7.587
7.652
25.71*
9.892
7,888
7.93*
1*7.881
11.989
10,297
28,09*
10,138
13.227
13.58*
1*7.1*8
13.572
10,*19
26,938
10,38*
13.592
13.653
1*8,8*4
12.923
10.703
28,537
10,525
13.350
13.997
6,*19
*,225
18,408
5.922
5.*19
*.3»
lft.3**
152,126
23.3*9
*.029
3.355
4.591
7.033
23.*32
4,202
3.187
22,9*9
*,1U
2,810
4,648
6,998
73.065
9,768
11.553
12,698
8.133
6»*79
3.662
7.899
3.873
7.963
7*.228
9.851
80,831
10,22*
18,629
12.755
3.868
73.*52
9.732
12,026
12,*61
8,178
6,611
3.266
8.037
3.939
8,09*
8,11*
9.865
4,945
9.878
*.9b9
9*997
5.012
a,597
5.50*
7.50*
21,867
5.*51
7.828
a,775
5.275
440
*56
522
22,337
3.821
2,911
*»*39
22,*2S
3.936
2.913
*,423
6,8*7
6,762
22,680
3.936
3.158
4,470
6,823
73.601
11,9*8
15.070
71,80*
11.197
13.413
72,48*
10,833
1.1
2.5
7.550
6,027
3.005
7.921
3.329
7.632
7.719
6,026
3,208
7.900
3.3*9
7.712
9.292
*»8*S
9,408
4,856
9.517
*.90*
9.855
1.5
18.779
*.325
7.087
18,881
19.638
*.7*3
a,012
1.5
2.3
7.2*2
5.*03
7.371
581
*62
10,100
10,261
8,968
5.756
6,875
10,380
28,080
9.965
12,806
13.388
6,381
*.157
21.565
5.750
5.021
4,467
8,833
12,019
11,098
8,03*
6,179
3.968
7.907
3.*62
7.960
337.228
5.793
145,87*
11,308
3.*
4.4
4.0
2.5
2.0
1.1
2.5
3*2,086
22,665
19.39*
30*,869
1*2,86*
10,990
10.193
28,7*5
9.957
12,517
13.380
6,336
*.177
19.985
5.775
*»495
*.319
8,280
1.3
1.0
1.*
2.2
3*7.506
303,*87
1*0,61*
11,1*0
10,201
28,3*7
9,802
12,093
12,8*1
6.2*7
*.17*
19.872
5.718
*,332
*,23*
7.828
1.8
1.6
1.*
3.1
3**,*6l
June
21,599
6.2
December
May
17.605
7.2*2
*.17*
6,189
4.0
3.2
9.0
3.2
4.1
*.3
2.0
1.3
lovember
April
16,812
6.919
4,082
5.811
2.3
October
March
18,906
2.6
1.9
September
ffebroary
21.551
19.120
5.3
July
August
Jaauary
6,389
6,36*
*.173
21.593
5.705
5.362
4.255
*,171
18,873
5.833
5.366
*.197
10,07*
9.297
23.123
*.09*
3.125
4,6*6
6.929
73**62
10,56*
11,862
12,36*
7.85*
6,320
3.667
7.957
3.916
7.93*
4.651
7.051
11,890
12,97*
8.267
b.551
3.6*1
8,039
9.388
7.*a
8,209
13.813
10,762
29,*29
10,629
rj.OO*
1*»*53
b.509
*,212
19.0*1
6,017
5.*71
*.3*5
10,650
16,0a
6,029
*,086
5.906
11.51*
11.780
150.351
11,883
8.731
30,072
9.17*
13#*08
13.662
7.082
*.2*7
20, CO?
5.996
5.016
*.76*
11.382
2*,256
*.870
2.9*5
*.6?8
7.1*8
2*,787
*,87*
3.278
4,862
7.222
24,667
4,722
3.564
4.775
7.U*
23.320
4,464
2,6b7
4.863
6,972
85.580
11.637
l*.*53
86,79*
12,572
18,01*
16, a 7
81,929
11,818
12,468
17.634
b.677
3.631
S,*60
3.911
8.170
b»b33
3.813
8,520
3.797
8,08*
6,5*0
3.927
3.958
8,190
80,700
11.397
15.7*7
13.6*7
8,01*
b,580
3.781
8.333
3.909
8,201
10,061
5.0*6
10,073
5.039
10,021
4,98*
9.897
5.007
9.839
a,850
a,S30
5.378
8,029
5.3*2
7.930
21,36*
5.232
7.719
20.531
*.7*0
7.617
19.891
4,369
7.5*9
539
6*6
60*
576
5*8
*.*07
2,869
*.7H
7.210
8,011
6,578
3.232
8,163
19**63
8,105
10.992
30,296
10,161
13.65*
1*.290
7.158
*.269
20,645
5.990
5.351
4.923
8,052
8,0a
8,839
3.733
7.853
Finance, insurance* and real
9.809
4,961
3.0
20,751
6.4
5,000
72
7.587
53*
Soo footnotes on opposite page.
•2
501
4,241
7.108
528
4,908
8,056
5.018
B—47b
Quarterly wages earned in covered e^loyment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry grotqps, 1/ 1939
Tirginia 2/
(In thousands ef dollars)
Industry division and major industry group
Total 1939 4/
Percent ef
total, all
Amount
industries
January- March
April-June
July- September
October-December
$88,193
$97,550
$345,040
100.0
$76,785
$82,512
Mining.
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
21.527
18,790
6.2
5.4
5.580
5.015
3.752
3.051
5.793
5.048.
6,402
5.67b
Construction.
15 Building construction—general contractors.
lb General contractors* other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
22,485
8.593
5.578
8,314
6.5
2.5
1.6
2.4
4,228
1.714
939
1.575
6,334
2,515
1,584
2,235
6,429
2.420
1,604
2,405
5.494
1.944
1.451
2.099
154,390
13.395
10,958
22,548
44.7
3.9
3.2
6.5
33.867
2.780
2,416
5.140
37.106
3.203
2,706
5.098
39.028
3.638
2,810
5.822
44,389
3.774
1,846
2,131
2,706
1,946
1,648
6,734
1.339
1,188
1.315
3.879
1.946
2.113
2,945
4.6
1.714
1,8140
2,573
1,822
1.603
6,255
1.260
975
1,251
2.959
2,082
2.399
3,341
2.394
1.772
8.011
I®459
1,426
1.634
4,853
1.4
6,627
994
b.991
1,063
1.174
7.679
1,422
2,419
.7
579
552
592
696
6.259
10,452
1.8
1.427
2.536
1,604
2,643
1.593
3.0
1.635
2.637
18,890
19.984
3,068
21,189
24,658
3.936
2.9
.7
2.9
1.765
1,821
835
2,211
513
2,199
4,035
2.372
1.918
2,064
885
2,405
591
2.374
4,780
2.438
1.998
2,076
874
2,440
622
2,450
2,898
608
2.833
2.6
3,648
2,159
3.796
2,207
3.925
2,291
4.157
2,327
3.847
723
1,284
4,448
934
1,465
4.533
4,654
1.518
877
1.553
98
101
95
117
total, all industries
Manufacturing.
20 Food and kindred products..••••••....•....
21 Tobacco manufacture
22 Textile-mill products
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and
similar materials
24 Lumber and timber basic products.
23 Furniture and finished lumber products
2b Paper and allied products.
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
28 Chemicals and allied products
31 Leather and leather products
32 Stone, clay* and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
Transportation, communication, and other public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire.
45 Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere
classified
4b Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related
services
48 Utilities: Electric and gas
7.588
8,483
11.565
8.230
b,694
27.558
5.506
4.855
5.563
15.766
28.1*98
4,653
84,721
13.298
2.2
2.5
3.3
2.4
1.9
8.0
1.6
1.4
1.6
8.3
24.6
Wholesale and retail trade
30 Full*service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Betail general merchandise
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
5b Betail apparel and accessories
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified
71 Bating and drinking place a
52 Other wholesale and retail trade
18,028
10,411
7.754
8,334
3.624
9.954
2.334
9.356
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
63 Insurance carriers.
15.526
8,984
4.5
Service.
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places....
72 Personal services
17.482
3.462
5,820
5.1
4il
.1
Miscellaneous.
1/
2/
3/
3.9
3.073
5.2
3.0
2.2
2.4
1.1
3.977
1.0
1.7
2,236
2,068
1,671
6.558
1,448
1,266
1.363
4,075
7.201
2.636
3.221
928
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 1939: Any employer ef 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
3.026
6*488
5.236
3.365
2.073
2.373
1,030
B—48a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, I/ 1939
Washington 2/
Average monthly employment
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Total, all industries.........
Mining
.
Construction.
lb.
..........
.. *.
«
graaspftrtatioa, coavauRlcatlon.
and, other public utilities.,
.
Wholesale cad retail, trade...,
50.T.T..
.
.
51
53...............
55
.
100.0
233.288
3.8b4
1.5
4,095
6.2
10,361
2,702
1.5
3*s
9.995
111,152
18,984
49.515
5,245
9**78
b,l82
4,054
6.449
42*0
27*379
4,668
7.803
5.993
5.441
10.4
73*213
27.7
10,150
13,068
Fi&saieey insurance and real
eat ate.
......
5^7.....
Service.«...
" 70........
72
73*
—
Miscellaneous.
See footnotes on opposite page.
9.1?*
3.14*
39063
3*5
22,324
4,466
5.231
3.370
8.4
2,760
762
3.849
*,08l
4,091
4,132
*,59*
133
12,881
11,824
16,448
3.290
10,764
258.919
263,*56
271.788
272,310
*,06*
3.915
3.690
3**57
3.598
3.319
17*105
*»1*2
10,525
18,225
11,086
18,680
5.333
10,6**
11,013
11,812
107.133
16,125
110,717
113.740
115,218
21.979
51.2*5
5.H55
9.267
6»b63
*»1*7
5.965
50,726
5,486
9.316
5.728
4,l4l
6,324
122,448
25.732
52,753
5.465
9.556
5.805
*.363
6.983
12*,860
26,378
53.378
5.690
9.852
5.891
*.32*
7**56
122,256
51.69*
5.475
9.38*
6,046
4,150
6,026
28,155
*.X*7
8,710
5*921
5*310
28,808
28,636
28,663
5.352
8.395
6.029
5.*36
5.212
29.326
4.978
72.769
75.563
10,648
13.878
1*,620
5.137
*,70*
3.209
5.851
6.796
9.153
11.352
3.220
6,088
S.902
6.599
3.675
5.381
5,820
5.200
15.067
3.609
9.10*
100,233
15.391
*3.76I
*,910
8,875
6,730
3.7*1
5.698
25.239
*,?.6l
5.9*8
5.872
5.529
*8,812
5.186
9.012
6.625
3.935
6,080
27.506
*,*15
8,231
5.951
5.318
65,482
68,20*
71.168
12,121
11,412
12,27*
*,682
*.273
2*749
5*804
12,082
9.051
11.787
12,925
8,859
12,3**
14,205
8,968
4,691
4,173
2,700
*,780
*»355
3.3*«>
5.879
8.332
5.732
5.961
8,337
8.985
3.2*5
3*00*
8.924
3.259
2,919
9,087
3.305
3.0*3
21.229
*.962
a,0*0
*,212
5.005
3.3**
2,2**
3.378
2,271
21,*31
4.361
5.004
3**32
2,369
6*7
757
817
*.358
272,470
2*3.993
67,267
9.35*
1.7
2.0
1.3
1.0
283,621
230,760
24,103
3,982
5,684
1.2
292,0*3
July
25.858
3*9bO
7.320
5.8*7
5.291
1.2
283,*82
June
1.8
2.9
2.3
2.1
6,207
November
May
18.7
2.0
3.6
2.3
1.5
2.4
1.7
1.2
2.2
2.5
3.3
October
April
95.038
i*.S3*
40.699
4,627
1.9
8.823
5.631
September
August
March
94,846
15.095
40.833
4,598
9.227
6,536
3**74
4,711
7.2
3.8
5.0
5.5
6,502
52.......
264,331
14,426
5.032
4,519
3.239
5.930
5b
5?...
71
79.«...
January February
16,503
Kaaefsc tuning....
rr.—.
2*.
25
.....
2b
2?..
33
39.*....
........
46........
48
.
Percent
of total,
all industries
Ihamber
6,020
8,595
*.*7l
16,580
70,809
8.93*
12,44*
13.720
5.389
4,488
3.3*6
5.786
b®444
19.788
8,896
6,093
5.419
74,582
19.563
4.9*7
10,28*
10,161
1**379
13*791
*.5l7
3.244
5.872
12.965
13.835
5.076
4.695
3.099
5.791
8,728
8.797
6,7*6
8,806
9*387
3*139
3.113
9*309
3.130
3*123
3.096
3.175
22,356
3,088
22,044
4,408
5,076
3.219
3*0*1
738
662
5.362
4,501
3**15
5.879
6,325
8,775
9.221
3.132
3,085
22,368
*.*33
5.076
3.361
5.628
6,503
9.200
5.651
10,107
5.775
4,223
7.316
116,356
18,271
53.610
5.230
10,058
5.938
4.315
7*600
5.531
27.591
*,S93
7.667
27.024
*.592
7**88
6,102
8,658
6,150
5.494
5.506
5.5*1
5*612
79.619
79.0*7
12*332
15.127
11,211
9*287
3*156
3.176
12.366
15.0*2
6,07*
6,011
76.6*5
1*»995
15.216
13.192
16,207
*,62*
3.555
*»722
*»666
6,05s
*,9*2
*,b03
3.^6
6,021
3.295
6,089
6,96*
9.30*
9.125
9.064
9.0*9
3.095
3*023
3,016
5,162
9.216
3,126
3.089
6,726
6.688
8,948
3*001
22,112
22,378
*.573
5.38*
3,120
2*,026
**635
5.*90
3.579
3.717
2,350
3.180
2,32s
782
870
836
805
23*327
*,562
5*539
3*575
2,978
715
709
3,202
21,604
55.802
8,*87
23,196
*.550
5**79
3**96
3*151
5*177
20,0*5
3,362
4,51*
5.324
B—48 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry grtuq?sft 1/ 1939
Washington 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
total 1939 */
Percent of
Amount
total, all
industries
Industry division and m&jor industry group
Totals all industries....
.
Mining.
Construction.
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building.
Manufacturing.
.
20 food sad kindred pre ducts.
.
24 Lumber sad timber basic products
25 Pumiture and finished lumber products.
2b Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, aad allied industries
3 3 Iron aad steel and their products,
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries.
$91,923
$96,765
$101,59*
5. 606
1.5
l,*6*
1.210
1.320
1.612
26,618
7.2
7.371
1.457
5.00*
7.56*
1.536
5.0*1
5.156
39.873
b.l4o
17.8*7
3.729
2.190
1.7*9
2.355
*2,15S
7.699
17.906
1.710
3.910
2.196
1.799
2.695
44,380
6,839
i9,*a
1.732
4.282
*,5l*
l.*
*.9
1,015
2,821
1,110
2.8
6,263
1.7
8.950
1.378
9.*96
1.537
10,157
1.713
9.779
1.635
7.076
9.7*9
9.*1*
1.9
1.505
2.357
1.737
2,118
2.*73
*3.2
69,227
6,563
15.33*
8.756
7.019
10.379
38.382
101,022
*.l
2.*
1.9
10.3
2.6
2.6
27.3
*.l
1.6
1.9
1.1
2.*
1.6
3.8
6,068
13.891
23,462
3.869
*.2
6.0
22,099
15.149
6,0*6
7.196
4,028
8,710
Service.
73 Hotels, rooming houses, ceaps, and other lodging places....
72 Personal services
73 Business services, aet elsevhere classified
79 Amusement and recreation ead related services, not
el severe classified.
7.0
18,7
1.8
15.587
1*^701
5.570
3.6*7
*.o
1.0
6.3
5e539
*.73«
1.5
1.3
2,*ll
.6
656
.2
2.256
2.313
2,*00
22»*57
3e*97
2*,361
3.6a
25.bl*
3.9*2
28,590
*.527
5.015
5.400
3.512
1.513
1.803
5.705
3.670
1.587
5.979
*.9<>9
1.629
1.990
1.105
3.058
1.317
1.595
893
2.002
1»*08
3.153
1.388
881
5.*73
1.0
2.312
1.972
3.301
1.716
2.513
2,**5
3.569
1.5
1,66*
92*
1,290
1,110
2.*06
1,012
2,101
i.*7*
3.370
3.636
1.397
929
5.830
96O
1.381
1.1*0
1.808
1,018
2,181
2.*26
1.599
3.522
1.587
3.8*6
3.6*6
1.37?
91*
3.850
l.*06
923
6,11b
?97
1.426
1.255
1.4*2
1.233
6,0*3
?88
519
655
683
55*
1*9
1*6
190
171
1/ Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent ef the total all industries.
2/ Coverage ia 1939 1
•aq?leycr ©f 8 or more in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
3 / J e r titles e f cedes see above,
as total taxable wages.
7.169
33.716
5.*3«
l*»053
l.*57
3.*15
2.058
l.*99
2,028
26,116
Finance, insurance, and real sstats.
63 Insurance carriers.
65 Baal estate dealers, agents, and broker
Miscellaneous.
October-December
$80,292
160,127
Wholesale and retail trade.„
50 Pull-service and limited-function wholesalers.
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
.
53 2atail general merchaadise
54 Betail feed (includes lifuor stores)
55 fie tail automotive
56 Betail apparel aad accessories
§7 Betail trade, aot elsewhere classified.
71 Sating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale aad retail trade
July- September
100.0
5.118
Transportation, communication, and ether public utilities.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire
*§ Services allied to transportation, not elsewhere
classified.
*
.
*b Communication: Telephone, telegraph, aad related services.
*8 Utilities: Hectric aad gas
April-June
$370.57*
18,022
...
January-March
B—49a
Monthly Mpleynent of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major Industry groups, 1/ 1933
West Virginia 2/
Averse mop^b^jr emp^eyyeftt
Percent
lfumber
of total,
all industries
January
Tebruary
March
April
Hay
June
July
Tetal, all industries
267,802
100.0
257.901
261,227
264,595
183,445
263,497
268,695
271,205
Mining
12
13
105.134
100,217
4,521
39.3
109.279
104,800
4,164
108,529
104,163
3.999
107,29s
37.4
1.7
28,603
23,62s
102,303
97.520
4,382
106,303
101,479
4,420
109.204
104,589
4,204
7.583
3.300
3.392
2.8
5,088
6,252
8,651
1.2
1.3
4,476
2,497
1.335
9.113
4,088
4,193
10,051
4.053
5.101
87,896
32.8
85.729
4,493
3.545
5.961
10,751
19.165
84,948
4,697
3,477
85.375
4,734
3.776
10,805
18,347
23.327
11,224
18,227
23.955
Industry division
and major industry
group code number jJ
.
Construction
15
.
16
Manufacturing.
20
22
24
28
32
33
35
Transportation, comronication,
agd other public utilities..
481!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;!!
Wholesale and retail trade....
50
51
3.620
1.4
2.3
4.2
7.3
9.3
6,015
11,287
19.569
24,760
1.1
3.000
16,415
2,796
6.1
10,008
36,612
1.0
3.7
13.7
4,898
3.025
8,986
3.618
1.4
1.2
3.288
1.2
4,882
4,279
3.615
5.^7
10,750
19.047
21,513
2,961
15.536
2,674
9,224
1.8
4,618
1.577
2.037
7.127
3.530
2,879
84,786
4,232
3.569
5.594
10,744
19.113
23.937
2,984
85,646
4.334
3,505
83.269
4,276
3.405
2,863
15.411
2,650
9.200
2.933
7.705
3.380
3.005
3.145
4,210
33.625
4,711
2,972
7.896
3.510
2,940
3.132
4,250
1.8
1.1
3.169
55
57
52
81,380
4,601
102,429
4,526
3.538
6,063
10,809
19.538
24,376
2,130
15,606
3.764
4,127
23,666
3.059
3.096
2,908
15.920
16.733
17.140
2,734
9.304
2,802
35.533
4,714
2.998
8,400
3.649
35,026
4,697
9.533
2,866
2,788
10,366
35.703
4,699
2.932
8,181
3.J94
4,678
8,059
3.640
3.083
3.239
4,618
3.081
6,111
5,661
9,083
18,526
24,250
3.639
3.058
3.186
5.022
2,836
10,076
5.860
September
October
levember
December
274,805
286,146
295.721
297,377
289,011
110,073
124,115
4,633
118,207
112,976
4,816
125.309
119.695
5.133
107.367
4,634
9.202
8,626
3.693
4,426
3.169
4,559
7.437
2,420
4.076
88,456
90,476
5.157
3.787
6,006
6,021
11,644
11.792
19.707
27.146
2,108
12,181
21,520
26,517
3.51s
17.184
16.989
August
105,022
4,837
3.756
is,60s
2.890
26,054
2,915
16,597
2,859
16,896
2,820
36,098
4,824
3.028
5.078
3.003
8.516
3.258
3.205
5.308
8.297
3.700
3.235
3.184
5.064
37.070
5.304
3.091
8,198
3.462
3.193
3.211
5.127
3.298
3.4O6
5.149
3.736
8,381
3.620
3,268
94,682
5.235
95.905
94,103
4.373
6.415
3.469
6,371
3.800
38,298
5.263
3.090
9.508
3.751
3,202
3,399
5.081
36,020
6.594
2,361
112,^82
3.126
2,882
10,637
10,577
3.682
4,719
2,821
10,780
10.162
1
118,936
4.565
12,432
21,448
27,801
3.730
^28
13.235
21,584
24,580
3.704
16,591
2,829
10,253
16,378
39.002
5.212
3.127
10,668
3.717
3.265
43,223
4,846
3.224
2,860
9,989
i S ?
3.414
3.846
5.133
I n f a r c t , »nd re^l
•state
Service.....
72
MifgglljLpeouj
See footnotes en opposite page.
1.4
3.780
3.653
3.617
3,660
3.742
3.735
3.677
3,818
3.701
3.703
3.630
3.844
9.916
3.7
9.64?
2,512
9.654
2,515
10,154
2,706
9.414
2,374
10,137
2,359
10,516
2,838
9.795
2,597
9.747
2,594
10.327
2.734
9.878
9.720
2.675
2,667
10,003
2,872
533
.2
491
481
489
426
499
510
486
515
555
619
626
697
3.713
2,620
1.0
B—49 b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 4/ by industry divisions and significant major industry grtuq?sft 1/ 1939
Washington 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
T t tal 1919 */ .
Percent of
total, all
Amount
industries
Industry division and major industry group
Total, all industries.
$348,602
......
135,438
128,913
Minirx
12 Bituminous and other soft-coal mining
13 CradLe-petroleum and natural-gas production..
38.8
37.0
1.7
6,028
8.595
Oopgtragfrlgft
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
Manufacturing
20 Food and kindred products..
22 Textile-mill products
24 Lumber and timber basic products.
28 Chemicals and allied products
32 Stone, clay, and glass products
33 Iron and steel and their products.
35 Honferrous metals and their products.
100.0
3,868
2.5
1.1
1.1
3.58*
121,320
3*.«
1.8
1.0
1.*
5.6
7.*
11.0
6,283
3.*50
4,864
19.**3
25.981
38,*l*
5.511
••••••
Transportation, communication, and other nubile utilities.
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services...
48 Utilities: Ilectrie and gas
24,096
1.6
6.9
3.7J7
15.5*9
1.1
January-March
April-June
$81,115
$72,652
33.560
32,091
1.373
2i,*67
19.900
l,**3
$102,713
3«.*37
36.787
1.511
*l»97*
*©,135
1.701
2,30«
2,262
1,11*
*21
896
2,689
1.167
l.®9
27,106
28,708
29.918
1.390
l.*93
7«3
1.119
Z31
82*
1,096
October-December
$92,122
1.336
1,656
902
1,211
856
1.058
35.588
1.7**
9*1
i.*3S
5.906
7.885
ll,0*f
*,6eo
*,8©7
1.213
9.069
1.299
9.693
1.315
5.715
6,005
6,158
6,218
*,009
951
*,05«
*.17©
5.890
8,603
6,188
*.5
851
3.680
9.632
1,766
10,2*9
2.2
1.5
1,220
1,2*9
2.1
1.552
805
96*
901
1.356
979
1.573
12.*
July-September
929
3.«02
6,018
986
1,68*
12.305
Wholesale and retail trade.........
50 TulL-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
»•••••
......
53 Betail general merchandise.
*•••<
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores)
55 Betail automotive
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified.
*•••••••••••
52 Other wholesale and retail trade...........
*3,o6i
7.638
Financei, insurance. and real estate.•.•••.••••••••«••••••••••.••••<
5.9*«
1.7
1,**2
1,*92
1.565
9.779
2.8
2,250
2,460
60s
2.637
Service
72 Personal services
Miscellaneous
••••••
......
5.1**
7.198
3.615
*»357
*.057
6,*13
2,3**
365
1.0
1.3
1.2
1.8
.7
1,768
1.631
878
1,0*7
i.**9
56*
.1
10.875
1.959
1.325
1.722
972
I.O83
1.009
1,665
2.1*5
1.350
2.293
960
1.263
1,168
1.819
612
93
118
80
1/
2/
3/
4/
Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
Coverage in 19392 Any employer of 8 or more, for some portion of a day, in each of 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year.
For titles of codes see above.
Same as total taxable wages.
B—50a
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups* 1/ 1939
Wisconsin 2/
Industry division
and major industry
group code number 3/
Mining
Average m onthly employment
Percent
Number
of total,
all industries
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
408,506
413,056
42S,96l
431.793
439,214
445,642
441,117
445,549
451,810
455.542
448,561
438,261
1,708
1,896
2,108
2,129
2,218
2,272
2 9 204
2,272
2,090
1,954
14,915
5.995
18,864
6,875
6,292
5,697
19.315
6,920
6,592
5.803
19,886
6,772
7,263
5,851
20,497
6,756
7,760
5.981
19,416
6,342
7,009
17,426
6,iop
5.394
5.927
14,800
5,173
4,262
5.365
11,569
4,080
2,951
4,538
237.378
36,936
246,436
38,497
11,334
5.580
9.716
248,272
37,966
11,911
5.225
9.785
12,228
22,535
10,975
18,593
22,462
7,487
9.254
46,647
15.653
7.378
252,386
255.788
33.181
12,579
5.639
10,44*
12,714
23,359
11,0SI
255.149
30,557
12,634
5.704
3.0,827
12,818
7,375
24,816
8,120
10,603
47,686
19,568
7.551
10*980
18,670
25.167
8,308
10,235
48,321
19,129
7.670
248,427
29,228
11,528
5,163
10,549
12,600
23,429
10,996
l6,66l
24,791
8,154
10,192
48,894
19,234
7,449
30,093
4,903
9,364
9.954
30,462
5.433
9,244
9,852
30,539
5.453
9,387
9»778
29,907
5,295
9,318
9,523
30,372
5,045
9,559
9,793
99.742
13.708
10,260
21,856
l4,44o
6,944
7,124
10,777
103,418
13.783
10,100
101,304
7,102
14,258
6,989
7.172
10,563
5.986
7.071
101,136
13,692
9,818
24,799
14,270
7,007
6,826
.4
1.594
1,585
3.6
11,247
4,323
2,809
4,115
10,405
3,803
2,570
4,032
225,910
229,06s
10,739
4,797
9.273
28,082
11,822
4,993
9,165
11,317
20,870
1.3
1.1
1.2
4*925
5.267
55.3
5,269
9,711
12,090
22,253
7.532
9,108
46,502
17,083
7,215
29,720
4,898
9,272
97.858
13,407
9.938
22,469
14,158
6,986
2.1
2.2
22.4
3.1
2.3
5.1
3.2
1.6
1.5
2.4
1.3
1.6
10,372
5,713
6,772
7,593
7,524
28,578
4,249
9,106
9,437
28,694
4,316
9,135
9.320
28,520
4,418
9,095
9,319
28,864
4,733
9,132
9,344
29.981
5,095
9,182
9,654
30,503
4,978
9.372
9.907
90,136
12,792
9.596
91,426
13,177
9.653
19.996
13.556
97.290
13.054
9.854
98,981
13,141
10,306
23,639
13.979
7,135
7,068
10,171
5,535
6,543
97,492
13.227
10,080
21,284
14,348
7.206
6,774
10,501
5,825
6,756
99,930
13,504
9,950
95.774
13,433
9,817
l4,6l4
7,253
6,575
10,64l
5.937
14,638
7,107
5.782
11,560
1.1
6,560
18,057
21,458
7,132
8,101
44,441
17,647
6,432
11,018
5,491
8,948
11,540
21,805
10,820
18,l4l
21,689
7,297
8,777
45,847
17.744
6,728
235.109
30,430
11,146
4,666
9,335
11,830
21,940
10,897
17,468
22,005
7,341
8,172
46,616
20,943
10,853
17,871
20,873
6,908
7.982
43,412
17,764
6.537
6.8
9.652
233,785
2.8
3.9
3,608
5.312
5.1
1.7
2,586
232,245
29,283
11,188
5,200
8,951
11,632
21,658
10,817
17,107
21,785
7.243
8.779
46,198
17,004
6,803
27,6*10
4.1
5.2
1.7
2.1
10.6
12,233
5,124
4,523
7.4
2.6
1.2
2.2
?* 5
10,897
17,992
22,841
Wholesale and retail trade....
April
2,002
241,663
32,194
11,395
46
March
100.0
5.689
Transportation, communication.
and other public utilities..
February
437,334
15.ssi
16
January
19,2*6
13.387
6,497
5.577
9.958
5.276
6.393
10,831
6,673
5,626
9,869
5,067
28,871
23.236
13,966
6,905
7,111
9.970
5,227
16,603
8,675
5,148
9,363
12,182
22,047
10,645
17,944
22,731
7,376
8,672
46,259
12,16s
12,231
21,914
10,756
18,570
22,687
7,422
9,008
46,772
14,405
7.535
30,126
4,859
9,371
9.939
6,065
35.653
12,171
5,628
10,173
12,423
22,885
11,116
18,829
23,627
7,590
9,520
46,929
18,077
6,856
6,130
6,888
97.667
13.569
10,053
21,088
14,549
7.075
6,247
10,589
5,992
6,973
15,468
4,136
5.957
15,564
4,203
5,971
15,416
4,181
5.958
15.458
4,222
5.984
15,507
4,166
5,982
37,702
5,914
5,829
13,469
38,413
6.383
5.993
13.951
39.098
29.579
29.564
6,147
14,732
6,o4l
5.635
1,789
1,779
1,725
1,682
6,4l4
6,510
15.179
4,110
5,886
15,227
4,092
5,904
15,281
4,129
5,887
15,401
4,091
5,949
34,241
5.741
5.376
11,034
35,053
5.652
5,453
11,936
38,524
5.690
5.644
15,281
1,621
1.598
1,620
23,104
19,806
10,658
17,999
23,656
13,803
5,840
7,007
9,774
25.580
13.890
7,042
6,839
10,401
5.714
6,747
15,288
4,153
5.901
15,284
4,154
5,936
15.185
4,043
5.914
6,048
5.432
30,326
6,559
5,938
5.090
28,947
6,005
5,888
4,6S0
28,239
5,829
5,753
4,277
27,763
5,712
5.727
3,819
1.726
1.767
1,864
1,956
1,687
6,027
25.992
10,361
Finance• insurance, aad real
63
Service 4/
9* 5/
MifcellaneojLft
Soo footnotes on opposite page.
15,355
4,11*0
5.936
3.5
33.121
7.6
6,122
1.4
1.3
5.820
9,111
1.734
1.0
1.4
2.1
.4
6,612
6,671
6,6?0
B —50b
Quarterly wages earned in covered employment, 6/ by industry divisions aad significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Wisconsin 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939 b/
Percent of
totsi, all
industries
Industry division and major industry group
Construction
15 Building construction—general contractors
16 General contractors, other than building
17 Construction—special trade contractors
Manufacturing
20 Food and kindred products
22 Textile-mill products
..
23 Apparel and other finished products made from fabric* and
similar materials
24 Lumber and timber basic produots..
25 Furniture and finished lumber products
26 Paper and allied products
27 Printing, publishing, and allied industries
31 Leather and leather products...
33 Iron and steel and their products
35 Bonferrous metals and their products
*
36 Electrical machinery..
37 Machinery (except electrical)
••••••...
38 Automobiles and automobile equipment
39 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
724
821
24,383
8,427
7.H7
8,839
3.9
3,810
6,192
363,356
58.3
47,072
Miscellaneous
*
.8
5.069
1.8
2.4
5.5
H
3.4
5.9
36,789
10,956
1.8
2.3
12.7
4.5
14,533
79,336
28,277
10,311
124,076
Service
70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
72 Personal services
..
94 Begular Crovernaent agencies 6/
2.2
10,987
14,869
34,180
20,110
21,421
Wholesale and retail trade
50 Full-service and limited-function wholesalers
51 Wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limitedfunction wholesalers
53 Retail general merchandise
54 Betail food (includes liquor stores).
55 Betail automotive
.
56 Betail apparel and accessories
..
57 Betail trade, not elsewhere classified.
71 Sating and drinking places
52 Other wholesale and retail trade.
21,855
1.7
7.2
1.2
1.9
2.7
19.9
17.093
19,203
17,985
14,583
4,239
10,24s
4.5
33.641
5.038
5.4
8,886
1.873
2,274
1,691
2,227
82,806
10,155
3,184
11,476
87,136
92,I4O
3,181
3.441
1.393
1,581
1,119
2,485
3.368
7.932
4,680
5,042
8,061
2.497
3.179
18,088
7.^66
2,198
5.613
2.531
20,166
6,557
2,680
4,142
31.551
5.495
4,314
4,710
4,456
2,577
1,742
3.537
1.057
2,423
4,384
6.934
1,889
3,028
6,965
8,279
1.133
1.359
2,538
9.602
8,067
1,621
3.393
1,622
426
477
2,269
2,262
6,749
1.4
2,598
5.010
8,998
30.500
5.215
1,501
3,24l
952
.8
6,667
1.279
2,788
3.759
8,524
27,844
1.1
1.0
3.593
8,221
4,877
5.085
8.723
2,711
3.378
19,208
11.452
1,902
3.073
4,261
3.965
4,229
4.139
2.0
2,569
11,074
2.7
3.1
2.9
1.2
1,209
13,194
10,539
1.530
2,827
4,009
4.869
2.3
.7
1.7
28,032
7,653
12,123
836
7,881
2,644
2,663
2,574
3.5
1.6
10,062
6,906
6,211
1.4
l.l
1.4
7.6
13,681
44,850
7.235
11.693
16,991
..
$159,319
$152,639
557
Transportation,- communication, and other public utilities.*.
42 Trucking and/or warehousing for hire...
46 Communication: Telephone, telegraph, and related services.,
4g Utilities: Electric and gas
Finance| insurance, and real estate
60 Sank a and trust companies..
t>3 Insurance carriers.
July-September
$i4i,oio
2,924
MiaiaE^
April-June
100.0
.5
$623,135
Total, all industries.
January-March
1.870
2,990
1.735
2.985
1,263
4,727
4,719
2,510
1.723
3,8O4
i,I4I
2,572
1.897
3,O4I
1.373
1,706
442
1/ Major industry groups, within each division, are not shown if the average monthly employment is less than 1 percent of the total all industries.
2/ Coverage in 1939: Any employer of 6 or more in each of 18 or more weeks within the preceding calendar year or 8 or more in the current calendar year; if this basis is not
accurate for a determination, annual aggregate wages paid or payable of $6,000 or more.
^J For titles of codes see above.
jjj Includes major industry group 94, regular Government agencies, other than Federal, covered by the State law.
5j Amendments, effective July 1, 1939, made compliance with the law optional for most governmental units, excepting only State departments and cities of the first class.
6/ Same as total taxable wages.
B-5la
Monthly employment of covered workers, by industry divisions and significant major industry groups, 1/ 1939
Ifyoning 2/
Industry dirlsion
and aajor industry
group code number ]J
Average monthly employment
Percent
Humber
of total,
all Industries
3*.009
Total* all industries
Mining.
12
13
7.438
4,244
2,76b
Construction.
15
lb
17
3.73«
Manufacturing.
20
2*
27
29
4,223
1,300
610
680
826
520
1,108
ks
4b
3.6b7
1.29*
386
579
Finance, insurance, and real
estate.
Service.
70
72
»....
See footnotes en opposite page.
10,943
601
1.8
7.2
2.0
3.8
2.4
1.5
3*3
2.6
1.7
2.0
770
1.787
1*224
1.315
402
1.450
1,840
29,691
31.25*
2,540
7.269
4,398
2,492
7.*52
*.3i«>
2,b91
2,115
1.614
2,331
*5*
1.355
4,430
294
1.363
458
1.052
620
542
1,058
2,662
3.8
32.2
28,050
3.711
10.8
676
Wholesale and retail trade....
50
51
53
54
55
5b
57
71
75
52
12.4
April
7.352
12.5
8.1
11.0
March
29.277
21.9
2,448
Transportation, communication,
and ether public utilities..
Miscellaneous.
100.0
January February
1.8
2.3
5.2
3.6
3.9
1.2
*6 3
779
550
639
9.753
637
738
1.476
1.093
270
522
3.403
878
533
529
1,065
1,086
2.573
429
792
558
bl2
2.703
538
783
553
633
9.572
604
728
1.432
1.098
380
1,186
366
1.356
1.530
775
558
1.358
1.482
761
557
1.3
457
3.502
1.123
975
10.3
3.178
4i
•1
865
5.*
2.5
689
2.0
457
3.3
2.9
i*ao
3.526
908
531
535
2,805
3.381
625
2,172
58*
3.532
953
510
502
July
August
September
October
November
33.279
36.87*
38,285
39.*72
39.*75
36,168
34,2*2
7.323
3.890
2,922
7.32*
3.872
2.938
7,276
3.909
2,927
*,162
7.558
7.625
*»357
2,829
7.677
*.52i
2,7*6
7.597
*.525
*,127
713
2,778
636
*.576
5.028
767
5.685
4,449
3.371
2.9*5
1.9*6
759
3.885
*.299
5.033
2.158
799
*86
8*5
2.961
770
1.078
1,002
1,105
531
1.132
3.021
688
3.*12
1.0*3
5*0
1,1*1
*»898
770
*.930
2,487
936
587
b9*
5.091
2,537
11,888
560
12.132
10,279
10,673
688
508
700
11.57*
535
757
1.530
1.197
1.585
1.236
382
1,403
1.596
817
1.218
1.27*
iMl
*71
*35
*36
444
3.108
3.255
1,011
927
3.37*
1.119
937
3.716
51
*9
49
50
50
577
828
775
1.368
980
1,022
587
723
7*6
867
2,366
912
511
2.695
666
1,101
3.*15
91*
1,056
575
653
3.281
809
1.009
11,180
701
10,990
703
795
1.759
1,215
1.312
*2*
l.**5
8*2
590
657
771
2,1*3
958
798
1.779
1.233
1.320
409
l.*3l
1.909
855
701
471
*77
*72
449
*53
3.891
3.892
1.3*2
3.9*7
3.591
1.29*
1.050
1,096
981
3,*87
36
32
30
863
702
4bl
898
12,050
1.285
1.353
396
1.487
2.025
95*
7*3
626
916
601
2,143
1.287
1.432
404
1,501
2,171
929
778
39*
1*462
1.792
8*1
1,091
9.958
*83
2,039
663
52*
1.1*5
687
727
72*
*,060
901
5.375
703
1.678
1.217
1.322
810
*.*87
58*
7*3
516
5.895
772
*.313
*.798
1.267
1.353
519
1.137
830
560
2,971
4»fc>77
l»2b8
1,218
528
l»l4o
82*
581
667
805
2,*78
1.6*5
816
70*
9*3
3.^1
4,852
2,476
833
3,200
9*8
917
982
7.300
*,052
June
May
1,280
1.386
1,004
1.074
40
2,038
1,327
1.43*
402
i.*59
2,162
960
1,080
1.953
1.312
1.415
*1*
1.526
1,816
856
6b5
1,070
966
B-51 b
Quarterly wages earned in <8«v*r©& employment, 4/ V
industry divisions aad significant major industry greups, 1/ 1939
Ifyoaiag 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
fetal 1939 4/
Industiy diriaien aad maJar industry group
Aaou&t
Percent ef
tetal. all
indas tries
$41,421
100.0
11,610
6,003
5*080
28.0
14.5
12.3
9.4
1
»
2,661
1.4
6.4
1.6
678
Manufaetaring
.
46
CoasEonieatien:
50
51
full-service and limited function wholesalers
Wholesale distributers* ether than full-service aad limited-
57
75
70
Telephone* telegraph, .and related services..
Betail traAe, net elsewhere classified.
Tilling stations, garage, and autenf bile repair services....
Xetele, reeaiag houses, camps, aad ether lodging places
6,143
1.798
925
730
2,113
14.8
4.745
1.241
11.5
4.3
2.2
1.8
5.1
3.0
3.7
1.7
2.4
1.527
708
1,006
11.541
657
27.9
1.6
1.096
1,706
2.7
4.1
1.242
1.813
369
1.510
1,428
833
887
8
5:1
3.5
2.0
2.1
602
1.5
2.817
772
828
6.8
50
.1
1.9
2.0
January-March
April-Jua®
July- September
0 eteberu December
$8,746
$9,866
$11,759
$11,050
2,780
1.531
1.150
2.626
1.185
1.299
3.024
1.545
1.340
3.180
1.742
1.291
508
61
340
107
1.045
169
712
164
1.479
181
881
215
192
1»285
1,426
354
1,650
422
336
1.782
685
%
250
183
535
1,562
648
391
188
261
1,157
SI
196
1,083
163
526
177
496
179
535
909
113
340
164
240
1.U7
2.489
2,802
152
3.103
163
3.147
190
270
391
302
455
87
289
447
304
521
*3
152
$
271
403
269
352
175
248
211
444
181
257
85
348
288
183
179
346
205
223
^92
91
390
419
233
247
142
i4a
151
167
&8
167
183
694
195
229
779
225
726
181
211
15
14
11
10
371
209
106
401
375
212
238
if Major iadastry groups* within each Airiaien, are net shown if the average ae&thly employment is lets than 1 percent of the total all industries,
2j Ooverage la 1939: Any e*g>leyer of erne or no re, for some portion of a day, in each ef 20 different weeks within either current or preceding calendar year provided that wages
payable aaewated to $15© er more during calendar quarter.
3/ f « r titles of ee&ea i n abeve.
f/ Sane as total taxable wage a.
Series C
Industry tables
This series consists of 75 tables, one
for each industry division and major industry
group. Each ta"ble consists of 2 parts—a,
monthly employment, and Id, quarterly wages.
Under each industry division and major industry group are shown data for each State with
more than 0,1 percent of the total for the 51
States.
C-la
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Industry division — mining 1/
Average monthly e=«pt ,*;aant
State 2/
District of Columbia...
Florida
Hawaii
Illinois
Louisiana
Percentage
distribution
January
812,867
100.0
816,535
825,255
869,103
27,987
3,268
11*483
7,285
36,897
3.4
.4
1.4
.9
4.5
29,332
2,048
11,193
8,554
35,773
29,859 30,007
2,006
2,394
11,015 11,103
7,804
7,089
35,806 36,134
25,050 29,321
2,8a 3,790 4,298
11,057 10,987 11,019
5,038
5,212
5,131
36,026 36,750 37,477
28,946
4,297
11,212
7,192
38,220
28,201
4,226
11,424
8,346
37,770
28,277
4,095
11,999
8,340
37,285
13,515
854
167
0
3,170
1.7
.1
(4)
15,110
577
102
0
3,112
14,970
548
98
0
3,062
12,977
789
153
0
3,130
11,853 11,056
936
979
210
225
0
0
3,212
3,250
11,335
1,037
189
0
3,272
11,986
1,045
220
0
3,162
Number
.2
April
May
June
July
810,452 813,283 2/ 584,160 745,607 805,761 807,605
14,781
707
106
0
3,127
17,525
August
September October
November
December
902,266
901,243
873,143
29,210
3,778
12,214
8,293
37,451
29,952
2,826
12,363
8,214
37,324
30,159
2,618
12,206
8,206
36,749
13,730
960
206
0
3,037
14,759
975
174
0
3,118
14,802
969
167
0
3,273
14,825
731
154
0
3,285
(4)
.8
5.6
1.5
1,690
46
5,500
49,932
11,966
1,583
1,609
42
40
5,530
5,493
48,693 48,658
11,674 12,451
1,958
1,913
32
43
5,614
5,785
44,864 a,403
12,799 11,609
1,924
44
5,959
36,856
10,778
1,770
42
6,178
39,311
11,371
1,869
46
6,378
43,285
12,383
1,954
48
6,713
46,761
13,007
2,089
23
6,807
49,565
13,284
2,068
23
6,874
48,350
12,601
1,957
19
6,723
47,810
12,177
5,650
14,742
50,959
14,306
272
.7
1.8
6.3
1.8
(4)
7,661
14,914
50,990
13,222
173
7,329
6,897
14,294 14,706
48,729 48,351
13,356 13,749
136
129
4,061
4,914
14,359 14,527
24,673 45,489
14,017 14,259
192
224
3,470
14,144
49,807
14,991
282
3,502
14,788
52,092
14,792
396
4,395
14,489
55,063
14,527
414
5,721
14,646
57,019
14,868
a5
6,548
15,264
60,996
14,374
391
6,656
15,538
60,353
14,847
308
6,645
15,233
57,940
14,668
207
2,087
352
15,417
7,087
555
2,199
2,374
368
336
15,776 15,888
6,928
7,259
540
598
15,709
8,225
563
2,775
545
15,961
9,175
582
2,727
514
16,068
9,380
540
2,818
586
16,250
9,489
700
2,895
587
16,439
9,767
774
3,024
539
16,679
9,919
739
3,047
515
17,174
9,99?
823
3,057
425
16,876
9,355
929
2,982
462
16,210
8,753
691
.3
.1
2.0
1.1
.1
9,049
10,197
656
6,508
448
1.1
1.3
.1
.8
.1
10,012
9,753
315
5,911
373
9,733
9,600
294
5,895
360
9,752
9,869
5U
5,948
368
8,169
9,775
766
6,034
361
7,493
9,849
976
6,335
407
7,182
9,673
794
8,627
9,854
849
6,813
511
9,599
10,247
730
6,850
559
10,353
11,444
829
7,330
492
10,ia
485
7,664
9,419
732
6,623
520
11,548
713
7,082
472
9,858
11,332
336
6,813
469
3,477
9,729
5,902
1,918
696
.4
1.2
.7
.2
.1
3,126
9,543
5,199
1,637
729
3,112
9,429
4,676
1,723
728
3,118
9,515
5,300
1,815
674
3,497
9,967
5,342
1,835
472
3,560
9,787
5,922
1,952
498
3,591
9,019
6,100
2,113
494
3,560
9,576
6,424
2,104
503
3,584
9,477
6,616
1,911
565
3,625
9,691
6,695
2,213
860
3,663
10,126
6,509
2,059
997
3,663
10,319
6,315
1,850
951
3,621
10,299
5,728
1,801
884
26,802
34,320
1,186
190,384
212
3.3
4.2
.1
23.4
(4)
29,264
35,288
984
185,413
144
29,303 29,346
34,276 34,696
926
918
189,323 188,239
115
131
14,101 23,197 24,735
33,777 34,285 33,796
1,096
1,047
971
116,159 151,878 202,963
296
220
247
26,138
24,457
34,456
34,011
1,301
1,256
189,125 194,537
221
251
28,406
34,349
1,369
210,581
228
31,505
34,342
1,489
219,078
251
31,070
34,368
1,497
220,773
229
30,100
34,198
1,373
216,540
217
1,540
3,070
11,026
61,335
9,655
.4
1.4
7.5
1.2
1,495
.2,852
10,924
61,531
9,609
1,571
1,467
2,802
2,844
10,985 11,082
60,129 61,824
9,217
9,297
1,610
1,609
1,664
3,203
3,097
3,103
7,580 10,468 10,638
60,554 61,836 62,027
8,932
8,774
8,654
1,673
3,295
10,488
59,769
9,734
1,586
3,249
11,657
60,817
10,665
1,465
3,119
32,397
61,274
10,499
12,a7
1,390
3,057
61,698
10,593
1,321
2,990
12,354
62,129
10,537
1,288
20,044
3,864
105,134
2,002
7,438
.2
2.5
.5
12.9
.2
.9
1,169
21,551
4,095
109,279
1,594
7,352
1,211
1,205
21,351 20,876
4,064
3,915
108,529 107,298
1,708
1,585
7,452
7,269
1,401
1,397
1,342
1,409
1,279
20,437
8,697 19,435 19,571 19,781
3,598
3,849
3,690
3,319
3,457
28,603 102,303 106,303 109,204 110,073
2,272
2,218
2,106
2,129
1,896
7,558
7,276
7,300
7,324
7,323
1,350
21,679
4,081
118,207
2,204
7,625
1,361
22,665
4,091
124,115
2,272
7,677
1,287
22,532
4,132
125,309
2,090
7,597
1,048
21,958
4,075
112,382
1,954
7,503
See footnotes on opposite page*
.4
March
1,865
37
6,130
45,457
12,175
2,652
New York
—
February
.2
1,8a
443
6,466
1,630
3,226
11,319
62,433
9,347
339
16,289
8,454
947
C-lb
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, and by quarters, 1939
Industry division — mining A/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States
New York j>/
January - March
April - June
July - Septentoer
October - December
^274,585
2/ $237,030
$284,604
£323,064
7,543
1,152
4,392
1,882
16,4B6
4,620
2,205
4,338
1,522
17,096
6,724
2,811
4,586
2,117
17,783
7,772
1,843
5,447
2,226
18,190
.3
5,042
188
20
0
687
3,692
331
44
0
736
4,152
374
49
0
738
5,558
343
74
0
806
.1
(4)
.9
5.2
1.4
265
8
2,180
15,812
4,083
318
8
2,265
11,458
3,443
321
9
2,454
13,122
3,923
389
6
2,758
17,355
4,671
5,264
20,329
53,308
24,448
345
.5
1.8
4.8
2.2
(4)
1,757
4,886
12,664
5,671
46
815
4,906
8,899
5,990
74
1,032
4,962
15,262
6,226
116
1,660
5,575 •
16,483
6,561
109
2,700
630
22,839
13,993
645
.2
.1
2.0
1.2
.1
632
1X2
5,213
2,761
95
582
164
5,351
3,435
116
661
195
5,645
3,828
147
825
159
6,630
3,969
287
9,660
16,417
493
10,399
589
.9
1.5
(4)
.9
.1
2,337
3,776
76
2,353
116
2,039
3,847
152
2,507
133
2,393
3,909
145
2,627
173
2,891
4,885
120
2,912
167
5,468
13,698
8,090
1,367
851
.5
1.2
.7
.1
.1
1,157
3,368
1,727
272
213
1,353
3,266
1,911
336
145
1,363
3,329
2,282
354
190
1,595
3,735
2,170
405
303
32,387
58,410
1,£79
258,725
270
2.9
5.2
.2
23.1
(4)
8,698
14,234
367
64,328
49
5,526
14,326
410
55,326
80
8,139
14,322
530
63,325
70
10,024
15,528
572
75,746
71
1,127
5,618
11,051
106,900
13,969
.1
.5
1.0
9.6
1.2
247
1,298
2,739
25,932
3,356
295
1,337
2,191
26,181
2,991
287
1,396
2,781
26,409
3,455
298
1,587
3,340
28,378
4,167
1,892
21,527
5,606
135,438
2,924
11,610
.2
1.9
.5
12.1
.3
1.0
424
5,580
1,464
33,560
557
2,780
491
3,752
1,210
21,467
724
2,626
493
5,793
1,320
38,437
821
3,024
484
6,402
1,612
41,974
822
3,180
Amount
Percentage
distribution
$1,119,283
100.0
26,659
8,011
18,763
7,747
69,555
2.4
.7
1.7
.7
6.2
IB,444
1,236
187
0
2,967
1.6
.1
(4)
1,293
31
9,657
57,747
16,120
—
_1/ Includes major industry groups 10-14.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Stoppage of work in the bituminous coal industry from beginning of April to middle of liay, 1939.
~jJ S p r e s e S s ^ a x S l e ^ g e s only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of £3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned i
covered employment not available.
G- 2a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 10 — metal mining
State 2/
Total, 51 States 3/...
Average monthly employment
Percentage
January
Number
distribution
February
March
April
May
June
July
103,556
104,633
105,880
105,835
109,668
111,632
110,971
108,762
5,304
4,146
11,103
799
11,031
5,321
4,046
11,320
755
10,765
5,483
3,929
11,882
831
10,750
5,560
3,654
12,085
918
10,781
5,740
2,706
12,226
971
10,599
5,742
2,510
12,072
963
10,498
August September October
November December
100.0
98,108
97,192
99,244
101,058
5,372
3,142
11,357
855
10,746
5.1
3.0
10.8
.8
10.3
5,053
1,964
11,068
803
10,452
5,167
1,918
10,875
809
10,395
5,249
2,284
10,963
830
10,809
5,223
2,733
10,935
883
10,916
5,274
3,658
10,870
850
10,973
5,343
4,160
10,889
842
10,990
5,038
226
5,987
2,165
10,475
4.8
.2
5.7
2.1
10.0
5,295
188
5,379
2,111
10,107
5,298
187
5,363
2,028
10,137
5,418
168
5,395
2,074
10,308
4,911
399
5,484
2,111
10,386
4,790
383
5,656
2,104
10,474
4,771
239
5,821
2,009
10,537
5,056
203
6,027
2,197
10,564
4,764
205
6,215
2,165
10,719
4,971
202
6,542
2,291
10,796
5,052
182
6,648
2,284
10,778
5,033
177
6,731
2,325
10,578
5,101
179
6,587
2,284
10,322
7,645
3,040
7,388
6,263
1,947
7.3
2.9
7.1
6.0
1.9
6,417
2,911
6,870
5,699
1,798
6,267
2,907
6,821
5,686
1,791
6,488
2,946
7,042
5,750
1,783
7,226
2,900
7,175
5,840
1,922
7,910
2,868
7,146
6,134
1,925
8,088
2,981
7,085
6,237
1,940
8,083
3,084
6,870
6,400
1,943
8,256
3,079
7,124
6,529
1,948
8,584
3,131
7,177
6,576
2,035
8,609
3,234
8,285
7,008
2,024
8,227
3,243
8,585
6,826
2,094
7,585
3,191
8,478
6,477
2,157
Pennsylvania
3,113
958
3,000
681
655
3.0
.9
2.9
.7
.6
2,869
952
2,824
604
532
2,900
912
2,612
551
532
2,968
1,017
2,576
541
572
3,114
839
2,737
525
629
3,235
842
2,762
580
632
2,836
836
2,822
612
695
3,035
920
2,888
704
695
3,084
936
2,965
673
688
3,219
1,022
3,330
744
729
3,270
1,056
3,468
892
736
3,375
1,084
3,698
892
740
3,457
1,078
3,314
855
682
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
199
2,528
2,120
460
6,567
.2
2.4
2.0
.4
6.3
207
2,491
2,169
426
6,092
218
2,466
2,202
445
5,906
214
2,489
2,213
436
5,969
213
2,481
2,223
449
6,058
209
2,486
2,233
449
6,396
225
2,493
2,225
452
6,700
227
2,561
2,229
461
6,858
221
2,598
1,216
496
6,982
195
2,603
2,141
504
7,124
166
2,573
2,161
470
6,829
151
2,555
2,198
463
6,890
147
2,544
2,230
465
7,003
713
913
844
207
.7
.9
.8
.2
669
1,031
818
193
689
1,010
811
187
700
925
808
203
705
925
819
201
693
898
821
201
720
926
844
208
724
607
842
208
723
919
846
204
736
971
849
212
757
950
891
215
726
914
893
220
723
886
894
236
California
Colorado
Georgia
Idaho..
Nevada
New Mexico...
New York
Virginia.
Washington
Wisconsin.......
104,707
See footnotes on opposite page*
C — 2b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 10 —
metal mining
(In thousands of dollars)
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/....
Alabama.
Arkansas
New York 2/
South Carolina
South Dakota.
Texas
Utah
Total 1939
Percentage
distribution
Amount
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$161,955
100.0
#36,600
$38,906
$40,868
•ii>45,581
6,263
7,653
18,637
776
18,770
3.9
4.7
11.5
.5
11.6
1,586
1,090
4,363
174
4,519
1,462
2,107
4,310
190
4,708
1,548
2,700
4,559
187
4,699
1,667
1,756
5,405
225
4,844
7,860
118
9,466
2,547
14,186
4.9
.1
5.8
1.6
8.8
1,986
25
2,3.35
575
3,241
1,876
29
2,218
569
3,412
1,843
32
2,404
575
3,545
2,155
32
2,709
828
3,988
12,723
4,277
12,402
10,078
3,039
7.9
2.6
7.7
6.2
1.9
2,559
919
2,886
2,287
693
3,103
981
2,950
2,436
751
3,450
1,135
2,869
2,536
765
3,611
1,242
3,697
2,819
830
4,050
1,230
3,482
1,172
871
2.5
.8
2.1
.7
•5
954
276
696
246
161
1,004
246
722
245
206
948
310
809
315
222
1,144
398
1,255
366
282
154
5,141
2,780
453
9,723
.1
3.2
1.7
.3
6.0
40
1,217
690
110
2,179
42
1,209
724
111
2,287
38
1,265
591
113
2,445
34
1,450
775
119
2,812
818
1,512
1,318
304
.5
.9
.8
.2
195
400
309
52
204
373
313
79
209
316
325
80
210
423
371
93
1/ States in -which the average monthly employment is less than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown,
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C - 3a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 11 —
anthracite mining
Average monthly employment
State 2/
April
May
Percentage
distribution
January
February
Number
87,586
100.0
88,020
91,892
91,102
93,630
92,840
87,586
100,0
88,020
91,892
91,102
93,630
92,840
March
June
July
90,549
79,005
80,826
79,005
80,826
90,549
August
September
October
85,339
85,648
86,241
85,941
85,339
85,648
86,241
85,9a
November December
C-4Q
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry gr6up 12 —
bituminous and other soft-coal mining
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States J/...
Kentucky. ••....«••••••
Michigan
New Mexico
.
May
June
July
302,530
361,219
370,526
17,779
391
6,298
29,173
7,906
21,839
428
5,495
24,534
7,047
21,506
2,536
5,520
26,709
7,560
4,012
1,729
20,129
833
402
2,986
1,432
40,555
1,683
324
2,358
1,320
44,655
1,617
327
4,321
1,361
2,568
665
21,201
2,602
1,069
2,472
460
6,058
1,801
1,053
2,318
472
14,751
1,948
84,183
6,034
712
2,965
1,354
83,514
5,936
732
2,814
718
8,504
2,288
677
2,115
18,906
2,609
104,163
4,398
IS,039
2,531
102,429
4,340
5,793
2,272
23,628
4,052
February
377,712
100.0
401,972
397,806
20,689
2,841
7,776
33,397
8,911
5.5
.8
2.1
8.8
2.4
22,537
4,024
9,246
39,315
9,730
22,971
3,566
9,087
38,671
9,740
22,965
2,616
8,756
37,717
9,527
10,339
522
7,371
33,595
9,503
4,821
1,996
45,918
1,633
782
1.3
.5
12.2
.4
.2
7,048
2,477
46,606
1,390
1,356
6,738
2,393
44,782
1,366
1,345
6,263
2,250
44,043
1,416
1,150
3,340
1,257
2,404
682
17,988
.9
.3
.6
.2
4.8
4,724
1,523
2,624
723
21,451
4,658
1,462
2,604
721
21,630
1,515
88,241
5,914
749
2,569
.4
23.4
1.6
.2
.7
2,066
83,992
5,961
917
3,038
17,108
2,413
100,217
4,244
4.5
.6
26.5
1.1
19,120
2,626
104,800
4,430
See footnotes on opposite page*
March
April
Percentage
distribution
January
Number
388,650 V
151,337
August
September
October
November December
423,922
453,119
455,458
437,285
20,779
3,917
6,476
30,248
8,239
20,789
4,068
7,989
33,834
8,928
21,740
4,042
8,938
36,287
9,494
22,381
3,944
9,059
35,627
9,611
22,641
4,038
9,074
35,053
9,645
2,483
1,487
46,942
1,687
433
3,370
1,915
49,783
1,710
428
4,851
2,105
51,609
1,865
626
5,691
2,243
54,585
1,963
990
5,972
2,290
54,545
2,015
996
6,075
2,310
52,777
2,049
1,006
1,422
877
2,263
470
15,987
1,838
856
2,192
481
15,238
2,686
1,088
2,226
547
16,553
3,596
1,470
2,284
850
18,639
4,095
1,488
2,402
983
21,695
4,123
1,445
2,430
938
21,472
4,210
1,389
2,466
872
21,181
653
44,910
5,286
659
1,893
662
97,752
5,430
713
1,678
1,123
95,554
6*019
754
1,883
1,672
98,706
6,150
774
2,148
1,820
109,808
6,338
765
2,962
2,077
117,643
7,102
746
3,121
2,091
118,757
7,165
773
3,176
1,999
115,567
7,251
771
3,029
16,397
2,145
97,520
3,890
16,506
2,165
101,479
3,872
16,718
2,133
104,589
3,909
17,294
2,345
105,022
4,162
18,483
2,456
112,976
4,357
19,394
2,510
.118,936
4,521
19,487
2,587
119,695
4,525
19,158
2,573
107,367
4,470
388,660
C - 3b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 11 —
anthracite mining
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$123,688
100.0
•31,254
•37,969
$25,896
$28,569
123,688
100.0
31,254
37,969
25,896
28,569
July - September
October - December
C-4 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 12 —
bituminous and other soft-coal mining
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States 1/....
Illinois
Michigan
\J
2/
y
hj
Percentage
distribution
January - March
1453,517
100.0
$119,578
18,715
2,176
9,465
39,321
11,808
4.1
.5
2.1
8.7
2.6
5,581
548
4,311
2,020
48,692
1,602
1,067
April - June
Ij
$66,580
$120,632
$146,727
12,055
3,391
2,754
92
1,575
6,978
2,304
4,743
709
2,026
8,209
2,587
2,987
12,079
3,526
1.0
•4
10.7
.4
.3
1,599
610
11,705
422
465
555
327
7,776
287
89
733
449
14,058
351
128
1,424
634
15,153
542
385
2,835
1,721
2,508
831
20,623
.6
•4
.6
.2
4.5
924
443
737
211
6,284
418
288
543
141
2,824
569
396
553
4,984
924
594
675
293
6,531
1,378
116,905
5,907
535
3,632
.3
25.8
1.3
.1
.8
366
29,017
1,531
132
1,055
137
12,996
908
127
557
369
32,750
1,562
140
832
506
42,142
1,906
136
1,188
IB,790
3,371
128,913
6,003
4.1
.7
28.4
1.3
5,015
915
32,091
1,531
3,051
672
19,900
1,185
5,048
816
36,787
1,545
5,676
968
40,135
1,742
2,877
186
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not showrw
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Anthracite coal mined only in Pennsylvania.
stoppage of work in bituminous coal industry from beginning of April to middle of May 1939.
5,637
827
C - 5a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 13 —
crude-petroleum and natural-gas production
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/,...
Ohio.
Number
172,219
100.0
January
168,986
February
March
April
May
165,583 170,103 170,042 174,139
June
July
August
174,714 175,980 172,036
September October
November December
172,287
173,675
174,733
174,357
2,964
23,470
243
9,057
658
2,735
23,083
260
9,091
594
2,580
22,955
298
9,545
694
2,636
22,823
232
9,116
635
2,539
22,783
218
9,504
687
2,863
22,674
236
8,575
508
1.7
13.2
.1
5.0
.3
2,937
22,063
215
7,858
261
2,760
22,072
211
7,502
284
2,892
21,905
204
7,725
307
2,950
21,722
207
7,917
401
3,150
22,328
245
8,485
493
3,102
23,054
243
8,334
526
9,524
2,533
12,227
2,608
96
5.5
1.5
7.1
1.5
.1
9,457
2,327
11,260
2,404
19
8,995
2,214
11,455
2,410
22
9,398
2,316
11,791
2,412
34
9,426
2,342
12,091
2,563
44
9,813
2,583
12,274
2,625
43
9,671
2,695
12,886
2,595
25
9,810
2,533
12,754
2,641
65
9,320
2,612
12,299
2,741
79
9,117
2,506
12,547
2,646
82
9,618
2,904
12,190
2,784
142
9,932
2,817
12,644
2,755
276
9,731
2,494
12,534
2,723
315
1,259
3,207
1,600
3,584
28,972
.7
1.9
.9
2.1
16.8
1,101
3,151
1,400
3,388
29,721
1,079
3,067
1,328
3,346
29,050
1,184
3,110
1,404
3,313
30,001
1,238
3,479
1,479
3,430
29,531
1,264
3,323
1,571
3,599
29,970
1,331
3,041
1,610
3,662
29,437
1,333
3,315
1,607
3,587
29,419
1,324
3,180
1,621
3,722
28,367
1,289
3,109
1,687
3,770
28,193
1,374
3,292
1,759
3,784
27,979
1,307
3,268
1,887
3,791
27,810
1,280
3,145
1,849
3,618
28,185
8,841
55,437
75
4,521
2,766
5.1
32.2
.1
2.6
1.6
8,904
55,649
90
4,164
2,540
8,756
54,369
87
3,999
2,492
8,791
55,925
83
4,526
2,691
8,712
54,922
74
4,618
2,805
8,791
56,096
74
4,382
2,922
8,791
56,194
69
4,420
2,938
8,695
56,311
65
4,204
2,927
8,947
53,615
70
4,633
2,971
9,129
54,564
80
4,816
2,829
8,806
55,314
67
4,719
2,746
8,940
55,834
72
5,133
2,695
8,833
56,454
65
4,634
2,635
See footnotes on opposite page.
Percentage
distribution
3,116
23,828
263
8,767
562
C - 5b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 13 —
crude-petroleum and natural-gas production
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States 1/
New lork 2/
Ohio...
Washington
1/
2/
2]
y
Percentage
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
distribution
$297,509
100.0
^70,817
$73,365
$74,722
$78,605
4,319
45,401
575
13,776
774
1.4
15.3
.2
4*6
.3
1,048
10,759
83
2,940
113
1,119
11,063
103
3,317
180
1,104
11,750
125
3,623
235
1,048
11,829
264
3,896
246
U,782
2,418
22,099
3,909
172
5.0
•8
7.4
1.3
.1
3,501
559
5,112
880
8
3,743
622
5,435
956
20
3,677
628
5,621
981
34
3,861
609
5,931
1,092
110
1,971
5,363
2,047
4,790
52,850
.7
1.8
.7
1.6
17.8
385
1,283
440
1,109
13,031
508
1,331
504
1,178
13,277
549
1,375
523
1,241
12,943
529
1,369
580
1,262
13,599
11,237
99,656
67
6,028
5,080
3.8
33.5
(4)
2.0
1.7
2,802
24,181
21
1,373
1,150
2,756
24,447
16
1,443
1,299
2,844
24,537
16
1,511
1,340
2,835
26,491
14
1,701
1,291
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year*
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available*
Less than 0.1 percent.
C-6a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 14 — nonmetallic mining and quarrying
Average monthly employment
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
100.0
59*449
57,979
64,184
68,093
72,542
74,646
76,214
77,898
77,887
78,192
73,840
66,798
2.7
.2
1.0
4.9
.7
1,742
121
790
3,258
354
1,721
137
669
3,339
374
1,793
134
751
3,420
403
1,963
115
683
3,388
438
1,997
105
740
3,449
520
2,139
318
840
3,433
547
2,136
95
3,361
496
2,101
93
710
3,535
503
2,005
106
706
3,452
510
1,910
121
753
3,715
471
1,831
128
663
3,902
478
1,776
125
666
3,468
432
854
167
3,161
1,548
37
1.2
.2
4.5
2.2
.1
577
102
3,091
1,413
46
546
98
3,041
1,396
42
707
106
3,106
1,441
40
789
153
3,109
1,447
32
936
210
3,192
1,502
43
979
225
3,249
1,575
44
1,037
189
3,272
1,455
42
1,045
220
3,162
1,547
46
960
206
3,037
1,610
46
975
174
3,116
1,778
23
969
167
3,273
1,759
23
731
154
3,265
1,660
19
113
3,467
2,756
829
1,057
.2
4.9
3.9
1.2
1.5
90
2,741
1,975
613
869
102
2,502
1,650
591
878
111
3,198
2,617
634
984
112
3,334
2,895
902
1,093
10?
3,727
3,210
1,075
1,178
108
3,970
3,205
1,112
1,144
118
3,816
3,249
1,019
1,294
122
3,961
3,486
1,025
1,069
129
3,817
3,465
870
1,133
127
3,715
3,096
857
1,119
116
3,589
2,355
664
991
108
3,235
1,845
570
906
2,484
2,079
223
1,006
462
3.5
2.9
.3
1.4
.7
2,036
1,962
171
687
352
1,712
1,901
134
823
336
1,971
1,958
127
945
368
2,193
1,926
183
990
443
2,336
1,985
196
1,071
545
2,439
2,105
238
1,087
514
2,540
2,038
277
1,113
586
2,642
2,228
288
1,169
587
2,879
2,321
293
1,144
539
3,481
2,184
287
1,081
515
2,948
2,203
280
1,039
425
2,637
2,134
206
930
339
2,345
1,102
595
2,669
293
3.3
1.6
.8
3.8
.4
1,550
663
536
2,377
259
1,884
654
518
2,168
238
2,018
764
564
2,485
282
2,358
99 8
519
2,667
293
2,538
1,259
539
2,824
386
2,609
1,286
515
2,779
380
2,612
1,400
635
2,742
360
2,551
1,505
695
2,862
318
2,611
1,329
657
2,872
311
2,622
1,377
681
3,024
297
2,547
1,120
653
2,775
211
2,238
860
632
2,457
185
652
245
448
1,522
1,005
.9
.4
.6
2.2
1.4
315
212
373
1,320
899
294
209
360
1,313
858
541
198
368
1,327
869
766
194
361
1,561
902
976
201
407
1,627
911
794
229
485
1,643
879
732
223
520
1,609
1,034
849
284
511
1,628
987
706
274
559
1,582
1,079
807
321
492
1,631
1,162
713
255
472
1,561
1,246
336
335
469
1,457
1,229
3,344
1,870
5,230
833
478
4.7
2.7
7.4
1.2
.7
2,847
1,570
4,425
677
368
2,436
1,670
4,327
666
362
2,879
1,761
4,832
765
364
3,024
1,784
4,613
791
430
3,509
1,902
4,847
900
436
3,654
2,065
5,086
875
447
3,897
2,057
5,632
1,026
514
4,059
1,899
5,863
1,007
592
3,986
2,163
5,997
1,006
596
3,694
2,010
6,026
818
569
3,344
1,803
5,807
769
572
2*801
1,752
5,301
700
490
5,061
212
1,341
499
2,986
7.2
.3
1.9
.7
4.2
3,965
144
1,288
329
2,785
3,960
115
1,249
305
2,740
4,260
131
1,357
333
2,924
4,684
220
1,451
609
3,060
4,705
247
1,401
694
2,941
5,176
296
1,384
584
2,977
5,176
251
1,403
637
3,063
5,370
221
1,452
638
3,114
5,576
228
1,391
576
3,170
6,245
251
1,299
464
3,134
6,095
229
1,239
434
3,054
5,517
217
1,174
382
2,873
4,689
490
1,288
2,214
463
6.6
.7
1.8
3.1
.7
4,539
456
1,169
1,757
348
4,603
397
1,205
1,751
358
4,731
406
1,211
2,133
376
4,506
462
1,279
2,195
419
4,632
466
1,342
2,341
340
4,668
537
1,409
4,884
580
1,401
438
4,907
569
1,397
2,331
514
515
4,964
553
1,350
2,450
574
4,744
529
1,361
2,499
564
4,628
475
1,267
2,302
559
4,439
449
1,046
2,056
551
396
1,158
221
.6
1.6
.3
315
776
189
367
774
192
343
900
218
357
1,077
242
401
1,287
310
404
1,285
306
411
1,376
232
416
1,426
221
a5
1,355
227
460
1,361
195
461
1,197
157
361
1,060
162
State 2/
Total, 51 States I/....
Hawaii
Illinois
New York....
South Dakota.
....
Number
Percentage
distribution
70,643
1,926
117
726
3,477
465
See footnotes on opposite page.
2,3a
7a
2,ao
September
October
November December
C-6b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 14 —
nonmetallic mining and quarrying
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 Str-tee 1/
Alabama
Illinois
Indiana,.••••••a*.....#•»•*
Louisiana,.....««.«.«.«.*..
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Hew lork £/
1/
2/
> $
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
$62,614
100,0
$16,336
1,681
117
476
5,384
544
2,0
,1
,6
6,5
•7
376
28
112
1,208
96
1,236
187
2,944
1,132
31
1.5
,2
3.6
1.4
(3)
159
4,594
3,538
953
980
April - June
July - September
October - December
$20,210
$22,486
$23,582
404
25
121
1,325
138
433
24
117
1,334
158
468
40
126
1,517
152
188
20
674
237
8
331
44
726
279
8
374
49
738
274
9
343
74
806
342
6
.2
5.6
4.3
1.2
1.2
36
803
579
158
200
40
1,149
959
260
267
40
1,276
1,101
299
261
43
1,366
899
236
252
2,178
2,349
326
1,084
630
2.6
2,8
.4
1.3
.8
398
559
46
206
112
498
555
71
289
164
570
605
107
307
195
712
630
102
282
159
3,677
1,265
473
2,548
323
4.4
1.5
.6
3.1
•4
627
201
87
494
62
894
331
96
640
101
991
377
113
689
95
1,165
356
177
725
65
489
321
589
2,418
1,777
.6
.4
.7
2.9
2.2
76
66
116
462
389
152
71
133
599
388
143
91
173
595
453
118
93
167
762
547
4,813
1,305
6,974
700
689
5.8
1.6
8.4
.8
.8
1,011
255
1,305
141
119
1,161
320
1,524
190
160
1,449
342
1,914
201
209
1,192
388
2,231
168
201
6,024
270
973
421
2,356
7.3
.3
1.2
.5
2.9
1,094
49
207
75
515
1,399
80
253
119
557
1,613
70
249
114
625
1,918
71
264
113
659
6,256
571
1,892
1,909
656
7.6
.7
2.3
2.3
.8
1,509
113
424
369
128
1,496
140
491
496
149
1,619
169
493
533
172
1,632
149
484
511
207
497
1,606
223
.6
1.9
.3
96
248
47
124
411
63
139
496
59
138
451
54
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown,
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-fim inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year,
only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-7a
Employment of covered, workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Industry division «— construction 1/
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States
Alaska
Delaware.
District of Columbia...
Jlorida
Illinois
Massachusetts
Mississippi...
Oklahoma
Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Bumber
Percentage
distribution
January
Tebroary
March
960,261
100.0
745.326
733,119
850.165
14,917
139
4,308
8,625
65.050
14,77?
114
3.909
7.645
63.242
17.154
116
3,860
8,049
65,526
16,048
266
4,058
8,344
66,261
4,996
10,666
2,841
12,496
16,923
4,987
10,624
3,466
13,693
16,885
5.948
12,628
4,393
16,293
16,5%
8,221
16,093
5.106
16,661
16,408
14,601
5.093
1.583
28,431
11,740
17,561
5.132
2.576
37.029
15,904
44$
4,260
9,201
64,100
17.803
8.499
3.1
3.0
2.7
1.3
22,744
23,814
24,081
14,961
11,010
23.274
29.134
27.533
21,206
12,485
23.995
33.847
33.ni
28,842
13.570
18,400
5.701
6.998
2,112
4,603
1.9
14,036
13,156
2.639
3.538
1.320
2,848
15.977
3.656
5.596
1.798
3,097
18,686
27.641
4,086
135.968
21,813
2,152
2.9
.4
14.2
2.3
.2
3.824
101,786
18,185
1,007
19.063
3.963
100,917
18,026
756
22,889
4,186
121,686
21,058
1,092
25.534
4.193
137.855
22,469
2,039
,3 »7 3 ?
149,454
23.773
50,126
9.997
6.725
79.418
7,160
5.2
1.0
33.13S
.7
4,783
73,345
.7
5,762
33.233
8,295
4,746
69,432
4,979
41,682
10,550
5.126
72,096
5.632
46,757
10,487
6,313
78,507
6,736
11,916
1.2
10,504
4.8
.4
12,597
44,605
2,874
10,64s
989
12,171
46,612
2,551
11.999
1.213
13.596
51.673
3.339
1,440
16,812
10,361
4,476
11.247
2.115
1.324
17,605
11,352
5*088
10,405
1,614
1.531
21,599
15.067
6.252
12,233
2,331
2.329
22,021
16,503
7,583
15,881
3,738
8.3
.2
1.5
.2
2.3
1.7
.8
H
.4
18,969
8,028
1,059
15.792
5.420
2,619
41,281
17,374
7.953
15.801
17,754
22,556
21.399
12,183
8,845
3.891
1,420
3.151
17.556
5.682
3,500
50,733
17,410
13.682
15,813
25,361
21,330
13.691
9.210
.7
18,170
5.636
4,023
56,857
20,347
18.553
5.134
4,098
57.824
23.835
13.681
18,489
3.766
.2
5.952
14,285
5.619
21,470
18,959
18,118
5.267
4.107
53.002
22,410
16,816
8,166
15.389
18.555
5.404
.5
7,875
17,598
6,285
23,381
21,983
17,531
5.120
4,010
49.307
20,368
9.205
7.274
11,366
17,783
3,072
2,891
8,882
19.185
6.510
21,588
21,563
17,359
5,117
t3,519
42,502
17.344
7,006
6.263
9.344
16,800
2.907
.6
10,219
18,541
6,807
19.903
21.135
5.506
18,819
16,717
8,210
7,064
9,485
16,349
3,386
2.2
65.072
11,819
813
4.325
7.247
54,951
11.277
18.965
6,543
1.4
.8
1.4
2.0
.5
21,560
29.535
28,966
25.713
12,891
811,469
13,264
708
4,4gO
8,931
60,935
10,954
19.085
6,260
19.694
19.111
8,113
22,551
20,275
18,702
5.533
4,659
60,400
24,192
17,356
Hovember December
964,020
11,248
19.075
5.758
19.003
18,601
10,096
18,252
13,561
7,783
13.576
18,906
4,774
15.091
October
14,588
582
4,452
9,700
64,740
16,725
550
4,679
.4
4.9
1.9
.6
September
18,203
560
4,210
11,909
66,326
14,348
4,872
1.913
29.702
11,325
2.0
2.0
August
18,465
683
3.957
10,938
64,438
1.8
.6
July
18.177
511
4.545
9.188
66,048
16.713
348
4.338
8.562
66,612
17,243
5,311
3.433
47.179
18,304
See footnotes on opposite page*
6.7
June
946,050 1.045,764 1,083.210 1,094,2*10 1.119.558 1,092,211 1.037,983
.9
1.7
2,051
Vest Virginia.....
1.0
May
8,388
16,250
5,425
18,796
18,759
14,152
46,567
4,348
Virginia
(3)
.4
April
H.269
18,622
5.728
4.652
59.079
22,453
16,866
9,064
16,509
19.895
15,886
9,242
15.373
19.924
5.813
13.136
9.037
13,490
7,951
13,773
20,352
4,815
9.660
17,365
18,320
23.379
23.236
22,288
6,837
4,928
6,100
8,885
16,478
20,579
6,409
24,011
34,404
35.333
32.190
15.079
23,046
34,058
34,087
33.967
17,494
23,087
34,019
34,866
34,667
16,936
25.011
32,727
33.391
33.731
15,487
31,584
31.500
31,752
14.877
20,451
29,533
27.727
29.082
12,863
21,037
6,217
8,460
2,352
4,918
21,041
6,899
8.679
2,422
5,491
22,543
7.865
8.903
2.256
5.435
22,412
8,246
8,939
2,352
5.730
20,878
7.815
9.036
2.310
5.749
19,826
6,761
8.099
2,421
5.870
17.539
5.831
6,801
2,283
5.096
13.670
4,427
4,553
2,l4o
28,773
29,945
3.855
153,021
25.545
3.033
29.855
4.687
150.787
23.849
3.395
31,604
4,799
33.426
4,611
151.609
23.692
3.405
31.319
3.581
141,082
20,480
1.671
28,059
3,491
123,539
56,1110
10,583
6,846
85,002
7.684
60,239
10,743
7.171
82,752
8,067
61,842
10,849
8,135
83.252
8,253
12,788
2,257
13.720
51.736
4.526
14,180
2,800
14,766
52,891
4,779
14,797
2,687
15.015
52.009
4,841
13.495
2.507
15.255
49.254
5.182
2.376
23.176
17.105
7.127
14,915
3.381
3.361
25.390
18,225
3.532
25.714
18,680
9,113
19.315
4.576
3.096
25.018
19.263
10,051
19.886
5.028
5.165
7,480
2,268
3,784
2,762
8.651
18,864
4,127
20,620
6,205
16,051
20,165
156,076
23.837
3.474
61,889
6,511
21,209
32,262
4,104
143,803
21,568
2,251
2,894
4,063
19,267
942
8,646
59.269
11.261
7.512
86,974
8,189
55.679
10,348
8,618
86,717
7,459
49.699
9.258
7.760
81,128
7.596
41,948
7,864
6,006
67.903
6.917
11,986
2.575
17.021
48,567
5,783
10,828
2,808
15.532
45.498
5.627
11,064
2,472
15,037
41,527
4,814
10,613
1.925
13.906
38.768
4.360
10,085
1.320
11,211
35.656
3.504
2.830
24,758
19,563
9,202
20,497
5.895
2,507
25.277
20,045
8,626
19.416
5.685
2,374
23.241
18,373
7.437
17.426
4,449
2,110
19.643
16,448
6.594
14,800
3.371
1,468
16,021
13.551
8.381
11.569
2,282
11.693
7.688
85.909
C-7b
Wages earned, in covered employment, by bt-tes, anu. by quarters, 1939
Industry division —
construction 1J
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
California
Amount
Percentage
distribution
$1,250,211
100.0
11,32*+
765
-9
.1
.4
.5
7.9
April - June
July - September
$226,125
$325,742
$356,052
$342,292
2,547
64
1.337
3,O4O
247
1.336
2,683
299
1.385
1.833
22,736
3.054
155
1,336
1.397
25,426
25,184
25,29s
25,015
6,463
21,354
17,920
.9
2.0
.5
1.7
1.4
1,540
3.751
888
3.645
3.572
3.046
6.525
1.572
4,897
3.736
3.4S7
7.355
1.892
5.948
4.736
2,64s
7.384
12,610
1.0
2,44s
3.127
.4
.3
6.6
2.2
1,248
524
12,261
4, ISO
1,083
3.354
1,408
1,212
24,896
9,208
3,681
5,450
3,347
82,586
27,782
15,577
8,587
14,171
1.2
.7
2,101
1.595
2.383
98,64*+
10,721
Florida
Illinois
19.173
5,O4I
25,113
6,067
1+2,486
4,4i4
228,985
16,835
2,077
3.4
.4
18.3
1.3
7.234
69.722
5.6
.9
.9
7.8
.7
10.957
.7
i,s4i
235
5,104
Oklahoma.
10,622
10,889
97.805
8,615
8,961
1.943
13,226
1+4,303
4,g41
2,236
West Virginia
2.132
3.626
4,685
1,248
4,187
728
Pennsylvania
Virginia
700
6.967
4,238
1.9
.5
.7
.2
.4
2,670
South Carolina
South Dakota.
4,195
20,009
6,683
12,679
11,230
7.07S
2.337
9.770
North Dakota
1.5
.4
1,316
4,859
8,704
7,^70
3.374
23.347
6,467
8,243
New Mexico.
New Tork 4/.
1.1
1.231
2.0
3.8
3.3
2.2
.8
47,828
41,268
27.557
New Hampshire
October - December
January - March
.2
.2
1.1
3.5
.4
26,61s
22,1+85
.2
1.8
2.1
8.595
24,333
3.913
.7
2.0
.3
1,621
1,139
462
742
1.196
4l,014
3.275
201
2.055
1,977
20,121
1.361
2.679
10,378
667
306
4,228
4,514
1.336
3.810
508
2,005
5.026
2,560
4,335
5.026
1.765
6,873
13.522
11,984
9,280
3.177
2,111
6,864
5.876
1,47s
1,028
25,420
7.427
4,212
2,300
3.827
5.267
1.32s
6,698
12,923
10,584
7.825
2.635
1.715
2,180
756
1.237
6.795
2.313
2.566
725
1.630
6,298
1.711
2.358
727
1,495
10,283
1,208
64,724
4,444
588
11.797
l,l4o
60,827
4,617
808
13,172
870
62,420
18,138
2,761
2,856
23.535
2,331
21,498
3.054
3.317
26,799
2,469
19,129
2.752
2,450
548
3.183
2,464
638
3.718
4,499
4so
2.739
27.350
2,454
2,206
522
3.646
11,663
10,191
1.554
1.364
6.334
7.371
762
6,429
7.564
5^3
5,494
7.169
1.045
2,689
7.881
1.479
12,071
1.256
625.
2,262
6.192
2,30s
6,500
881
1/ Includes major industry groups 15-17.
2j See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
3J Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wpges only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-8a
Employment of covered workers, by States, }J aad by months, 1939
Major industry group 15 —
building construction
general contractors
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/....
Delaware.
District of Columbia.••
Hawaii
March
274,808 274,240
316,207
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
376,498 376,384 383,046
364,988
343,444
328,746
281,873
6,649
1,524
2,565
21,968
4,327
6,768
1,703
2,908
22,785
4,228
5,539
1,889
2,622
22,132
3,670
4,844
1,622
2,509
20,271
3,081
5,355
1,628
2,370
18,913
2,902
5,103
1,573
1,844
17,167
2,354
8,082
2,496
7,352
9,279
7,679
8,391
2,479
7,236
9,470
7,869
7,796
2,704
8,169
10,580
7,915
7,496
2,896
6,948
10,906
7,992
7,767
3,027
7,548
11,232
8,090
6,925
3,038
9,488
11,816
8,330
5,306
2,681
8,674
9,887
7,980
2,891
1,646
14,528
10,114
5,923
3,009
1,653
15,561
10,063
6,518
2,759
1,585
16,857
10,280
6,298
2,834
1,774
18,380
9,838
6,344
2,921
1,722
17,871
8,786
5,883
2,812
1,596
17,470
8,263
5,338
2,886
1,448
16,850
7,203
4,519
2,697
1,104
14,250
5,435
3,185
3,054
5,445
8,387
1,408
7,443
3,002
5,720
8,684
1,869
7,518
2,950
5,565
9,349
1,884
7,670
2,946
5,758
9,181
1,854
7,169
2,573
5,812
9,098
2,133
7,237
2,177
5,628
8,152
2,127
6,825
2,014
4,938
8,038
1,871
6,218
1,752
4,678
8,157
1,874
5,853
1,247
3,367
7,016
1,341
5,159
8,473
9,923
6,257
2,164
5,600
10,409
10,705
8,573
2,189
6,098
11,871
11,921
10,839
2,004
6,420
11,783
12,279
12,197
1,944
6,402
11,812
11,669
13,483
2,333
6,790
11,894
11,380
13,930
2,123
6,198
11,484
10,316
13,803
1,702
5,741
11,049
10,038
12,205
1,384
5,187
10,611
9,576
11,556
1,262
4,588
8,065
7,998
8,934
1,095
3,348
906
1,147
381
1,416
8,021
1,523
1,690
515
1,516
9,676
1,960
2,125
646
1,815
10,495
2,252
2,314
767
2,342
12,116
2,329
2,806
860
2,444
12,567
2,269
3,254
794
2,175
12,469
2,184
3,092
905
2,190
13,812
1,777
3,107
728
2,258
14,883
1,562
2,950
949
2,206
13,730
1,459
2,615
1,000
2,191
13,630
1,102
1,811
858
1,696
12,314
1,230
27,195
9,149
342
13,243
1,270
27,300
8,941
260
13,270
1,348
32,880
10,487
411
16,782
1,406
37,429
10,033
651
18,610
1,340
40,275
10,910
699
20,914
1,404
42,055
11,354
728
22,373
1,747
42,075
10,789
785
23,284
1,630
43,345
10,930
735
22,617
1,490
39,883
10,670
655
21,568
1,498
37,357
9,764
552
19,852
1,263
36,399
9,901
445
18,139
1,107
30,952
9,969
324
15,304
1.0
.6
7.0
.8
1.4
3,285
1,388
21,762
2,307
3,767
3,387
1,505
20,601
1,965
4,284
4,193
1,590
21,391
2,254
4,823
4,112
1,834
23,293
2,635
4,693
4,050
2,026
25,220
3,053
4,656
3,563
1,918
24,553
3,070
4,965
3,514
2,279
24,701
3,197
5,048
3,691
2,346
25,098
3,326
4,754
3,493
2,186
25,106
2,940
4,359
2,880
2,158
24,838
2,590
4,394
2,535
1,992
23,739
2,697
4,418
2,102
1,466
20,500
2,523
4,333
710
7,330
17,095
1,588
1,059
.2
2.2
5.1
.5
.3
504
6,364
18,454
1,211
728
435
5,863
19,194
1,104
704
532
6,962
21,005
1,467
878
767
6,792
19,055
1,508
1,453
807
7,106
19,060
1,574
1,655
907
7,450
18,329
1,546
1,258
815
7,891
16,335
1,935
1,258
845
8,950
16,705
2,294
1,216
906
8,505
15,885
2,099
1,059
699
8,211
14,866
1,441
957
663
7,693
13,437
1,523
897
637
6,170
12,811
1,354
652
8,447
4,038
3,300
5,689
610
2.5
1.2
1.0
1.7
.2
6,919
2,702
2,497
4,323
294
7,242
3,220
2,863
3,803
270
8,968
3,609
3,538
5,124
454
9,199
4,142
3,530
5,995
625
10,151
4,471
3,764
6,875
713
9,892
5,333
4,088
6,920
845
9,388
5,444
4,053
6,772
767
9,020
4,947
3,693
6,756
772
9,263
4,594
3,169
6,342
724
8,343
3,944
2,420
6,105
6,948
3,290
2,361
5,173
6,029
2,755
3,620
4,080
523
Percentage
distribution
335,511
100.0
6,254
1,666
2,646
22,312
3,119
1.9
.5
.8
6.6
.9
6,222
1,611
3,050
24,255
1,663
6,395
1,584
3,040
24,166
1,695
7,437
1,579
2,965
24,585
2,229
7,054
1,766
2,752
24,361
3,097
6,420
1,752
2,657
23,867
3,835
7,265
1,761
2,466
23,271
4,348
6,851
2,379
7,083
9,376
7,806
2.0
.7
2.1
2.8
2.3
4,930
1,120
4,424
8,171
7,005
4,873
1,507
5,262
8,171
7,359
5,889
1,963
6,279
7,342
8,301
7,036
2,201
6,422
7,750
7,589
7,724
2,439
7,196
7,911
7,558
2,759
1,400
14,601
8,278
4,993
.8
.4
4.3
2.5
1.5
2,343
840
9,757
5,715
3,546
2,657
654
8,930
6,234
3,000
2,651
1,172
11,712
8,303
4,052
2,647
1,601
13,043
9,109
5,305
.7
1.5 2.4
.5
2.0
2,469
4,167
6,473
1,102
5,158
2,117
4,233
7,084
988
6,298
2,564
5,017
7,583
1,071
7,416
10,350
10,288
10,176
1,915
5,523
3.1
3.1
3.0
.6
1.6
8,920
8,872
5,642
2,311
5,119
7,833
8,783
4,699
2,476
4,787
1,702
2,338
734
1,986
11,806
.5
.7
.2
.6
3.5
1,099
1,142
404
1,585
7,964
1,395
36,429
10,242
549
18,830
.4
10.9
3.1
.2
5.6
3,401
1,891
23,400
2,713
4,541
2,405
5,027
8,100
1,627
6,664
See footnotes on opposite page*
January February
Number
340,352 365,517
663
666
G- 8b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
LSajor industry group 15 —
building construction
general contractors
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States \J
North Dakota
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
Amount
July - September
October - December
$420,947
100.0
$80,260
$110,645
$118,757
$111,285
4,646
1,899
1,908
33,475
3,710
1.1
.5
.5
8.0
.9
1,165
455
499
8,372
463
1,327
485
488
8,887
1,137
1,140
472
517
8,315
1,199
1,014
487
404
7,901
911
10,94S
3,004
7,924
8,778
6,057
2.6
.7
1.9
2.1
1.4
1,726
366
1,415
1,672
1,203
3,042
698
1,844
1,749
1,475
3,195
850
2,084
2,389
1,504
2,985
1,090
2,581
2,968
1,875
2,754
1,467
25,211
12,509
6,146
.7
.3
6.0
3.0
1.5
592
204
3,796
2,155
940
696
446
5,825
3,463
1,705
723
444
7,351
3,885
1,965
743
373
8,239
3,006
1,536
2,819
5,711
7,388
1,739
7,918
.7
1.4
1.8
.4
1.9
545
1,084
1,624
257
1,682
842
1,609
1,917
429
2,176
864
1,692
1,979
561
2,151
568
1,326
1,868
492
1,909
16,991
14,714
11,114
1,631
7,097
4.0
3.5
2.6
.4
1.7
3,020
2,921
1,437
434
1,540
4,567
4,191
2,831
465
1,839
4,711
3,991
3,680
444
1,918
4,693
3,611
3,166
288
1,800
1,882
2,831
909
2,139
18,737
.4
.7
.2
.5
4.5
282
334
114
356
3,124
633
640
224
580
4,427
585
939
275
618
5,228
382
918
296
585
5,958
1,335
54,871
7,771
583
26,931
.3
13.0
1.8
.1
6.4
324
10,416
1,623
76
4,403
398
15,286
2,049
172
6,977
348
15,612
2,095
208
8,306
265
13,557
2,004
127
7,245
3,297
2,704
29,519
3,326
3,579
.8
.6
7.0
.8
.8
799
553
6,101
546
771
946
754
7,136
970
956
856
771
7,992
913
977
696
626
8,290
897
875
729
6,650
16,289
1,551
1,014
•2
1.6
3.9
.4
.2
109
1,303
4,123
237
149
190
1,541
4,382
393
277
223
1,879
4,087
495
343
207
1,927
3,697
426
245
8,593
5,118
3,868
8,427
574
2.0
1.2
.9
2.0
.1
1,714
1,015
731
1,393
61
2,515
1,457
1,114
2,274
169
2,420
1,536
1,167
2,644
181
1,944
1,110
856
2,116
163
I/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C -9a
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Major industry groups 16 —
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
January February
general contractors, other than building
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November December
290,938
100.0
210,875
199,508
236,326
280,391
327,667
342,880
354,625
360,263
352,979
329,147
282,650
213,917
7,367
282
1,860
5,083
17,264
2.5
.1
.6
1.7
5.9
7,010
19
1,971
4,507
16,433
6,423
16
1,613
3,541
14,925
7,550
16
1,504
3,882
16,029
6,860
127
1,598
4,231
16,865
7,998
210
1,830
4,462
17,363
8,346
353
2,093
5,302
17,079
9,072
467
1,652
6,433
17,680
8,824
351
1,781
7,149
17,861
8,756
316
2,018
6,759
17,990
7,410
353
2,062
5,582
19,989
5,526
509
2,145
5,007
18,710
4,632
650
2,051
4,142
16,246
3,302
3,975
698
1,500
5,344
1.1
1.4
.2
.5
1.8
1,859
1,969
336
609
5,456
1,787
1,960
413
610
5,663
2,010
2,455
601
937
5,903
3,141
4,216
696
953
5,363
4,211
5,122
611
1,222
5,266
4,705
5,195
716
1,398
5,242
4,416
4,752
1,078
1,849
5,277
4,682
5,058
975
2,052
5,068
4,374
4,846
921
1,936
5,503
3,738
4,719
764
2,229
5,273
2,922
4,218
698
1,994
5,11B
1,780
3,182
564
2,210
4,989
6,480
1,120
1,162
12,701
4,973
2.2
.4
.4
4.4
1.7
5,336
1,272
502
6,206
2,232
5,085
1,140
442
5,483
2,169
6,748
1,174
744
7,774
2,680
6,997
1,131
1,038
9,643
3,278
7,066
879
1,349
13,751
4,991
7,369
851
1,362
16,007
6,496
7,064
975
1,449
19,391
7,236
7,332
1,269
1,781
18,671
7,729
7,267
1,366
1,851
17,528
7,551
6,771
1,176
1,465
16,240
6,573
5,873
1,097
1,171
12,982
5,080
4,853
1,112
795
8,7a
3,661
6,121
4,374
5,057
6,592
2,291
2.1
1.5
1.7
2.3
.8
2,965
3,927
2,530
6,289
1,634
2,319
3,417
2,401
5,939
1,248
3,271
3,931
3,138
6,236
1,319
6,015
4,167
4,445
6,393
1,541
8,390
4,087
5,864
6,055
2,547
8,244
3,807
6,118
6,860
3,254
8,808
4,232
6,570
6,725
3,246
8,112
5,134
6,967
6,761
3,383
8,112
5,875
7,229
6,931
3,474
7,829
6,028
6,753
7,075
2,992
6,060
5,070
5,599
7,725
2,062
3,324
2,811
3,067
6,112
789
3,113
6,805
7,097
6,839
10,457
1.1
2.3
2.4
2.4
3.6
2,413
5,885
3,722
2,365
6,448
2,413
4,969
3,926
2,006
5,906
3,323
5,043
4,519
2,191
8,387
3,774
6,841
5,851
4,41B
9,683
3,989
8,634
8,616
8,336
10,922
3,634
9,024
9,571
10,167
12,562
3,538
8,823
9,185
10,923
14,605
3,244
8,067
9,620
10,287
14,162
2,982
7,102
9,709
9,326
13,303
3,049
6,611
8,847
9,150
13,113
2,717
5,841
6,687
7,822
11,094
2,278
4,820
4,905
5,072
5,296
6,344
2,604
3,648
896
1,336
2.2
.9
1.3
.3
.5
3,907
845
1,959
639
534
3,535
703
1,621
605
455
4,758
873
3,008
867
529
6,039
1,847
4,355
1,058
775
7,558
2,491
5,199
999
1,099
7,435
2,970
4,903
970
1,420
8,206
3,958
4,654
954
1,731
8,873
4,428
4,761
916
2,185
8,088
4,374
4,745
1,064
2,116
7,448
3,692
3,892
1,038
2,305
6,152
2,940
2,903
828
1,626
4,128
2,124
1,781
808
1,252
5,671
2,104
28,522
7,460
1,327
2.0
.7
9.8
2.6
.5
3,742
2,274
22,333
5,887
4,691
2,339
24,191
6,705
501
5,964
2,256
28,040
8,502
1,161
6,736
1,881
31,791
8,428
1,766
6,755
1,884
32,042
9,576
1,964
6,682
2,211
32,661
8,615
2,222
6,367
462
3,662
2,350
21,139
5,830
339
33,774
8,314
2,420
6,547
2,359
33,956
8,596
2,397
6,409
1,862
30,946
7,721
1,363
5,850
1,625
28,456
6,339
952
4,652
1,794
22,937
5,005
383
9,695
5,085
2,899
19,289
1,324
3.3
1.7
1.0
6.6
.5
4,584
3,501
1,965
18,343
832
4,461
3,611
1,856
17,175
712
6,014
4,961
1,950
17,834
763
7,829
4,771
2,757
19,420
1,163
11,508
4,775
3,068
21,027
1,366
12,711
5,230
3,510
20,470
1,526
14,103
5,523
3,723
20,594
1,527
14,817
6,182
3,146
21,956
1,742
13,331
6,195
3,113
21,744
1,701
11,656
6,168
3,901
21,436
1,537
9,031
5,434
3,391
18,709
1,577
6,296
2,413
12,960
1,437
5,510
1,124
3,440
21,117
1,755
1.9
.4
1.2
7.3
.6
5,395
365
3,312
19,556
1,052
5,002
405
3,324
20,332
856
5,752
498
3,740
22,587
1,191
6,767
1,298
3,786
24,826
2,138
7,818
1,769
4,178
24,995
2,310
7,750
1,521
4,086
23,912
2,430
6,146
1,413
3,890
22,820
1,953
5,046
1,505
4,111
22,045
2,126
4,280
1,646
3,363
21,081
2,091
4,260
1,525
3,123
18,636
2,125
4,086
1,033
2,572
17,188
1,634
3,814
510
1,802
15,423
1,152
892
6,279
9,995
3,392
4,925
2,448
.3
2.2
3.4
1.2
1.7
.8
473
4,082
5,631
1,335
2,809
1,363
376
4,174
6,088
1,577
2,570
936
371
5,756
9,104
2,037
2,586
1,355
587
6,603
10,525
2,879
3,608
2,172
1,264
7,587
11,086
4,127
6,292
2,778
1,782
7,888
10,644
4,193
6,592
2,961
7,421
11,013
5,101
7,263
3,491
1,132
7,372
11,812
4,426
7,760
4,313
1,013
7,645
12,881
4,559
7,009
4,060
984
7,090
11,824
4,076
5,394
2,945
855
5,644
10,764
3,126
4,262
1,946
559
4,086
8,572
3.268
2,951
1,062
See footnote on opposite page.
2,414
4,666
C - 9b
Wage earners in covered employment, by States, and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 16 —
general contractors, other than building
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$352,548
100.0
$60,339
$90,228
$106,358
$95,623
4,738
448
2,658
3,498
28,489
1.3
.1
.7
1.0
8.1
971
8
679
539
5,797
1,227
83
639
658
7,055
1,358
149
640
1,185
7,465
1,182
208
700
1,116
8,172
4,242
5,679
736
1,688
4,479
1.2
1.6
.2
.5
1.3
573
726
133
189
1,073
1,175
1,508
184
310
1,061
1,504
1,765
229
548
1,067
990
1,680
190
6U
1,278
3,861
1,329
1,520
20,338
7,204
1.1
.4
.4
5.8
2.0
773
358
189
2,429
775
1,000
282
391
4,649
1,541
1,077
327
489
7,055
2,714
1,011
362
451
6,205
2,174
6,305
4,610
4,502
6,934
2,351
1.8
1.3
1.3
2.0
.7
648
876
574
1,511
292
1,772
1,002
991
1,616
556
2,118
1,334
1,563
1,737
914
1,767
1,398
1,374
2,070
589
4,071
11,854
8,254
6,784
7,701
1.2
3.4
2.3
1.9
2.2
809
2,150
1,220
589
1,101
1,124
3,263
2,222
1,740
1,748
1,104
3,380
2,637
2,530
2,615
1,034
3,061
2,175
1,925
2,237
6,565
3,066
4,076
1,221
1,554
1.9
.9
1.2
.3
.4
942
211
582
255
130
1,651
676
1,229
368
279
2,132
1,250
1,266
300
611
1,840
929
999
298
534
North Dakota
8,432
2,473
49,347
5,182
1,196
2.4
.7
14.0
1.5
.3
1,521
767
9,896
934
82
2,294
654
13,546
1,402
347
2,284
602
13,673
1,495
503
2,333
450
12,232
1,351
264
Rhode Island
11,845
5,627
5,181
24,512
1,576
3.4
1.6
1.5
6.9
.4
1,476
917
849
5,014
179
2,910
1,314
1,327
5,865
386
4,226
1,689
1,682
6,903
491
3,233
1,707
1,323
6,730
520
3,609
1,001
2,958
18,943
2,125
1.0
.3
.8
5.4
.6
767
89
666
4,361
268
1,116
307
806
5,246
582
954
355
854
5,011
685
772
250
632
4,325
590
824
5,578
18,022
3,584
7,117
2,661
.2
1.6
5.1
1.0
2.0
.8
94
939
2,821
421
836
340
239
1,584
5,004
896
1,691
712
288
1,604
5,041
1,209
2,663
1,083
203
1,451
5,156
1,058
1,927
526
State }J
Florida
Illinois
New York 2/
Amount
3/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
jg/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer)j data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-IOa
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 17 — construction —
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/....
California
Delaware..
District of Columbia...
Hawaii
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nevada.
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin.
Average manth Ly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
January February
special trade contractors
March
April
May
June
July
August
September October November Decentoer
333,812
100.0
259,643
259,371
297,632
325,307
352,580
363,832
363,231
376,249
374,244
365,392
352,624
315,679
2,283
734
1,472
24,524
1,967
.7
.2
.4
7.3
.6
1,685
726
1,068
24,362
1,474
1,961
712
1,064
24,151
1,505
2,167
777
1,202
24,912
1,709
2,134
694
1,361
25,035
1,983
2,295
756
1,443
25,382
2,050
2,566
691
1,420
25,698
2,195
2,744
781
1,940
24,790
2,211
2,611
726
1,852
25,680
2,367
2,430
772
1,888
24,950
2,175
2,334
768
1,609
24,480
2,063
2,383
707
1,554
23,312
2,051
2,084
701
1,261
21,538
1,818
5,424
2,348
10,213
4,039
2,957
1.6
.7
3.1
1.2
.9
3,767
1,385
7,463
3,296
2,007
3,791
1,546
7,821
3,051
2,157
4,284
1,829
9,077
3,300
2,512
4,841
2,209
9,286
3,295
2,773
5,406
2,456
10,401
3,540
2,907
5,798
2,546
10,253
4,080
3,070
5,942
2,703
10,609
4,364
3,620
6,111
2,864
12,330
4,627
3,455
6,199
2,990
11,019
4,726
3,363
6,699
2,719
11,811
5,058
3,309
6,455
2,549
11,899
5,049
3,353
5,797
2,374
10,586
4,083
2,959
1,432
876
19,877
5,053
2,447
.4
.3
6.0
1.5
.7
1,257
571
13,739
3,378
1,699
1,296
487
14,018
3,337
1,687
1,307
660
17,543
4,108
1,882
1,339
880
19,816
4,957
2,362
1,350
1,407
1,092
1,015
21,028
21,434
5,263
5,851
2,503 j 2,612
1,400
1,064
21,576
6,319
2,697
1,430
1,104
23,349
6,625
2,900
1,441
1,079
23,680
6,116
2,871
1,648
962
23,147
5,511
2,719
1,699
881
20,901
5,127
2,911
1,611
720
18,290
4,040
2,528
1,004
3,492
4,214
856
11,783
.3
1.0
1.3
.3
3.5
668
2,788
3,587
650
8,242
729
2,710
3,777
671
9,043
779
3,211
3,964
682
12,005
892
3,791
3,709
817
12,057
1,077
3,805
3,816
988
12,488
1,196
4,118
4,411
1,067
12,707
1,321
3,723
4,259
1,000
12,339
1,178
3,699
4,720
893
12,606
1,012
3,652
4,812
910
15,204
1,200
3,682
4,811
950
11*942
1,129
3,496
4,470
879
11,881
870
3,226
4,237
764
10,883
12,380
11,581
8,698
519
6,533
3.7
3.5
2.6
.2
2.0
10,556
8,736
5,684
451
5,010
9,754
8,690
5,478
463
4,834
10,298
9,639
6,513
459
5,619
11,884
10,977
8,215
613
6,549
13,342
12,574
9,667
644
7,059
13,597
13,483
9,826
573
7,204
13,423
13,233
9,561
556
7,547
14,058
13,866
10,450
651
7,341
14,141
13,366
10,602
482
7,049
13,924
12,615
10,397
380
7,191
13,081
11,464
9,704
507
6,799
10,494
10,333
8,282
446
6,194
1,395
1,012
482
1,281
10,164
.4
.3
.1
.4
3.0
947
790
377
1,032
7,263
1,030
770
334
977
7,380
1,260
898
416
1,052
8,522
1,358
1,000
564
1,194
9,075
1,474
947
586
1,477
9,921
1,600
970
592
1,627
10,623
1,638
995
508
1,529
10,704
1,634
1,086
531
1,355
11,425
1,664
1,184
518
1,375
11,996
1,507
1,257
434
1,359
12,123
1,432
1,283
455
1,279
11,839
1,201
961
474
1,115
11,093
587
71,017
4,111
276
21,601
.2
21.3
1.2
.1
6.5
320
52,258
3,149
203
15,311
343
52,478
3,255
157
15,502
499
64,615
3,866
180
18,886
531
72,386
3,934
227
20,318
514
77,388
4,435
297
23,718
567
78,924
4,615
341
25,155
729
76,051
4,445
388
24,455
755
78,957
4,593
319
24,455
762
744
77,770 \ 75,500
4,426
4,083
336
353
24,370
24,171
693
76,227
4,240
274
22,529
590
69,650
4,293
235
20,348
1,511
1,935
36,729
3,123
1,865
.4
.6
11.0
.9
.6
1,242
1,430
33,440
2,623
1,342
1,297
1,385
31,656
2,302
1,362
1,396
1,586
32,871
2,615
1,424
1,604
1,722
35,794
2,938
1,328
1,758
1,752
38,755
3,265
1,706
1,950
1,743
37,729
3,471
2,082
1,812
2,133
37,957
3,529
2,301
1,820
2,196
38,855
3,578
2,186
1,573
2,213
40,124
3,548
2,189
1,300
2,559
40,443
3,332
2,410
1,289
2,377
38,680
3,322
2,109
1,096
2,127
34,443
2,957
1,938
217
3,382
8,355
1,005
378
.1
1.0
2.5
.3
.1
190
2,921
6,595
611
239
149
2,984
7,086
591
244
183
2,894
8,081
681
282
192
3,142
7,855
880
336
224
3,482
8,836
895
442
259
3,479
9,768
865
492
279
3,474
10,099
1,294
534
225
3,960
9,817
1,363
482
256
3,664
8,532
1,437
435
248
3,703
8,025
1,248
433
231
3,6a
8,143
1,203
358
173
3,239
7,422
998
257
7,295
2,470
891
5,267
680
2.2
.7
.3
1.6
.2
5,811
2,028
644
4,115
458
6,189
2,044
648
4,032
408
6,875
2,354
677
4,523
522
7,374
2,438
718
5,312
584
7,652
2,668
760
5,697
636
7,934
2,703
832
5,803
770
8,209
2,806
897
5,851
770
8,366
2,804
1,083
5,981
810
8,369
2,570
89 8
6,065
901
7,808
2,605
941
5,927
841
7,051
2,394
1,107
5,365
759
5,906
2,224
1,493
4,538
697
See footnotes on opposite page.
C-lOb
Wages earned in covered enployment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 17 —
construction —
special trade contractors
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/...
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado.
Percentage
distribution
$476,716
1,940
337
1,060
36,680
2,769
.4
.2
.2
7.7
.6
1.8
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$85,526
$124,869
$130,937
$135,384
411
203
193
8,567
504
500
212
251
9,484
734
542
224
303
9.404
784
487
198
313
9,225
747
1,299
389
2,041
827
472
1,975
690
2,743
926
652
2,395
813
3,316
773
2,719
831
3,642
1,630
795
298
131
338
246
9,535
1,963
358
279
10,490
2,609
943
373
204
10,976
2,247
909
362
334
1,127
1,329
247
3,755
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida
Georgia
8,388
2,723
11,742
4,663
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
1,367
860
37,037
8,069
Kansas
Kentucky.
Louisiana.
Maine
Maryland
1,158
3,958
4,851
951
13,124
1.0
1,060
2.7
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri.
18,983
18,300
4.0
3.8
9,659
438
9,685
2.0
2.0
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
Nevr Jersey
1,519
1,336
540
1,411
15,317
.3
.3
.3
3.2
606
124,767
26.2
20,702
298
30,946
.8
.1
6.5
1,698
.4
3,004
43,774
3,713
1,773
9.2
.8
.4
New Mexico
New York 2/
North Carolina.......
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina.
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas.
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming.
2,692
3,126
3,882
.6
2.5
1.0
.6
.3
.2
7.8
1.7
.7
.2
.8
.2
.1
.1
.1
.6
6,036
1,250
513
174
725
1,026
1,080
151
2,368
1,152
263
3,383
1,310
290
3,618
3,534
3,329
1,348
86
1,705
4,849
4,817
2,507
124
2,577
5,431
5,356
3,070
235
223
93
256
2,589
406
311
164
378
3,562
105
718
43
5,078
156
35,892
993
69
8,251
31,542
1,027
97
8,966
155
36,631
1,144
89
8,651
339
575
9,006
636
303
501
775
10,534
975
378
509
864
11,904
1,065
533
349
790
12,330
1,037
559
51
836
2,443
281
109
60
985
2,565
374
131
65
1,087
2,169
348
95
2,235
2.405
987
313
2,574
215
2,099
903
394
2,457
192
213
(4)
.8
37
1.9
710
9,071
1,165
398
.2
.1
1,894
162
63
8,314
3,478
1,143
8,839
1.7
.7
1,575
678
184
1,581
107
3,618
678
.2
1.9
.1
761
288
1,280
910
252
2,227
I64
118
2,745
478
361
150
401
4,285
190
5,169
4,798
2,734
110
2,658
400
441
133
376
4,881
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
|/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
y Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer): data for total wages earned in
&
covered employment not available.
V Less than 0.1 percent.
C-lla
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Industry division — manufacturirg 1/
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States
District of Columbia..
Florida
Hawaii
Illinoi
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina.,..,.,.
West Virginia
January
February
March
Number
Percentage
distribution
9,731,686
100,0
135,212
3,625
7,707
45,654
373,845
1.4
(3)
.1
,5
3,8
130,463
921
7,702
41,576
331,683
129,833
941
7,303
42,334
333,080
133,647
1,002
7,5U
43,521
343,546
31,499
281,078
24,150
13,345
66,790
.3
2.9
,3
.1
.7
27,386
266,269
21,942
13,290
67,860
27,195
269,184
22,361
13,357
67,821
270,529
22,893
13,236
70,328
182,729
34,791
13,704
770,474
336,881
1.9
.4
.1
7.9
3.5
174,758
32,125
9,276
729,532
313,683
177,588
31,950
8,967
736,752
316,721
85,777
41,605
79,893
88,804
90,107
.9
.4
.8
.9
.9
81,329
38,550
75,005
80,967
86,337
163,467
540,284
630,266
107,993
53,015
1.7
5.6
6,5
April
May
June
July
August
Septenfcer
October
November
December
9,205,096 9,263,284 9,430,405 9,404,551 9,362,509 9,490,023 9,548,361 9,908,315 10,258,779 10,424,338 10,366,051 10,118,537
131,356
1,313
7,425
42,780
357,749
128,566
5,446
7,522
43,320
359,766
129,504
7,118
7,812
44,379
374,820
132,488
8,734
7,590
45,406
395,094
134,819
10,175
7,276
47,288
428,298
ia,834
4,156
7,696
50,159
414,463
143,722
1,743
8,007
50,a7
401,696
144,134
1,025
8,046
49,004
381,848
142,177
930
8,565
47,661
364,091
29,270
268,681
23,514
12,938
67,443
30,145
268,696
23,734
13,550
65,406
31,558
268,535
24,096
13,533
64,852
32,128
273,621
22,652
13,344
62,912
32,933
281,113
25,985
13,395
62,a7
34,066
294,566
27,032
13,240
64,411
37,556
303,856
25,629
13,164
66,815
35,782
308,254
25,027
13,322
69,745
31,725
299,632
24,937
13,772
71,476
183,296
29,357
8,924
744,766
322,186
178,352
29,485
10,356
743,315
317,7a
176,930
29,642
13,745
746,337
318,771
176,877
40,542
15,193
757,181
323,715
176,491
47,290
16,104
760,647
323,869
182,953
45,764
17,081
775,799
352,310
192,180
36,944
17,150
804,082
362,203
193,221
31,955
18,228
821,854
365,224
192,565
31,444
16,480
825,461
363,753
187,542
30,995
12,947
799,964
362,390
80,949
38,064
75,562
79,472
86,811
82,422
39,098
75,679
82,359
84,082
83,571
40,393
76,604
84,616
81,901
84,925
a,783
77,872
82,425
87,652
84,816
42,318
79,261
84,027
92,358
86,133
43,705
79,377
85,361
95,843
88,508
43,098
81,378
91,662
95,945
89,296
43,668
83,256
96,262
94,292
88,743
43,434
85,120
103,086
92,591
89,980
43,175
86,618
100,827
90,408
82,986
94,583
93,064
150,605
520,127
629,138
99,445
51,593
155,804
525,499
628,122
101,628
54,635
157,072
531,875
622,356
103,637
50,047
157,382
524,533
591,814
105,619
48,743
161,133
526,840
606,011
110,599
49,568
166,154
529,077
.5
145,808
509,346
637,594
99,067
52,324
109,897
50,550
172,175
5a,887
585,487
114,775
55,367
178,818
559,991
666,785
113,097
57,339
174,081
585,152
669,205
113,049
57,144
173,116
578,470
674,264
113,574
56,301
169,452
550,605
710,476
111,525
52,574
222,990
11,923
26,647
1,132
65,447
2.3
.1
.3
(3)
.7
217,733
10,839
24,868
989
63,706
220,908
10,502
24,495
1,000
65,227
223,568
10,486
24,710
1,063
63,912
220,327
11,168
25,226
1,084
64,485
219,186
11,537
26,543
1,130
62,684
220,948
11,680
26,968
1,152
64,455
223,103
12,083
27,007
1,182
65,543
220,816
12,597
27,550
1,230
65,910
226,669
12,892
28,152
1,200
67,297
228,309
13,560
28,908
1,217
67,289
228,292
13,173
28,650
1,193
67,287
226,021
12,557
26,691
1,140
67,564
546,011
3,996
1,247,624
303,830
3,967
5.6
(3)
12,8
3.1
(3)
744,308
40,137
69,704
1,009,747
124,249
7.7
.4
.7
10.4
1.3
694,446
37,921
52,692
955,899
122,421
702,328
38,047
53,093
971,938
124,385
711,530
38,801
55,713
982,179
122,814
717,455
39,001
60,958
979,977
117,598
712,009
39,964
66,897
965,873
117,394
718,569
a,208
72,625
972,635
117,497
808,718
798,338
808,969
784,853
725,177 749,297
40,382
a,843
40,635
a,494
40,827
a , 523
84,892
78,169
81,704
72,463
74,494
82,751
988,733 1,006,222 1,043,122 1,086,421 1,094,079 1,069,894
119,842 122,648
129,759
133,411
134,473
128,743
139,492
6,809
151,310
172,359
15,987
1.4
.1
1.6
1.8
.2
134,694
6,209
142,260
163,476
13,650
136,242
6,112
144,705
166,144
13,071
140,400
6,171
148,483
171,555
13,534
136,156
6,295
148,655
170,694
14,120
134,856
6,565
149,286
172,003
14,153
135,286
6,837
150,725
173,997
15,549
134,426
7,055
151,633
171,396
17,621
136,220
6,939
154,315
174,823
17,913
140,430
7,189
156,938
177,859
20,a6
150,524
7,322
159,135
178,468
18,726
148,568
7,644
157,348
175,916
16,919
146,108
7,372
152,243
171,975
16,171
25,768
150,620
111,152
87,896
241,663
4,223
.3
1.5
1.1
.9
2.5
(3)
24,301
140,614
94,846
81,380
225,910
3,711
24,675
142,864
95,038
84,786
229,068
3,403
25,197
145,874
100,233
85,646
233,785
3,526
24,872
147,881
107,123
83,269
232,245
3,532
25,824
147,148
110,717
85,729
235,109
3,885
26,204
148,844
113,740
84,948
237,378
4,299
25,575
152,126
115,218
85,375
246,436
4,677
25,662
155,051
122,448
88,456
248,272
4,798
25,788
160,000
124,860
90,476
252,386
4,487
26,791
159,244
122,256
94,682
255,788
5,375
27,495
157,446
116,356
95,905
255,149
5,033
26,830
150,351
110,987
94,103
248,427
3,956
See footnotes on opposite page.
Ifl
28,2a
5a,938
88,656
a,975
584,648
591,081
556,438
527,010 535,647
565,604
573,954
518,701
532,235
528,071 528,297
510,449
4,568
4,326
4,186
3,666
3,808
3,362
4,777
4,397
4,384
3,416
3,855
3,203
1,209,432 1,191,110 1,235,439 1,207,450 1,194,819 1,191,746 1,216,576 1,280,716 1,332,927 1,337,456 1,316,931 1,256,887
323,027
322,773
318,679
290,906 291,709
298,570 295,507 290,218 292,486 295,164 310,781
316,ia
4,202
4,601
4,698
4,126
4,006
3,838
3,963
3,720
3,442
4,099
3,377
3,535
C-II b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, and by quarters, 1939
Industry division —
manufacturing 1/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States
California
Illinois
New York lj
1/
2/
2/
y
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
#13,045,331
100.0
$2,976,193
$3,109,146
$3,273,547
$3,686,445
122,674
6,460
9,885
35,454
584,543
.9
.1
.1
.3
4.5
28,451
290
2,257
7,767
127,212
28,906
1,562
2,388
8,315
141,083
30,480
4,170
2,451
9,225
156,641
34,837
438
2,789
10,147
159,607
43,607
386,119
31,185
23,162
57,565
.3
3.0
.2
.2
.4
9,370
87,192
6,947
5,575
13,868
10,497
89,090
7,555
5,719
14,021
11,025
94,523
7,590
5,744
13,623
12,715
115,314
9,093
6,124
16,053
150,260
25,166
16,878
1,182,134
458,246
1.2
.2
.1
9.1
3.7
34,618
5,952
2,677
264,365
108,047
36,009
5,751
3,958
280,837
114,000
36,882
7,675
5,346
294,848
121,591
42,751
5,788
4,897
342,084
144,608
112,101
55,721
94,833
88,919
89,137
.9
.4
.7
.7
.7
25,393
12,336
20,897
19,121
20,840
27,301
13,848
22,505
20,742
20,371
27,759
14,504
24,049
22,024
23,450
31,648
15,033
27,382
27,032
24,476
209,649
713,882
1,057,360
157,481
38,498
1.6
5.5
8.1
1.2
.3
45,001
161,592
246,033
34,924
8,650
50,076
169,644
249,284
38,436
8,875
52,508
178,596
253,218
40,473
9,758
62,064
204,050
308,825
43,648
11,215
289,389
18,625
35,359
1,609
68,550
2.2
.1
.3
(3)
.5
67,829
4,108
7,800
343
15,909
69,456
4,372
8,712
403
16,153
71,833
4,722
9,036
433
17,815
80,271
5,423
9,831
430
18,673
773,197
3,993
1,664,359
255,254
4,802
5.9
(3)
12.8
2.0
(3)
174,306
833
407,215
58,222
1,023
185,922
976
407,273
59,6^5
1,169
193,896
1,026
418,833
64,062
1,251
219,073
1,158
431,038
73,285
1,359
1,171,159
53,779
103,208
1,347,889
145,423
9.0
.4
.8
10.3
1.1
257,758
12,430
21,020
315,596
33,998
273,167
13,185
25,921
316,424
34,047
290,742
13,650
28,855
338,298
35,287
349,492
14,514
27,412
377,571
42,091
105,697
8,628
149,922
208,399
20,243
.8
.1
1.2
1.6
.2
24,938
1,879
33,713
48,412
4,258
25,540
2,058
36,308
51,378
4,724
25,663
2,233
37,587
52,318
5,449
29,556
2,458
42,334
56,291
5,812
29,592
154,390
160,127
121,320
363,356
6,143
.2
1.2
1.2
.9
2.8
(3)
6,448
33,867
33,716
27,106
82,806
1,285
7,251
37,106
39,873
28,708
87,136
1,426
7,511
39,028
42,158
29,918
92,140
1,650
8,382
44,389
44,380
35,588
101,274
1,782
Includes major industry groups 20-39*
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of 53,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-I2a
Snployment of covered workers, by States, J,/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 20 — food and kindred products
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States i/....
Alaska.,...
Arizona
District of Columbia...
Hawaii
Mississippi
New York
West Virginia....•...••
January February
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septenber
October November December
Number
Percentage
distribution
1,162,330
100.0
8,225
3,108
2,261
6,250
104,838
.7
.3
.2
.5
9.0
7,636
60it
2,178
4,673
84,080
7,649
595
2,094
5,421
83,096
7,921
557
2,265
6,584
88,675
7,949
774
2,251
6,571
95,655
8,313
4,691
2,219
6,925
94,421
8,519
6,292
2,304
7,119
103,923
8,624
8,102
2,276
6,445
123,610
9,015
9,536
2,149
6,512
151,914
9,128
3,531
2,179
6,971
132,337
8,393
1,240
2,278
6,356
116,329
7,984
714
2,261
5,638
97,224
7,768
656
2,680
5,788
86,795
11,775
6,763
3,086
4,132
13,389
1.0
.6
.3
.4
1.2
9,927
6,544
2,100
4,108
15,688
9,565
6,547
2,158
4,061
14,623
9,923
6,478
2,225
4,061
16,890
10,034
6,587
2,310
3,915
15,719
10,428
6,773
2,775
4,328
13,112
11,442
6,870
2,809
4,432
12,856
12,049
6,914
2,838
4,225
11,897
12,695
6,997
5,976
4,104
9,906
13,531
6,882
5,749
4,001
9,903
16,269
6,837
3,418
3,860
10,807
14,590
6,872
2,401
4,094
12,568
10,849
6,858
2,270
4,399
16,706
16,593
31,344
3,631
116,347
38,279
1.4
2.7
.3
10.0
3.3
13,905
28,713
2,934
111,219
33,237
14,869
28,527
2,933
110,568
33,310
14,849
25,864
2,938
110,614
34,041
15,375
26,004
2,942
112,570
34,768
16,059
26,174
3,079
115,996
36,365
16,756
37,098
3,220
119,817
37,716
16,686
43,745
3,227
118,942
37,650
19,287
42,304
3,676
122,453
54,203
20,174
33,639
3,991
122,338
47,576
18,611
28,522
5,528
118,460
38,641
16,733
28,001
5,149
118,266
36,645
15,809
27,537
3,949
114,925
35,194
33,207
20,560
17,169
23,735
6,304
2.9
1.8
1.5
2.0
.5
31,500
IB,968
16,171
20,260
3,795
30,164
18,554
16,363
18,905
3,647
30,215
18,999
16,481
19,562
3,943
30,707
19,796
16,585
21,027
5,558
32,207
20,835
17,196
20,606
6,611
33,421
21,287
17,246
20,708
7,601
34,303
21,759
16,976
20,870
9,768
36,190
21,261
17,412
26,372
9,509
35,646
21,735
17,624
27,351
8,385
34,164
21,430
18,076
32,121
7,488
35,023
21,492
18,560
30,681
4,970
34,944
20,607
17,332
26,359
4,369
25,591
37,768
42,419
37,283
6,873
2.2
3.3
3.7
3.2
.6
20,774
35,605
37,210
33,944
7,743
20,940
35,329
37,411
33,281
7,739
22,213
35,305
37,869
33,412
8,461
23,525
36,453
38,629
33,939
6,106
24,408
37,078
40,706
35,260
5,499
25,512
37,697
43,436
39,755
5,749
28,810
38,217
46,574
39,527
5,524
33,820
39,193
46,864
43,431
7,226
33,773
39,943
45,704
39,991
7,471
26,536
40,495
47,209
38,289
7,348
24,591
40,118
45,296
38,636
7,078
22,191
37,781
42,116
37,936
6,535
37,061
3,686
16,466
1,467
38,651
3.2
.3
1.4
.1
3.3
33,730
3,173
15,400
1,304
33,210
33,779
3,061
14,911
1,305
33,268
34,838
2,901
14,763
1,340
34,090
36,289
3,101
15,058
1,491
36,568
37,703
3,359
16,397
1,549
39,018
38,149
3,516
16,667
1,637
39,920
39,100
3,685
16,817
1,636
38,887
38,941
4,064
17,155
1,593
46,469
40,020
4,399
17,440
1,571
43,473
37,990
4,819
18,153
1,487
41,162
37,397
4,304
18,191
1,350
39,916
36,792
3,845
16,643
1,340
37,832
1,070
117,385
11,153
2,755
60,200
.1
10.1
1.0
.2
5.2
876
106,428
9,808
2,358
53,246
873
108,712
9,992
2,197
53,587
897
10,267
2,239
54,314
929
109,167
10,590
2,425
54,956
968
112,732
11,039
2,526
56,841
1,084
118,318
11,879
2,769
59,641
1,287
123,209
11,905
2,802
61,954
1,154
128,064
11,917
2,718
69,597
1,359
132,351
12,096
2,930
73,016
1,284
126,132
11,465
2,890
65,882
1,067
120,611
11,349
3,551
60,890
1,044
112,542
11,530
3,654
58,480
12,075
13,665
75,995
4,243
5,488
1.0
1.2
6.5
.4
.5
10,435
8,850
73,902
4,188
4,783
10,727
9,262
73,600
4,116
4,776
11,444
8,977
73,675
4,169
5,033
11,803
9,830
73,146
4,144
5,345
12,595
12,762
74,583
4,153
5,160
13,139
18,202
74,583
4,351
5,687
13,016
14,627
75,642
4,357
6,337
12,361
18,914
78,498
4,269
5,791
12,518
19,777
81,291
4,338
5,706
12,150
16,473
79,861
4,462
6,019
12,759
14,353
77,387
4,192
5,772
11,949
11,956
75,772
4,171
5,444
4,841
15,411
41,195
6,710
1,220
.4
1.3
3.5
.6
.1
4,413
14,061
37,784
4,870
1,078
4,303
14,146
38,233
4,311
1,057
4,31B
14,651
41,145
4,621
1,130
4,374
14,946
40,567
4,992
1,167
4,592
15,941
42,869
5,143
1,354
4,822
16,395
45,302
6,383
1,306
4,990
17,230
U,895
8,194
1,281
4,885
16,996
41,324
8,365
1,401
5,062
16,996
42,451
10,646
1,270
5,213
15,099
a,227
9,142
1,235
5,718
14,478
41,466
7,293
1,175
5,396
13,994
40,079
6,556
1,183
13,079
1B,984
4,601
32,194
1,300
1.1
1.6
.4
2.8
.1
11,140
15,095
4,279
27,640
1,052
10,990
14,834
4,232
28,082
878
11,308
15,391
4,334
28,871
908
11,989
16,125
4,276
29,283
953
13,572
16,580
4,493
30,430
993
12,923
19,788
4,697
36,936
1,078
13,813
21,979
4,734
38,497
1,268
15,1B8
25,732
4,837
37,966
1,267
15,591
26,378
5,157
35,653
1,368
14,983
21,604
5,235
33,181
2,366
13,563
18,271
4,565
30,557
2,158
11,883
16,032
4,373
29,228
1,314
See footnoted on oppoaite page*
1,037,077 1,034,027 1,056,779 1,079,743 1,119,721 1,193,290 1,239,247 1,342,037 1,312,942 1,238,731 1,178,462 1,115,888
no,353
C—12b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 20 —
food and kindred products
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
District of Columbia
Iowa
New York 2/....
\J
2/
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
$1,559,689
100.0
$339,405
$376,344
$426,363
$417,577
7,981
5,611
2,968
5,121
151,506
.5
.4
.2
.3
9.7
1,762
163
669
1,077
30,697
1,938
1,283
732
1,284
35,386
2,071
3,879
752
1,390
46,329
2,210
286
815
1,370
39,094
15,666
9,697
3,532
6,989
12,945
1.0
.6
.2
.5
.8
3,287
2,193
709
1,690
3,534
3,575
2,363
797
1,748
3,245
4,043
2,525
1,022
1,774
2,843
4,761
2,616
1,004
1,777
3,323
17,439
20,928
4,384
179,253
51,447
1.1
1.3
.3
11.5
3.3
3,715
4,914
858
40,244
10,882
4,164
4,693
944
43,741
12,342
4,617
6,628
1,080
46,881
14,388
4,943
4,693
1,502
48,387
13,835
43,589
26,498
20,978
21,029
5,664
2.8
1.7
1.3
1.4
.4
9,619
5,803
4,719
4,064
988
10,500
6,648
5,086
4,574
1,276
11,252
6,975
5,292
5,234
1,967
12,218
7,072
5,881
7,157
1,433
29,699
54,595
61,614
54,933
4,767
1.9
3.5
4.0
3.5
.3
6,192
11,749
13,143
12,100
1,089
7,018
12,999
14,934
13,400
1,109
8,245
14,475
16,688
14,560
1,245
8,244
15,372
16,849
14,873
1,324
55,303
5,073
21,687
1,907
61,305
3.5
.3
1.4
.1
3.9
12,220
1,056
4,741
397
13,153
13,784
1,111
5,347
468
14,892
14,496
1,329
5,606
570
16,549
14,803
1,577
5,993
472
16,711
1,098
170,151
12,479
3,197
84,068
.1
10.9
.8
.2
5.4
228
39,271
2,611
652
17,730
267
42,323
2,996
755
20,149
317
46,448
3,380
849
22,887
286
42,109
3,492
9a
23,302
14,108
17,559
106,665
6,042
5,175
.9
1.1
6.8
.4
.3
3,035
3,305
24,971
1,382
1,088
3,572
4,057
25,655
1,475
1,242
3,800
5,752
27,234
1,567
1,383
3,701
4,445
28,805
1,618
1,462
6,207
16,764
47,645
7,455
1,531
.4
1.1
3.1
.5
.1
1,355
3,691
10,672
1,403
318
1,478
4,120
11,999
1,618
393
1,598
4,544
12,432
2,228
415
1,776
4,409
12,542
2,206
405
13,395
26,116
6,283
47,072
1,798
.9
1.7
.4
3.0
.1
2,780
5,438
1,390
10,155
337
3,203
6,140
1,493
11,476
354
3,638
7,699
1,656
13,194
422
3,774
6,839
1,744
12,247
685
October - December
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C—13a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 21 —
tobacco manufactures
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/....
Missouri.•••••••••««•••
Ohio
Number
January
April
May
June
July
100,830 98,731
101,825
102,783
105,352
104,904
February
March
August
September
October
November Decenker
115,151
112,942
114,654
112,410
94,356
105,313
100.0
99,876
1,323
526
82
10,069
109
1.3
.5
.1
9.6
.1
1,261
551
80
9,330
148
1,315
521
80
9,729
120
1,321
510
80
9,788
68
1,320
511
82
9,862
96
1,334
510
83
10,091
102
1,345
526
83
10,104
109
1,378
528
82
10,433
108
1,333
516
83
10,500
111
1,334
507
83
10,670
117
1,316
484
84
10,897
128
1,335
519
84
10,919
107
1,283
626
84
8,504
99
895
1,389
5,676
1,246
230
.8
1.3
5.4
1.2
.2
920
1,410
5,710
1,215
230
881
1,391
5,457
1,189
227
895
1,330
5,377
1,187
219
893
1,297
5,464
1,186
213
899
1,372
5,468
1,214
223
907
1,383
5,576
1,205
245
901
1,393
5,725
1,277
248
900
1,419
5,807
1,213
245
890
1,465
5,805
1,298
237
891
1,455
5,758
1,338
230
886
1,464
5,882
1,337
235
880
1,294
6,083
1,296
215
2,055
2,219
94
3,034
583
1.9
2.1
.1
2.9
.5
2,053
2,582
90
3,257
574
2,274
2,559
90
3,245
575
2,278
2,165
89
3,202
581
2,722
2,002
93
2,980
583
2,528
2,160
116
3,007
583
2,466
2,188
118
2,979
584
2,108
2,244
93
2,975
601
2,190
2,247
94
2,942
601
2,030
2,248
94
2,957
601
817
2,246
87
2,885
570
1,541
2,221
85
2,907
570
1,657
1,772
85
3,073
570
11,012
2,596
24,158
4,189
17,170
10.5
2.5
22.9
4.0
16.3
10,706
2,322
22,493
3,835
14,703
10,854 9,793
2,362
2,502
21,175 20,942
4,008
4,120
16,796 15,654
11,108
2,769
20,804
4,182
17,195
11,168
2,803
20,757
4,220
17,766
11,320
2,824
20,695
4,181
18,907
11,404
2,609
20,753
4,291
19,021
11,565
2,646
30,545
4,327
18,715
11,524
2,656
27,986
4,304
19,252
31,546
2,959
31,233
4,325
18,312
11,450
2,919
28,434
4,306
17,681
9,708
1,784
24,076
4,171
12,041
2,051
1,322
1,014
10,487
1,455
224
1.9
1.3
1.0
10.0
1.4
.2
2,238
1,342
922
10,201
1,361
235
2,188
1,320
574
10,193
1,351
247
2,116
1,303
1,047
10,297
1,354
246
2,043
1,331
925
10,419
1,342
213
2,032
1,347
1,292
10,703
1,911
211
2,048
1,303
837
10,762
1,478
199
2,022
1,294
1,122
10,980
1,406
223
1,970
1,307
680
11,169
1,439
223
1,942
1,340
999
11,020
1,461
224
1,942
1,335
1,472
10,992
1,454
229
1,895
1,342
1,229
8,731
1,561
190
See footnotes on opposite page.
Percentage
distribution
2,178
1,304
1,066
10,380
1,344
245
C-I3b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 21 —
tobacco manufactures
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
New York
1/
2/
3/
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - Decenber
100.0
<$20,501
i?23,186
325,624
$26,631
1,716
561
109
7,735
62
1.8
.6
.1
8.1
.1
386
131
27
1,581
14
465
142
27
1,913
14
403
140
27
1,988
16
462
148
28
2,253
18
1,191
1,013
6,390
1,004
169
1.2
1.1
6.7
1.0
.2
267
210
1,429
216
39
296
248
1,563
238
42
304
277
1,600
255
45
324
278
1,798
295
43
1,822
2,062
76
3,033
595
1.9
2.1
.1
3.2
.6
522
482
18
683
133
508
501
21
698
155
537
540
19
715
152
255
539
18
937
155
8,816
2,283
23,912
3,759
14,462
9.2
2.4
24.9
3.9
15.1
1,824
506
5,017
796
2,811
2,281
624
5,241
935
3,514
2,428
540
6,660
1,022
4,143
2,283
613
6,994
1,006
3,994
1,283
1,247
146
10,958
1,211
240
1.3
1.3
.2
11.4
1.3
.2
317
296
33
2,416
271
57
326
312
37
2,706
300
58
300
302
31
2,810
287
62
340
337
45
3,026
353
63
Amount
Percentage
distribution
<#95,942
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of 33,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C — 14a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 22 —
textile-mill products
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Number
Total, 51 States i/....
Illinois
Utah*•.••••••••••«.••••
West Virginia
January February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November December
1,200,719
100.0
42,8 54
846
5,301
40,792
2,946
3.6
.1
.4
3.4
.2
41,828
870
5,601
41,425
2,834
41,306
872
5,758
41,520
3,015
41,666
873
5,698
39,709
3,049
40,659
804
5,295
37,855
2,975
40,269
788
5,201
38,352
2,864
40,646
780
5,208
38,759
2,878
41,304
787
5,095
39,858
2,692
41,965
802
5,321
40,817
2,770
44,788
861
5,6U
42,257
2,961
46,123
929
5,400
43,290
2,981
47,161
887
5,004
43,402
3,146
46,531
895
4,395
42,258
3,188
36,751
14,096
9,621
1,409
3,617
7.2
1.2
.8
.1
.3
84,840
13,526
9,542
1,319
3,550
84,056
13,843
9,672
1,290
3,628
85,003
13,797
9,810
1,371
3,698
83,982
13,764
9,301
1,372
3,796
84,049
13,721
9,365
1,427
3,774
83,299
13,653
9,200
1,425
3,663
84,286
13,980
9,271
1,372
3,423
86,211
13,887
9,182
1,444
3,399
89,715
14,652
9,827
1,445
3,437
91,572
15,109
10,091
1,473
3,869
92,800
15,139
10,192
1,495
3,676
91,196
14,080
10,004
1,471
3,485
2,545
24,019
14,453
123,377
8,291
.2
2.0
1.2
10.3
.7
2,591
24,500
13,812
123,749
8,533
2,593
24,035
14,500
122,578
8,368
2,529
21,466
14,488
120,301
8,212
2,533
21,315
14,933
117,545
7,683
2,498
22,355
13,845
117,162
7,613
2,543
24,200
14,646
118,231
7,512
2,528
25,126
13,908
121,038
7,586
2,590
25,183
13,667
120,803
8,116
2,615
25,806
14,494
125,654
9,144
2,565
24,689
14,910
133,610
9,148
2,522
24,508
14,952
133,560
8,729
2,433
25,043
15,276
126,287
8,843
3,826
4,939
3,017
16,422
66,833
.3
.4
.3
1.4
5.6
3,369
5,243
2,997
16,096
69,604
3,518
4,729
3,062
16,774
69,340
3,631
4,773
3,240
15,706
67,544
3,643
4,825
3,314
14,507
64,879
3,726
4,415
3,220
14,480
64,922
3,804
4,769
3,069
15,636
65,191
3,851
4,884
2,649
16,448
64,449
4,000
5,136
2,628
16,728
66,162
4,055
5,370
2,791
17,595
68,313
4,216
5,046
3,058
18,050
69,929
4,204
5,157
3,108
17,896
68,214
3,889
4,924
3,071
17,145
63,452
91,394
194,067
11,039
1,020
1,740
7.6
16.2
.9
.1
.1
84,855
187,863
10,510
954
1,469
85,966
188,566
10,727
950
1,507
98,075
192,563
10,565
973
1,619
84,859
188,871
10,459
927
1,634
83,852
185,983
10,520
934
1,558
86,265
188,327
10,751
920
1,406
88,234
189,875
11,105
1,048
1,854
89,470
193,898
11,584
1,062
1,836
94,577
198,451
1^,179
1,095
1,969
103,817
203,135
12,000
1,113
2,162
102,035
206,023
11,647
1,125
2,267
94,727
205,251
10,416
1,140
1,601
161,830
65,411
101,652
38,078
7,222
13.5
5.4
8.5
3.2
.6
167,216
67,781
98,734
36,630
7,002
171,164
68,663
100,051
37,140
7,173
168,637
66,667
100,901
37,475
7,051
163,584
62,108
97,820
37,826
7,028
158,690
62,729
98,526
38,130
6,982
152,689
62,536
98,385
38,567
6,790
157,900
62,345
97,710
37,627
6,980
160,410
62,672
99,241
37,853
7,100
162,139
65,962
102,017
37,620
7,469
163,713
67,890
110,259
39,129
7,794
162,707
69,016
108,842
39,741
7,728
153,112
66,557
107,335
39,196
7,564
772
5,222
29,122
3,620
11,395
.1
.4
2.4
.3
1.0
776
5,531
28,347
3,615
10,739
775
5,440
28,745
3,569
11,822
776
5,478
28,080
3,505
11,018
752
5,063
28,094
3,405
11,188
738
5,157
26,938
3,545
11,146
735
5,317
28,537
3,477
8,675
751
4,831
29,429
3,776
11,334
778
4,893
30,140
3,756
11,911
794
4,823
30,405
3,787
12,171
798
5,157
30,386
3,800
12,579
79S
5,722
30,296
3,469
12,634
790
5,252
30,072
3,731
11,528
See footnotes on opposite page.
Percentage
distribution
1,188,988 1,197,881 1,201,110 1,159,704 1,150,634 1,153,655 1,170,517 1,188,642 1,228,120 1,271,023 1,271,027 1,227,274
G-I4b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 22 — textile-mi. 11 products
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
New York
North Carolina
1/
2/
Jrf
y
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$1,128,742
100.0
$272,741
$262,984
$275,854
$317,163
29,685
602
6,656
47,870
3,486
2.6
(3)
.6
4.2
.3
6,836
141
1,680
11,932
839
6,851
133
1,524
10,835
813
7,304
153
1,648
11,810
828
8,694
175
1,804
13,293
1,006
63,687
16,577
10,512
1,445
3,262
5.6
1.5
.9
.1
.3
15,053
3,814
2,631
341
743
15,209
3,861
2,411
365
849
15,438
4,065
2,537
348
797
17,987
4,837
2,933
391
873
1,750
22,084
15,805
129,369
10,158
.2
2.0
1.4
11 o 5
.9
373
5,291
4,017
30,840
2,428
421
4,844
3,976
30,222
2,340
471
5,676
3,277
31,666
2,475
485
6,273
4,535
36,641
2,915
4,404
3,552
3,330
15,822
79,040
.4
.3
.3
1.4
7.0
956
843
808
3,711
19,725
1,083
807
846
3,448
18,737
1,115
899
756
4,086
19,317
1,250
1,003
920
4,577
21,261
93,452
153,521
12,486
779
2,558
8.3
13.6
1.1
.1
.2
22,535
35,974
2,813
177
590
21,481
35,887
2,863
179
644
22,883
37,905
3,131
211
530
26,553
43,755
3,679
212
794
167,956
68,894
76,372
31,950
5,351
14.9
6.1
6.8
2.8
.5
42,585
17,220
18,456
7,376
1,224
37,815
16,385
18,410
7,806
1,248
U,364
16,185
18,230
7,718
1,301
46,192
19,104
21,276
9,050
1,578
670
4,846
22,548
3,450
13,681
.1
.4
2.0
.3
1.2
151
1,223
5,140
824
3,184
167
1,193
5,098
783
3,181
166
1,127
5,822
902
3,441
186
1,303
6,488
,941
3,875
Amount
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
^
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of ^3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned m
covered employment not available.
C-I5a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 23 — apparel and other finished
products made from fabrics and similar materials
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/....
Arkansas
California
Illinois
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Utah
West Virginia.....
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
873,535
100.0
859,440
858,174
891,959
866,488
834,252
819,829
sa,250
920,978
943,172
923,328
884,648
838,886
3,519
1,603
24,925
86 8
22,633
.4
.2
2.9
.1
2.6
3,160
1,459
24,240
851
20,813
3,291
1,410
25,305
834
21,946
3,481
1,376
26,21?
869
22,521
3,526
1,413
25,435
863
22,595
3,338
1,331
24,525
936
21,788
3,381
1,406
24,048
934
21,623
3,581
1,750
24,237
913
21,701
3,616
1,844
26,004
909
23,894
3,729
1,928
26,160
909
25,035
3,731
1,988
25,329
919
24,648
3,661
1,891
24,294
836
23,752
3,728
1,439
23,301
639
21,285
2,362
868
18,196
57,710
19,454
.3
.1
2.1
6.6
2.2
2,206
875
16,704
56,298
18,715
2,161
885
17,377
57,153
19,148
2,264
896
17,893
58,756
19,431
2,417
893
17,286
57,782
19,084
2,469
851
17,229
57,114
19,636
2,492
899
17,090
56,285
18,966
2,264
813
17,611
56,185
19,303
2,357
812
18,518
57,896
20,792
2,386
848
19,963
59,253
19,643
2,420
808
20,209
60,158
19,599
2,462
888
19,961
58,488
19,572
2,445
946
18,517
57,153
19,553
2,815
754
7,136
4,485
2,756
.3
.1
.8
.5
.3
2,543
639
7,025
3,992
2,838
2,594
683
7,196
3,835
2,953
2,739
730
6,949
4,424
3,051
2,764
733
6,850
4,605
2,947
2,744
785
7,308
4,062
2,908
2,845
761
7,470
4,450
2,875
2,851
79 8
7,145
4,298
2,628
2,883
787
7,667
4,494
2,956
2,978
835
7,090
4,984
2,637
3,076
814
6,939
5,075
2,495
2,948
754
6,839
4,766
2,433
2,811
735
7,152
4,837
2,350
24,612
48,139
7,547
5,934
7,142
2.8
5.5
.9
.7
.8
23,688
44,358
7,319
5,223
7,917
24,426
48,283
7,270
5,315
7,955
25,798
50,041
7,440
5,618
8,090
24,814
48,464
7,494
5,593
7,125
24,232
46,830
7,577
5,729
6,930
24,179
46,787
7,556
5,813
7,186
24,261
44,470
7,954
5,858
6,599
24,527
49,483
8,135
6,123
7,132
25,620
52,156
8,369
6,250
6,915
25,044
51,291
7,822
6,869
7,057
24,984
49,333
7,166
6,758
6,673
23,777
46,166
6,461
6,060
6,119
31,981
532
620
80,983
307,840
3.7
.1
.1
9.3
35.2
30,186
510
577
77,354
321,100
31,444
564
593
82,381
296,387
32,289
610
592
87,293
309,698
33,068
622
556
81,219
300,496
31,892
627
555
76,083
287,938
30,831
628
558
78,889
273,074
32,485
452
619
76,354
288,511
33,856
460
655
85,011
335,689
34,338
468
690
86,837
346,335
32,964
506
703
85,805
327,780
31,622
506
699
78,574
312,229
28,801
430
647
75,997
294,836
6,240
28,664
1,29 2
99,090
2,380
.7
3.3
.1
11.3
.3
6,123
28,548
1,140
94,217
2,321
6,130
28,863
1,753
99,243
2,383
6,443
29,558
1,230
102,199
2,446
6,114
27,771
1,163
98,553
2,368
6,078
27,589
1,164
90,669
2,290
6,084
27,146
1,217
91,556
2,397
6,113
28,091
1,214
98,553
2,371
6,266
29,267
1,222
102,606
2,573
6,448
29,673
1,250
104,031
2,246
6,426
30,182
1,642
105,558
2,503
6,603
29,062
1,476
102,332
2,415
6,049
28,221
1,029
99,564
2,248
1,830
14,180
12,382
492
806
.2
1.6
1.4
.1
.1
1,638
12,397
11,877
543
808
1,461
12,955
12,484
485
813
1,873
13,661
13,143
486
826
1,920
14,483
12,875
541
862
1,889
14,304
12,566
507
875
1,793
14,788
12,050
476
779
1,781
14,824
12,085
509
699
1,850
15,128
13,102
491
800
1,869
15,033
13,178
495
793
2,024
15,570
12,638
475
843
2,032
14,548
11,658
486
sa
1,833
12,465
10,926
412
730
10,240
2,280
2,188
5,269
1.2
.3
.2
.6
9,802
2,009
1,968
4,797
9,957
2,044
2,558
4,993
9,965
2,276
2,503
5,491
10,138
2,282
2,805
5,200
10,384
2,224
2,844
4,666
10,525
2,059
2,079
5,148
10,629
2,384
2,127
5,580
10,794
2,517
1,994
5,225
11,061
2,614
1,643
5,628
10,286
2,515
1,963
5,639
10,161
2,324
1,931
5,704
9,174
2,118
1,838
5,163
See footnotes on opposite page.
January
C-»5b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 23 — apparel and other finished
products made from fabrics and similar materials
(In thousands of dollars)
State 2/
Total 1939
Percentage
distribution
Amount
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$864,199
100.0
$209,599
$203,682
$220,867
$230,051
2,106
912
26,966
808
19,915
.2
.1
3.1
.1
2.3
488
193
6,762
177
4,772
509
195
6,468
216
4,663
519
252
6,804
209
5,064
590
272
6,932
206
5,416
1,516
540
12,097
60,650
15,797
.2
.1
1.4
7.0
1.8
351
137
2,748
14,493
3,768
397
135
2,798
14,357
3,905
347
123
2,964
15,210
3,821
421
145
3,587
16,590
4,303
2,361
612
5,325
3,645
1,273
.3
.1
.6
.4
.2
500
134
1,242
802
267
597
150
1,248
885
316
600
166
1,449
901
321
664
162
1,386
1,057
369
21,987
47,461
6,919
6,262
4,437
2.5
5.5
.8
.7
.5
5,401
11,438
1,622
1,372
1,114
5,079
11,173
1,763
1,512
1,055
5,451
11,841
1,729
1,629
1,067
6,056
13,009
1,805
1,749
1,201
29,978
522
453
67,520
366,384
3.5
.1
.1
7.8
42.4
7,173
123
106
16,547
91,762
7,284
140
100
17,335
85,602
7,691
119
111
16,962
95,171
7,830
140
136
16,676
93,849
4,324
32,327
1,862
80,324
1,901
.5
3.7
.2
9.3
.2
954
7,633
504
18,313
474
999
7,618
394
17,050
469
1,113
7,588
476
21,138
475
1,258
9,488
488
23,823
483
Vermont
1,103
9,082
9,178
378
512
.1
1.1
1.1
(4)
.1
235
1,912
2,162
84
114
281
2,335
2,342
93
132
273
2,385
2,420
93
122
314
2,450
2,254
108
144
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
7,588
2,274
1,253
5,069
.9
.3
.1
.6
1,714
499
264
1,119
1,846
549
343
1,209
1,946
5 88
307
1,279
2,082
638
339
1,462
Total, 51 States 1/
New York 2/
Tennessee
Texas
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
ij Less than 0.1 percent.
c - 16a
Employment of covered workers, "by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 24 —
lumber and timber basic products
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 State8 l/....
Delaware.
District of Columbia...
Florida
Illinois
Hew York
Virginia..
West Virginia
Percentage
distribution
January
February
406,560
100.0
363,004
23,867
229
1.431
22,937
22,184
5.9
.1
.4
5.6
5.5
23,305
6s
1.359
21,098
17,640
607
536
335
318
15,590
.1
.1
.1
.1
3.8
12,517
8,321
4,996
3.549
4,733
September
October
November
December
417.577
432,106
438,011
445,389
442,246
426,893
24,143
246
1,478
23,144
24,871
24,321
248
1,472
24,455
25,334
25.081
313
1.499
24,984
25.233
24,908
255
1.584
25,500
25,273
24,686
146
1.577
25.125
23.595
24,106
116
1,430
24,766
20,523
780
503
31
306
15,564
874
534
289
317
15.707
874
541
301
370
16,074
777
557
326
263
16,274
742
594
353
295
15.297
69 8
609
377
301
15.677
586
605
385
313
15,415
11,818
8.767
5.004
3.541
4,424
12,689
10,087
5.187
3.681
4,583
12,631
11.075
4,811
3.1+49
4,625
12,564
11,592
4,963
3.657
4,914
12,997
11.337
5.017
3.873
5,047
12,739
10,980
5.056
3.968
4,948
12.9S1
9.630
5.018
4,025
5,005
12,851
7,393
4.739
3,806
4.974
369
4.914
20,856
4,736
2,452
403
4.999
20,929
7.371
2,488
3S7
5,111
20,737
10,655
2,544
423
5,108
22,231
9,8^0
2,377
410
5,535
22,510
10,316
2,396
408
5,712
22.722
9.3SS
2.501
1+07
5,880
23,358
10,882
2,644
1+05
6.225
23.306
12,505
2.637
394
6,511
21,941
13,777
2,651
2,021
9,454
2,081
19.290
4,524
2,115
8.093
2.156
18,1+47
4,393
2,196
9.309
2,357
19.099
i+,i+i+8
2,296
10,222
2,487
18,994
4,421
2,270
10,512
2,64s
20,170
4.5S7
2,212
11,328
2,555
21,348
4,731
2.035
12,056
2,686
21,682
4,829
2,005
13.710
2,774
21.573
4,658
2,028
14.358
2,912
21,613
4,353
1,884
14,636
2.S96
20,275
4,692
1,805
279
4,138
1.034
1,030
1.833
278
3.616
1,061
1.156
2,038
280
3.191
1,069
1.345
2,183
283
3.770
1,080
1.543
2.237
297
3,775
1,155
l,4o4
2,4lS
304
3.243
1,160
1,481
2.377
315
3.106
1,217
l,4is
2,412
326
3.304
1.252
1.365
2.509
325
3.524
1.597
1,723
4,051
18,518
2,566
2,869
25,064
4,018
18.295
2,538
2,868
24,111
4,098
19,04s
2,656
2.896
26,530
4,105
19.180
2.583
2.877
30,613
4.417
19.213
2.704
2.963
32.911
4,533
18,722
2.795
2,973
32,626
4.635
13,4S4
2.751
2.920
38.341
4,587
IS,938
2,847
2,903
42,481
4.589
19.996
2,883
2.934
42,440
4,842
19.257
2.985
2,911
40,710
4,797
19.519
3,04s
2,904
39.653
4,616
19,993
2.954
2,813
37,343
1.5
3.3
.2
2.8
4.6
5,423
13,463
559
10,895
17,846
5.468
13.259
560
10,738
17,986
5,545
13.113
581
11,038
18,048
5.532
13,350
604
10,752
18,072
5.911
13,424
636
10,435
18.233
6,219
13.982
663
10,305
ISr492
6.425
13.143
677
10.779
19,002
6,513
13.298
649
11,279
19,121
6,600
13.574
667
11,849
18,873
7.265
l4,ll4
656
12,466
19.685
7,257
14,129
630
12,440
19,433
7,153
13,966
678
12,004
.6
3.3
12.2
1.5
2.4
.2
2,394
12.093
40,833
5.487
9.273
620
2,436
12.517
40,699
5.594
9,165
533
2.439
12,806
43.761
6,063
8,948
531
2.336
13.227
48,812
5,661
8.951
510
2,460
13.592
51.245
5.961
9.335
748
2,522
13,350
51.694
6,111
9.363
1,002
2.1+04
13,004
50,726
5.860
9.716
1,213
2,389
13,234
52,753
6,006
9.785
1.353
2.435
13,825
53,373
6,021
10,173
980
2.468
13.963
55.802
6,415
10,445
912
2,4l4
13.654
53,610
6,371
10,827
799
2.393
13,l+0 8
50.872
6,628
10.549
707
April
May
June
359.967
368,940
378,413
397,990
408,214
22,581
87
1,182
21,086
17.251
23.410
214
1.252
20,928
16.797
23.464
275
1.308
20,593
21,381
23,043
433
1,452
21,476
23.727
23.360
351
1,574
22,093
24,587
367
500
325
309
15.249
253
507
327
330
15.475
269
494
362
324
15,505
436
493
344
341
15.394
627
499
318
349
15,41+2
3.1
2.0
1.2
.9
1.2
12,0^0
4,712
5.099
3,108
4,1+82
12,038
4,403
4.963
3.019
4,686
12,886
4,251
5.140
3.180
4,632
11,974
5.625
4.955
3.281
4.475
398
5.365
21,490
9.461
2,478
.1
1.3
5.3
2.3
.6
U09
4,763
18,983
8.539
2,277
381
4,798
19.666
8.193
2.335
384
4,821
20,594
7.282
2,432
2,085
11,283
2,479
19.878
4,557
.5
2.8
.6
4.9
lol
1.977
10,923
2,110
18,232
4,284
1.981
10.791
2,091
17.806
4.263
2,227
304
3.692
1.190
1,422
.5
.1
.9
.3
.3
1.932
284
4,094
1.043
1,171
4,44l
19,097
2,776
2,903
34,U02
1.1
4.7
.7
.7
8.5
6,276
13.568
630
11,252
18,612
2,424
13.223
49.515
6,015
9.711
826
See footnotes on opposite page.
August
March
Number
July
2,533
341 •
4,111
1.322
1.737
2,W
332
4,437
1,291
1,685
18.545
G-16 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, if and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 24 — lumber and timber basic products
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 21
Total, 51 States 1/
Amount
July - September
October - December
100,0
$80,005
$94,1100
$101,818
$109,307
3.3
,1
2,842
51
305
3.119
5.858
3.117
149
387
3.305
8,518
3,104
119
384
3.785
9,409
3.675
83
4l6
112
159
50
135
2,487
164
184
*9
120
2,523
131
217
65
l6S
2,642
.*
3.7
8,5
4,137
8,810
456
702
20S
5*6
10,15S
,1
2,6
49
142
1*4
123
2,506
6,59*
10,330
6.763
3,721
5.S07
1.7
2,7
1.8
1.0
1.5
1»*65
1.332
1.52*
739
1.330
1,601
2,440
1.677
873
1.255
1,650
3.700
1.671
952
1,512
1,878
2,858
1.891
1,157
1,710
.1
3.9
1.7
.6
108
9*6
3.282
1.356
480
112
1,020
3.*92
1,220
553
123
1.078
3.73S
1.738
550
130
1,375
*,357
2,102
723
725
12,363
*,007
.7
2.9
.8
3.2
1.0
2,*3S
624
2,666
881
726
2.772
790
3.126
1,016
75s
3,622
915
3.730
2,9*7
.8
603
706
2,783
1,752
1.183
.1
.7
.5
.3
672
366
93
662
1K>4
309
78k
104
658
1*2
279
854
129
791
5l«3
365
1,420
2,911
787
516
13.269
l.*63
2,97*
847
512
14,449
1,461
3,*89
1,006
523
13,490
1,417
1,923
1.671
1.978
173
2,107
3.3*8
1.96*
2.258
187
2,708
3.*9*
532
2.113
17,906
1,211
2,788
336
55*
2.399
19,*21
1,438
3,1*5
250
2,S4l
11,093
3,01s
U07
Hew Tork
April - June
12.73S
1*02
1,492
14.3*6
32,595
2,306
Mississippi
January - March
$335,530
*73
4,419
1*,S69
6,4l6
Michigan
Percentage
distribution
5,591
12,019
3.360
2,035
51,030
,1
,2
,1
1.1
1.*
3.1
.9
.5
13.2
1.6
2.0
.2
6,307
7.861
675
8.7*7
13,081
3.*
2.0*3
8,483
69,227
4,864
10,987
925
.5
2.2
18,0
1.3
2,8
,2
632
81
230
1.2*7
2.645
720
4s4
9.822
1.255
1.702
150
1.959
3.029
2,261
689
2,841
961
165
1.973
3.210
462
495
l.sUo
2,131
17,847
1.119
2,569
196
i*.053
1.096
2,*85
1*3
1.1*9
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown,
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year,
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
G —17a
Employment of covered workers, "by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major Industry group 25 — furniture and finished lumber products
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/.,
Number
369.M7
Alabama*
Arizona.............
Arkansas
California.
Colorado.....
2,224
195
*,369
16,95*
73*
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida.............
Georgia.
2,520
2,570
173
7.603
7.761
Hawaii
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
320
Percentage
distribution
100.0
.6
7.750
7.309
.1
Kentucky
Louisiana.
Maine
Maryland.
Massachusetts.••••••
7,019
*,025
4,664
3.640
14,528
1.9
1.1
1.3
1.0
3.9
Michigan
Minnesota*
Mississippi.
Missouri
Nebraska...
24,792
4,421
5,647
7,698
667
6.7
.2
1.2
1.5
2.1
.2
1.2
New Hampshire
Hew Jersey,,,f......
Hew Tork...
Horth Carolina......
Ohio.
*,6l9
10,275
38,710
22,253
24,200
2.8
10.5
6.0
Oklahoma.
Oregon..............
Pennsylvania
Bhode Island
South Carolina
239
5.841
22,302
1.6
Tennessee
Texas. ••••••
Vermont
Virginia
Washington.
9.976
8,946
2,462
13.899
5.245
2.7
2.4
.7
1.150
.3
3.3
Vest Virginia..
Wisconsin
736
*,185
12,090
See footnotes on opposite page.
6.6
.2
6.0
.2
1.1
3.8
1.4
October
Hovember
December
355.295
360,182
365,201
363.**9
372.217
386,878
*01,753
400,176
385,990
2,209
268
*,268
16,5*7
68*
2.231
137
*,29l
16,868
71*
2,294
1*7
*,217
16,7*9
7*8
2,307
280
*,26*
17,03*
813
2,327
194
4,444
17,373
806
2,222
120
*.527
17.759
807
2,312
137
*,5io
18,212
804
2,247
145
*»577
17,625
738
2.229
223
*.558
17,1*9
732
2,197
229
4,461
16,353
7a
2.332
2.501
151
7»*28
7,956
2,2*7
2,*76
175
7,253
7,758
2,19*
2,517
197
7,037
7,770
2,192
2,*92
183
6,560
7.644
2,509
2,552
187
5.770
7»**1
2,808
2,*32
160
6,327
7,661
3,067
2,630
163
7,213
7,993
2,770
2.857
170
9.300
7.910
2.789
2,787
17*
9.597
8,046
2,75*
2,9p7
2*1
9,157
7.987
309
32,338
19,9*5
2,2*5
336
32,*5l
18,957
2,3*9
328
33.182
19.*17
2,361
719
32*
33.**9
20,079
2,360
750
322
33.*52
20,772
2,311
775
, 323
3*,002
22,911
2,398
782
340
35,816
24,251
2,*83
772
315
37.289
24,827
2,5*5
776
319
37.290
24,745
2.566
768
312
35.063
22,802
2.518
7a
7.072
4,022
*»335
3,636
14,164
7,380
3,5*3
l*,526
7,622
*,195
*,736
3,736
14,862
7.905
*,398
*,876
3.669
1*,983
8,164
*.3*8
5.089
3.690
15.055
7,*53
*.330
5,126
3,611
13,797
25,050
*»*99
5,8*0
7,825
671
25.780
*.650
6,004
8,006
700
26,9*2
26,912
26,060
*,715
6,18*
8.196
717
*,658
6,137
8.25*
715
4,426
5,697
4,894
11,114
42,419
23,013
26,791
*,707
10,917
*0,517
23.092
25,815
2,061
222
2.1
2.1
9.2
September
35*.565
2,285
2.305
33.925
21,590
2,380
718
August
348,287
.7
.7
.1
July
339.003
.2
4.6
June
February
2,048
231
*,115
15.793
639
.1
1.2
May
March
January
126
311
31.H3
19.980
2,209
620
M96
15.983
602
2,288
2.389
1*7
7.848
7.652
304
31.652
20,399
2,221
612
632
6,225
6,356
3.608
13.812
3,676
4,740
3.670
14,382
3,802
*,710
14,5*1
23.230
4,108
4,906
7.232
627
23.327
*.167
5.135
7,3*1
644
23,676
4,23*
5.164
7,*68
666
6.223
3.629
*,521
*,663
9,209
3*,863
20,741
22,582
800
*,715
18,624
717
3,771
10,160
6,499
2,427
12,841
4,598
1,048
11,560
3,68*
April
690
6,320
4,080
*.529
3.619
14.932
23.77*
4,227
5.6*2
6,*69
4,064
4,452
1*',6*3
3!9**
*,599
3,57*
l*,633
23,953
4,403
5,706
7.387
649
2*.511
*,5**
5,807
7,529
673
24,295
4,423
5.5*8
7.772
665
8,009
638
*.705
9.178
35.685
21.777
22,977
*,673
9,655
36,83*
a,628
23,*80
38,293
21,645
23.67*
*.*25
10,176
38,3**
21,611
23.822
*,518
10,357
38,571
21,767
2*,281
4,461
10,*83
37,356
22,666
22,560
*,397
9,971
38.731
22.732
23,168
*.558
10,775
40,271
23.111
24,227
*,8l6
11,428
42,630
23,251
27.025
79?
*,29*
19,572
7*7
3,926
822
*.927
19.827
7*7
*,007
808
*.97*
19,248
724
*.03*
810
5.*17
21,099
717
4,121
811
5,821
21,886
709
*,28*
803
5,*05
23,135
716
*,215
873
5,286
23,755
693
4,224
890
7.068
24,503
713
*.23S
895
7»*08
25.5*0
783
4,441
891
7,280
25,85*
781
*,536
873
7,*99
2*,579
7 88
4,418
10,438
9.035
2.452
10,670
9,**l
9,244
2,473
13,584
5.186
9.653
9.678
2,444
13.653
5,*55
9,811
8,966
2,*57
13,997
5,*75
9,706
8.530
10,008
9,701
2,3*9
14,230
5,*65
10,072
8,306
2,*11
i*.75l
5.690
10,188
9.332
2.593
l*.56*
5.651
9,755
9,071
2,612
9,809
9,718
2,568
13,662
5.161
1.231
12,423
1.230
12,71*
13.380
*.627
1.03*
11.317
9,268
2,*37
13,388
*,910
1.155
11,540
*,605
10,038
1.167
11.632
1,157
11,830
1.132
12,182
l*!^53
5.*86
1.092
12.231
1,092
12,228
14,290
5,230
1,260
12,818
1,207
12,600
G-17b
Wages earned in covered employment, "by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
I'iajor industry group 25 —
furniture and finished lumber products
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/
New York 4/
Virginia
West Virginia
1/
y
3/
]+/
Number
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$1+16,205
100.0
$92,319
$99,235
$103,706
1.796
221
3.556
23.572
923
.4
(3)
.8
5.7
.2
394
62
794
5.^4
191
430
50
841
5.774239
460
48
6,164
253
6l
1,012
6,200
240
3.177
3,052
242
5.^33
b,012
.8
.7
.1
1.3
1.4
686
645
49
1.312
1.355
667
708
61
1.269
1,426
793
747
60
1.071
1,468
1.031
952
72
1,781
1,763
310
44,812
23.045
2,784
768
.1
10.8
5.5
.7
.2
79
9.653
5.022
618
168
78
10,602
5.039
664
188
80
10,839
5.775
669
210
73
13.718
7.209
833
202
7.^90
3,472
4,420
3,864
18,696
1.8
.8
1.1
•9
•5
1.545
729
1.045
912
4,384
1.674
844
1,060
937
4,599
1.923
817
l,06l
942
4,715
2,34-8
1,082
1.254
1.073
4,998
30.905
5.797
4,569
9.^3
816
7.4
1.4
1.1
2.3
.2
6,888
1.278
993
2,148
166
7.297
1,441
1.130
2,280
195
7.758
1.508
1.203
2,357
199
8,962
1.570
1,243
2,668
256
4,422
13.7^1
48,572
18,026
31.935
1.1
3.3
11.7
4.3
7.7
1.045
3,080
10.965
4,024
7.251
1.073
3.276
12,162
4,166
7.715
1.095
3.381
11.857
4,561
7.568
1,209
4,oo4
13.588
5.275
9,4oi
825
9.051
24,846
863
3.015
.2
2.2
6.0
.2
.7
175
1,916
775
206
651
237
2,261
5.^09
203
719
196
2.3546,637
209
762
217
2,520
8,025
245
883
8.529
6,093
2,412
11.565
6,563
2.0
1.5
.6
2.8
1.6
1.911
1,424
562
2,573
1.^57
2,069
1,468
587
2,706
1,664
2,121
1.510
583
2,945
1.710
2,428
1.691
680
3.341
1.732
1,062
14,869
.3
3.6
251
3.368
269
3.593
257
3.759
285
4,149
$120,945
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-I8a
Employment of covered workers, "by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 26 — paper and allied products
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/....
Alabama
California
Delaware..••.».......•«
District ef Columbia...
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Humber
Percentage
distribution
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
310,335
100.0
293,60*
292,579
300,398
301,8*2
30*,178
303,835
302,913
308,185
321,8**
335,062
333,952
325,596
2,973
1,5*9
5,751
176
5,172
2,85*
1,56*
5.736
179
5,132
3,095
1,603
5,818
188
5,169
2,850
2,806
1.651
5,857
21*
5,066
2,95*
1,529
3,*73
3,*76
3,221
1,581
5,782
228
5,021
6,685
255
5,817
1,887
6,268
227
5,*7*
359
*6*
2,975
3,55*
2*, 683
3*8
*27
3,1*1
3,583
23,578
6,679
77*
981
336
6,720
787
981
336
8,127
6,32*
751
981
319
8,235
1*,268
13,962
*,**8
29,*0*
19,295
*,8l6
3,15*
1.720
6,13*
22S
5,27*
Vest Virginia
3,513
1,931
6,*21
253
2,051
6,803
262
*»999
3,*12
1,679
6,215
251
5,218
5,*02
5,685
33*
*57
*o6
386
2,568
3,693
21,096
*07
389
2,617
3,761
21,173
*18
399
2,593
3,725
21,271
*13
290
2,572
3,782
20,857
*15
*11
2,5*3
3,668
20,798
322
*15
2,627
3,638
21,23*
295
389
2,235
3,6*6
21,356
282
391
2,279
3,65*
21,915
282
*21
2,290
3,755
23,218
6,200
735
906
333
6,910
2.0
5,950
6,152
70*
85*
3*0
6,233
86*
335
5,8**
329
5,937
6,0*3
702
858
373
6,379
5.802
665
6,065
696
873
3**
6,081
5,835
713
86*
336
6,563
6,102
726
888
319
6,568
6,233
816
89*
31*
6,713
6,*90
818
962
319
8,003
13,308
3,82*
26,622
17,533
*,6*6
13,351
3,891
27,089
17,6*3
*,68*
13,392
*,00*
27,605
17,777
*,669
12,982
3,877
28,358
17,792
*,65l
15,323
3,963
28,003
17,773
*,72*
13,308
3,896
28,0*2
17,803
*,700
13,226
*,225
27,370
18,053
*,79*
13,272
*,318
27,833
18,375
*,723
13,9*9
*»535
29,037
19,113
1*,196
*,622
*,8S6
19,811
5,0*6
. 936
*,8*3
910
*»955
300
6,373
11,9*8
9*3
*,935
300
6,098
12,338
92*
30s
6,329
11,677
*,958
302
5,660
12,*28
908
5,076
308
6,087
11,757
8*6
5,089
308
1,0*7
5,186
1,065
5,286
302
963
5,*17
967
5,5*5
6,86*
13,603
*5,388
3,993
19,213
2*6
3,361
**,822
*,091
19,521
25*
3,503
*6,S28
*,05*
3,*92
*S,392
*,135
19,9*2
253
3.6*1
*8,*95
3,879
20,000
257
3,618
25,317
1,220
2,5*0
23,386
1,2*7
2,67*
26,323
1,289
26,350
1,311
13.712
*,1S1
28,377
18,377
*,775
26,673
1,335
2,719
2,917
.2
.3
.1
2.2
*.*
1.*
9.2
5.9
1.5
.3
1.7
.1
2.0
*.0
15.6
1.5
6.5
.1
1.1
8.6
2,050
.9
.9
.7
1,830
6,6**
9.*78
2,125
22,253
.6
2.1
3.1
.7
7.2
See footnotes on opposite page*
3,218
1,519
6,203
252
5,130
6,06*
2*8
.1
.1
.8
1.2
7.1
*8,3*1
*,501
20,228
265
3,311
Virginia
.6
2.0
.1
1.7
357
*03
2,612
3.695
22,15*
955
5,205
313
6,301
12,*90
Bhode Island.
1.0
2,6*9
1,796
1,578
6,2*7
9,227
1,881
20,9*3
876
19,651
251
670
26,268
1,806
2,7*3
1,8*5
2,910
1,762
1,2*5
2,553
2,979
2,230
1,585
6,336
8,902
1.961
20,870
1,709
6,381
8,875
2,022
21,805
1,637
6,389
9,012
2,03*
21,658
1,778
6,36*
9,267
1,983
21,9*0
2,69*
2,619
2,566
6,016
30*
6,011
?33
2,900
3,876
2*,669
8,231
31,165
3**
2,096
*,571
29,996
19,559
*,956
975
5,612
329
7,10*
977
5,557
322
5,758
11,722
12,*85
6,*58
13,022
288
3,58*
*6,316
*,*01
19,876
279
3,2*7
*7,699
*,638
20,130
262
3,295
50,103
*,9*6
20,902
271
2,873
51,879
5,18*
21,190
27*
3,020
51,821
5,293
21,396
278
*9,506
5,**8
21,001
268
3,081
26,*59
1,288
2,638
2,89*
1,761
27,193
1,285
2,689
2,973
2,186
26,*51
1,316
2,732
3,055
1,893
27,607
28,386
l,*76
2,9*2
3,062
2,367
27,*79
3,061
2,172
28,862
1,*93
2,890
2,980
2,378
1,881
6,*19
9,38*
2,056
22,0*7
1,9*9
6,509
9,316
2,06*
1,830
6,666
9,556
2,071
22,535
1,892
6,911
9,852
2,178
22,885
2,003
7,261
10,107
2,367
23,359
2,03*
7,158
10,058
2,3*3
23.656
2,082
7,082
10,17*
11,88*
*8,839
3,950
19,910
21,91*
l,*39
2,830
13,826
3,020
6,855
13,190
1,*08
2.951
3,005
2,*01
2,5*0
23,*29
C—18 b
Wages earned in. covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1933
Major industry group 26 — paper and allied products
(in thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States 1/•**....*
Delaware* . • •
Florida*......
Maryland
Michigan
Missouri
Hebraska.
Hew Tork V
Vest Virginia
*
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$430,101
100*0
$97,753
$103,191
$106,081
$123,076
3,678
2,093
9,531
297
7,579
•8
.5
2*2
.1
1*8
821
399
2,189
58
1,704
818
485
2,297
76
1,770
983
556
2,*32
75
1,878
1,056
653
2,613
88
2,227
490
462
3,372
4,281
32.386
•1
•1
•8
1*0
7.5
137
106
764
964
7,227
129
110
815
1.032
7,686
103
11*
866
1,109
7,890
121
132
927
1,176
9.583
8,55*
914
1,240
298
8,426
2*0
.2
.3
.1
2*0
1,967
195
272
69
1,693
1,971
226
305
77
1,896
2,06*
223
305
62
2,175
2,552
270
358
90
2,662
18,890
*,815
*2,193
27,057
7,108
4*4
1*1
9.8
6*3
1*6
*,333
1,063
9,527
6,167
1,642
*,*7*
1.095
10,705
6,384
1,628
*,753
1,177
10,201
6,733
1,703
5.330
1,480
11,760
7.773
2,135
1,127
7,3*8
*51
8,510
18,237
.3
1.7
•1
2*0
4*2
246
1,680
103
1,977
4,106
261
1,7*1
107
1,969
4,27*
323
1.853
107
2,093
*,381
297
2,074
13*
2,*71
5.*76
58,612
5,721
30,9*1
344
*,977
13.6
1.3
7.2
•1
1*2
14,139
1,197
6,836
77
1,275
14,788
1,282
7,242
81
1.329
1*,06*
1,390
7.59*
85
1.163
15.621
1.852
9.269
101
1,210
36,037
1,569
3,222
3,*l6
2,9*6
8*4
.4
.7
•8
.7
8,064
359
722
742
6*3
8,399
365
763
790
665
9,058
392
826
887
67*
10,516
*53
911
997
96*
2,118
8,230
15,336
2,915
34,180
.5
1.9
3.6
.7
7.9
440
1,822
3,*15
63*
7,932
*97
538
2,068
3,910
705
8,52*
6*3
2,39*
*,282
873
9,503
it
3,729
703
8,221
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is Iobs than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown*
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year*
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual vages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available*
C-I9<a
Employment of covered workers, by States, \J and by months, 1939
Major industry group 27 — printing, publishing, and allied industries
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States 3/....
Delaware*.»•....•••*•..
District of Columbia...
Florida.••••••**•*•••..
Percentage
distribution
531,730
100.0
530,724
2,054
1,238
1,862
31,217
2,908
.4
.2
.4
5.9
.5
2,094
1,260
1,847
31,039
2,849
7,762
770
6,698
3,526
4,287
1.5
7,550
656
6,831
3,673
4,323
1,423
1,046
70,290
11,026
7,013
Michigan...............
.1
1.3
.7
.8
.3
.2
13.2
2.1
1.3
.8
.8
4,169
4,323
3,325
1,631
7,797
.6
.3
1.5
28,475
17,361
12,925
5.4
3.3
2.4
14,406
2.7
1,390
3,081
342
1,861
14,803
.3
.6
787
.1
.1
.3
2.8
542
114,801
3,330
794
40,074
.1
21.6
.6
3,791
3,312
47,246
2,855
1,275
.7
.6
8.9
.5
.2
847
.2
.9
4,966
11,460
1,515
970
4,210
6,182
2,218
10,897
520
See footnotes on opposite page.
January February
Number
.1
7.5
2.2
.3
.2
•8
1.2
.4
2.0
.1
June
July
530,019
528,035
526,098
526,865
537,205
537,321
536,478
534,007
2,046
1,230
1,864
31,138
2,929
1,968
1,225
1,865
32,073
2,929
2,009
1,201
1,854
30,878
2,920
2,047
1,166
1,875
30,977
2,932
2,096
1,247
1,878
31,109
2,963
1,996
1,225
1,858
31,714
2,876
2,019
1,253
1,852
31,505
2,893
2,031
1,255
1,877
30,924
2,916
7,550
713
6,620
3,575
4,251
7,638
810
6,611
3,463
4,375
7,605
812
6,562
3,373
4,258
7,675
783
6,550
3,251
7,963
785
6,727
3,436
4,397
8,013
4,3a
7,758
791
6,605
3,279
4,367
6,755
3,504
4,310
8,033
850
6,663
3,604
4,240
7,937
850
6,788
3,794
4,059
i,a5
I,a9
1,411
1,031
71,210
11,065
6,882
1,428
1,021
69,626
6,927
1,U5
1,042
71,550
11,226
6,981
1,427
1,001
72.504
11,051
6,812
March
April
527,905
532,728
533,403
2,102
1,232
1,835
30,869
2,835
2,160
1,285
1,849
31,083
2,905
2,060
1,261
1,887
31,299
2,947
7,666
659
6,922
3,669
4,243
7,757
695
6,741
3,675
4,275
May
August
September
October November December
sa
1,428
1,042
71,328
1,413
1,072
71,428
10,730
7,110
1,445
1,074
69,015
10,903
7,172
1,434
1,069
69,504
10,959
7,171
1,065
68,719
10,816
7,173
1,065
68,133
10,972
7,205
1,430
1,047
68,792
11,019
7,164
6,768
1,407
1,024
71,662
11,273
6,793
4,117
4,197
3,485
1,637
7,672
4,147
4,186
3,343
1,657
7,748
4,105
4,154
3,382
1,654
8,016
4,110
4,269
3,393
1,660
7,852
4,079
4,285
3,266
1,666
7,751
4,045
4,262
3,356
1,691
7,751
4,279
4,294
3,205
1,621
7,660
4,230
4,345
3,281
1,628
7,703
4,230
4,380
3,284
1,593
7,889
4,186
4,421
3,189
1,577
7,846
4,254
4,508
3,317
1,583
7,866
4,247
4,559
3,401
1,604
7,814
27,853
17,294
13,517
799
14,241
27,609
17,208
13,359
811
14,275
27,844
17,288
13,520
28,168
17,384
13,380
797
14,256
26,257
17,243
12,717
784
14,115
28,116
16,911
12,677
795
14,067
26,206
17,051
12,266
726
14,100
26,295
17,354
12,372
710
14,229
29,472
17,792
12,606
724
14,434
29,829
18,066
12,671
812
14,986
29,540
17,304
12,934
822
14,940
28,512
17,440
13,082
818
14,833
1,347
3,062
332
1,870
14,575
1,343
3,054
333
1,386
3,111
327
1,422
3,096
324
1,870
14,767
i,ao
1,419
3,068
358
1,811
14,764
i,a5
14,619
1,432
3,060
328
1,836
14,964
3,093
342
1,864
15,166
1,367
3,081
354
1,862
15,228
1,371
3,098
357
1,875
15,277
1,395
3,092
352
1,880
14,980
510
519
523
115,660 117,737 117,251
3,308
3,348
3,260
818
816
877
40,458
39,711
39,445
499
115,438
3,339
826
40,049
578
578
514
114,147 113,354 113,166
3,353
3,3a 3,300
825
897
839
39,677
39,509
39,264
586
115,662
3,382
649
40,a9
546
113,533
542
113,531
3,368
654
40,996
576
111,451
3,652
3,205
46,309
2,895
1,300
3,680
3,204
46,280
2,881
1,315
833
5,072
1,571
970
860
5,202
31,519
1,563
928
4,269
5,938
2,137
10,980
466
4,247
5,843
2,666
10,996
498
529
116,683
3,176
804
38,936
1,881
14,328
3,929
3,899
45,360
2,887
1,262
3,419
45,642
2,877
1,273
3,390
837
4,760
11,406
1,466
957
4,174
6,536
2,187
10,853
542
sa
14,395
1,373
3,084
3a
1,893
14,389
3,835
3,367
46,159
2,888
1,8a
3,802
3,488
47,520
2,730
14,5a
11, i a
3,379
660
a,574
3,774
3,524
47,661
2,702
1,245
4,044
3,465
47,427
2,663
1,280
3,666
3,204
46,957
2,876
1,225
3,720
3,115
47,396
2,927
1,259
3,826
3,661
3,098
46,075
2,960
1,278
3,270
46,156
2,956
1,281
867
853
4,963
11,526
1,474
964
846
4,640
11,328
923
839
4,893
11,294
1,587
932
850
4,952
11,550
1,586
931
5,104
11,543
1,612
947
4,225
6,046
2,126
10,645
540
4,212
5,728
2,254
10,756
528
4,214
5,805
2,126
10,975
519
4,257
5,891
2,164
11,116
524
4,246
5,775
2,265
11,081
511
1,281
1,300
845
4,884
11,452
1,440
1,028
848
4,943
11,487
1,437
1,012
856
4,979
11,542
1,022
5,007
11,332
1,455
1,024
4,177
6,599
2,197
10,831
529
4,157
6,730
2,129
10,820
535
4,173
6,625
2,131
10,817
502
4,171
6,663
2,197
10,897
531
1,452
3,065
351
1,845
11,ia
1,536
828
11,5a
3,ai
665
40,855
C- 19b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 27 — printing, publishing, and allied industries
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
1896,190
100.0
$219,892
$223,345
$221,156
$231,797
3,297
1,575
2,434
54,882
4,557
.4
.2
.3
6.1
.5
818
381
558
12,877
1,099
809
382
688
13,675
1,160
814
367
576
13,724
1,140
856
445
612
14,606
1,158
13,166
1,211
12,219
5,974
6,717
1.5
.1
1.4
.7
.8
3,100
239
3,016
1,519
1,603
3,215
292
3,014
1,439
1,699
3,241
309
2,981
1,367
1,643
3,610
371
3,208
1,649
1,772
1,811
1,354
131,195
17,581
10,252
.2
.2
14.6
2.0
1.1
433
327
30,647
4,207
2,419
450
347
31,647
4,352
2,533
434
347
32,338
4,346
2,515
494
333
36,563
4,676
2,785
5,320
6,683
5,319
2,174
12,631
.6
.7
.6
.2
1.4
1,249
1,479
1,264
512
3,013
1,344
1,639
1,335
528
3,116
1,340
1,681
1,276
525
3,093
1,387
1,884
1,444
609
3,409
48,350
30,524
20,533
1,131
24,407
5.4
3.4
2.3
.1
2.7
11,351
7,2184,897
292
5,910
11,905
7,421
4,979
280
5,911
12,037
7,629
5,100
258
5,916
13,057
8,256
5,557
301
6,670
2,024
4,722
416
2,446
26,977
.2
.5
(3)
.3
3.0
493
1,137
92
629
6,434
508
1,193
98
612
6,665
511
1,155
105
571
6,551
512
1,237
121
634
7,327
751
195,005
4,987
1,080
67,255
.1
21.8
.6
.1
7.5
174
53,896
1,174
251
15,682
179
50,884
1,246
277
16,535
191
47,747
1,214
265
16,543
207
42,478
1,353
287
18,495
5,652
5,310
77,810
4,993
1,906
.6
.6
8.7
.6
.2
1,376
1,227
18,961
1,180
439
1,377
1,320
19,454
1,236
460
1,368
1,313
19,590
1,271
498
1,531
1,450
19,805
1,306
509
1,082
7,654
17,504
2,193
1,251
.1
.9
2.0
.2
.1
251
1,789
4,099
505
300
268
1,936
4,322
543
315
275
1,872
4,268
577
299
288
2,057
4,815
568
337
6,694
8,756
3,390
20,110
730
.7
1.0
.4
2.2
.1
1,603
2,058
799
4,680
177
1,648
2,190
820
4,877
179
1,671
2,196
856
5,010
191
1,772
2,312
915
5,543
183
Amount
Total, 51 States i/....
New Mexico
New York V
....
3/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown,
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year,
3/ Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer) j data for total wages earned an
y
covered employment not available.
C-25a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 28 —-ironandsteeland their products
Average monthly employment
Percentage
distribution
January
February
March
April
May
39S.216
100,0
384,816
386,915
402,098
395.017
383.103
376,366
4.6*5
399
2,277
15.27*
675
1.2
.1
.6
3.8
,2
4,708
449
2,438
14,389
680
5.017
460
2,252
l4,46o
636
6,479
426
2,308
14,648
64g
5.707
402
2,062
14,972
662
4,357
279
1,698
15,011
661
7.263
3.181
6,807
10,325
281
1,8
,8
1.7
2,6
,1.
6,Sl4
2,863
7.388
10,567
283
6,895
2,951
7,649
11,403
280
6,935
3.046
7.872
13,245
279
6,877
3.079
6,457
11,330
275
Illinoi
31,384
9.740
2,219
2,257
1,836
7.9
2.5
,6
,6
.5
29.743
9.199
2,500
2,135
1,774
30,016
9,275
2.387
2.134
1.794
30,503
9,521
2,226
2,145
1.874
Louisiana
Maine
5.479
457
6,842
15.099
20,069
1,4
,1
1.7
3.8
5.0
5.646
396
6,362
14,427
19.470
5.845
405
6,751
14,558
19.395
1.0
1,0
2.9
,2
12,6
3.652
Missouri.
4,103
4,164
11.333
694
50,308
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma,
50,417
7,726
28,688
1,483
533
South Carolina,........
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/..,.
Arizona.
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Hawaii
Massachusetts
Utah
West Virginia
August
September
October
November
December
379,983
391.742
420,813
423.556
421,211
412,999
3.476
266
1,500
15,328
676
3.248
267
1.537
15.612
702
3.800
281
1.712
15.715
69*
*.93l
437
3.217
16,177
687
5,099
501
3.145
16,132
696
4,622
522
2,862
15.718
690
4,291
502
2,588
15.127
671
6,947
3.H7
6.905
9.418
270
7,122
3,26l
6,769
8,255
276
7.124
3.047
6,4ig
8,213
277
7.227
3.309
6,596
9.435
286
7,520
3,435
6,988
11.196
291
7,830
3.396
6,177
10,605
283
7.924
3,396
6,065
10,388
290
7.9*2
3,273
6,40£
9,844
277
31.049
9.562
2,196
2,187
1,867
30,666
9,662
2,211
2,165
1,884
30,556
9.762
2,107
2.227
1,718
30,267
9.696
2,190
2,354
1,828
31,200
9,601
2.171
2.392
1.807
32,4S4
10,359
2,194
2,388
1.947
33.444
10,318
2,106
2,379
1,873
33.743
10,164
2.139
2.338
1,845
32,936
9.760
2,206
2,243
1,824
6,057
505
7.670
14,799
19.493
5,688
599
7.961
15.417
19.553
4,744
771
7.557
15.315
19.851
4,64g
482
6,728
15.154
19.629
4,607
r ft?
6,444
14,857
19.778
5.383
309
6,730
14,338
19.976
5.837
351
7.268
15.418
20,682
5.975
365
6,4o4
15.946
21,020
5,779
445
6,120
15.682
21,019
5.539
425
6,112
15.282
20,957
10,795
617
46,670
3,680
4,261
10,835
615
47.491
3.813
4.686
11,003
631
48,504
3.919
3.870
10,908
671
48,560
3.988
3,000
11,211
685
48,081
4,018
2,888
11.131
731
48,395
4.063
3.229
11.34s
765
48,847
4,385
4,036
11,403
731
49,625
4,514
5.310
11,690
747
52,763
4,496
5,149
11,823
721
54,342
4,403
4,926
11,852
707
55.769
4,304
4,137
11,993
709
54,651
12,7
1.9
7.2
,4
,1
49.337
8,005
26,747
1.718
506
49.309
8,034
26,834
1.478
473
49.726
9,560
27,084
1,200
4g6
48,232
10,081
28.511
1,021
458
48,621
7.266
28,453
978
552
48,180
6,285
28,330
1.037
564
49.713
6,021
28,271
1.057
550
50,318
6,381
28,652
1,178
565
52,804
7,473
30,402
1,902
559
53.799
7.790
30,116
2,320
578
53.785
7.731
30,428
2,129
559
51,184
8,082
30,424
1,781
547
23,295
755
3.590
16,786
10,292
5.9
.2
.9
4,2
2,6
22,435
741
3.359
16.359
10,862
22,120
756
3.716
16,307
10,095
22,885
779
6,302
16,772
9,854
22,952
762
4,585
17,029
9,057
23,064
762
2,800
16,394
8,026
22,615
752
2,122
15.999
7.869
22,480
745
2.199
16.073
8.999
23,261
24,316
768
3.729
17,965
13.443
24,456
W
2,665
16,467
11,15?
1 751
4,132
17.574
12,556
24,487
745
3.723
17.166
11.423
24,467
745
3.7*1
17.332
10,166
542
213
20,012
1,201
11,287
3.528
,1
,1
5.0
.3
2,8
.9
471
243
19®872
1.079
10,750
3.225
476
225
19.985
1.093
10,744
3.227
474
221
a , 565
1.133
10,809
3.287
473
209
21,593
1,166
9.083
3.312
477
211
18,873
1,248
10,751
3.509
490
218
18,408
1,200
10,805
3.518
559
194
19,O4I
1,184
11,224
3.623
593
194
18,969
1,224
11,644
3,619
642
210
20,132
1.291
11,792
3.700
616
199
20,457
1,252
12,181
3.754
636
iq 2
20,645
1.277
12,432
3.751
599
242
20,607
1,260
13.235
3.812
Number
See footnotes on opposite page.
4,4so
June
July
C - 20 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 35 —nonferrousmetals and their products
(In thousand
of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States ij
Amount
Percentage
distritnition
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$625,9*2
100.0
$143,765
$149,902
$154,019
$178,256
4,118
638
1,99*
28,100
1,095
.7
.1
.3
4.5
.2
1,024
155
488
6,322
251
1,038
128
399
6,838
259
921
164
452
6,9*5
280
1.135
191
655
7.995
305
10,785
5,500
*,657
9,7*6
420
1.7
.9
.7
1.6
•l
2,381
1.235
1,147
2,3*3
98
2,526
1.318
1.145
2,1406
100
2,701
1.38*
1.123
2,3*6
101
3.177
1.563
1,242
2,651
121
Illinois
53.887
17.227
3,280
3.558
3,046
8.6
2.8
.5
.6
.5
12,059
3.760
77*
798
699
13.003
4,074
792
854
739
13.251
*.358
79*
905
766
15.574
5.035
920
1,001
842
Louisiana......
6,965
5*1
9,9**
27,224
36.962
l.l
.1
1.6
4.4
5.9
1.7*1
108
2,287
6,171
8,421
1.652
172
2,629
6,7*4
8.759
1.649
117
2,424
6,886
9.250
1.923
144
2,604
7.423
10,532
Minnesota.
6,740
3,805
19.019
1.052
90,197
1.1
.6
3.0
.2
14.4
1.504
892
4,264
227
19,961
1,604
813
4,536
259
21,483
1,726
904
4,641
267
22,682
1.906
1.196
5.578
299
26,071
New Tork ~*J
77.088
8,604
52,463
1.633
984
12.3
1.4
8.4
.3
.2
20,106
2,122
n.*35
382
212
18,922
2,178
12,343
324
246
18,636
1,963
13.071
379
255
19,424
2,3*1
15.61*
5*8
271
38,259
1,421
2.638
22,390
11.927
6.1
.2
.4
3.6
1.9
8,571
329
668
5,266
2,810
8,703
356
662
5.*05
2,579
9.081
339
575
5.**1
3.048
11,904
397
733
6,278
3.490
828
305
27.558
2.195
19.483
6,551
.1
(4)
4.4
.4
3.1
1.0
169
74
6,255
492
4,170
1.394
182
72
6,73*
533
4,600
1.522
219
87
6.558
565
4,807
1.607
258
72
8,011
605
5.906
2,028
Hawaii.
Massachusetts.
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin.
1J States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown.
|j/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
4/ Less than 0.1 percent.
&
C - 21 a
Ikaployment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 29
products of petroleum and coal
Average monthly employment
January
February
March
April
May
100.0
126,171
.9
.8
.1
.4
1,095
969
13,659
104
455
125,052
126,869
128,289
130,279
133,704
1,093
1,056
13,711
111
439
1,063
981
13,795
121
459
1,019
1,079
14,084
115
467
992
1,112
14,507
118
514
1,130
1,062
14,991
115
507
1,166
1,113
15,145
202
521
1,170
1,125
15,274
258
524
75
188
75
10,669
10,144
.1
.1
.1
8.1
7.7
80
142
81
9,403
9,829
80
137
69
9,462
9,748
81
154
92
9,846
9,851
79
135
82
10,044
9,764
77
158
80
10,592
9,929
77
195
77
11,240
10,250
74
205
76
11,640
10,398
3,826
1,391
6,214
2,503
2,377
2.9
1.1
4.7
1.9
1.8
3,608
986
6,147
2,232
2,520
3,510
1,002
6,108
2,288
2,424
3,691
981
6,002
2,262
2,351
3,722
1,195
5,966
2,345
2,336
3,827
1,457
5,928
2,416
2,340
3,856
1,652
6,229
2,408
2,360
1,487
793
1,004
700
14,985
1.1
.6
.8
.5
11.4
1,417
724
955
706
15,075
1,292
723
907
700
15,110
1,300
740
938
683
15,377
1,417
751
951
776
14,601
1,452
748
974
717
14,506
172
3,848
82
5,196
7,383
.1
2.9
.1
4.0
5.6
138
3,546
90
5,081
7,329
123
3,431
93
5,007
7,167
120
3,695
85
5,136
7,213
157
4,390
83
4,900
7,227
11,454
261
143
193
25,594
8.7
.2
.1
.1
19.4
11,059
221
139
187
24,922
10,980
216
134
189
24,508
11,003
225
140
205
24,874
363
63
214
994
635
1,108
.3
.1
.2
.8
.5
343
41
111
1,017
635
1,058
345
44
120
985
609
1,065
337
51
219
1,028
610
1,086
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Number
Percentage
distribution
131,626
1,191
1,040
14,492
177
491
11.0
See footnotes on opposite page.
.8
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
135,203
136,845
134,984
133,172
1,283
1,019
14,917
283
547
1,327
1,062
14,824
229
523
1,505
945
14,596
228
474
1,448
954
14,406
237
459
75
169
70
11,688
10,535
66
204
68
11,550
10,564
69
285
70
11,158
10,281
71
191
66
10,955
10,336
71
277
65
10,454
10,246
4,024
1,684
6,447
2,429
2,310
4,022
1,689
6,116
2,375
2,420
3,966
1,586
6,287
2,406
2,483
3,921
1,508
6,392
2,986
2,471
3,863
1,523
6,409
2,983
2,323
3,902
1,432
6,534
2,903
2,183
1,490
779
991
704
15,040
1,481
785
1,033
700
14,956
1,490
795
1,049
699
14,875
1,544
857
1,061
706
14,963
1,626
944
1,090
697
15,068
1,714
881
1,083
654
15,054
1,622
787
1,013
660
15,192
137
4,380
84
4,965
7,383
146
4,359
84
5,015
7,512
171
3,624
28
5,013
7,572
176
3,638
84
4,962
7,573
177
3,816
84
5,351
7,434
242
3,831
233
3,758
88
5,728
7,344
243
3,706
90
5,346
7,410
10,913
238
139
189
25,629
11,059
269
157
190
25,638
11,103
286
159
189
26,109
11,193
293
146
186
26,194
11,456
294
134
192
25,995
11,866
290
126
194
26,059
12,568
278
146
197
26,120
12,338
270
147
200
25,521
11,912
248
147
195
25,554
387
59
258
1,007
602
1,105
362
94
234
1,042
368
380
80
251
986
653
1,140
355
72
248
988
654
1,137
36O
374
67
235
1,000
659
1,091
362
73
207
1,000
627
1,101
380
51
211
983
620
1,095
632
1,132
59
233
1,040
667
1,141
134,399 134,509
67
245
849
655
1,145
88
5,851
7,429
C - 21 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group
33
iron
and
s
t
e
e
l
andtheirproducts
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States 1/
New York bj
1/
2/
3/
ij
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$241,101
100.0
$55,985
059,371
$61,388
$64,357
1,524
1,669
27,494
302
868
.6
.7
11.4
.1
.4
358
393
6,288
50
194
334
417
6,815
63
212
384
432
7,161
96
232
448
427
7,230
93
230
116
177
116
18,454
20,030
(3)
.1
(3)
7.7
8.3
33
41
27
3,902
4,711
30
46
30
4,520
4,971
27
44
28
5,055
5,203
26
46
31
4,977
5,145
6,666
2,128
11,205
4,474
4,315
2.8
.9
4.6
1.9
1.8
1,556
396
2,508
941
1,041
1,653
535
2,661
1,017
1,046
1,721
609
2,759
1,030
1,073
1,736
588
3,277
1,486
1,155
2,718
1,296
1,827
1,228
29,319
1.1
.5
.8
.5
12.2
586
298
428
279
7,095
630
304
437
301
7,197
690
344
468
303
7,377
812
350
494
345
7,650
257
6,685
97
9,819
13,987
.1
2.8
(3)
4.1
5.8
53
1,527
27
2,170
3,414
58
1,955
24
2,374
3,449
60
1,609
18
2,462
3,517
86
1,594
28
2,813
3,607
20,667
495
236
224
46,553
8.6
.2
.1
.1
19.3
4,872
100
51
51
11,176
4,903
115
60
54
11,632
5,123
134
58
55
11,717
5,769
146
67
64
12,028
609
70
343
1,611
1,277
2,113
.3
(3)
.1
.7
.5
.9
144
13
63
384
298
496
153
17
91
397
312
535
154
19
93
413
336
547
158
21
96
417
331
535
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employerJjdata for total wages
earned in covered employment not available.
c-22a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 30 —
rubber products
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Number
Total, 51 States !/••••
Illinois
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania,
Virginia
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
145,419
100.0
138,497
138,586
139,815
140,052
137,948
139,416
142,674
145,193
151,780
158,112
159,089
153,861
1*401
6,689
2,109
9,188
589
1.0
4.6
1.4
6.3
.4
1,482
6,458
1,653
9,302
528
1,453
6,333
1,701
9,309
530
1,444
6,368
1,806
9,296
530
1,441
6,614
1,981
9,265
485
1,414
6,570
2,102
8,828
480
1,400
6,685
2,271
8,684
541
1,399
6,628
2,276
8,763
546
1,402
6,826
2,308
8,730
536
1,372
6,851
2,250
9,095
704
1,368
7,064
2,270
9,556
735
1,281
7,005
2,340
9,723
727
1,360
6,870
2,351
9,707
721
1,216
4,444
8,525
704
90
.8
3.1
5.9
.5
.1
1,185
4,216
8,159
681
93
1,191
4,270
8,175
663
106
1,224
4,334
8,044
665
119
1,224
4,215
7,693
624
108
1,200
4,379
6,729
607
87
1,156
4,229
7,728
563
81
1,155
3,975
8,408
605
78
1,194
4,444
8,950
713
80
1,209
4,821
9,575
851
89
1,263
5,080
9,989
846
81
1,297
4,806
9,888
833
79
1,295
4,555
8,963
794
76
2,262
16,686
8,865
238
680
1.5
11.5
6.1
.2
.5
1,850
16,222
8,806
61
659
1,981
16,624
8,714
77
652
1,983
17,071
8,611
100
709
2,024
16,974
8,369
116
701
2,001
16,446
8,289
178
697
1,976
15,867
8,242
264
709
2,031
16,409
8,427
361
683
2,079
16,236
8,651
341
676
2,197
16,962
9,343
361
683
2,406
17,811
9,612
363
676
3,287
17,737
9,519
257
676
3,324
15,873
9,794
378
643
85
11,178
5,347
168
47,680
.1
7.7
3.7
.1
32.8
68
10,604
5,576
115
44,462
75
10,616
4,822
135
44,587
73
10,678
4,977
169
44,674
72
10,487
5,108
161
45,751
71
10,509
5,276
170
45,367
73
10,726
5,202
167
45,921
74
10,903
5,369
172
47,357
95
10,942
5,516
170
48,010
104
11,457
5,610
188
49,895
107
12,341
5,711
193
51,975
105
12,554
5,610
192
52,480
103
12,319
5,391
183
51,674
82
5,066
5,399
2,385
155
.1
3.5
3.7
1.6
.1
63
4,846
5,000
2,325
163
71
4,856
5,217
2,374
155
61
4,896
5,355
2,387
163
62
4,861
5,756
2,380
149
85
4,741
5,611
2,335
154
89
4,876
5,345
2,378
161
92
5,001
5,044
2,442
169
101
5,076
5,062
2,488
157
99
5,398
5,364
2,380
157
100
5,624
5,534
2,403
144
84
5,499
5,738
2,341
149
82
5,113
5,759
2,389
145
547
3,293
.4
2.3
465
3,151
492
3,095
564
3,191
462
2,622
469
2,810
505
3,224
467
3,429
460
3,527
626
3,757
678
3,817
692
3,879
679
3,014
See footnotes on opposite page.
Percentage
distribution
C-22b
Wages earned in covered employment, "by States, l/ and "by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 30 —
rubber products
( In thousands of dollars )
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States 1/
Illinois
New York */
Ohio
1/
2/
7/
5/
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$223,7*1
100.0
$50,869
$52,795
$56,6**
$63.*33
2,059
11,631
2,872
11,607
706
•9
5.2
1.3
5.2
.3
*71
2,60*
61S
2,856
152
506
2,79*
673
2,917
1U8
566
2,997
717
2,661
178
516
3.236
863
3.173
228
1,187
5,709
10,738
838
110
.5
2.6
*.S
279
1,317
2,295
192
2*
2 88
1,30*
2,30*
18*
29
311
1,388
2,877
209
22
309
1.700
3,262
253
35
2,779
22,729
16,926
298
8*1
1.2
10.2
7.6
.1
.*
575
5,362
3,978
26
192
607
5.553
3,788
50
21*
670
5,623
*,222
101
21*
927
6,191
*,93*
121
221
88
16,571
7,360
157
85,577
(3)
7.*
3.3
.1
38.3
18
3,61*
1,760
35
19,255
18
3,827
1,78*
37
20,*17
23
*,176
1,908
39
21,97*
29
*,95*
1,908
*6
23,931
62
7,127
6,687
2,97*
198
(3)
3.0
1.3
.1
13
1,633
1,609
652
*7
1*
1,657
1,626
713
*8
19
1,83*
1,572
76*
51
16
2,003
1,880
8*5
52
*63
5,007
.2
2.2
101
1,090
95
1,086
ill
1,295
156
1.536
.1
States in which the aversLge monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
G-23 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 31 —
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/....
Connecticut..,.
Delaware
Illinois...
New York
Ohio
Rhode Island
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin.
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
March
April
May
June
July
August
September October November December
370,196
100.0
369,341
383,438
387,577
370,449
353,770
363,572
375,187
378,065
378,689
371,571
359,284
351,481
3,127
503
2,770
2,812
3,416
.8
.1
.8
.8
.9
3,083
449
2,445
3,057
3,960
3,122
500
2,618
2,973
4,062
3,258
566
2,857
2,929
4,664
3,151
553
2,800
2,955
3,863
3,019
543
2,722
2,661
4,005
3,005
476
2,644
2,762
4,368
3,128
443
2,613
2,763
2,576
3,162
468
2,834
2,518
2,606
3,254
508
3,036
2,764
2,570
3,237
523
3,116
2,787
2,627
3,129
504
2,857
2,821
2,787
2,971
501
2,702
2,759
2,905
28,356
2,854
966
2,291
17,951
7.7
.8
.3
.6
4.9
28,321
2,753
924
2,252
18,923
29,577
2,762
990
2,288
19,870
29,357
2,801
1,008
2,312
19,657
27,075
2,613
959
2,223
18,508
26,987
2,709
961
2,177
16,852
28,484
2,805
1,005
2,208
17,531
29,131
2,832
1,035
2,368
18,990
28,963
2,891
1,027
2,359
18,652
28,559
2,975
1,012
2,385
18,020
27,487
3,077
998
2,334
16,754
27,829
3,074
974
2,257
15,024
28,502
2,961
705
2,329
16,634
3,789
69,036
5,211
1,247
36,355
1.0
18.7
1.4
.3
9.8
3,825
67,474
5,201
1,255
39,811
3,902
71,786
5,307
1,318
41,362
3,879
72,886
5,316
1,370
41,457
3,757
72,634
5,095
1,313
36,387
3,553
66,990
5,037
1,329
33,878
3,605
65,813
5,145
1,208
36,225
3,783
70,032
5,205
1,102
35,701
3,985
72,336
5,303
1,172
34,828
4,169
70,800
5,287
1,260
34,802
4,264
70,116
5,263
1,198
33,461
3,298
64,953
5,232
1,244
33,239
3,453
62,615
5,142
1,198
35,114
22,360
12,846
69,628
1,194
19,611
6.0
3.5
18.8
.3
5.3
21,241
11,728
67,627
1,139
20,130
21,841
12,173
70,407
1,128
20,539
22,152
12,308
71,604
1,130
20,685
24,721
12,459
66,542
1,149
19,140
22,006
12,379
65,730
1,172
18,461
22,381
12,460
67,727
1,161
19,445
23,501
12,962
70,397
1,142
20,747
23,429
13,600
71,427
1,166
20,546
22,842
14,226
73,320
1,219
19,960
21,420
14,344
73,909
1,291
18,926
20,776
13,396
71,524
1,298
18,247
22,015
12,119
65,326
1,331
18,508
265
28,502
402
5,938
897
.1
7.7
.1
1.6
,2
235
28,598
467
5,862
889
243
29,403
470
5,946
911
274
29,748
473
5,952
877
253
28,598
448
5,693
875
247
26,213
403
5,799
853
257
27,908
273
5,845
862
285
28,742
387
6,040
887
289
28,528
311
6,140
901
286
28,871
460
6,165
903
288
29,001
349
6,021
928
274
28,701
341
6,000
936
249
27,717
445
5,789
941
1,336
5,918
265
1,654
17,992
.4
1.6
.1
.5
4.9
1,398
5,718
250
1,744
17,871
1,402
5,775
248
1,757
18,057
1,409
5,750
259
1,723
18,141
1,380
5,705
276
1,532
17,107
1,274
5,333
281
1,560
17,468
1,268
5,922
268
1,869
17,944
1,229
6,017
258
1,644
18,570
1,185
6,115
280
1,745
18,593
1,291
6,152
274
1,736
18,829
1,356
6,045
270
1,488
17,999
1,392
5,990
246
1,569
18,670
1,452
5,996
269
1,478
16,661
See footnotes on opposite page.
January February
leather and leather products
C- 23 b
V/ages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 31 —
leather and leather products
(in thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
Percentage
distribution
State 2/
Amount
January - March
April - June
July - September
'.597,367
-£378,870
100.0
#96,040
3,372
615
2,641
3,426
2,268
1.0
.2
.7
.9
.6
918
144
564
875
572
902
152
607
899
519
989
148
662
792
570
30,472
2,466
793
2,047
16,010
8.0
.7
.2
•5
4.2
7,454
600
187
520
4,469
7,108
539
211
486
3,577
7,885
664
204
550
4,259
8,025
663
196
491
3,705
3,377
75,009
6,295
1,398
34,139
.9
19.8
1.7
•4
9.0
841
19,065
1,524
339
9,452
746
17,568
1,431
345
7,681
900
19,397
1,569
331
8,784
890
18,979
1,771
383
8,222
Ohio
22,166
13,968
68,482
1,130
21,388
5.9
3.7
18.1
.3
5.6
5,152
3,171
18,011
262
5,507
5,426
3,270
15,880
264
5,139
6,116
3,580
17,276
280
5,372
5,472
3,947
17,315
324
5,370
Tennessee
Texas
352
23,710
359
5,709
988
.1
7.6
.1
1.5
.3
75
7,304
105
1,398
234
84
6,088
76
1,365
227
91
7,247
94
1,505
251
102
8,071
84
1,441
276
1,183
5,5 06
347
1,591
21,421
.3
1.5
.1
.4
5.7
306
1,260
80
426
5,042
286
1,339
86
371
5,085
250
1,448
85
430
5,613
335
1,459
96
364
5,681
Total, 51 States 1/
California
Colorado
New York ^J
.
*
...
.
-,?87 >934
•j?97,529
October - December
1,063
171 •
808
860
607
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of £3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-24a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 32 —
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
California
Delaware.
District of Columbia....
Florida
Llississippi
New York«««••«.««.
West Virginia...
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
January February
stone, clay, and glass products
l«Iarch
April
Hay
June
July
August September October
November
December
329,387
100.0
295,816
299,922
315,163
321,815
328,522
335,090
333,878
338,063
344,634
354,356
349,525
335,847
4,138
310
1,321
16,386
1,672
1.3
.1
.4
5.0
.5
3,820
302
1,273
15,305
1,561
3,919
292
1,399
16,083
1,510
3,989
307
1,421
16,609
1,496
4,087
302
1,162
16,532
1,765
4,206
316
1,064
16,860
1,799
4,195
300
1,397
16,427
1,823
4,296
309
1,393
16,281
1,748
4,148
332
1,375
16,524
1,777
4,212
305
1,375
16,476
1,721
4,235
321
1,342
16,845
1,698
4,368
299
1,389
16,695
1,621
4,181
336
1,265
15,989
1,544
2,509
228
451
1,961
6,357
.8
.1
.1
.6
1.9
2,094
180
405
1,638
5,091
2,109
190
402
1,705
5,811
2,237
236
431
1,696
6,418
2,458
225
439
1,754
6,537
2,706
230
488
1,816
6,350
2,690
223
490
1,828
6,429
2,665
253
472
2,049
6,505
2,661
254
492
2,127
6,471
2,707
248
459
2,170
6,650
2,693
244
446
2,269
6,761
2,649
232
454
2,291
6,736
2,443
226
437
2,192
6,524
226
19,677
16,929
3,817
1,841
.1
6.0
5.1
1.2
.6
130
18,118
15,493
3,221
1,737
147
18,334
15,285
2,712
1,726
187
19,164
16,683
3,116
1,884
239
18,531
16,908
3,728
1,955
307
19,358
17,582
4,090
1,959
297
19,981
18,170
4,134
1,955
265
19,411
18,205
4,163
1,873
286
19,699
18,113
4,261
1,815
273
20,235
17,268
4,311
1,803
207
21,942
17,421
4,266
1,887
206
21,547
16,579
4,095
1,803
170
19,808
15,4a
3,703
1,689
3,090
3,989
1,142
5,216
4,821
.9
1.2
.3
1.6
1.5
2,684
3,569
820
4,854
3,885
2,693
3,416
809
4,972
3,899
2,840
3,718
915
5,319
4,168
2,874
3,814
1,085
5,182
5,088
2,949
3,992
1,198
5,127
5,165
2,972
4,198
1,200
5,082
5,223
2,999
4,046
1,663
5,014
5,273
3,015
3,913
1,684
5,021
5,243
3,433
4,061
1,279
5,288
5,211
3,686
4,691
1,067
5,608
5,105
3,558
4,548
1,024
5,528
4,968
3,374
3,907
955
5,594
7,728
5,945
1,299
10,578
403
7,887
5,781
1,339
10,880
399
7,757
5,582
1,333
10,795
405
1,249
10,480
359
885
4,626
7,494
5,420
7,240
5,254
1,275
10,220
366
2.2
1.6
.4
3.1
.1
6,303
3,882
1,098
9,694
235
6,393
4,023
1,178
9,706
215
6,626
4,430
1,248
9,874
284
6,994
5,192
1,273
9,994
392
7,211
5,589
1,287
10,117
435
7,362
5,620
1,371
10,278
419
7,504
5,739
1,328
10,153
428
7,620
5,842
1,296
10,094
422
825
992
23,357
27,614
3,918
.2
.3
7.1
8.4
1.2
612
851
21,318
22,087
3,447
648
800
21,029
24,758
3,539
787
873
22,144
27,204
3,739
894
980
22,676
26,303
3,813
929
1,115
22,985
27,766
3,993
902
1,112
23,550
27,978
4,194
894
1,105
23,185
28,588
4,023
934
1,103
23,718
29,112
4,242
1,117
24,514
30,084
4,178
881
1,041
25,400
30,114
4,118
826
943
25,080
29,467
3,851
702
869
24,689
27,910
3,879
46,605
2,705
596
54,457
774
14.1
.2
16.5
.2
42,420
2,548
372
51,114
687
42,455
2,691
401
50,416
712
43,274
2,794
611
51,329
802
44,368
2,813
536
53,476
830
45,916
2,734
584
51,704
841
46,628
2,862
607
55,141
930
46,901
2,853
692
53,691
809
47,876
2,783
599
54,849
765
48,855
2,608
555
57,313
763
50,802
2,645
717
58,667
761
50,654
2,599
799
58,649
712
49,111
2,525
675
57,131
674
1,975
5,438
5,475
618
3,849
.6
1.7
1.7
.2
1.2
1,810
4,71C
5,277
448
3,139
1,840
4,841
5,262
455
3,320
1,987
5,216
5,657
551
3,594
2,014
5,260
5,839
671
3,925
1,938
5,334
5,978
681
4,152
1,932
5,474
5,680
692
4,194
1,976
5,607
5,674
601
4,200
1,986
5,725
5,657
586
4,136
2,031
5,805
5,530
567
3,928
2,143
5,S38
5,220
707
3,951
2,075
5,781
5,027
742
3,933
1,972
5,663
4,902
709
3,720
5,203
2,256
19,569
1,901
266
1.6
.7
5.9
.6
.1
4,332
2,040
19,047
1,512
237
4,495
2,079
19,113
1,542
185
5,021
2,329
19,538
1,736
256
5,362
2,38S
18,526
1,815
269
5,366
2,366
19,165
1,903
276
5,419
2,376
18,347
2,088
325
5,471
2,313
18,227
2,105
306
5,540
2,280
18,608
2,150
303
5,479
2,301
19,707
2,055
293
5,590
2,294
21,520
1,993
296
5,351
2,254
21,448
1,987
286
5,016
2,049
21,584
1,923
158
.8
C-24b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 32 —
stone, clay, and glass products
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Florida.
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
Amount
Percentage
distribution
$437,487
100.0
$94,794
$106,541
0111,671
$124,481
3,912
263
1,366
25,786
2,115
.9
.1
.3
5.9
.5
905
64
319
5,774
414
965
61
264
6,451
559
959
65
396
6,578
547
1,083
73
387
6,983
595
3,622
253
765
1,688
5,661
.8
.1
.2
.4
1.3
693
51
155
350
1,215
907
62
194
389
1,417
924
67
200
437
1,399
1,098
73
216
512
1,630
259
28,222
22,815
5,082
2,232
.1
6.5
5.2
1.2
.5
41
6,143
4,943
917
494
82
6,766
5,848
1,289
594
74
7,065
6,014
1,407
556
62
8,248
6,010
1,469
588
3,258
4,471
1,241
6,336
7,276
.7
1.0
.3
1.4
1.7
683
945
206
1,418
1,444
736
1,114
316
1,453
1,842
808
1,083
427
1,635
1,910
1,031
1,329
292
1,830
2,080
11,159
7,593
1,250
13,169
499
2.6
1.7
.3
3.0
.1
2,366
1,357
254
2,954
72
2,734
1,927
308
3,140
130
2,901
2,083
311
3,313
142
3,158
2,226
377
3,762
155
1,023
1,143
31,296
38,349
3,277
.2
.3
7.2
8.8
.7
198
235
6,746
8,215
680
272
299
7,662
9,829
782
274
314
7,854
10,193
806
279
295
9,034
10,112
1,009
63,435
3,369
1,036
75,800
882
14.5
.8
.2
17.3
.2
13,826
801
208
17,014
209
14,865
828
268
17,685
251
16,277
848
287
18,993
213
18,467
892
273
22,108
209
1,790
5,738
6,080
755
5,179
.4
1.3
1.4
.2
1.2
358
1,209
1,412
135
1,010
430
1,399
1,566
207
1,410
501
1,456
1,501
195
1,430
501
1,674
1,601
218
1,329
4,855
3,554
25,981
2,690
331
1.1
.8
5.9
.6
.1
975
797
5,890
513
67
1,188
956
6,188
662
87
1,266
911
6,018
762
96
1,426
890
7,885
753
81
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
C-25a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 33 — - iron and steel and their products
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Number
Percentage
distribution
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November December
1,059,806 1,070,794 1,082,303 1,087,984 1,081,589 1,092,610 1,096,394 1,125,679 1,201,840 1,283,056 1,303,398 1,290,009
Total, 51 States l/... 1,147,957
100.0
34,690
32,112
6,399
46,773
2,677
3.0
2*8
.6
4.1
.2
33,052
29,466
5,432
44,092
2,421
33,190
29,208
5,741
44,695
2,425
33,512
29,846
6,006
45,150
2,462
33,454
30,908
6,132
45,288
2,938
32,789
31,175
6,209
45,193
2,909
33,234
31,529
6,152
45,135
2,889
34,157
32,525
6,072
44,857
2,094
34,662
33,697
6,073
45,670
2,126
36,223
35,079
6,507
47,983
2,575
37,315
34,518
7,435
50,106
3,029
37,375
34,178
7,515
51,608
3,101
37,314
33,211
7,518
51,499
3,153
3,822
757
121,100
77,857
5,101
.3
.1
10.5
6.8
•4
3,728
754
112,429
72,274
4,664
3,681
748
114,557
72,739
4,805
3,745
740
116,310
73,675
4,942
3,699
742
115,745
73,720
4,944
3,615
756
115,164
72,712
4,955
3,709
772
116,172
72,991
5,084
3,553
938
114,389
73,436
5,152
3,803
889
117,540
74,812
5,239
4,010
703
126,215
82,146
5,329
4,147
676
134,999
87,452
5,442
4,102
674
136,498
88,853
5,371
4,070
693
133,175
89,478
5,279
2,253
11,036
2,025
1,053
33,263
.2
1.0
.2
.1
2.9
2,077
10,414
2,084
922
30,294
2,063
10,591
1,929
960
30,928
2,083
10,509
1,881
1,009
31,099
2,149
10,568
1,773
1,070
31,227
2,132
10,473
1,707
1,070
32,170
2,246
10,760
1,898
1,143
33,138
2,315
10,713
1,899
1,163
33,331
2,346
10,747
1,909
1,152
33,873
2,462
11,471
2,268
1,169
34,761
2,452
11,980
2,398
1,040
35,758
2,396
12,264
2,301
990
36,405
2,310
11,946
2,256
952
36,167
36,377
71,948
8,896
17,617
900
3.2
6.3
.8
1.5
.1
30,924
70,903
7,733
16,326
835
31,440
68,583
7,918
16,213
832
31,457
68,763
8,132
16,666
864
35,805
67,993
8,527
16,585
850
35,591
64,706
8,619
17,040
854
36,185
64,985
8,656
17,251
880
35,787
63,187
8,941
17,568
921
36,614
70,207
9,087
17,858
961
38,914
79,301
9,529
18,589
958
41,879
81,193
9,935
19,449
988
42,075
80,233
9,886
19,419
963
39,856
83,322
9,783
18,441
895
1,021
40,501
77,299
1,472
181,992
.1
3.5
6.7
.1
15.9
975
38,172
70,512
1,421
170,383
967
39,002
70,648
1,427
170,661
974
38,903
71,393
1,441
172,086
1,007
38,547
71,277
1,371
172,771
988
38,766
72,510
1,391
169,850
989
39,119
73,598
1,425
170,836
990
39,193
74,800
1,476
171,904
1,010
39,673
77,613
1,465
176,350
1,046
41,352
82,260
1,565
189,173
1,082
44,709
87,144
1,560
203,760
1,121
45,357
88,774
1,542
208,347
1,105
43,221
87,053
1,582
207,780
2,495
2,336
236,196
8,865
12,160
.2
.2
20.6
.8
1.1
2,361
1,489
213,992
8,526
11,078
2,425
1,9H
216,893
8,548
11,500
2,433
1,960
219,124
8,597
11,891
2,542
2,115
219,794
8,182
11,581
2,479
2,287
219,124
8,273
11,575
2,469
2,519
221,802
7,736
11,867
2,462
2,644
223,141
8,809
11,919
2,500
2,628
225,453
9,096
12,394
2,508
2,464
241,898
9,434
12,838
2,565
2,663
272,403
9,749
13,612
2,642
2,667
279,717
9,776
13,595
2,554
2,680
281,009
9,650
12,077
6,076
1,324
1,150
4,464
4,054
.5
.1
.1
.4
.4
5,563
1,210
985
4,234
3,474
5,816
1,191
1,009
4,319
3,675
5,934
1,239
991
4,467
3,741
6,027
1,324
990
4,255
3,935
5,940
1,318
1,019
4,197
4,147
6,170
1,387
1,070
4,320
4,150
6,022
1,426
1,127
4,345
4,141
6,076
1,427
1,181
4,373
4,363
6,359
1,488
1,255
4,676
4,324
6,369
1,276
1,364
4,700
4,223
6,349
1,288
1,378
4,923
4,315
6,294
1,317
1,426
4,764
4,165
24,760
22,841
2.2
2.0
21,513
20,873
23,937
21,458
24,376
21,689
24,250
21,785
23,666
22,005
23,327
22,731
23,955
22,687
26,054
22,462
27,146
23,627
26,517
24,816
27,801
25,167
24,580
24,791
Illinois
See footnotes on opposite page.
C-25 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 33
iron and steel and their products
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States 1/
New York 3/...
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$1,766,222
100.0
#391,787
$410,910
$435,743
$527,782
45,765
54,808
9,952
66,075
4,458
2.6
3.1
.6
3.7
.3
10,693
12,078
2,157
14,566
919
10,750
13,195
2,462
15,291
1,101
11,501
13,925
2,362
16,023
928
12,821
15,610
2,971
20,195
1,510
4,777
1,127
195,224
127,506
6,844
•3
.1
11.1
7.2
.4
1,055
286
42,380
27,844
1,507
1,103
280
45,062
28,618
1,601
1,145
297
47,148
30,860
1,728
1,474
264
60,634
40,184
2,008
3,185
16,580
2,432
1,427
832
51,819
.2
.9
.1
.1
2.9
3,616
555
306
10,129
564
362
12,719
4,298
594
389
12,748
922
4,888
719
370
16,223
57,788
116,275
13,517
25,994
1,253
3.3
6.6
.8
1.5
.1
11,500
26,388
13,509
25,575
14,649
27,984
2,897
5,613
3,203
6,087
293
3,488
1,348
60,254
111,210
1,785
299,087
.1
3.4
13,297
6.3
24,620
.1
16.9
64,157
3,647
4,160
350,100
13,041
12,653
7,568
2,131
1,705
5,563
7,019
38,414
36,789
1/
2/
y
Percentage
distribution
.2
.2
19.8
.7
696
285
299
371
857
735
3,778
324
14,222
26,320
6,515
325
345
379
15,032
27,339
412
888
1,035
893
1,099
66,662
72,622
856
83,528
84,563
88,326
.7
2,931
2,794
2,970
2,934
3,215
3,253
1,876
512
.1
.3
.4
1,749
455
323
1,251
1,499
1,749
1,875
560
448
1,363
1,799
8,603
8,061
9,069
8,723
9,693
8,998
2.2
2.1
362
1,315
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-fizm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wag<
earned in covered employment not available.
18,130
36,328
3,929
7,779
350
380
17,703
32,931
623
95,646
1,009
1,170
93,683
3,925
3,672
2,068
604
572
1,634
1,972
11,049
11,007
C - 26 a
xiaployment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Llajor industry group 35 —
nonferrous metals and their products
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Number
January
February
Larch
April
i-ay
June
July
August
September
October
Koveraber
December
277,793
100.0
258,634
261,051
264,343
262,872
260,838
262,511
266,004
277,020
291,840
308,041
313,933
306,484
822
1,412
324
6,541
892
.3
•5
.1
2.4
.3
742
1,470
251
6,598
886
738
1,355
246
6,657
884
779
1,252
282
6,821
877
837
1,345
288
6,327
852
851
1,420
281
6,290
836
876
1,424
281
6,396
853
876
1,431
275
6,443
858
840
1,289
274
6,686
890
832
1,448
406
6,858
911
839
1,515
431
6,531
919
835
1,497
430
6,563
941
817
1,500
437
6,321
994
43,710
357
30,464
7,138
707
15.7
.1
11.0
2.6
.3
40,742
346
28,928
6,539
659
40,940
356
29,682
6,570
678
a,183
363
30,137
6,816
663
41,172
362
29,327
6,641
687
41,003
348
28,842
6,499
705
40,381
341
29,395
6,403
717
42,821
352
28,625
6,245
658
43,646
351
29,423
6,667
720
46,921
365
31,295
7,505
720
48,052
364
33,477
8,451
737
49,409
366
34,053
8,839
777
48,245
374
32,385
8,475
765
161
1,541
401
3,765
13,885
.1
.6
.1
1.4
5.0
163
1,442
337
3,367
12,185
160
1,450
352
3,348
12,617
162
1,455
366
3,328
13,129
166
1,424
341
3,342
12,989
175
1,392
356
3,306
13,131
164
1,403
419
3,377
13,379
168
1,571
421
3,429
12,405
156
1,584
434
3,620
14,116
153
1,692
461
4,145
15,269
155
1,620
434
4,775
16,299
159
1,735
438
4,548
16,272
155
1,725
451
4,593
14,830
14,292
1,356
4,226
3,118
480
5.2
.5
1.5
1.1
.2
13,772
1,214
3,890
3,041
412
13,791
1,231
3,890
2,979
426
13,454
1,250
4,079
3,030
447
13,426
1,363
4,016
3,073
456
12,937
1,415
4,082
2,979
409
13,022
1,394
4,184
2,894
406
13,416
1,315
4,272
2,942
413
14,300
1,343
4,308
3,076
490
12,279
1,374
4,368
3,101
692
16,814
1,410
4,463
3,341
649
17,092
1,463
4,581
3,507
485
17,206
1,499
4,578
3,458
479
24,176
193
37,242
888
21,238
8.7
.1
13.4
.3
7.7
22,252
145
35,786
817
18,997
22,825
145
34,735
850
19,518
22,979
143
36,073
897
19,836
22,655
165
34,449
913
20,635
22,618
171
34,589
948
19,532
23,210
195
34,364
914
19,742
23,851
223
35,735
920
19,248
24,499
222
37,476
1,006
21,132
25,852
225
40,721
1,061
23,161
25,045
217
U,485
923
24,245
27,363
246
41,671
712
24,064
26,961
223
39,821
690
24,745
1,487
505
22,063
9,667
4,975
.5
.2
7.9
3.5
1.8
1,455
475
19,674
9,445
3,721
1,461
503
19,999
9,506
4,003
1,479
462
20,388
9,168
4,357
1,452
493
20,734
8,885
4,664
1,466
522
20,820
8,745
4,740
1,522
524
21,231
8,955
4,837
1,461
* 511
21,620
9,135
5,083
1,442
517
21,810
10,057
5,191
1,493
516
22,588
10,928
5,328
1,504
522
24,692
10,901
5,896
1,488
505
25,710
10,633
5,956
1,622
509
25,485
9,641
5,921
2,869
2,650
970
1,958
3,000
7,532
1.0
1.0
.4
.7
1.1
2.7
2,873
2,643
876
1,920
2,961
6,908
2,870
2,715
895
1,853
2,984
7,132
3,007
2,727
899
1,889
2,130
7,297
2,846
2,631
918
1,896
3,059
7,243
2,790
2,550
918
1,968
3,096
7,3a
2,762
2,587
938
1,947
2,908
7,376
2,714
2,561
935
1,973
2,890
7,422
2,594
2,615
1,001
2,033
2,915
7,487
2,873
2,672
1,029
2,043
2,108
7,590
3,010
2,655
1,066
2,049
3,518
8,120
3,017
2,677
1,086
1,968
3,730
8,308
3,076
2,763
1,076
1,961
3,704
8,154
See footnotes on opposite page.
Percentage
distribution
C-26 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 35 —
nonferrous metals and their products
(In thousand of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
New York lj
1/
2/
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
1414,168
100.0
$92,274
$95,746
$100,238
$125,910
973
2,049
426
10,572
1,250
.2
.5
.1
2.6
.3
219
461
78
2,536
290
240
479
92
2,505
285
243
504
98
2,660
301
271
605
158
2,871
374
63,207
405
44,447
10,557
966
15.3
.1
10.7
2.6
.2
13,813
96
9,973
2,263
207
14,121
92
10,255
2,281
227
15,318
100
10,503
2,571
230
19,955
117
13,716
3,442
302
.1
60
461
111
1,128
4,473
54
527
126
1,333
4,628
648
16/,
61
227
2,108
493
5,296
19,839
1.3
4.8
52
472
92
1,083
4,145
24,024
2,037
6,130
6,188
667
5.8
.5
1.5
1.5
.2
5,536
431
1,348
1,461
142
5,421
501
1,434
1,447
148
5,526
540
1,501
1,462
166
7,541
565
1,847
1,818
211
36,577
158
53,866
1,198
34,107
8.8
(3)
13.0
.3
8.2
8,084
29
12,668
277
7,092
8,673
37
12,753
318
7,580
9,204
43
13,359
320
8,399
10,616
49
15,086
283
11,036
2,077
900
35,887
11,760
6,400
.5
.2
8.7
2.8
1.6
482
198
8,191
2,616
1,191
492
227
8,632
2,594
1,530
502
223
8,341
2,810
1,697
252
10,723
3,740
1,982
3,706
3,796
1,458
2,876
5,511
10,956
.9
.9
.4
.7
1.3
2.7
904
922
324
665
1,213
2,497
946
909
340
697
1,299
2,711
853
872
364
734
1,315
2,531
1,003
1,093
430
780
1,684
3,217
.5
.1
1,75*
6,593
601
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Uf
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
C-27a
Employment of covered workers, by States, l] and by months, 1939
Major industry group 36
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
California
Connecticut
.
Illinois
Indiana.
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
368,962
April
May
367,661
372,513
372,71*
372,759
201
181
7,736
18,308
510
53,35*
193
7.861
18,397
508
53,604
217
7.9*6
18.937
553
54,904
19.220
565
56,211
3*,35*
3.633
2,975
3,758
3,104
31,789
35,220
1,084
3.87*
3,105
31.806
13.213
3,721
10,715
161
322
12,060
3,7*5
10,755
12.193
3,32*
10,172
12,7*3
3,353
12,500
3,327
ll,*83
13.446
3,408
11,587
11,663
327
12,041
3.311
10,686
191
315
325
328
192
331
43,209
*5,573
53,282
139
*3,287
43,824
46,272
52,383
17*
44,724
*6.37*
45,761
53.039
180
44,904
*7,859
46,7*1
5*,919
204
46,603
214
48,603
53,820
52,247
57.526
219
49,277
53,951
52,722
57,3*3
180
50.615
52,161
52,026
57.633
187
50,412
2,750
2,826
175
983
2,864
187
935
3.202
55*
9,008
*.3*7
203
873
218
507
10,603
*,338
553
3,727
184
911
216
536
9,520
4,085
226
815
206
647
13,250
3.672
9,853
13,953
3.7*2
10,275
163
317
11.9
12.2
13.9
.1
11.6
43.901
50.123
51.903
l4l
42,749
*3,208
46,176
52.896
1*3
42,704
*3.092
46,610
5*.508
149
43,018
.8
.1
•2
.1
.1
2.3
2,674
164
748
193
527
7.982
2,702
155
2.73*
157
778
190
590
8.777
203
West Virginia
See footnotes on opposite page.
558
9.108
768
187
434
8,101
8*2
197
580
8,779
14,269
3,302
1,012
11,897
3.*1*
9,909
154
311
2,975
159
35.091
1,103
2,259
3,185
30,986
32,690
10,785
3.19*
9.873
3.269
182
864
61,785
30,384
999
3,622
3.012
28,888
3.2
.9
2.7
.1
.1
54,924
1*8
*3»377
279
9,088
23,*53
621
70,355
29.276
953
3.521
3.105
28,553
903
3,367
3,069
27.152
45,549
278
9,032
23,369
28,891
9*2
3»*57
3,111
27,681
28,800
897
3,333
3,008
26,911
42,526
*23.959
71,157
30,276
911
3.330
2,975
26,433
47,069
439,907
8,891
22,047
566
66,682
29,678
870
3,408
2,911
25,7*2
48,217
5*.729
173
*5.856
*36,929
263
8.512
20,587
551
61,856
28,783
832
3.364
2.750
25.177
312
December
247
8,309
19,647
542
59,555
7.9
•3
.9
.8
7.2
315
November
254
31,000
965
3.*10
3.026
28,383
156
October
416,889
18.332
520
55.316
151
September
396,322
182
7,567
18,123
513
54,876
180
319
August
384,572
.1
2.1
5.1
.1
15.2
io,64o
July
377.004
236
8,266
20,115
557
59.971
7»6o4
June
March
100.0
3.*59
February
39*.182
12,696
Ohio
January
electrical machinery
168
952
201
5*5
8,172
8,062
162
203
8,672
28,026
209
200
31*
180
909
213
533
9,25*
265
30,003
10,705
217
309
50,898
48,806
56,390
612
1.072
222
191
226
850
208
695
10.235
27 8
8,586
20,964
623
10,192
G-27 b
Wages earned, in covered employments "by States, 1J and "by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 36 «—* electrical machinery
(In thousands of dollars)
State 2/
Total, *51 States 1/
California....................
Kentucky
Michigan a
Nebraska.
New Hampshire
New York 4/.....
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bhode Island
Texas
West Virginia......
Wisconsin.
1/
Total 1939
Percentage
Amount
distribution
January - March
April - June
July « September
October - December
$623,455
100.0
$1*0,2oS
$147,810
$155,014
$180,363
268
14,092
28,056
?l4
96,638
.1
2.3
HO5
.1
15.5
- 55
3,121
6,047
150
21,163
59
3.395
6,4gl
169
22,092
67
3.5^6
7,o4o
160
24,373
87
4,030
S,4gg
235
29,010
47,454
1,025
4,o4l
5>3
45,254
7.6
.2
•7
.9
7.3
10,456
216
911
1,251
9. SSI
11,027
237
97*
1,3^
10,832
11.530
265
1.015
1,372
li,4oi
14.441
307
l,l4l
1,^36
13,1*0
20,067
5.095
15,075
218
327
3-2
.8
2.4
(3)
.1
4,6si
1,182
3.364
45
70
5.177
1,371
3.564
47
77
4,724
1,229
3,622
5S
89
5.^S5
1.313
^,525
6s
91
75.5^5
72,925
90,065
211
79,191
12.1
11.7
i4.R
(3)'
12.7
16,65s
17,S02
21,300
35
17.196
17,359
IS,463
21,298
39
is,730
19,056
17,261
22,421
62
20,316
22,472
19,399
25,046
75
22,9*9
3,763
202
1,149
364
831
1^,533
.6
(3)
.2
.1
.1
2.3
757
40
245
76
181
3.179
820
*7
302
S9
19S
3.37S
963
52
309
91
1,223
63
293
log
2*5
4,43g
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not
20J
3.53S
shown.
1?/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year,
T/ Less than 0.1 percent.
4/
""
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer) 5 data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-28 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 37 —
machinery (except electrical)
Average monthly employment
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
613,920
624,709
636,540
638,651
641,402
644,520
648,906
661,128
683,543
704,094
714,853
1,154
17,672
786
37,869
290
1,203
17,717
804
38,362
337
1,141
18,305
844
39,054
333
1,223
18,617
867
38,575
352
1,157
19,060
899
38,158
410
1,138
19,681
936
38,167
444
1,232
19,749
924
38,454
509
1,253
19,785
914
38,922
567
1,287
19,676
925
39,959
595
1,389
19,828
941
41,892
645
1,448
20,038
912
43,200
676
1,462
19,886
922
43,289
680
.1
.4
14.8
3.0
2.0
455
2,685
90,223
18,040
13,056
448
2,709
93,144
18,330
13,728
454
2,724
94,786
18,707
14,352
431
2,654
94,271
19,255
14,341
435
2,730
94,083
19,425
13,848
489
2,797
95,036
19,684
12,069
529
2,938
95,435
19,435
12,665
567
2,970
97,654
19,743
12,068
573
3,043
99,441
20,409
12,187
587
3,211
98,402
21,102
13,061
535
3,344
102,327
21,554
13,734
518
3,338
104,102
22,059
14,193
1,815
1,896
1,642
3,227
3,818
.3
.3
.2
.5
.6
1,726
1,800
1,548
3,056
3,703
1,689
1,794
1,522
3,084
3,780
1,713
1,821
1,623
3,089
3,840
1,787
1,850
1,710
3,176
3,846
1,866
1,872
1,683
3,178
3,933
1,822
1,789
1,749
3,089
3,964
1,899
1,908
1,689
3,088
4,044
1,809
1,885
1,679
3,081
4,052
1,762
1,934
1,594
3,134
4,144
1,885
1,980
1,584
3,260
3,465
1,901
2,047
1,625
3,573
3,518
1,917
2,068
1,701
3,917
3,529
34,900
51,931
7,259
9,466
1,065
5.4
8.0
1.1
1.5
.2
30,095
47,933
6,732
8,996
982
30,453
48,383
6,977
9,239
980
30,824
48,997
7,135
9,344
1,007
31,814
51,432
7,173
9,409
1,033
32,412
51,876
7,278
9,524
1,078
33,011
52,678
7,392
9,503
1,121
33,326
53,093
7,440
9,224
1,120
33,486
52,677
7,271
9,200
1,121
34,563
51,662
7,248
9,590
1,083
41,661
52,593
7,316
9,782
1,091
43,268
54,744
7,521
9,858
1,093
43,889
57,101
7,621
9,922
1,074
2,865
32,625
63,010
1,894
89,043
.4
5.0
9.7
.3
13.7
2,578
30,335
60,177
1,694
81,573
2,686
30,615
59,202
1,751
82,472
2,781
31,456
60,294
1,747
83,302
2,774
31,829
64,309
1,742
85,124
2,754
32,091
63,699
1,797
85,588
2,799
32,520
64,059
1,809
85,065
2,795
31,904
60,117
1,932
88,241
2,844
32,325
60,622
1,965
89,804
2,916
33,408
62,181
2,019
92,069
3,071
34,579
65,908
2,049
96,085
3,161
34,705
67,430
2,078
98,769
3,223
35,726
68,121
2,144
100,420
2,591
1,090
68,798
8,198
505
.4
.2
10.6
1.3
.1
2,508
862
63,973
6,722
485
2,528
951
65,211
6,828
495
2,588
948
65,830
6,927
487
2,578
991
67,000
7,322
497
2,630
919
67,275
7,549
508
2,605
969
67,687
7,869
509
2,683
1,114
68,788
8,084
457
2,661
1,184
68,893
8,132
453
2,557
1,226
70,611
8,976
481
2,533
1,403
71,371
9,451
558
2,600
1,260
74,527
10,053
562
2,623
1,248
74,414
10,466
567
2,313
12,354
3,519
912
1,729
.4
1.9
.5
.1
.3
2,125
12,337
3,162
874
1,718
2,121
12,391
3,236
883
1,619
2,204
12,530
3,286
874
1,685
2,350
12,334
3,075
956
1,753
2,277
12,260
3,327
947
1,727
2,2U
12,323
3,447
970
1,719
2,296
12,317
3,640
1,024
1,760
2,368
12,018
3,616
953
1,775
2,392
12,096
3,701
988
1,750
2,426
12,330
3,779
835
1,775
2,485
12,530
3,940
840
1,743
2,469
12,784
4,013
802
1,730
1,008
46,502
.2
7.1
896
43,412
913
44,441
929
45,847
929
46,198
854
46,616
1,078
46*259
1,005
46,772
976
46,647
1,088
46,929
1,071
47,686
1,204
48,321
1,149
48,894
State 2/
Total, 51 States
Illinois
Virginia
Percentage
distribution
January
February
Number
651,452
100.0
605,145
1,257
19,168
88 9
39,659
486
.2
2.9
.1
6.1
.1
502
2,928
96,575
19,812
13,275
See footnotes on opposite page.
C- 28 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group
33
ironandsteelandtheirproducts
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
New York
Rhode Island...
West Virginia..,
Wisconsin.
Percentage
distribution
January - March
Amount
April - June
July - September
October - December
$1,089,232
100.0
0240,330
$261,682
0269,616
0317,604
1,626
35,302
1,446
62,418
802
.2
3.2
.1
5.7
.1
432
7,885
299
14,295
114
359
8,591
347
14,279
155
387
9,086
370
14,917
218
448
9,740
430
18,927
315
645
3,410
167,004
31,509
19,663
.1
.3
15.3
2.9
1.8
135
761
37,187
6,838
4,953
138
790
40,442
7,653
5,088
162
854
a , 732
7,762
4,224
210
1,005
47,643
9,256
5,398
2,424
3,049
2,217
3,895
6,744
.2
.3
.2
.4
.6
530
665
484
884
1,466
575
729
562
943
1,622
617
731
552
875
1,631
702
924
619
1,193
2,025
59,900
95,265
11,961
15,036
1,459
5.5
8.8
1.1
1.4
.1
11,903
20,407
2,731
3,480
305
13,339
23,590
3,018
3,691
361
14,314
24,420
2,996
3,580
379
20,344
26,848
3,216
4,285
414
4,366
57,453
95,865
2,428
155,538
.4
5.3
8.8
.2
14.3
949
12,794
22,160
528
32,725
1,011
13,760
24,541
620
36,347
1,057
14,301
23,454
573
38,318
1,349
16,598
25,710
707
48,148
4,182
2,194
110,327
13,639
556
.4
.2
10.1
1.3
.1
976
548
24,801
2,443
124
1,005
477
26,057
3,162
131
1,022
555
27,437
3,522
142
1,179
614
32,032
4,512
159
2,962
21,545
5,818
1,347
3,037
.3
2.0
.5
.1
.3
658
4,988
1,171
287
695
5,253
1,346
322
763
735
5,222
1,498
334
6,082
1,803
744
404
835
1,510
79,336
.1
7.3
325
18,088
346
19,208
390
20,166
449
21,874
7a
828
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
j j Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
C-29 a
Employment of covered workers, "by States, l/ and "by months, 1939
Major Industry group 38
automobiles and automobile equipment
Average monthly employment
Stat« 2/
Total 51» States 1/
California.............
Florida...
Number
Maryland...............
Michigan.....
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
100 oO
484,905
478,927
478,281
471,279
434,626
440,654
364,661
395,864
487,145
497,629
505,252
544,116
8,OSS
211
768
1.7
.1
8,849
211
8,413
195
2,145
7,233
197
706
235
2,151
2,190
6,34-1
235
794
283
29 221
5.582
248
S09
287
1,370
7.380
214
1,021
282
1,610
9.236
195
993
263
2,412
9,301
184
872
289
2,572
9,993
243
2,133
8.205
206
732
234
2,193
7,095
227
.1
.5
9,428
229
611
240
2,138
8,867
33,583
1,292
374
2; 192
8,775
33,238
1*295
386
2,186
8,823
33,607
1,308
400
2,217
9,013
32,000
1,323
344
2,099
8,814
31.309
1,205
357
2,089
8,767
8,960
9,201
33,153
391
1,994
2.0
7.3
.3
.1
.4
2,070
293,983
1,569
7,233
12,297
63,2
.3
1.6
2.6
2,021
319*459
1,499
7,865
9,845
1,880
311.740
1,434
7,823
9,681
1,958
309,850
1,472
7,744
9,841
1,965
301,308
1,480
7,675
12,837
1,997
270,675
1,496
7,112
12,752
1,944
280,747
1.51s
7,056
12,605
19,931
493
30,sio
15*023
39S
4.3
.1
6,6
3.2
.1
18,693
323
28,759
13,421
325
20,162
352
30,406
13,631
329
19,836
354
30,565
14,587
314
19,645
327
31,218
15,177
385
19,104
337
28,763
15,388
W8
1,179
1,623
.3
.4
.3
.1
3.7
1,207
1,638
1,495
452
17,764
1,225
1,651
1.367
461
17,647
1,142
1,691
1,354
548
17,744
1,032
1,635
1,369
580
17,004
1.033
1,512
1,270
574
16,603
261
9,497
33*708
1,31s
i,4oo
545
17,083
Sfie footnotes on opposite page.
January
465,278
2,143
Illinois...
„...
Indiana............«.. •
Kentucky. .
«...
Percentage
distribution
r;
636
678
236
656
235
10,805
192
711
302
2,583
10,665
39,922
1,220
352
741
10,277
35,869
1,279
409
1.091
36,889
1.403
444
2.135
10.996
34,203
1,471
438
2,448
9.900
1,714
245,133
1,538
3,983
10,086
2,003
315,064
1,521
4,785
13,039
2,559
304,689
1,720
7,685
15,087
2,482
310.567
1,819
9,032
15,823
2.387
345,633
1,806
9,077
16,064
18,344
488
29,824
15,402
405
17,469
716
27.018
14,053
441
15.776
826
28,004
14,051
451
19,113
795
32,186
14,901
418
22,854
470
34,802
16,609
422
24,009
461
35,429
16,586
429
24,166
470
32,747
16,475
451
1,038
1,047
1,491
1,260
559
14,405
1.054
1.521
1,248
584
15,653
1,125
1,540
1,328
547
18,077
1,353
1,695
1,549
553
19,568
1,443
1,792
1,648
540
19.129
1,446
1,803
1.643
565
19,234
31,624
1,216
370
2,085
1,510
1,267
573
12,168
29,092
1,219
377
2,158
1,927
212,929
1,520
6,962
1,583
435
2,486
C - 29 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 38 —
automobiles and automobile equipment
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1 9 3 9
State 2/
Total
5 1 States 1/
Florida
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$816,844
100.0
$195.33**
$193.9^
$185,661
$241,90*;
13,701
277
976
4o4
1.7
(3)
.1
.1
3.^9
60
209
9^
854
3.065
70
677
4,394
66
272
116
1,124
3,^3
12,688
ksk
126
730
3.592
13.152
502
127
791
3.76s
13.032
422
150
566
16,728
686
186
1,009
707
128,651
39k
76s
125.361
636
3,051
5,175
745
121,596
546
2,270
1,051
156,427
797
3.985
7.037
6,448
188
9,214
129
16,127
7,047
13^
3 * 5^5
Illinois
Ohio.....
15,711
55,6OO
2,104
589
3,096
1.9
6.8
•3
.4
231
93
S90
3.271
532,035
2,573
12,217
21,913
65.1
.3
1.5
2.7
29•923
509
53,532
26.57S
**77
3.7
.1
6.6
3.3
.1
7.095
92
12,051
6,363
101
7.226
100
12,819
7.199
113
.2
46o
430
624
1,886
2,568
2,323
1,013
26,277
.3
•3
.1
3.5
2,911
629
549
222
7.H66
591
261
6,667
2,793
81
264
101
12,535
5.969
129
369
546
472
258
6,557
627
769
711
272
7.5S7
—
1/
2/
1/
4/
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown,
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer)1 data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C- 30 a
Employment of covered workers, by Abates, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 39 —
miscellaneous manufacturing industries 2/
Average monthly employment
State 2 /
Number
Total, 51 States l/....
Delaware.
District of Columbia-...
Illinois
Maryland.
Nebraska.
Utah
January
February
I. larch
April
ICay
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
460,236
100.0
401,287
417,368
431,524
440,826
440,665
450,283
460,134
470,771
487,704
503,439
515,975
502,866
653
450
30,826
733
21,026
.1
.1
6.7
.2
4.6
919
442
22,616
699
18,673
962
415
24,060
731
18,931
861
454
25,591
745
19,402
390
428
27,443
813
19,791
419
287
29,143
791
20,162
391
413
31,339
759
20,252
407
457
31,288
726
20,513
413
477
31,678
703
20,954
457
477
32,457
681
22,060
649
496
34,660
713
23,405
851
524
38,746
703
24,292
1,113
534
40,889
733
23,874
1,502
300
2,281
1,511
37,924
.3
.1
.5
.3
8.2
1,532
308
1,712
1,434
33,269
1,595
301
1,661
1,476
34,811
1.608
307
1,967
1,449
35,837
1,586
308
2,048
1 < 343
38,450
1,514
303
2,27.1
1,332
37,701
1,604
296
2,288
1,389
37,736
1.478
291
2 s 213
1*481
38,422
1,523
313
2,346
1,660
38,487
1,355
339
2,375
1,646
39,789
1,347
300
2,639
1,579
40,943
1,437
302
2,960
1,739
40,920
1,4a
225
2,955
1,608
38,675
8,066
5,520
1,642
1,412
773
1.7
1.2
.4
.3
.2
6,359
4,764
1,242
978
737
7,014
5,093
1,309
1,025
730
7,357
5,270
1,424
1,052
759
5,434
1,524
1,348
784
7,528
5,462
1,623
1,342
814
7,821
5,429
1,748
1,462
741
7,923
5,527
1,808
1,548
772
8,492
6,080
1,863
1,659
772
9,489
6,269
1,899
1,756
792
10,407
6,125
1,795
1,822
776
9,966
5,397
1,821
1,527
827
3; 498
14,007
31,846
10,255
2,240
.8
3.0
6.9
2.2
.5
2,859
8,494
26,387
8,921
2,116
2,861
9,821
29,179
9,066
2,169
3,148
10,378
30,487
8,581
2,291
3,439
10,996
31,185
9,965
2,419
3,664
11,614
31,297
10,233
2,324
3,758
13,312
31,955
10,512
2,273
3,735
15,261
30,882
10,608
2,118
3,719
16,468
31,961
10,468
2,108
3,621
17,589
33,176
10,946
2,189
3,673
17,675
35,321
11,054
2,175
3,773
18,350
35,733
11,396
2,158
3,724
18,123
32,590
11,313
2,537
462
7,257
824
2,028
40,432
.1
1.6
.2
.4
8.8
171
8,099
789
1,935
33,171
286
8,008
797
1,987
34,620
308
7,010
816
2,000
36,626
231
6,816
846
1,934
39,192
254
6,988
812
1,910
39,946
250
6,731
792
1,951
40,715
463
6,619
786
1,966
41,160
598
6,807
809
2,0U
41,572
637
7,026
860
2,123
41,100
746
7,235
885
2,188
46,048
751
7,477
85 6
2,165
45,903
855
8,269
839
2,137
45,134
119,563
1,219
27,346
429
533
26.0
.3
5.9
.1
.1
110,278
1,183
24,555
255
484
113,848
1,162
25,287
272
483
117,902
1,226
26,325
294
543
116,314
1,206
26,088
345
488
113,552
1,183
26,087
379
533
115,092
1,196
27,166
396
573
120,779
1,201
27,546
373
573
122,423
1,211
28,445
385
561
127,668
1,172
29,808
599
555
126,882
1,242
29,467
608
533
127,819
1,243
29,344
622
540
122,204
1,406
28,037
618
534
42,455
9,104
1,659
3,279
255
9.2
2.0
.4
.7
.1
39,276
8,328
1,628
3,072
229
40,854
8,912
1,679
2,974
231
41,352
9,068
1,715
3,137
238
41,967
8,224
1,678
3,324
249
40,551
7,732
1,661
3,085
243
40,420
7,947
1,612
3,389
250
40,294
9,037
1,471
3,151
275
41,896
9,836
1,610
3,183
266
43,259
9,715
1,672
3,304
272
44,484
10,601
1,736
3,627
266
47,337
10,484
1,724
3,586
273
47,774
9,369
1,719
3,514
272
750
10,196
6,449
1,694
7,215
.2
2.2
1.4
.4
1.6
592
7,828
4,711
1,099
6,537
663
8,280
5,381
1,423
6,432
647
8,833
5,698
1,468
6,728
716
9,297
6,080
1,470
6,803
732
10,074
5,965
1,528
7,593
764
10,344
6,026
1,432
7,524
755
10,650
6,324
1,505
7,535
738
10,846
6,983
1,705
7,378
828
11,521
7,456
1,874
7,375
876
11,514
7,316
2,144
7,551
871
11,780
7,600
2,496
7,670
817
11,382
7,842
2,179
7,449
See footnotes on opposite page.
Percentage
distribution
7,233
7.192
5,383
1,643
1,225
776 !
C-30 b
wages earned in covered employment, oy States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 39 — miscellaneous manufacturing industries 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Percentage
distribution
January - March
Amount
April - June
July - September
October - December
$651,671
100.0
$142,532
$156,144
$164,555
$188,440
843
276
51,761
864
33,197
.1
(4)
8.0
.1
5.1
265
64
10,354
202
6,914
115
60
12,425
224
7,704
120
69
13,048
208
8,146
343
83
15,934
230
10,433
2,205
435
2,606
1,481
53,539
.3
.1
.4
.2
8.2
557
103
461
335
11,515
601
108
606
346
12,826
535
110
685
371
13,482
512
114
854
429
15,716
Louisiana
10,674
6,208
2,097
1,603
870
1.6
1.0
.3
.3
.1
2,223
1,363
380
264
208
2,392
1,470
510
404
221
2,560
1,514
587
433
205
3,499
1,861
620
502
236
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
4,815
19,105
45,950
15,302
3,053
.7
2.9
7.1
2.4
.5
1,016
3,163
9,930
3,109
689
1,216
4,204
11,134
3,917
750
1,273
5,419
11,772
4,012
736
1,310
6,319
13,114
4,264
878
490
9,083
745
1,879
62,716
.1
1.4
.1
.3
9.6
59
2,320
174
435
12,693
67
2,116
180
435
15,430
145
2,125
189
469
15,880
219
2,522
202
540
18,713
162,496
1,102
40,017
501
768
24.9
.2
6.2
.1
.1
38,930
246
8,779
78
185
40,316
262
9,479
104
200
41,177
268
10,111
137
195
42,073
326
11,648
182
188
60,836
8,400
1,395
4,173
376
9.3
1.3
.2
.7
.1
14,388
1,924
318
932
78
13,494
1,768
349
1,034
93
14,796
2,135
324
961
96
18,158
2,573
404
1,246
109
668
15,766
10,379
1,960
10,311
.1
2.4
1.6
.3
1.6
141
2,959
2,028
385
2,198
158
3,879
2,355
410
2,598
171
4,075
2,695
464
2,680
198
4,853
3,301
701
2,835
Total, 51 States 1/
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware.
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia.
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New York
West Virginia
l/
2/
2/
hj
j\J
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
Includes major industry group 34 — transportation equipment (except automobiles.)
See Table &-1 for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C - 31 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Industry division — transportation, 1/ communication, and other public utilities 2/
State 2/
Delaware
District of Columbia
..
Florida
Illinois
Maine
Montana....
Rhode Island..
South Carolina....
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
1,611,461
100.0
17,215
1,286
4,40S
10,998
109,958
1.1
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
1,558,347 1,551,399 1,574,660 1,590,729 1,611,875 1,630,334 1,616,858 1,628,170 1,667,855
October November December
1,651,449 1,629,099 1,626,785
.1
.3
.7
6.8
16,064
939
4,290
9,766
109,105
15,701
967
4,257
9,912
108,814
16,605
1,060
4,332
10,020
109,819
16,870
1,157
4,342
10,656
107,829
16,720
1,359
4,314
10,328
109,746
17,435
1,319
4,443
10,373
110,252
17,734
1,422
4,348
11,062
110,958
18,039
1,876
4,345
11,082
113,227
18,549
1,668
4,501
12,640
115,075
17,835
1,434
4,562
12,547
113,168
17,502
1,079
4,567
11,908
105,991
17,526
1,150
4,601
11,681
105,518
12,559
20,606
3,431
15,768
24,555
.8
1.3
.2
1.0
1.5
11,993
20,176
3,122
14,735
25,650
11,782
20,047
3,166
15,266
25,305
12,028
20,330
3,306
15,456
25,590
12,739
20,386
3,163
15,782
24,440
12,684
20,431
3,536
15,960
23,889
13,045
20,697
3,301
16,083
24,082
13,038
20,354
3,487
15,802
23,118
13,062
20,532
3,757
15,877
24,047
12,989
20,930
3,669
16,232
24,210
12,633
21,170
3,674
16,126
24,061
12,420
21,179
3,430
15,971
24,256
12,301
21,038
3,560
15,923
26,016
21,999
6,954
5,548
125,519
32,822
1.4
.4
.3
7.8
2.0
20,013
6,827
4,638
120,915
30,793
20,514
6,892
4,653
120,500
30,988
21,222
6,872
5,218
121,507
31,841
21,470
6,791
5,980
124,451
32,278
20,920
6,825
6,512
125,179
32,450
22,124
6,978
6,207
126,277
32,948
22,046
7,085
5,816
126,663
32,979
22,514
7,129
5,537
127,093
33,150
23,064
7,032
5,703
129,176
33,941
23,346
7,055
5,601
128,219
34,356
23,003
6,981
5,502
127,737
34,002
23,748
6,979
5,210
128,506
34,142
18,899
16,372
15,666
31,373
7,745
1.2
1.0
1.0
2.0
.5
17,861
16,142
14,922
31,493
7,765
17,834
15,981
14,953
30,498
7,272
18,243
16,292
15,079
30,844
7,698
18,221
16,237
15,498
29,112
7,578
18,959
16,667
15,726
29,343
7,585
19,158
16,550
15,794
30,269
8,235
19,507
16,438
15,781
29,474
7,646
19,469
16,516
15,762
30,707
7,806
19,793
16,463
16,067
33,316
7,589
19,526
16,556
16,181
35,570
7,866
19,263
16,348
15,985
31,615
7,823
18,957
16,278
16,246
34,231
8,079
32,813
68,395
52,829
27,635
8,317
2.0
4.2
3.3
1.7
.5
31,790
67,417
49,799
26,127
7,426
32,091
67,098
50,036
26,092
7,197
33,492
67,743
50,996
26,592
7,462
32,453
68,867
51,980
27,362
7,676
32,565
70,174
52,886
28,324
7,502
33,332
70,979
53,467
28,881
7,432
31,940
68,433
52,781
27,760
8,060
31,862
68,892
53,433
28,232
8,310
34,115
68,481
55,356
28,743
10,155
32,950
67,657
54,834
28,270
10,318
33,371
67,820
54,135
27,784
9,190
33,790
67,180
54,242
27,455
9,077
44,655
5,278
12,043
1,469
4,832
2.8
.3
.8
.1
.3
42,499
4,878
11,404
1,310
4,774
42,517
4,931
11,514
1,307
4,706
43,373
4,925
11,562
1,390
4,640
43,879
5,254
11,861
1,427
4,645
44,297
5,273
11,952
1,489
4,689
44,979
5,553
12,303
1,510
4,910
45,139
5,512
12,311
1,519
4,969
45,387
5,557
12,377
1,594
4,970
46,152
5,591
12,484
1,638
5,004
46,211
5,361
12,118
1,548
4,895
45,861
5,147
12,326
1,436
4,899
45,566
5,352
12,306
1,456
4,887
66,843
3,820
235,689
15,687
3,140
4.2
.2
17.7
1.0
.2
64,791
3,329
283,513
14,713
3,156
65,572
3,438
279,079
14,813
3,139
66,262
3,631
282,854
15,024
3,216
66,934
3,640
287,521
15,271
3,156
67,857
3,559
292,163
15,268
3,231
63,288
3,739
292,295
15,783
3,234
66,934
4,271
286,436
15,508
3,185
65,769
4,316
284,407
15,969
3,162
67,376
4,049
290,647
16,362
3,182
67,498
3,980
285,169
16,462
3,063
68,172
3,912
283,925
15,970
2,990
66,659
3,981
280,263
17,098
2,968
85,489
19,553
15,684
119,186
9,997
5.3
1.2
1.0
7.4
.6
81,468
19,551
14,859
113,684
9,861
81,341
19,337
14,546
114,667
9,765
82,627
19,734
15,019
115,317
9,864
84,323
19,537
14,611
116,194
9,927
85,775
19,565
15,237
119,118
9,895
85,907
19,765
15,272
120,342
10,064
86,026
19,694
16,180
120,743
10,079
86,540
19,793
16,350
122,415
10,095
88,003
19,655
16,448
123,244
10,314
88,157
19,411
16,972
122,108
10,132
88,022
19,310
16,397
122,331
10,037
87,683
19,280
16,321
120,066
9,928
8,492
3,096
16,834
86,004
6,307
.5
.2
1.0
5.3
.4
7,783
3,037
17,198
83,001
5,605
7,985
3,012
17,014
82,787
5,704
8,299
3,067
17,194
83,220
5,887
8,830
2,946
17,538
82,282
6,116
8,591
3,037
17,394
82,009
6,153
8,471
3,157
17,586
83,227
6,395
8,246
3,117
17,065
83,399
6,529
8,273
3,141
15,406
86,285
6,710
8,948
3,115
16,503
93,296
6,901
8,438
3,144
16,509
91,789
6,574
9,042
3,211
16,248
90,053
6,568
8,999
3,170
16,353
90,701
6,544
3,090
23,422
27,379
16,415
29,720
3,667
.2
1.5
1.7
1.0
1.8
.2
3,194
22,337
25,858
15,536
28,578
2,662
3,200
22,428
24,103
15,411
28,694
2,573
3,160
22,680
25,239
15,606
28,520
2,703
3,085
23,123
27,506
15,920
28,864
3,021
3,069
23,389
28,155
16,733
29,961
3,412
3,112
23,432
28,808
17,140
30,503
4,898
3,104
22,949
28,636
16,597
30,126
4,852
3,115
23,701
28,663
16,896
30,093
4,930
3,167
24,256
29,326
17,184
30,462
5,091
3,074
24,787
27,591
16,989
30,539
3,415
2,910
24,667
27,024
16,591
29,907
3,281
2,889
23,320
27,641
16,378
30,372
3,170
See footnotes on opposite page.
January February
C - 31 b
'./ages earned in covered employment, by States, and by quarters 1939
Industry division —
transportation., 1/ communication,and other public utilities 2j
(In thousands of dollars )
Total 1939
State
Amount
Total, 51 States
North Dakota....
Wisconsin....
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
02,435,293
100,0
$578,222
$611,668
$623,515
$621,888
17,509
1,171
5,887
10,394
187,530
.7
(4)
.2
.4
7.7
4,079
232
1,375
2,318
43,891
4,267
295
1,453
2,483
47,449
4,500
324
1,513
2,661
47,936
4,663
320
1,546
2,932
48,254
18,046
36,725
4,016
26,433
25,525
.7
1.5
.2
1.1
1.0
4,210
3,515
862
6,215
6,374
4,515
8,951
990
6,573
6,305
4,681
9,387
1,075
6,615
6,139
4,640
9,872
1,089
7,030
6,707
26,374
9,610
6,311
213,874
46,296
1.1
.4
.3
8.3
1.9
6,052
2,243
1,408
50,187
10,512
6,438
2,286
1,642
53,262
11,369
6,799
2,406
1,655
54,575
11,907
7,085
2,675
1,606
55,850
12,508
24,379
21,493
19,502
33,678
9,965
1.0
.9
.8
1.4
.4
5,688
5,153
4,507
7,720
2,259
6,071
5,442
4,825
8,059
2,432
6,268
5,431
5,025
8,458
2,651
6,352
5,467
5,145
9,441
2,623
43,308
112,683
86,226
40,792
7,861
1.8
4-6
3.5
1.7
.3
9,798
26,574
19,824
9,573
1,675
10,746
28,723
21,288
10,421
1,792
11,087
29,172
21,999
10,350
2,082
11,677
28,214
23,115
10,448
2,312
68,421
8,186
16,143
2,258
6,649
2.8
.3
.7
.1
.3
16,083
1,767
3,785
516
1,534
17,028
2,018
4,028
560
1,641
17,456
2,174
4,130
608
1,775
17,854
2,227
4,200
574
1,699
108,473
4,595
475,552
19,509
3,906
4.5
.2
19.5
.8
.2
25,254
1,045
118,320
4,373
962
26,988
1,122
123,771
4,732
995
27,507
1,225
123,232
5,007
980
28,724
1,203
110,229
5,397
969
133,062
27,406
26,877
195,094
15,419
5.5
1.1
1.1
8.0
.6
30,667
6,680
6,338
48,236
3,610
32,878
6,823
6,709
49,204
3,770
33,952
6,967
7,053
48,871
4,047
35,565
6,936
6,777
48,733
3,992
8,147
3,651
20,593
102,789
8,555
.3
.2
.8
4.2
.4
1,972
848
5,188
24,230
1,901
2,104
904
5,400
25,169
2,107
1,990
945
4,981
2.6,105
2,242
2,081
954
5,024
27,285
2,305
3,849
28,498
38,382
24,096
44,850
4,745
.2
1.2
1.6
1.0
1.8
.2
879
6,627
8,950.
5,715
10,539
909
957
6,991
9,496
6,005
11,074
1,117
1,042
7,201
10,157
6,158
11,452
1,562
971
7,679
9,779
6,218
11,785
1,157
1/ Excludes data for railroads and other groups subject to Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act.
2j Industry division transportation, communication, and other public utilities includes major industry groups 4 1 - 4 6 , 48 and 49.
See Table A - l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
4/ Less than 0.1 percent.
2 / Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer}] data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
C - 32 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 4l —
street, suburban, and interurban railways
and city and suburban bus lines Zj
Average monthly employment
State j/
Total, 51 States 1/....
California
Connecticut.• •.
Delaware
District of Columbia...
Illinois
Ohio
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia
Number
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
169.832
100.0
171,717
168,461
170,685
170,758
172,566
174,174
172,362
170,876
170,466
166,502
165.123
164,310
278
337
10,158
1,069
2.653
.2
.2
6.0
.6
1.6
283
335
9.681
1,044
2,671
274
3^6
10,050
1,085
2,677
275
340
9,995
1,016
2,677
285
336
10,028
1,014
2,658
287
343
10,220
1,005
2,648
286
343
10,363
1,081
2,646
275
329
10,358
1.117
2,617
276
333
10,403
1,114
2,623
277
337
10,260
1,109
2,651
277
336
10,301
1,113
2,660
275
334
10,091
1,068
2,662
272
337
10,145
1,067
2,644
314
3.487
435
1.157
22,799
.2
2.1
.3
.7
13.4
278
3.356
458
1,171
23,666
277
3,514
459
1,149
22,812
278
3,528
451
1,159
22,813
307
3.524
432
1.133
22,917
301
3,495
419
1,164
22,934
321
3,499
4l4
1,168
22,942
335
3,484
4l4
1,161
22,966
337
3.459
417
1.192
22,895
335
3,499
419
1,120
22,905
335
3.490
417
1,174
22,238
326
3,490
424
1.150
22,222
337
3.503
493
1.147
22,282
2,758
1.169
370
1,481
503
1.6
.7
.2
.9
.3
2,723
1,158
370
1,520
509
2,662
1,149
378
1,512
502
2,676
1,163
376
1,507
498
2,704
1.165
369
1,503
494
2,682
1,165
364
1,501
494
2,784
1,184
371
1,496
487
2.825
1.175
346
1.465
498
2,831
1,180
366
1,470
497
2,823
1,178
361
1,477
509
2,821
1.187
380
1,462
505
2,784
1,160
379
1.431
522
2.779
1,166
381
1,430
524
335
3.171
11.352
1.097
2.817
.2
1.9
6.7
.7
1.7
350
3,284
11,319
992
2.790
333
3,274
11,157
1,149
2,826
343
3,258
11,419
1,165
2,811
343
3,253
11,441
1,157
2,860
344
3,240
11,706
1,157
2,847
337
3.224
11.893
1,148
2,858
337
3.091
11,424
1.133
2,866
333
3,081
11,629
1,143
2,871
332
3,090
11,418
1,147
2,856
326
3.083
11.027
1,012
2,772
323
3,082
10.963
1,034
2,733
314
3,093
10,829
923
2,717
125
5,853
111
750
11,492
.1
3.5
.1
.4
6.8
63
5.906
107
725
11,616
63
5,865
105
737
11,524
62
5.886
105
732
11,591
80
5,914
120
767
11,646
81
5,910
114
760
11,919
84
5,877
114
765
12,295
155
5,845
117
767
12,336
156
5,826
119
764
11,217
157
5,828
119
768
11,231
204
5,814
102
760
11,077
201
5,787
105
738
10,759
196
5,782
106
714
10,686
43,143
9.287
214
1,260
18,248
25.4
5.5
.1
.7
10.7
43,609
9,429
212
1,209
18,454
41,686
9,322
214
1,215
18,345
43,618
9,306
214
1,328
18,290
43,607
9,354
212
1,190
18, 2 3 6
44,827
9,391
210
1,188
18,145
45,195
9.412
209
1,201
18,308
44,474
9,319
210
1,311
18,181
44,051
9,360
209
l,3H
18,099
43,919
9,325
211
1,299
18,133
41,393
9,191
219
1,287
18,293
4O,94O
9,036
221
1,293
18,302
40,397
9,002
223
1,291
18,186
1,086
729
2,931
404
1.31S
.6
.4
1.7
.2
.8
1,102
710
3,793
342
1,289
1,096
696
3,079
430
1,284
1,105
704
3,110
391
1,294
1,073
702
3,051
398
1,298
1,084
694
3,094
415
1,310
1,088
699
3.H2
453
1.355
1,092
712
2,663
396
1,360
1,085
706
2,657
413
1,382
1,075
740
2,663
415
1,391
1,084
763
2,659
391
1,286
1,081
810
2.637
1.285
1,071
815
2,653
398
1,285
759
1,056
2,908
.5
.6
1.7
795
1,099
2,908
790
1,118
2,910
781
1,120
2.897
769
1,129
2,886
766
1,050
2,885
765
1.057
2.923
762
1,086
2.932
750
973
2,922
746
974
2,917
728
1,000
2,901
728
1,003
2,904
729
1,059
2,909
See footnotee on opposite page.
Percentage
distribution
4o6
Wages earned in covered e m p l o y m e n t , b y States, if and. "by quarters,
Major industry group 4l —
1939
street, suburban, and interurban railways
and city and suburban bus lines 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 1/
New York 4/
Vest Virginia
Amount
Percentage
distribution
$289,668
100.0
$71,242
$73,356
$73,798
$71,272
351
427
16,097
1,609
4,520
.1
,1
5.6
,6
1,6
si
106
3,919
392
1,114
90
105
4,131
4oo
1,120
89
107
4,216
412
1,124
85
109
3,831
IJ05
1,162
463
6,056
654
1,489
40,921
,2
2,1
.2
.5
14.1
94
1.457
174
369
10,284
106
1,498
157
375
10.153
127
1,493
156
360
10,242
136
1,608
167
385
10,242
Mil
1,725
51*0
2,089
773
1.5
.6
.2
.7
.3
1,008
433
131
500
185
1.070
430
132
529
193
1,186
435
131
537
192
1.147
427
146
523
203
467
5,727
21,777
1.659
4,640
.2
2.0
7.5
.6
1.6
111
1,338
5,384
396
1,096
120
1.471
5.542
426
1,136
124
1,527
5,571
422
1,160
112
1.391
5.280
415
1.198
16S
9,566
176
1,112
15.434
.1
3.3
.1
,4
5.3
20
2,395
42
274
3,634
27
2,422
43
286
3,848
56
2,349
46
276
3,925
65
2,400
45
276
4,027
77,588
15,908
325
2,115
32,172
26.8
5.5
.1
.7
ll.l
18,73S
3,911
80
519
8,444
19,832
4,024
82
527
8,319
20,328
4,018
80
542
7,931
18,690
3.955
83
527
7.478
1,912
1.155
4,258
648
1,860
.7
.4
1.5
.2
,6
477
272
1,096
157
421
473
282
1,131
177
451
486
293
1,015
156
487
476
308
1,016
158
501
1,194
1,740
5,361
.4
.6
1.9
307
442
1,305
306
439
1,312
295
423
1.331
286
436
1,413
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
\J States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0 9 1 percent of the total are not shown,,
2j Some employment and wages for this major industry group may be included with major industry group 4g (utilities) where street railways, local bus lines,
etc,, are operated by electric light and power companies. Municipal corporations are not included whf»n exempt from coverage by State law,
3J See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year,
Kj Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available,
ro
c-
34a
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Major industry group 43 —othertransportation,exceptwater
State lj
Total, 51 States
Arkansas
California
Average monthly employment
Percentage January
distribution
February
March
April
May
300,806
100.0
268,771
270,012
279,439
287,372
293.165
299.368
3,285
17*
1,282
4,263
21,826
1.1
.1
.4
1.4
7.3
2,751
86
1,391
3,331
21.310
2.773
130
1.287
3.388
20,745
2,936
133
1,283
3,548
20,872
3.136
183
1,208
4,148
20,686
3,024
184
1.176
3.790
21,032
3.130
181
1,220
3.505
21,444
2,224
4,0l4
830
2,322
2,501
.7
1.3
•3
.8
.8
1.990
3.777
643
2,050
2,520
1.926
3.782
689
2.050
2,434
1,995
3,646
797
2,197
2,395
2,148
3.970
784
2,192
2,302
2,263
828
2.354
2,251
3,899
874
1,258
22,630
7,775
1.3
•3
.4
7.5
2.6
3.190
787
1,113
19,571
6,667
3.595
779
1,112
19.846
6,843
3,689
786
1,168
20,620
7,544
3.670
767
1,232
22,407
7.665
2,894
1,704
3.028
6,960
1,087
1.0
.6
1.0
2.3
.4
2,418
1,572
2,598
7.297
956
2,545
1,530
2,648
6,605
1,004
2,706
1.740
2,675
7,427
1,023
5.696
12,485
13.845
6,226
2,621
1.9
4.2
4.6
2.1
.9
5,383
12,275
12,893
5,916
1,980
5,382
12,186
13,131
5,973
1,928
10,756
964
1.636
384
707
3.6
.3
.5
.1
.2
9,365
856
1,291
305
716
12,519
1,033
37,316
4,059
420
4.2
•3
12.4
1.3
.1
19.787
3.306
3.636
a,929
2,09s
Number
July
August
September October
November December
338.019
331.998
322,292
314,142
3.230
216
1,188
4.227
20,944
3.321
196
1,215
4,198
22,756
3.760
195
1,280
5,647
24,317
3.883
275
1.358
5.656
23,608
3.667
159
1,403
5.04O
22,609
3,803
150
1.372
4.672
21,587
2.312
3.949
8*10
2.377
2,286
2.332
3.804
894
2.314
2,444
2,438
3,882
924
2,449
2,545
2,488
4,228
1,032
2,592
2,576
2,373
4,421
874
2,560
2,644
2,218
4,467
846
2,389
2,802
2,199
4,296
806
2,344
2,818
3.610
757
1,216
22,392
7,714
3.693
885
1.319
22,222
7.765
3.651
938
1,196
22,792
7.761
3,991
967
1,226
22,879
7,813
4,405
969
1,387
25,028
8,333
4,605
1,020
1,446
24,784
8,508
4,219
916
1.389
24,693
8,315
4,474
918
1,286
24,327
8,375
2,690
1.735
2,975
5.786
1.035
2,798
1.940
3.028
5,485
1,070
2,827
1,859
3,085
5,897
1,195
3.093
1,704
2,991
5.686
1,166
3,197
1,655
3.135
6,597
1,168
3,262
1,627
3,234
8,742
1,153
3.279
1,725
3,376
8,503
1,138
3.002
1,719
3,269
7,836
1,073
2,915
1,649
3.315
7.658
1,063
5,715
12,1*34
13,696
6,192
1,959
5.u52
12,360
13.652
6,652
2,102
5,734
12,674
13,581
6.837
1,920
5,846
12,982
13.716
6,898
1,960
5.467
12,119
13,115
5.767
2,494
5.356
12,145
13.342
6.029
2.659
6,019
12,884
14,904
6,582
4,145
6,190
12,8^6
14,795
6,179
4,378
6,066
12,489
14,478
5,931
3.068
5.748
12,428
i4,s4i
5.759
2,863
9.389
897
1.487
305
680
9,960
791
1,478
326
601
10,296
871
1,641
341
600
10,524
954
1,633
323
635
10,788
1,013
1,690
361
702
10,930
1,080
1.674
402
710
10,934
1.095
1.764
474
730
11,746
1,111
1,765
491
780
11,998
1,067
1.743
463
759
11,872
917
1.798
400
778
11,265
918
1.673
413
790
11,606
852
33,120
3,657
• 362
12,094
835
33,499
3.597
363
12,158
914
34,675
3,785
420
12,319
918
37.521
3.948
431
12,487
921
37,753
3,975
413
12,540
962
37.605
3,967
4l4
12,366
1,184
36,811
3.797
437
12,343
1,21}
37.oo4
3.987
438
13,529
1.169
41,960
4,254
*73
13.369
1,161
40,488
4,389
%6
12,887
1,144
39.433
4,224
435
12.533
1,128
37,925
5.129
420
6.6
1.1
1.2
7.3
.7
17.324
3.105
3,162
17,628
1.984
17.126
3.084
3.123
18,771
1,961
18,149
3,277
3,262
19,445
2,056
19,056
3.224
3.319
19.579
2,112
19,776
3,182
3,509
22,292
2,026
19.716
3.347
3.583
22,563
2,057
19,957
3.359
4.039
22,427
2,062
20,097
3.387
4,058
22,882
2,084
21,540
3.514
4,114
24,832
2,424
21,884
3.431
3.937
24,695
2,152
21.695
3.357
3,864
24,629
2,123
21,119
3.405
3.655
23.405
2.139
2,5*10
452
5.143
18,394
912
.9
.1
1.7
6.1
•3
2,192
421
4,502
16,482
774
2,225
417
4,401
15,996
767
2,288
442
4,496
15,878
789
2,864
440
4,768
15,550
807
2,752
468
4,714
15,763
818
2,550
465
4,768
16,835
840
2.087
459
5.092
18,424
966
2,243
448
5.299
20,273
966
2.392
461
6.103
23.037
1,186
2,561
488
6,071
21,532
i,oo4
3,193
473
5.780
21,019
1,040
3.139
444
5.723
19.945
988
584
4,289
4,668
1,379
4,898
1,294
.2
1.4
1.6
.5
1.6
.4
665
3.821
3,960
1,444
4,249
*63
675
3,936
3,982
1,346
4,316
429
586
3,936
4,261
1,334
4,418
538
534
4,094
4,415
1.366
4,733
688
604
4,029
4.447
1,428
5.095
1.043
• 591
4,202
4,978
1,982
4,978
2,478
594
4,111
5.352
1,226
4,859
2,476
627
4,407
5.212
1,261
4,903
2,487
638
4,870
5.531
570
4,874
4.893
1.242
5.453
914
442
4,722
4,592
1,308
5.295
809
477
4,464
4.398
1,268
5.045
66 8
Delaware
Florida.
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Michigan
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Virginia
West Virginia...*.
See footnotes on opposite page.
June
298,414 306,699
,
South Dakota
transportation
3.943
5.433
2.537
C- 33 b
Wages earned in covered employment, "by States, and "by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 42 ~
trucking and/or warehousing for hire
(In thousands of dollars)
State 1/
Total, 51 States
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Florida
Illinois
Hew York gj
Hhode Islefrd
Yirginia
West Virginia
Total 1939
Percentage
Amount
di stributlon
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
100.0
$86,138
$95,986
$100,275
$110,988
2,221
208
1.402
2,853
34,933
.6
.1
.4
.7
8.9
476
343
514
7,842
506
53
321
610
8.433
569
61
34s
74s
9.200
670
58
390
981
9,458
2,699
6,105
839
2,689
2,321
.7
1.5
.2
.7
.6
569
1,271
167
5«5
570
673
1,406
212
664
540
716
1.535
229
704
549
741
1.893
231
736
662
3,418
909
1,439
34,014
10,105
.9
.2
.4
8.6
2.6
736
214
328
7,232
2,100
77S
220
369
8,218
2,423
859
234
366
8,632
2,553
1,045
241
376
9,932
3.029
3.603
1,861
3,369
5,322
1,214
.9
.5
.9
1.4
.3
757
4o6
697
1,099
261
856
503
821
1,149
297
968
466
870
1,340
333
1,022
4s6
981
1.734
323
6,65s
20,194
19.367
7,920
1,770
1.7
5.1
4.9
2.0
.4
1.467
4,828
4,353
1,926
296
1,695
5.269
4,645
2,219
327
1,625
4,877
4,694
1,832
495
1,871
5.220
5.675
1.943
652
13.983
1,192
1,974
537
774
3.6
•3
.5
.1
•2
3,032
239
367
164
3,387
273
485
123
177
3.595
337
540
153
211
3,969
343
582
150
222
19,466
1,01*0
56,927
4,593
539
4*9
.3
14.5
1.2
.1
4.37S
228
12,401
943
110
4,784
247
14,456
1,077
135
4.832
275
14,474
1,119
147
5.472
290
15.596
1.454
147
26,832
3,195
5,685
28,858
2,359
6.8
.8
1.4
7.3
.6
5.532
694
1,309
6,654
521
6,499
770
1,504
6,945
549
6,914
821
1,476
7,266
616
7.SS7
910
1,396
7,993
673
1,751
467
5,290
17.560
1,121
.4
.1
1.3
4.5
.3
468
101
l,l4l
3,844
233
511
115
1,201
3,937
263
345
120
1,302
4.617
300
427
i?1
1.646
5.112
320
4,653
6.263
1,722
7,235
1,241
.2
1.2
1.6
.5
1.8
•3
145
994
1.37S
435
1.530
113
162
1,063
1.537
520
1,735
269
177
1.174
1.713
39S
1,902
64s
153
1,422
1.635
429
2,06s
211
$393,387
ill
1/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum sise-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Hepresents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in exoess of $3,000 from one eatployer) j data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
c- 3 4 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Major industry group 43 —
other transportation, except water transportation
Average monthly employment
State 1/
January
February
100.0
120,296
120,468
.7
.1
.3
.7
5.9
871
201
367
838
6,846
860
185
366
834
6,918
849
188
393
847
7,036
854
175
560
862
6,876
846
178
486
866
7,072
844
171
480
885
7,066
753
892
299
582
3,207
.6
.7
.2
.5
2.6
655
925
332
469
3,345
642
911
311
532
3,328
652
906
316
539
3,308
684
851
286
661
3,128
727
871
288
622
3,037
1,308
394
272
10,193
2,627
1.1
.3
,2
8,3
2,2
1,219
401
285
9,796
2,647
1,217
391
293
9,935
2,579
1,244
383
289
9,927
2,662
1,253
386
273
10,063
2,624
1,256
3,769
1,784
3,344
041
1.0
3.1
1.5
2,7
,1
1,080
3,668
1,762
3,391
130
1,078
3,769
1,765
3,262
144
1,077
3,689
1,758
2,518
141
3,760
3,088
2,103
1,998
359
3.1
2.5
1.7
1.6
.3
3,779
2,988
2,200
2,098
267
3,681
3,061
2,123
2,073
287
3,920
570
1,560
215
160
3.2
.5
1.3
.2
.1
3,991
594
1,542
217
150
2,128
789
17,341
1,331
152
1.7
.7
14.2
1,1
,1
7,736
5,402
512
7,052
673
May
June
October
121,868
122,701
124,266
124,446
124,200
126,769
863
151
362
703
7,326
888
151
333
750
7,423
888
153
339
773
7,288
911
204
349
865
7,347
902
187
356
889
7,232
926
178
357
884
7,483
938
926
296
603
2,959
913
872
289
678
3,023
884
893
284
623
3,048
811
919
293
588
3,059
734
882
309
559
3,202
700
875
285
569
699
878
301
539
3,711
1,341
399
267
10,107
2,579
1,323
408
278
10,259
2,541
1,343
410
258
10,366
2,542
1,361
419
258
10,471
2,552
1,339
397
276
10,540
2,578
1,345
382
260
10,510
2,682
1,345
380
268
10,265
2,687
1,366
376
263
10,071
2,854
1,122
3,704
1,847
3,106
133
1,336
3,769
1,822
3,228
128
1,164
3,790
1,779
3,404
140
1,293
3,835
1,806
3,487
136
1,197
3,842
1,724
3,460
146
1,396
3,901
1,783
3,611
149
1,415
3,823
1,778
3,431
147
1,497
3,752
1,756
3,581
143
1,416
3,682
1,833
3,643
151
3,757
3,098
2,129
2,001
332
3,517
3,412
2,205
1,987
301
3,519
3,343
2,190
1,978
317
3,740
3,211
2,155
1,940
351
3,791
3,091
2,006
1,966
373
3,705
3,111
1,987
1,993
384
3,873
3,069
2,036
2,012
403
3,726
2,834
2,002
1,956
376
3,840
2,872
2,040
1,972
454
4,189
2,964
2,168
2,001
456
3,959
585
1,501
206
160
3,900
601
1,491
210
163
3*854
573
1,551
210
160
3,848
589
1,576
207
154
3,958
656
1,683
214
157
3,888
549
1,565
230
158
3,912
554
1,478
239
169
3,862
555
1,535
227
169
3,926
521
1,538
199
153
3,937
525
1,610
201
160
3,999
539
1,655
217
172
1,971
688
17,590
1,299
169
1,944
795
17,679
1,304
168
1,980
840
17,710
1,367
162
2,077
708
16,324
1,261
155
2,138
729
16,920
1,276
145
2,228
719
17,564
1,286
152
2,299
965
15,897
1,270
145
2,281
954
16,042
1,360
141
2,318
753
16,493
1,349
143
2,278
770
18,509
1,387
144
2,266
766
18,376
1,360
145
1,756
782
18,984
1,456
153
6.3
4.4
.4
5.8
.6
6,936
5,534
517
7,164
679
7,017
5,488
526
7,122
681
7,096
5,564
533
7,100
664
7,431
5,378
521
7,079
674
7,515
5,363
511
7,044
659
7,482
5,478
517
7,104
656
8,344
5,344
429
7,058
664
8,598
5,439
438
6,974
667
8,794
5,453
440
7,091
677
7,740
5,307
568
7,056
685
7,806
5,229
576
6,954
687
8,074
5,246
571
6,883
682
305
88
1,610
13,198
607
.3
,1
1.3
10.8
.5
298
82
1,606
12,896
559
295
80
1,569
13,051
570
317
83
1,568
12,986
577
308
80
1,558
12,781
563
305
86
1,588
13,005
623
288
79
1,578
13,283
674
283
89
1,590
13,171
698
293
91
1,593
13,392
667
300
92
1,636
13,614
647
304
97
1,635
13,414
574
318
94
1,647
13,225
552
353
98
1,748
13,558
582
65
1,004
1,337
749
1,363
886
.1
.8
1,1
.6
1.1
.7
52
972
1,286
699
1,466
779
55
951
1,236
696
1,493
792
56
958
1,257
721
1,338
783
57
968
1,280
722
1,319
805
71
993
1,309
721
1,317
824
78
971
1,345
735
1,329
830
72
1,031
1,386
785
1,242
833
73
1,064
1,406
790
1,263
936
63
1,067
1,403
801
1,288
1,022
69
1,010
1,373
786
1,318
1,056
64
1,024
1,362
758
1,361
1,009
66
1,037
1,404
770
1,625
970
122,322
California,,,
875
177
396
833
7,159
Delaware.,,,,,,,,,,.,.*
District of Columbia...
Florida.•.,,•.••••••.••
See footnotes on opposite page.
April
September
Percentage
distribution
Total, 51 States
March
August
Number
120,064 119,267
120,832 122,695
July
November December
3,3a
C - 34 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 43 — other transportation, except water transportation
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 1/
Total, 51 States
California
District of Columbia
Florida
Illinois.
New York 2/
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
#163,139
100.0
$38,783
$39,819
$41,639
$42,898
882
412
601
879
10,780
.5
.2
.4
.5
6.6
205
104
123
227
2,490
209
104
192
229
2,634
221
88
140
191
2,891
247
116
146
232
2,765
1,085
1,212
216
775
4,638
.7
.7
.1
.5
2.8
238
279
71
160
1,153
267
300
57
205
1,121
312
322
51
217
1,101
268
311
51
193
1,263
1,868
442
327
14,594
2,803
1.1
.3
.2
8.9
1.7
417
108
83
3,389
648
455
102
80
3,520
684
480
109
81
3,710
697
516
123
83
3,975
774
1,452
5,756
1,966
4,639
143
.9
3.5
1.2
2.8
.1
320
1,390
468
1,092
30
350
1,440
485
1,101
33
368
1,482
480
1,171
37
414
1,444
533
1,275
43
2,387
2,875
2,589
2,784
318
1.5
1.8
1.6
1.7
.2
500
674
620
677
62
562
717
624
674
71
623
730
650
712
87
702
754
695
721
98
6,485
839
1,916
325
130
4.0
.5
1.2
.2
.1
1,584
213
473
80
30
1,623
218
494
82
32
1,634
214
467
88
34
1,644
194
482
75
34
3,524
1,217
15,784
1,634
168
2.2
.7
9.7
1.0
.1
791
291
3,918
388
45
875
289
3,833
376
40
960
337
3,827
426
42
898
300
4,206
444
a
10,207
9,252
887
9,907
832
6.3
5.7
.5
6.1
.5
2,203
2,326
207
2,519
199
2,401
2,301
210
2,482
200
2,906
2,336
242
2,421
201
2,697
2,289
228
2,485
232
296
120
2,014
23,320
776
.2
. .1
1.2
U.3
.5
68
28
470
5,614
176
70
27
491
5,672
187
73
32
507
5,908
224
85
33
546
6,126
189
90
1,006
2,371
849
1,240
1,527
.1
.6
1.5
.5
.8
.9
19
219
558
199
311
340
21
242
577
208
300
352
27
247
629
220
295
391
23
298
607
222
3%
444
1/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of #3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-28
a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 37 —machinery(exceptelectrical)
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Number
Percentage
distribution
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total, 51 States l/....
53,211
100.0
54,151
52,724
56,311
53,534
54,490
53,544
53,051
53,407
53,412
53,228
50,078
50,559
District of Columbia..,,
653
4,150
50
164
100
1.2
7.8
.1
.3
.2
560
4,028
60
116
94
535
3,930
60
144
99
781
4,014
59
147
100
791
4,311
60
159
102
699
4,362
53
155
108
598
4,390
55
166
110
864
4,256
44
167
3.03
857
4,395
43
159
107
575
4,639
a
148
112
558
4,095
44
201
91
504
3,611
39
204
88
520
3,773
37
202
88
5*8
2.1
.9
.1
.7
3,283
1,118
556
13
358
3,390
991
571
10
3,517
1,180
50 5
22
3,152
1,152
472
28
2,795
929
489
36
394
385
3,117
1,031
504
51
385
354
349
2,788
1,054
421
33
318
2,995
1,255
483
31
380
3,094
985
511
49
379
3,158
1,255
386
35
364
2,954
1,205
497
41
368
3,087
1,224
507
51
Illinois....
3,111
1,115
492
33
362
203
3,795
151
2,798
2,779
.4
7.1
.3
5.3
5.2
276
3,516
222
3,031
2,644
222
3,942
224
2,645
2,586
261
3,789
222
2,838
2,673
207
3,894
132
2,514
2,812
229
3,990
126
2,598
3,151
159
4,134
125
2,568
3,123
, 131
3,237
139
2,638
3,337
140
3,660
120
2,535
2,973
154
3,363
139
2,997
2,868
177
4,721
128
2,842
2,530
211
3,724
114
2,874
2,387
273
3,562
117
3,493
2,265
615
409
136
1,598
19,336
1.2
.8
.3
3.0
36.3
237
112
117
1,427
21,255
218
87
118
1,375
20,236
359
120
120
1,606
21,144
719
283
117
1,330
19,181
768
577
126
1,375
19,922
845
569
149
1,565
19,059
793
573
147
1,526
19,479
871
543
155
1,528
13,794
918
531
141
1,862
18,382
732
541
148
1,830
18,476
558
503
144
1,822
18,471
360
465
146
1,927
17,631
62
712
424
1,778
299
.1
1.3
.8
3.3
.6
66
702
542
1,848
303
67
682
295
1,838
302
71
775
509
1,833
294
65
746
296
1,827
279
64
716
335
1,818
280
71
692
330
1,835
277
57
689
500
1,822
304
58
685
484
1,928
311
57
709
464
1,636
307
58
696
482
1,688
311
62
726
379
1,676
317
47
727
477
1,583
303
488
73
3,666
2,006
1,321
.9
.1
6.9
3.8
2.5
481
62
3,628
1,984
1,289
479
55
3,645
2,085
1,300
495
62
4,695
1,964
1,524
466
75
4,176
1,978
1,470
499
65
3,861
1,996
1,606
470
74
3,529
1,929
1,268
492
83
3,091
1,898
1,236
502
103
3,807
1,968
1,176
536
64
3,826
2,054
1,293
471
92
3,383
2,168
1,255
501
73
2,886
2,094
1,181
465
66
3,462
1,952
1,254
101
190
.2
.4
116
76
117
82
119
103
102
215
99
238
104
229
102
256
106
258
86
242
77
213
88
195
92
172
Ohio
See footnotes on opposite page.
304
c- 35b
Wages earned In covered employment, by States, \J and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 44 —
water transportation
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Delaware «•*«..«.«««««..,.«.
New York 2 /
1/
2/
y
y
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$72,424
100.0
117,959
$18,444
$17,777
$18,244
779
7*990
61
274
210
1.1
11.0
.1
.4
.3
158
1,873
17
47
44
206
1,991
17
62
44
212
2,030
14
87
69
203
2,096
13
78
53
2,032
668
839
43
730
2,8
.9
1.1
,1
1.0
521
161
188
4
191
493
158
210
9
192
460
167
209
19
177
558
182
232
176
4,185
178
3,309
3,691
.2
5.8
.2
4.6
5.1
54
1,017
47
760
856
47
1,063
42
748
958
31
992
48
804
1,030
44
1,113
1,070
654
214
2,164
28,653
1.5
.9
.3
3.0
39.6
132
45
45
502
7,769
304
174
53
525
7,546
329
238
58
517
6,754
305
3.97
58
620
6,584
34
1,524
1,654
2,960
421
(4)
2.1
2.3
4.1
.6
9
337
381
705
108
8
350
397
695
94
8
348
470
706
106
9
489
406
854
113
273
78
3,176
1,749
2,231
,4
.1
4.4
2.4
3.1
72
17
833
429
562
68
20
864
411
596
6?
20
718
445
511
64
21
761
464
562
117
241
.2
.3
34
32
28
60
30
85
25
64
11
170
41
997
847
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-finn inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year*
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
Less than 0.1 percent.
C- 36a
Employment of covered workers, by States, }J and by months, 1939
Major industry group 45 — services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/....
Delaware*••••••••••••••
District of Columbia.••
Illinois
New York
Virginia
.
January February
March
April
May
Number
Percentage
distribution
131,411
100.0
129,411
3,237
820
83
235
12,859
2.5
•6
.1
.2
9.8
3,171
551
52
239
14,982
2,824
564
50
211
14,950
3,311
644
69
173
15,315
3,336
674
61
190
12,474
323
711
521
216
5,756
.3
.5
.4
.2
4.4
385
663
5/46
313
6,284
377
559
520
313
5,824
288
901
521
330
6,142
295
571
359
323
5,997
324
570
670
335
6,183
2,116
1,398
95
4,974
578
1.6
1.1
.1
3.8
.4
1,625
1,277
55
4,777
523
1,325
1,389
52
4,790
519
2,067
1,396
54
4,748
518
2,143
1,363
63
5,210
558
104
429
380
5,245
833
.1
.3
.3
4.0
.6
88
527
305
5,737
1,188
89
476
325
5,187
672
83
470
328
5,398
995
5,028
4,838
2,297
714
560
3.8
3.7
1.8
.6
.4
4,643
5,159
1,636
626
615
5,313
5,109
1,669
684
450
1,001
598
6,743
30,395
435
.8
.5
5.1
23.1
.3
944
590
7,384
28,447
507
116
2,797
436
2,299
5,937
.1
2.1
.3
1.8
4.5
316
844
58
274
31,961
289
3,065
7,803
173
1,338
89
See footnotes on opposite page*
June
July
August
127,506 131,759 130,073 133,285 134,745 124,460 127,642
September
October November Decent) er
134,897
136,997
134,626 131,506
3,232
945
65
192
13,443
3,403
1,413
77
186
13,617
3,639
1,191
106
266
14,044
2,962
830
117
388
13,636
3,090
614
125
333
8,349
2,889
716
121
245
8,015
303
675
369
338
6,409
252
655
451
103
4,921
259
762
689
124
5,768
351
754
510
115
5,732
372
788
598
114
5,184
363
801
434
92
5,113
301
831
589
92
5,513
1,796
1,391
64
5,490
565
2,278
1,389
285
5,434
626
2,282
1,434
104
4,838
605
2,292
1,450
65
4,973
620
2,151
1,425
76
4,951
577
2,186
1,440
154
4,845
625
2,431
1,450
105
4,938
633
2,318
1,371
58
4,692
566
112
449
300
4,494
889
115
396
367
4,754
756
101
422
390
4,747
1,093
122
390
462
4,791
488
121
368
453
4,583
551
118
426
451
5,177
445
HI
428
403
5,932
843
93
420
381
5,193
912
91
372
396
6,944
1,163
5,906
5,050
1,791
719
547
5,484
5,021
2,019
655
710
5,180
5,018
2,437
717
558
5,554
5,143
2,438
715
462
4,475
4,096
2,354
783
460
4,673
4,629
2,320
785
499
5,557
4,112
2,577
755
644
4,547
4,566
3,066
750
498
4,674
5,524
2,773
740
630
4,326
4,633
2,478
641
645
925
572
7,863
27,840
589
936
522
7,827
29,330
468
969
554
7,032
30,436
528
1,011 1,074
560
563
7,079 6,626
32,218 32,182
558
309
1,109
626
5,469
28,872
347
1,098
702
5,515
28,336
371
1,163
662
5,523
29,562
521
946
644
6,139
31,498
503
923
603
7,719
33,698
267
913
574
6,743
32,319
248
154
2,323
435
2,039
5,667
156
2,418
418
1,960
5,633
160
2,429
463
1,930
5,616
107
2,563
441
1,976
5,600
~124
2,868
531
1,925
5,622
102
2,894
545
2,472
5,583
102
2,889
544
2,581
6,438
121
3,081
345
2,590
5,566
97
3,249
362
2,855
6,375
87
3,175
346
2,572
7,067
68
2,769
342
2,604
6,504
.2
.6
.1
.2
9.1
360
661
50
284
11,551
334
828
49
264
12,389
357
1,037
47
292
11,659
287
989
46
254
11,500
280
332
718
899
46
52
268
258
10,483 10,204
310
998
65
280
9,514
362
673
95
257
9,552
279
1,271
76
263
13,871
332
714
66
311
14,465
318
681
55
282
13,746
240
655
53
272
14,600
.2
2.3
5.9
.1
1.0
.1
286
2,911
7,320
147
1,235
86
296
2,913
5,684
139
1,334
98
294
3,158
5,948
150
1,238
71
275
3,125
8,231
141
1,122
82
301
3,187
8,896
195
1,621
105
289
2,810
8,395
206
1,453
96
315
2,869
8,487
184
1,349
90
335
2,945
8,658
195
1,400
102
293
3,278
7,667
193
1,418
81
253
3,564
7,488
180
1,239
77
250
2,667
8,154
190
1,190
80
3,297 3,693
850
843
73
84
198
203
12,934 12,548
109
2,909
463
2,087
5,572
284
3,355
8,710
160
1,456
98
C- 36 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 45 — services allied to transportation, not elsewhere classified
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Delaware............
Florida
New York
1/
2/
2/
y
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - Decanber
$342,372
100.0
$33,418
$36,711
$34,567
$37,676
1,316
362
68
165
23,080
.9
.3
(3)
.1
16.2
315
58
15
43
5,267
336
90
16
42
6,950
306
122
16
35
5,372
359
92
21
45
5,491
434
931
190
413
2,601
.3
.7
.1
.3
1.8
113
236
44
161
667
117
212
40
165
747
97
212
43
45
585
107
271
63
42
602
741
1,777
80
8,451
1,013
.5
1.2
.1
5.9
.7
153
394
19
2,195
219
202
412
24
2,259
252
178
524
17
1,949
259
208
447
20
2,048
283
146
535
505
3,754
542
.1
.4
.4
2.6
29
141
106
864
140
39
140
115
860
109
42
122
136
852
96
36
132
148
1,178
197
4,222
5,615
2,763
989
164
3.0
3.9
1.9
.7
.1
961
1,429
545
224
42
997
1,487
664
246
47
1,044
1,291
702
261
36
1,220
1,408
852
258
39
1,548
811
6,961
36,908
212
1.1
.6
4.9
25.9
.2
356
187
1,615
8,953
48
388
193
1,662
9,488
56
390
218
1,536
8,782
59
414
213
2,148
9,685
49
112
4,422
500
3,277
6,865
.1
3.1
.4
2.3
4.8
34
833
122
776
1,582
29
1,000
132
805
1,559
25
1,250
143
910
1,662
24
1,339
103
786
2,062
211
420
86
339
6,346
.1
.3
.1
.2
4.5
47
106
17
84
1,461
50
107
18
84
1,526
57
96
28
82
1,529
57
111
23
89
1,830
640
2,419
7,076
184
1,978
106
.5
1.7
5.0
.1
1.4
.1
157
579
1,505
38
496
25
164
552
1,737
43
502
28
160
592
2,118
49
482
28
159
696
1,716
54
498
25
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
c-37a
Employment of covered workers, "by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 46 — comiavmications telephone, telegraph, and related services
State 2/
Delaware
••
District of Colombia...
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Huaber
distribution
January February
March
April
May
June
July
396,373
100.0
389.723
389,268
390.307
396,798
398.971
402,063
3.1*5
981
2,267
30,242
4,272
.8
.3
.6
7*6
1.1
2,962
965
2,134
29.530
4.319
2.975
963
2.191
29.574
4,196
3.015
979
2,223
29.715
4.273
3.120
980
2,245
29.977
4,285
3.115
974
2.291
30,292
4,289
3.155
984
2,302
30.429
4.372
3.243
986
2,308
30.512
4,321
5.625
5*5
4,939
4,816
6,643
1.4
.1
1.2
1.2
1.7
5.548
507
4,787
5.037
6.330
5.501
521
4,762
5.226
6,405
5.533
539
4,712
5.143
6,481
5,631
551
4.850
4,805
6.625
5.693
556
4.907
4,617
6.564
5.734
556
4.965
4.433
6,663
757
1,231
35.036
8,299
6,881
.2
.3
8.8
2.1
1.7
752
1.195
34.205
7.892
6.679
745
1.175
34,300
8,007
6,671
749
1,198
34,431
8,o4l
6,751
760
1.193
34.508
8.265
6,671
755
1,228
34,605
8,288
6,870
4.979
4,031
4,883
2,485
5,295
1.3
1.0
1.2
.6
1.3
4,994
3.858
4.671
2.407
5.044
4,984
3.891
4,665
2,401
5.128
5.030
3.924
4,804
2,440
5.204
5.027
4,030
4,825
2,458
5.323
18,429
13,068
7.881
2,162
11,685
4.7
3.3
2.0
.6
3.0
18,125
12.538
7.464
2,258
11.330
18,156
12,566
7,426
2,201
11,344
18,182
12.693
7.504
2.193
11,516
1,227
4,806
393
1,662
14,087
.3
1.2
.1
.4
3.6
1,183
4,676
362
1,627
13.802
1,185
4,690
369
1.596
13.811
763
72,491
4,258
1,212
19.430
.2
18.3
1.1
.3
4.9
743
73.421
4,074
1.196
19.277
5.247
3.166
25.267
2,174
1.762
1.3
.8
6.4
.6
.4
1,249
5.213
15.033
1.873
1,160
4,648
5.993
2.796
9.272
579
See footnotes on opposite page*
August
398.638 397.858
September
October November December
399.527
395.383
394.644
403.318
3.103
96a
2.321
30,488
4.331
3.255
978
2.320
30.588
4,238
3.304
952
2.271
30.3§7
4.163
3.224
998
2,310
30,422
4,215
3.264
1,048
2,284
31,016
4,267
5.682
555
4,931
4,438
6,733
5.656
548
4.905
4,448
6.679
5.632
553
5.077
4,567
6,747
5.623
553
5.063
4,642
6.783
5.636
5%
5,101
4,892
6,815
5.625
558
5.202
5.543
6,896
758
1.267
35.298
8.393
6.954
755
1,262
35.295
8.370
7.004
757
1,254
35.233
8,311
7.011
764
1,254
35.317
8,429
7.165
757
1.255
35,123
8,619
7,000
756
1,241
35.226
8,428
6,928
777
1,256
36.894
8,545
6,873
5.135
3.991
4.791
2,520
5.354
4,945
4,035
4,874
2,562
5.358
4.951
4,134
4,926
2,584
5.305
5.013
4.057
4.850
2,610
5.256
4.903
4.083
4.931
2.537
5.330
4,927
4,089
4,??6
2,443
5.281
4,886
4,123
5.123
2,400
5.439
4,955
4.159
5.143
2,463
5.521
18,380
12,844
7,600
2,122
11,541
18,735
13,119
7.826
2,187
11,597
19.012
13,240
8,162
2,149
11.730
18,586
13,12?
2,145
11,682
18,691
13.151
8.099
2,140
11,800
18,465
13,388
8,114
2.149
11,811
18.293
13.149
8,118
2,121
11,734
18.0^5
13.3%
7.991
2.115
11,850
18,482
13.653
8,153
2,168
12,290
1,205
4,701
374
1.639
13.834
1,201
4,720
390
1,635
14,144
1.227
4,782
425
1,684
14,260
1,235
4.915
408
1,692
14,296
1,251
4,898
392
1,713
14,183
1.271
4,842
396
1.73?
14,104
1,256
4,889
400
1,666
14,229
1.247
4,678
1.654
14,069
1.237
4.863
394
1,646
13,960
1,223
5.017
39?
1,656
14,352
736
72,367
4.157
1,218
19.340
743
71.555
4.154
1.213
19.433
743
75.488
4,259
1,208
19.500
717
75,287
4,243
1.259
19,482
766
75.438
4.279
1.307
19.539
795
72,944
4,344
1.276
19.502
802
72,395
4.337
1,246
19.474
783
72,769
4.350
1.219
19.267
768
69.771
4,277
1.157
19.303
758
68,779
4,239
1.104
19.359
803
69,680
4,385
1.147
19.683
5,243
3.152
25,062
2,164
1.747
5.215
3.187
24,936
2,147
1,788
5.286
3.183
25.011
2,112
1.784
5.315
3,003
25,162
2,168
1.823
5.413
3.228
25,212
2,181
1.839
5.269
3,241
25,062
2,201
1.749
5.291
2.995
25.137
2,132
1,732
5.270
3.056
25.199
2,108
1.738
5.217
3.076
25.514
2.167
1.732
5.147
3.319
25.478
2,242
1.706
5.163
3.25?
25.556
2,226
1.711
5.139
3,292
25.869
2.238
1.792
.3
1.3
3.8
.5
.3
1.277
5.005
14.751
1.672
1,120
1.275
5.034
14,819
1.687
1,132
1.276
5.131
14,763
1.75&
1.139
1.171
5.231
14,962
1.767
1.159
1.199
5.156
14,968
1,826
1.178
1,283
5.253
15.138
1.895
1,185
1,220
5.205
15.041
1.920
1.173
1.235
5.161
15.062
1.953
1.177
1,198
5.393
15.124
1.971
1,171
1,227
5.294
15.039
1.979
1.176
1.326
5.287
15.029
1.987
1.153
1,304
5,408
15,702
2,056
1.153
1.2
1.5
.7
2.3
.1
4.439
5.847
2,674
9,106
550
4.423
5.820
2,650
9.135
558
4,470
5.872
2.734
9.095
553
4,646
5.951
2,802
9,132
560
4.591
5.921
2,788
9,182
581
4,651
6,093
2,336
9.372
584
4,648
6,029
2,859
9.371
601
4.711
6,102
2,820
9.364
587
4,698
6,150
2,821
9,244
587
4,862
6,074
2,882
9.387
575
4.775
6,011
2,829
9.318
590
4,863
6,043
2,860
9.559
622
s,ii4
4o4
c - 37 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 46 —* comnmnication:
telephone, telegraph, and related servii
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1339
State 2j
Total, 51 States if
Arizona
Arkansas
California.
Colorado.
Connecticut,
Delaware....
District of Columbia.
Florida
Georgia.,.,,.....>..<
Hawaii.
Idaho..
Illinois.....
Ii
I<
Zt
Kt
Li
M<
Maryland*
Percentage
distribution
$620e06?
3,624
1,287
2,428
52.340
6,371
.6
.2
January - March
April - June
July - September
$150,368
$158,467
$161,064
8.4
1.0
298
573
12,583
1.532
874
8,339
6,053
9,778
1.7
a
1.4
1.0
1.6
1.974
1.518
2,274
1,215
1,289
55,234
10,323
7.958
,2
.2
8.9
1.7
1.3
286
297
12,653
2,376
1.893
5.606
4,604
5.767
3,284
8,240
.9
.7
.9
.5
1,3
1.373
1,063
1,313
741
1.866
31,080
20,067
10.784
l-SS
10,250
Massachusetts..
Michigan.......
Minnesota
Mississippi.,..
Missouri.......
17,815
5.0
3.2
1.7
„4
2.9
Montana........
Nebraska
Nevada..
Hew Hampshire.»
Hew Jersey.....
1.590
6,474
588
2,148
25,321
.3
1.0
.1
.4
4.1
New Mexico,....
Hew fork
Horth Carolina.
North Dakota...
Ohio......
gig
135.87S
5,018
1,346
30,331
.1
21.9
4.9
185
35,889
1,139
329
7,236
Oklai
Ore*
Pennsylvania,..,
Bhode Island...
South Carolina.
6,336
44*854
3,564
1.964
1.0
.9
7.2
.6
.3
1,510
1.284
11.528
813
459
South Dakota...,
Tennessee®
T?ixas...........
Utah
Vermont.........
1,339
6,203
18,316
2,232
1,358
1.0
1,421
Virginia,......,
Washington......
West Virginia..,
Viaconein
Wyoming.
6,259
3.749
1,0
1.6
.6
1.9
.1
1.427
2,357
851
2,827
164
2,272
11!693
70S
.8
.2
2.519
537
4,192
4,595
1,564
137
478
5,814
.2
3®o
.4
.2
312
1/ Statas In which the average monthly employment is lass than 0.1 porcent of the total are not shown.
H/ See Table A~1 for Stat® coverage prorisions (sdaiatuas eis®-of"finclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
jy Represents taxable *agea only (excluding individual employee mutual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered ©zaplcyaent not available.
C-38 a
i&nployment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 48 —
State
Total, 51 States 1/
Delay/are
District of Columbia....
Illinois
Virginia
utilities:
electric and gas 2/
Average mo nthly employment
Percentage
January
Number
distribution
February
March
April
May
June
417,163
100.0
405,297
403,911
406,018
411,204
416,814
422,662
5,492
1,379
2,947
20,246
3,333
1.3
.3
.7
4.9
.8
5,221
1,261
2,777
19,429
3,139
5,187
1,291
2,835
19,330
3,120
5,185
1,313
2,778
19,459
3,122
5,102
1,293
2,771
19,933
3,221
5,183
1,311
2,716
20,265
3,309
5,454
1,386
3,029
20,520
3,422
5,774
1,448
3,173
20,735
3,549
5,949
1,470
3,153
20,840
3,503
5,875
689
4,122
4,550
6,880
1.4
.2
1.0
1.1
1.6
5,816
645
3,666
4,531
6,491
5,830
648
3,996
4,472
6,447
5,836
647
4,050
4,450
6,525
5,824
659
4,130
4,513
6,595
5,837
679
4,139
4,473
6,648
5,898
690
4,191
4,517
6,929
5,876
714
4,189
4,574
7,018
1,628
1,796
28,978
10,228
6,477
.4
.4
6.9
2.5
1.6
1,638
1,470
28,031
9,790
6,325
1,625
1,519
27,922
9,828
6,186
1,648
1,544
28,067
9,844
6,345
1,648
1,830
28,394
9,910
6,346
1,616
2,227
28,705
10,075
6,557
1,620
2,033
29,161
10,282
6,798
5,012
4,263
5,945
2,484
7,022
1.2
1.0
1.4
.6
1.7
4,910
4,138
5,678
2,320
6,588
4,740
4,120
5,645
2,291
6,628
4,881
4,156
5,669
2,329
6,769
4,846
4,187
5,781
2,385
6,868
4,956
4,303
5,877
2,404
6,894
15,139
19,788
7,532
2,472
10,847
3.6
4.7
1.8
.6
2.6
14,680
19,287
7,062
2,226
10,417
14,615
19,164
6,966
2,252
10,458
14,658
19,148
7,187
2,351
10,606
15,164
19,368
7,271
2,342
10,716
2,257
2,644
389
2,146
17,290
.5
.6
.1
.5
4.1
2,013
2,564
352
2,147
16,032
2,035
2,507
350
2,101
16,030
2,086
2,601
377
2,078
16,275
1,111
63,763
5,521
1,187
24,467
.3
15.3
1.3
.3
5.9
969
64,113
5,099
1,220
24,169
990
63,849
5,088
1,180
24,182
4,931
4,303
34,865
3,273
2,541
1.2
1.0
8.4
.8
.6
5,008
4,182
34,034
3,202
2,394
1,212
3,600
20,431
2,069
1,186
.3
.9
4.9
.5
.3
7,009
5,441
10,008
9,652
676
1.7
1.3
2.4
2.3
.2
See footnotes on opposite page.
July
August
September
October
426,949
422,532
418,215
416,895
5,927
1,489
3,180
20,657
3,457
5,696
1,472
2,917
20,717
3,422
5,594
1,397
2,893
20,606
3,405
5,631
1,420
3,146
20,455
3,329
5,869
734
4,210
4,513
7,124
5,858
720
4,249
4,559
7,152
5,948
730
4,249
4,609
7,123
5,951
713
4,242
4,671
7,093
5,962
683
4,155
4,722
7,411
1,608
1,899
29,445
10,319
6,692
1,567
1,889
29,687
10,456
6,642
1,594
1,886
29,529
10,626
6,556
1,637
1,774
29,841
10,544
6,407
1,656
1,742
29,539
10,585
6,467
1,673
1,739
29,417
10,471
6,400
5,062
4,348
6,015
2,522
6,999
5,096
4,270
6,140
2,573
7,129
5,156
4,261
6,342
2,606
7,214
5,133
4,348
6,341
2,569
7,209
5,152
4,370
6,637
2,597
7,235
5,082
4,303
5,064
2,617
7,352
5,131
4,345
6,156
2,600
7,379
15,246
19,618
7,487
2,420
10,811
15,294
19,908
7,685
2,408
10,957
15,423
20,233
7,638
2,415
11,069
15,388
20,605
7,855
2,453
11,208
15,348
20,369
7,835
2,638
11,137
15,272
20,064
7,892
2,721
11,173
15,268
19,888
7,851
2,703
10,903
15,311
19,802
7,657
2,732
10,712
2,263
2,571
387
2,069
17,422
2,214
2,583
455
2,040
17,607
2,386
2,630
435
2,191
17,696
2,381
2,706
406
2,218
17,749
2,378
2,762
406
2,162
17,770
2,424
2,815
417
2,231
17,688
2,266
2,698
390
2,194
17,753
2,199
2,667
350
2,176
17,786
2,440
2,625
343
2,143
17,668
1,034
62,943
5,162
1,207
24,311
1,120
63,007
5,175
1,202
24,391
1,087
63,311
5,368
1,253
24,545
1,181
63,349
5,594
1,184
24,805
1,209
66,065
5,680
1,176
23,922
1,174
65,890
5,845
1,187
24,056
1,117
65,686
5,812
1,173
23,901
1,124
63,144
5,824
1,177
25,023
1,152
62,344
5,798
1,162
25,116
1,174
61,462
5,810
1,121
25,182
4,904
4,166
34,179
3,174
2,360
4,917
4,177
34,179
3,215
2,366
4,953
4,211
34,798
3,26 5
2,367
4,919
4,256
35,090
3,309
2,463
4,916
4,361
35,820
3,376
2,504
4,927
4,328
36,438
3,437
2,642
4,924
4,336
36,756
3,397
2,808
4,898
4,381
36,380
3,304
2,705
4,925
4,461
33,822
3,243
2,670
4,976
4,401
33,628
3,186
2,625
4,907
4,380
33,260
3,161
2,582
1,172
4,854
19,548
1,905
1,274
1,158
4,820
19,399
1,889
1,258
1,183
4,762
19,710
1,889
1,302
1,174
4,766
19,797
2,025
1,248
1,203
4,714
20,416
1,991
1,126
1,240
4,718
20,734
2,010
1,149
1,245
3,907
21,095
2,089
1,139
1,233
2,097
21,178
2,231
1,132
1,248
2,116
20,814
2,197
1,196
1,229
2,151
20,962
2,215
1,158
1,226
2,158
21,077
2,229
1,144
1,232
2,135
20,442
2,160
1,101
6,847
5,291
9,224
9,437
639
6,762
5,220
9,200
9,320
612
6,823
5,529
9,304
9,319
633
6,929
5,318
9,533
9,344
703
7,033
5,310
10,366
9,654
667
7,051
5,419
10,076
9,907
743
6,998
5,436
10,162
9,939
687
7,210
5,494
10,577
9,954
694
7,148
5,506
10,780
9,852
723
7,22f
5,541
10,637
9,778
653
7,114
5,612
10,253
9,523
657
6,972
5,614
9,989
9,793
702
427,038 428,409
November December
C-38 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 48
utilities; electric and gas 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State
Total, 51 States 1/
California
District of Columbia
Florida
New York y
Virginia
West Virginia
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$728,540
100.0
$174,287
$182,351
$187,873
$184,029
8,099
2,201
3,525
33,299
5,403
1.1
.3
.5
5.3
.7
1,951
515
826
8,962
1,267
1,964
531
861
9,376
1,329
2,072
583
917
9,805
1,384
2,112
572
921
10,156
1,423
12,319
1,110
7,951
6,992
9,868
1.7
.2
1.1
1.0
1.4
2,818
248
1,834
1,710
2.303
3,013
281
1,971
1,733
2,417
3,215
289
2,009
1,759
2,542
3,273
292
2,137
1,790
2,606
2,731
2,587
58,999
16,875
9,338
.4
.4
8.1
2.3
1.3
629
568
14,038
3,971
2,218
630
671
14,716
4,185
2,370
622
684
14,997
4,288
2,380
850
664
15,248
4,431
2,370
7,049
6,144
8,723
3,913
12,728
1.0
.8
1.2
.5
1.8
1,674
1,465
2,034
880
2,897
1,747
1,524
2,135
961
3,174
1,793
1,584
2,245
1,044
3,266
1,835
1,571
2,309
1,028
3,391
27,023
38,691
32,920
3,155
18,126
3.7
5.3
1.8
.4
2.5
6,179
9,133
3,061
715
4,311
6,827
9,643
3,197
754
4,533
7,153
9,942
3,338
800
4,661
6,864
9,973
3,324
886
4,621
4,117
3,824
693
3,391
34,030
.6
.5
.1
.5
4.7
855
916
160
818
8,156
1,017
943
178
834
8,575
1,081
977
188
879
8,606
1,164
988
167
860
8,693
1,382
120,520
8,003
1,671
42,355
.2
16.5
1.1
.2
5.8
311
29,794
1,843
426
10,248
350
30,642
1,977
427
10,606
355
32,732
2,064
411
10,324
366
27,3 52
2,119
407
11,177
7,785
7,813
64,393
5,983
3,432
1.1
1.1
8.8
.8
.5
1,945
1,833
15,709
1,416
797
1,946
1,927
16,335
1,481
842
1,948
2,019
16,655
1,574
890
1,946
2,034
15,694
1,512
903
1,580
5,276
29,363
3,002
1,633
.2
.7
4.0
.4
.2
372
1,727
6,970
659
375
397
1,729
7,296
732
406
407
1,066
7,525
769
434
404
754
7,572
842
418
10,452
9,414
15,549
16,991
1,006
1.4
1.3
2.1
2.3
.1
2,536
2,256
3,680
4,009
240
2,643
2,313
3,802
4,142
248
2,636
2,400
4,009
4,261
261
2,637
2,445
4,058
4,579
257
Amount
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ May also include employment in other industries, such as street railways, local bus lines, etc., where operated by electric light and power companies.
Municipal corporations are not included when exempt from coverage by State law.
3/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Ij Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
C- 39 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, I/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 49 ~
local utilities and local public services, not elsewhere classified
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
California
Hawaii
Maine...
Number
Percentage
distribution
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
20,343
100.0
18,981
19,049
20,077
250
13
214
114
3,318
1.2
.1
1.1
.6
16.3
21,723
21,752
21,083
21,027
20,578
20,319
245
7
187
108
3,299
273
6
231
103
3,317
253
6
221
107
3,413
246
14
167
103
3,544
269
26
220
118
3,569
275
19
215
110
3,492
253
17
222
129
3,384
242
17
216
140
3,305
585
786
69
179
254
2.9
3.9
.3
.9
1.3
461
716
55
192
245
436
727
56
172
243
682
772
61
184
246
1,092
821
58
111
262
767
816
59
114
254
617
814
63
110
253
554
804
82
210
268
833
547
556
118
109
4.1
2.7
2.7
.6
.5
479
511
551
113
101
460
531
550
116
104
910
521
556
118
106
1,334
558
552
115
107
1,446
561
547
118
107
959
593
553
130
101
496
69 8
229
43
285
2.4
3.4
1.1
.2
1.4
465
694
192
38
227
470
690
203
40
228
470
7a
205
45
229
449
732
203
42
277
485
724
237
46
301
16
58
18
457
129
.1
.3
.1
2.2
.6
16
59
17
429
109
16
57
16
459
107
15
58
18
449
120
16
54
19
472
208
49
67
91
986
58
.2
.3
.4
4.8
.3
16
50
75
953
37
20
53
105
931
44
37
75
102
991
62
1,904
21
1,273
84
4,HO
9.4
.1
6.3
.4
20.2
1,958
11
1,308
56
3,827
1,923
11
1,254
74
3,843
78
12
192
390
153
.4
.1
.9
1.9
.8
67
10
175
352
67
83
57
153
99
102
.4
•3
.8
.5
.5
74
70
133
101
114
See footnotes on opposite page.
September October
November
December
20,363
19,921
19,286
228
17
227
116
3,282
244
10
241
113
3,097
246
10
215
108
3,071
221
10
209
112
3,044
533
804
82
191
273
535
847
78
211
256
456
804
74
205
259
451
748
77
225
252
439
765
84
221
234
1,024
582
553
128
116
769
570
563
121
116
73 8
552
571
118
112
643
529
557
127
121
691
536
570
116
110
543
519
552
96
108
502
711
261
43
321
522
709
223
44
357
522
718
272
42
326
537
642
265
40
317
526
845
244
46
289
511
572
2a
44
282
495
601
208
41
268
16
55
19
470
154
17
54
18
446
128
18
53
18
469
111
14
57
19
454
119
17
58
19
464
105
14
62
20
472
139
15
63
19
445
143
17
62
17
459
107
57
68
125
964
112
58
64
91
992
65
57
78
86
1,042
71
75
74
93
1,006
68
65
64
88
1,011
52
50
79
87
996
47
57
70
80
983
56
47
70
88
973
44
48
64
74
994
45
1,879
17
1,128
97
3,843
1,957
35
1,282
95
3,913
1,925
33
1,441
123
3,945
1,903
28
1,393
114
4,028
1,894
13
1,399
106
4,097
1,895
11
1,381
86
4,139
1,876
19
1,386
84
4,092
1,890
24
1,071
63
4,701
1,884
20
1,109
54
4,519
1,865
23
1,127
51
4,376
70
10
175
409
65
61
12
179
419
193
69
13
184
465
281
76
15
205
419
196
77
11
228
392
222
78
12
196
400
171
81
16
190
364
165
81
12
188
347
150
83
12
192
335
118
99
13
211
434
101
94
13
186
339
no
74
71
145
104
53
77
67
124
112
93
85
72
125
113
145
82
86
121
154
159
86
44
155
144
111
93
40
171
74
111
90
36
185
80
88
83
39
187
86
73
87
60
172
71
94
89
50
172
72
95
80
45
150
79
84
G - 39 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 3/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 49 — local utilities and local public services, not elsewhere classified
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
California
Florida
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January — March
April - June
July - September
October - December
.$25,701
100.0
$6*027
£6,534
$6,522
#6,618
237
19
229
116
4,011
.9
.1
.9
.5
15.6
59
3
58
28
955
62
7
49
28
1,052
59
5
63
33
1,018
57
4
59
27
986
445
1,327
50
234
208
1.7
5.2
.2
.9
.8
99
295
11
61
55
132
329
13
35
50
115
350
13
67
54
99
353
13
71
49
518
931
766
157
146
2.0
3.6
3.0
.6
.6
102
205
190
38
33
164
221
191
39
35
1A2
234
192
40
38
110
271
193
40
40
649
515
224
37
428
2.5
2.0
.9
.1
1.7
154
116
49
9
88
158
135
56
9
108
167
127
61
10
119
170
137
58
9
113
20
101
14
684
238
.1
.4
.1
2.7
.9
5
25
3
168
53
5
25
4
170
65
5
25
4
174
59
5
26
3
172
61
32
89
128
1,573
68
.1
.3
.5
6.1
.3
4
21
29
364
15
10
23
39
398
20
10
24
31
407
17
8
21
29
404
16
3,294
15
1,483
124
5,085
12.8
.1
5.8
.5
19.8
858
3
367
29
1,145
849
5
395
34
1,191
808
3
396
32
1,238
779
4
325
29
1,511
137
11
241
450
136
.5
(4)
.9
1.8
.5
29
2
56
91
24
32
3
61
144
40
35
0
j
59
114
39
41
3
65
101
33
100
84
158
111
70
.4
.3
.6
.4
.3
22
27
36
29
12
25
24
36
38
23
27
18
43
23
19
26
15
43
21
16
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
% Represents tLcable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of *3,000 from one e^loyer); data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
Ij Less than 0.1 percent.
C-40a
Inroloyment of covered workers, "by States, and "by months, 1939
Industry division — wholesale and retail trade l/
Average monthly employment
State 2/
January
Number
Percentage
distribution
5,374,260
100.0
46,437
1.10g
20.957
44,518
414,804
.9
(3?
.4
.8
7.7
42,245
841
20,886
40,668
397.801
42,808
811
20,292
40,740
394.645
44,864
796
21,663
42,250
403,103
45.943
1.003
21,592
43.357
413,008
45.274
1.156
20,934
43.223
415,319
45,608
1,298
20,924
44,156
419.551
46.232
1.293
20.086
44,139
424,663
46,438
1.323
19.730
44,399
423.539
48.485
1.389
20.389
47.598
425.394
48,544
1,277
20,675
47,538
419,052
48.971
1,065
21,290
47.257
417.634
51.828
1,042
23,019
48,898
423,944
44.353
72,868
14,205
67,407
84,752
.8
1.4
.3
1.3
1.6
41,171
69v924
13,049
63.219
94,514
40,146
68,923
13.079
64,639
95.374
42,607
71.174
13.584
66,846
94,539
42,933
71,208
14,021
67.636
88,843
43,648
72,279
14.303
65.283
80,896
44,436
72,717
14.575
66.319
75.910
45,108
71.998
14.339
65.679
69.292
46,703
71.646
14.195
65.556
67.408
47.420
74,420
l4,84l
68,520
70,602
45,878
75,177
14,739
69.096
85.027
45,811
76.955
14,714
71,008
93.022
46.371
78,001
15,014
75.085
101.599
75,803
17,968
22,819
402,088
104,916
1.4
.3
.U
7.5
2.0
69,453
17.625
21,246
380,898
95.866
69.794
17.508
20,685
382,485
96.395
74.038
17.644
21,505
396.064
102.437
73.420
17.725
21.397
396.128
102.752
72,940
17.707
21.662
399.031
104.419
74,560
17,680
22,363
401,194
105,502
74.872
17.936
21,516
396,692
103,724
78.037
18,108
22.553
396.883
104.314
80,999
18,248
24,681
411,808
108.725
79,442
18,110
25,400
415,158
109,084
79.711
18.199
25,162
422,883
111,684
82.374
19.123
25.653
425.832
114,088
75,415
46,689
62,999
77,722
25,262
1.4
.9
1.2
1.4
.5
70,293
43,128
66,564
73.930
23.509
70,030
43,062
62,490
73.950
23.386
74,284
44.490
61.253
76,143
23.946
75,364
46,782
61,533
76.133
24,622
76.240
47.719
62.321
76,719
25,282
76,403
47,647
60,942
76,891
26,044
74,495
47,032
59.723
76,405
25.947
75.012
46.475
60,549
77.091
25.899
77.646
47.373
62.375
79.656
26,199
77,845
48,334
62,447
81,765
25.950
78,324
48,434
62,428
81,475
25.996
79.039
49.792
73.359
82,503
26,369
84,756
252,548
194,476
154,657
23,116
1.6
4.7
3.6
2.9
.4
80,542
241,080
180,966
145.277
21.365
80,528
240,660
179.946
143.035
21,909
84.296
242.820
187,714
149,661
22,943
81,412
253.349
193,769
151.204
22,767
82,467
255.086
193.445
151.921
22.727
83.335
257.569
194.351
156,896
22,696
82,204
252,006
189,882
153.744
22,760
82.385
250,989
191.727
156.276
22,902
87,066
259,488
201,493
161,610
24.032
88,871
256,893
203,454
160,480
24,367
92.960
261,812
205.355
160,912
24,415
91,007
258,822
211,613
164,864
24,510
New Hampshire
159,594
25,193
39,954
7,466
17,832
3.0
.5
.7
.1
.3
151,670
23,023
37.876
6.582
16,780
150.791
22,670
38,259
6,368
16,519
157.066
23.571
39.459
6,780
16.866
159.110
24,608
39.851
6,909
17.156
159.474
24,936
39,805
7,540
17,717
158,114
25,660
39.499
7,792
18,442
158,482
26,054
39,633
8,120
18,263
158,074
26,563
39.708
8,249
18,242
164,128
26,895
41,124
8,243
18.975
164,127
25.706
41,349
7.674
18,268
165,242
25,846
41,185
7,589
18,262
168.8US
26,784
41,702
7,743
18,494
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
144,083
l4,84l
791.139
72,589
13,401
2.7
.3
14.7
1.3
.2
131.753
12.391
751.067
62.108
12,198
132,741
12,219
754,507
63,014
11,947
138.416
12,494
769,660
65,907
12,710
139.773
12.907
791.452
65.912
12,990
139.781
12,862
804.010
64,565
13,204
143,691
13,260
806.556
66,340
13,415
144,207
16.524
798.018
66,015
13.503
144,215
16,536
781,280
84,900
13,626
148.233
17,166
814,087
80,537
14,340
153.361
17,059
804,584
86.920
14,283
155,583
17,046
810,883
84,802
14,196
157.240
17.631
807,565
80,052
14.396
Khode Island
344,337
56,185
41,676
524,029
36.919
6.4
1.0
.8
9.7
.7
321,945
53,040
37.281
506,705
35.902
322,274
52,757
37,116
519.694
35.122
337,722
55,299
37.468
518.711
36.339
337.342
56,065
38,920
521,113
37,626
341.647
56.313
39.610
525,611
36.897
344,642
56,868
40,887
529.220
36.937
342,333
55,697
41.755
497.871
36.160
344,191
55.648
41,945
498,340
35.640
353.172
57.608
43.706
518,520
37.471
357,071
57,053
46,487
539.593
37.218
363,0?0
57,824
46,975
552,666
37,805
366,679
60,046
47,964
560,303
39.914
32.701
14,345
71.752
202,743
24,993
.6
.3
1.3
3.8
.5
29.045
13.158
67.731
192,049
21,667
29.411
12.899
68,499
192,851
21,237
31.969
13.767
70,586
202,231
22,040
31.368
14,094
72,491
201,099
22,591
31,211
14,370
71,660
201,084
23.333
31.591
14,478
71.058
200,081
22,961
32,284
14,552
69,786
194,946
27.109
35.334
14.529
69.948
194,235
27.314
35.648
15.003
73.484
204,954
27,948
35.077
14,809
73.534
206.790
27.098
34,607
15,140
74,883
216,833
27,552
34,862
15.335
77,359
225.761
29.012
9.891
77.328
73.213
36,612
97.858
10,943
.2
1.4
1.4
.7
1.8
.2
9,121
73,601
67,267
33.317
90.136
9.753
9.086
71.804
65.482
33.625
91.426
9.572
9.194
72.484
68,204
35.533
97.290
9.958
9.553
73.462
71.168
35.026
98.981
10,279
10,010
73.065
70,809
35.703
97.492
10,673
10,446
74,228
74,582
36.430
99.930
11,574
10,363
73.452
72.769
36,020
95,774
12,0*50
10,271
80,831
75.563
36.098
97.667
11,888
10,171
80,700
79,619
37,070
99,742
12,132
10,125
85.580
79.047
38,298
103,418
11,180
10,139
86.794
76.645
39.002
101,136
10,990
10,216
81,929
77.401
43.223
101,304
11,263
Total, 51 States
Alabama
California
Connecticut.
Delaware
District of Columbia...
Florida
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois.
Maine
Michigan.
Montana.
Nebraska
South Dakota
Virginia
West Virginia
See footnotes on opposite page.
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
5,083,226 5.089.260 5.242,388 5.309.747 5.335.383 5,378.249 5.303.50/ 5,330,972 5.511.133 5,560,312 5.630.122 5.716.775
c - 40 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, and by quarters, 1939
Industry division—wholesale and retail trade 1J
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Illinois
Michigan
Hew Hampshire
Hew York 4/
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
South Dakota
Virginia
1/
7/
7/
Wf
Amount
Percentage
distribution
$6,7^.^25
100.0
^4,976
1.61+2
23.971
37.719
578,313
.7
(3)
.4
.6
8.6
54,272
101,219
15.777
84,189
84,749
April - June
July - September
October - December
$1,557,078
$1,659,692
$1,669,625
$1,859,030
10,212
319
5,724
8,522
133.992
10,842
418
5.939
9.055
142.420
11,220
483
5.763
9,430
1^5.3^6
12,702
426
6,5^5
10,712
156,555
.8
1.5
.2
1.2
1.3
12.037
22,511
3.505
19,513
22,304
12,962
24,405
3,813
20,696
20,526
13.857
25,261
3.929
20,691
18,082
15,416
29,042
^,530
23.289
23.837
81,050
20,843
23,266
585.005
122,132
1.2
•3
.3
8.7
1.8
18,059
4,874
5.113
130.303
26,563
19,350
^.956
5.609
141,420
29.364
20,103
5.091
6.049
143,008
30,307
23.538
5.922
6,405
170,274
35.898
83.277
46,071
64,909
80,700
29.718
1.2
.7
1.0
1.2
.4
18.532
10,349
15.285
18.495
6.580
20.630
11.556
15.734
19.^70
7.152
20,584
11,723
15.963
19.678
7.668
23.531
12.443
17.927
23,057
8,318
95.040
343,3^1
257.852
177,497
23.371
1.4
5.1
3.8
2.6
.3
21,349
77.176
57.516
39.598
5.230
22,752
84.675
62,987
43,200
5.557
23,162
86.834
64,520
45,072
5.7^1
27.777
94.656
72.829
49.527
6.843
205,098
29.507
44,306
9.677
19,224
3.0
.4
.7
.1
.3
47,368
6.473
10,101
2,058
4,042
50,095
7.122
10,867
2.3^3
4,719
50,483
7.638
10,961
2,607
5,126
57.152
8,274
12.377
2.669
5.337
202,460
15.661
1.090,433
72,894
1^,971
3.0
.2
16.2
1.1
.2
^5.374
3.294
271,472
15,462
3,152
48,319
3.559
286,805
16,699
3.693
50,496
4,241
267.9^1
18,678
3.915
58,271
4.567
264,215
22,055
-4,211
430,388
62,120
64,251
631,09s
43.966
6.4
•9
1.0
9.4
.7
96.966
14,298
14,241
150,698
10,089
103,231
15,195
15.557
154,070
10,637
107.550
15,343
16.363
150,540
10,967
122,641
17,284
18,090
175.790
12,273
30,265
14,592
75.975
223,417
28,361
.5
.2
1.1
3.3
.4
6,696
3.220
16,962
51.586
5.975
7,215
3.580
18,983
54,388
6,418
7.697
3.683
18,289
54,708
7,504
8,660
4,109
21.741
62.735
8,464
11,434
84,721
101,022
43,061
124,076
11,541
.2
1-3
1.5
.6
1.8
.2
2.478
18,890
22,457
9.632
27.844
2,489
2,813
19,984
24,361
10,249
30,500
2,802
2,998
21,189
25,614
10,875
31.551
3,103
3.145
24,658
28,590
12,305
34,181
3.1^7
January - March
1
Includes major industry groups 5°-57, 71 and 75See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
employment not available.
G-41 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 50 — full-service and limited-function wholesalers
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/....
Delaware.
District of Columbia...
Florida.••••••••••••••.
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Maine
Nat York
West Virginia
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October November Decent er
Percentage
distribution
721,895
100.0
701,450
6,283
1,369
5,542
55,836
5,858
.9
.2
•8
7.7
.8
5,753
1,344
5,419
52,992
5,822
5,809
1,330
5,317
51,785
5,482
5,891
1,355
5,436
52,823
5,524
6,078
1,353
5,489
56,963
5,624
6,019
1,343
5,430
57,523
5,647
6,049
1,377
5,500
57,920
5,716
6,310
1,333
5,518
58,976
6,093
6,560
1,323
5,561
57,667
6,276
6,667
1,379
5,768
58,130
6,324
6,810
1,440
5,757
56,423
6,074
6,657
1,421
5,694
55,942
5,797
6,856
1,430
5,615
52,887
5,917
7,257
979
3,691
9,120
9,407
1.0
.1
.5
1.3
1.3
7,258
954
3,561
9,325
8,645
7,135
913
3,539
9,319
8,761
7,023
925
3,643
9,197
9,079
6,989
957
3,633
8,954
8,908
7,097
1,016
3,736
8,543
8,811
7,068
958
3,652
8,486
8,877
7,138
949
3,577
8,671
8,894
7,142
942
3,609
8,723
10,537
7,384
1,013
3,665
9,397
10,915
7,459
1,023
3,747
9,4*5
10,008
7,706
1,045
3,725
9,406
9,970
7,690
1,052
4,209
9,940
9,474
1,629
3,462
59,706
11,127
8,046
.2
.5
8.3
1.5
1.1
1,564
3,603
58,551
10,949
7,825
1,591
3,426
58,393
10,875
7,813
1,552
3,454
58,551
11,017
7,970
1,582
2,874
58,252
11,106
8,027
1,571
2,601
58,225
11,250
8,092
1,575
2,431
58,595
11,403
8,211
1,589
2,450
58,810
11,025
8,146
1,843
2,917
59,101
10,999
8,114
1,615
4,398
60,642
11,273
8,218
1,638
4,719
62,634
11,195
8,167
1,622
4,443
62,972
11,258
7,985
1,803
4,231
61,752
11,167
7,981
5,896
9,064
13,572
3,676
12,429
.8
1.3
1.9
.5
1.7
5,639
8,927
14,027
3,700
13,033
5,581
8,851
13,501
3,794
12,805
5,632
8,839
13,981
3,961
12,635
5,783
8,798
13,135
3,738
11,408
5,826
8,687
12,497
3,64B
11,600
5,868
8,729
13,818
3,618
11,893
6,028
8,848
13,891
3,326
11,816
5,984
9,479
12,947
3,449
11,872
6,179
9,347
14,233
3,659
13,076
6,187
9,619
13,987
3,729
13,026
6,129
9,386
13,334
3,717
13,060
5,920
9,260
13,508
3,774
12,918
36,318
24,705
21,086
3,248
27,479
5.0
3.4
2.9
.5
3.8
36,221
23,483
19,660
3,166
26,579
35,943
23,794
19,477
3,145
26,526
36,165
23,685
19,752
3,251
26,928
37,214
24,023
19,801
3,173
27,190
38,468
24,274
20,333
3,189
27,196
39,208
24,644
21,082
3,224
27,607
38,034
24,862
21,059
3,214
27,864"
38,130
24,974
22,418
3,267
27,676
39,081
25,554
21,912
3,290
28,041
32,878
25,855
22,161
3,361
28,083
32,499
25,654
22,774
3,362
28,142
31,981
25,653
22,603
3,339
27,911
1,528
5,360
411
1,010
16,524
.2
.7
.1
.1
2.3
1,399
5,278
375
935
14,873
1,444
5,249
367
943
14,986
1,480
1,369
5,320
5,338
368
370
951 < 982
15,426 15,578
1,434
5,339
389
1,024
15,585
1,426
5,391
396
1,046
16,005
1,632
5,453
450
1,028
15,985
1,632
5,380
485
1,060
16,307
1,709
5,409
466
1,074
17,209
1,629
5,464
428
1,039
18,747
1,618
5,321
422
1,027
18,802
1,569
5,372
419
1,015
18,782
931
125,315
9,264
1,847
42,341
.1
17.4
1.3
.3
5.9
842
122,301
7,653
1,756
a,021
1,122
821
1,053
829
835
849
813
122,121 123,404 122,907 124,114 124,127 130,839 124,117
6,846 15,352
7,378
6,950
6,745
6,803
6,591
1,801
1,823
1,758
1,803
1,717
1,715
1,769
41,110 41,768 42,226 42,069 42,476 41,761 42,271
1,067
127,279
11,982
1,946
43,082
1,012
964
128,320 128,175
12,723 11,949
1,923
2,041
43,620 43,529
968
126,074
9,700
2,109
43,161
8,194
5,584
64,670
3,674
4,679
1.1
.8
9.0
.5
.7
7,863
5,422
64,290
3,740
4,023
7,659
4,998
66,593
3,606
4,057
7,852
5,020
64,610
3,594
5,039
8,002
4,979
63,650
3,595
4,394
8,101
4,974
63,458
3,606
4,412
8,263
5,408
63,650
3,686
4,608
8,319
5,810
63,970
3,576
4,726
8,396
5,782
64,190
3,463
5,134
8,658
5,867
65,464
3,648
5,278
8,458
6,166
65,222
3,800
4,953
8,543
6,577
66,361
3,836
4,740
8,217
6,006
64,578
3,934
4,780
1,787
11,433
26,963
2,466
1,047
.2
1.6
3.7
.3
.1
1,689
11,060
26,048
2,453
980
1,625
11,497
25,858
2,241
986
1,694
11,627
26,706
2,318
1,034
1,725
11,235
26,876
2,274
1,039
1,774
11,233
26,425
2,316
1,042
1,807
10,940
26,699
2,284
1,092
1,87*
11,135
26,759
2,528
1,100
1,876
11,295
26,701
2,579
1,101
1,921
11,863
27,988
2,640
1,084
1,833
11,636
27,644
2,608
1,051
1,862
11,784
27,816
2,680
1,026
1,766
11,895
28,037
2,673
1,028
10,962
10,150
4,898
13,407
601
1.5
1.4
.7
1.9
.1
11,94B
9,354
4,665
12,792
637
11,197
8,968
4,711
13,177
604
10,833
9,051
4,714
13,054
483
10,564
8,859
4,697
13,141
508
9,768
8,934
4,699
13,227
516
9,851
10,284
4,763
13,504
535
9,732
10,161
4,824
13,433
577
10,224
10,648
5,078
13,569
560
11,397
12,366
5,304
13,708
746
11,637
12,332
5,263
13,783
701
12,572
11,211
5,212
13,692
703
11,818
9,632
4,846
13,803
647
See footnotes on opposite page*
January February
Number
699,415 704,206 704,752 706,275 715,201 723,946 731,640
750,382
747,515 746,217
731,755
0-41 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry division 50 — full-service and limited-function wholesalers
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
California
District of Columbia.
Missouri
New York 2/
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$1,120,030
100.0
$262,198
$271,125
$273,613
$313,094
7,951
1,984
6,555
86,820
8,014
.7
.2
.6
7.8
.7
1,785
461
1,507
19,848
1,810
1,878
470
1,582
21,500
1,909
1,955
473
1,604
21,756
2,038
2,333
580
1,862
23,716
2,257
12,706
1,487
5,951
11,598
11,693
1.1
.1
.5
1.0
1.0
2,827
318
1,363
2,822
2,610
2,941
348
1,459
2,743
2,742
3,076
347
1,430
2,676
2,854
3,862
474
1,699
3,357
3,487
2,340
3,326
107,925
17,706
11,462
.2
.3
9.6
1.6
1.0
533
791
23,973
3,977
2,593
537
735
25,322
4,262
2,779
548
764
25,747
4,157
2,832
722
1,036
32,883
5,310
3,258
7,767
11,773
16,940
4,61B
15,512
.7
1.1
1.5
.4
1.4
1,770
2,714
3,893
1,072
3,489
1,877
2,874
4,009
1,086
3,704
1,946
2,906
4,048
1,114
3,682
2,174
3,279
4,990
1,346
4,637
67,512
43,854
31,395
4,086
42,030
6.0
3.9
2.8
.4
3.8
15,378
9,676
6,973
872
9,783
16,627
10,420
7,380
974
10,202
17,356
10,937
7,929
936
10,274
18,151
12,821
9,113
1,304
11,771
2,337
7,881
635
1,322
29,839
.2
.7
.1
.1
2.7
519
1,842
142
296
6,628
525
1,896
144
323
7,033
603
1,941
167
342
7,371
690
2,202
182
361
8,807
1,256
197,226
10,349
2,624
69,805
.1
17.6
.9
.2
6.2
286
52,711
2,026
593
15,623
299
51,149
2,215
612
16,596
327
46,762
2,841
664
16,874
344
46,604
3,267
755
20,712
11,717
9,638
102,601
5,726
4,995
1.1
.9
9.2
.5
.4
2,649
2,200
24,406
1,279
1,102
2,826
2,272
24,284
1,332
1,178
2,894
2,402
25,111
1,381
1,248
3,348
2,764
28,800
1,734
1,467
2,368
15,095
37,331
3,628
1,513
.2
1.4
3.3
.3
.1
522
3,417
8,631
780
329
558
3,582
8,915
814
360
581
3,591
9,048
891
382
707
4,505
10,737
1,143
442
13,298
15,587
7,638
21,855
657
1.2
1.4
.7
2.0
,1
3,073
3,497
1,766
4,869
152
3,068
3,621
1,768
5,215
152
3,221
3,942
1,959
5,495
163
3,936
4,527
2,145
6,276
190
Amount
i/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2j See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
y Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee animal wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-42a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 51 — wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limited-function wholesalers
Average monthly employment
State 2/
January February
March
April
May
June
July
August September
October November December
Number
Percentage
distribution
722,434
100.0
702,714
5,421
2,670
3,582
66,083
5,587
.7
.4
.5
9.1
.8
5,260
2,802
3,329
63,520
5,213
5,227
2,658
3,466
63,950
5,169
5,382
3,285
3,482
65,403
5,237
5.409
3,142
3,531
67,150
5,167
5,384
2,689
3,558
66,926
5,340
5,517
2,681
3,759
68,810
5,503
5,420
2,331
3,609
71,544
5,592
5,536
2,177
3,551
69,494
6,618
5,476
2,214
3,647
69,195
6,311
5,566
2,394
3,640
67,780
5,788
5,485
2,623
3,694
60,633
5,647
5,387
3,040
3,722
58,594
5,456
Delaware
...
District of Columbia...
Florida
5,391
1,093
6,680
24,645
11,080
.7
.1
.9
3.4
1.5
5,272
1,007
5,648
31,301
10,245
5,224
1,014
6,543
31,078
10,277
5,268
1,018
6,640
31,651
10,588
5,200
1,066
6,558
29,567
10,247
5,288
1,149
6,646
25,555
10,427
5,349
1,170
6,697
21,229
10,642
5,413
1,144
6,543
14,757
11,661
5,505
1,121
6,675
12,639
12,540
5,424
1,122
6,946
13,479
12,058
5,418
1,113
6,869
25,100
11,717
5,635
1,089
7,229
28,613
11,295
5,701
1,098
7,162
30,769
11,267
Illinois
1,498
1,860
53,675
9,047
13,625
.2
.3
7.4
1.3
1.9
1,394
1,651
51,482
8,428
12,447
1,442
1,556
51,545
8,466
12,308
1,444
1,523
51,829
8,529
12,790
1,463
1,538
51,859
8,550
13,331
1,458
1,460
52,610
8,817
13,722
1,469
2,017
53,115
8,740
13,941
1,513
1,814
54,199
9,408
13,861
1,540
2,106
54,325
9,610
13,843
1,546
2,341
54,944
9,445
14,158
1,592
2,285
56,447
9,352
14,551
1,532
2,103
55,843
9,698
14,692
1,584
1,928
55,902
9,523
13,860
7,037
9,662
10,059
3,110
9,206
1.0
1.3
1.4
.4
1.3
6,455
16,594
9,075
2,806
8,607
6,440
12,795
9,054
2,885
8,818
6,614
9,028
9,275
2,947
9,152
6,812
7,725
9,803
2,999
8,615
6,997
7,501
10,742
3,250
8,867
7,443
7,358
9,479
3,371
8,821
7,579
7,453
9,225
3,339
8,970
7,134
7,566
10,868
3,270
8,993
7,076
7,440
10,315
3,156
9,359
7,319
7,251
11,206
3,166
10,089
7,451
7,511
10,846
3,101
10,323
7,117
17,727
10,821
3,026
9,858
27,598
19,548
15,941
2,284
26,360
3.8
2.7
2.2
.3
3.6
25,972
18,259
14,799
2,329
25,354
26,155
18,384
14,617
2,332
25,542
26,411
18,694
14,953
2,200
26,095
27,199
19,307
15,532
2,296
26,735
27,237
19,402
15,746
2,247
26,397
27,390
19,813
16,220
2,200
26,814
28,093
20,135
16,342
2,114
26,617
28,305
20,280
16,500
2,144
26,125
28,858
20,452
17,012
2,225
26,031
28,789
20,853
16,608
2,480
26,787
28,867
19,685
16,625
2,494
26,882
27,907
19,316
16,340
2,351
26,940
2,597
6,931
1,349
18,541
1,375
.4
1.0
.2
2.6
.2
2,436
6,710
1,365
16,054
1,169
2,361
6,671
1,335
16,338
1,147
2,361
6,791
1,298
17,451
1,192
2,423
6,832
1,307
16,894
1,289
2,325
6,860
1,332
17,102
1,206
2,455
6,846
1,370
17,542
1,265
2,646
7,046
1,357
18,012
1,522
2,848
7,028
1,348
18,009
1,478
2,910
7,180
1,416
18,067
1,542
2,855
7,256
1,382
22,080
1,536
2,851
7,066
1,341
22,410
1,552
2,695
6,881
1,3a
22,533
1,607
135,751
12,125
1,812
36,093
7,686
18.8
1.7
.3
5.0
1.1
128,447
9,376
1,665
35,248
7,281
130,214 130,718 140,876 142,977 143,769 138,300 138,007
9,658 18,140
9,647
9,435
9,542
9,811
9,593
1,968
1,686
1,688
1,767
2,059
1,671
1,585
36,081 36,672 33,215 33,579 34,091 36,696 37,308
8,200
7,567
7,610
7,784
7,588
7,677
7,441
138,222
13,672
2,050
37,381
7,448
134,234 132,474
18,612 16,233
2,008
1,798
37,615 37,655
8,129
7,494
130,776
11,776
1,798
37,577
8,011
6,502
48,242
4,040
3,126
2,846
.9
6.7
.6
.4
.4
5,885
47,266
4,043
2,782
2,563
6,240
48,959
4,002
2,688
2,469
5,977
47,501
4,036
2,731
2,588
6,049
46,796
3,959
2,716
2,852
6,117
46,655
3,953
2,847
2,966
6,253
46,796
4,046
2,895
2,972
6,746
47,031
4,046
3,206
2,894
6,758
47,571
4,054
5,095
2,894
6,772
47,612
4,066
3,539
2,952
7,066
51,104
4,061
3,370
2,933
7,159
51,154
4,108
2,929
3,090
6,999
50,462
4,103
2,710
2,984
9,728
35,191
2,870
1,359
14,346
1.3
4.9
.4
.2
2.0
10,424
35,687
2,802
1,360
15,070
10,098
36,118
2,465
1,296
•13,413
9,633
37,900
2,540
1,325
12,019
10,458
36,352
2,552
1,327
11,862
10,200
35,237
2,596
1,371
11,553
9,947
33,660
2,596
1,456
11,890
8,939
30,527
2,953
1,453
12,026
8,939
29,271
3,121
1,367
18,629
8,963
30,011
3,135
1,346
15,747
9,246
33,856
3,191
1,349
19,463
9,272
40,692
3,181
1,334
18,014
10,619
42,980
3,307
1,325
12,468
13,068
3,025
9,938
770
1.8
.4
1.4
.1
12,121
2,933
9,596
738
11,412
2,972
9,653
728
11,787
2,998
9,854
688
12,344
2,866
10,306
700
12,444
2,932
10,080
727
14,379
3,032
9,950
757
12,965
3,028
9,817
828
13,878
3,003
10,053
775
15,042
3,091
10,260
867
15,127
3,090
10,100
842
13,192
3,127
9,818
795
12,131
3,224
9,774
797
Total, 51 States 1/....
Michigan.•••••»••••••••
New York...............
Washington......*......
See footnotes on opposite page.
702,550 706,951 714,023 713,622 717,504 710,503 728,027
723,902
754,410 749,372
745,656
C-42 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
4i.
M
05
!0
CO
Major industry group 51 — wholesale distributors, other than full-service and limited-function wholesalers
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
District of Columbia
Illinois
New York 2/
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$1,248,394
100.0
$300,051
$311,441
$305,996
$330,906
7,964
4,162
5,333
108,118
9,666
.6
.3
.4
8.7
.8
1,866
1,059
1,195
25,334
2,172
1,985
1,068
1,300
26,908
2,316
2,009
962
1,325
27,089
2,596
2,104
1,073
1,513
28,787
2,582
10,085
1,729
11,824
22,061
18,427
.8
.1
.9
1.8
1.5
2,268
391
2,624
6,520
4,152
2,414
442
2,889
5,776
4,412
2,521
441
2,962
3,635
4,659
2,882
455
3,349
6,130
5,204
3,261
2,569
122,844
14,634
18,842
.3
.2
9.8
1.2
1.5
735
487
28,058
3,254
4,084
762
626
29,619
3,483
4,803
794
758
30,237
3,761
4,727
970
698
34,930
4,136
5,228
8,255
11,303
14,271
5,220
15,255
.7
.9
1.1
.4
1.2
1,791
3,124
3,313
1,149
3,379
2,129
2,535
3,479
1,297
3,607
2,204
2,560
3,534
1,377
3,788
2,131
3,084
3,945
1,397
4,481
55,073
39,313
26,227
3,656
48,004
4.4
3.1
2.1
.3
3.8
12,318
9,089
5,881
859
11,251
13,442
9,510
6,431
889
11,796
13,917
9,893
6,654
905
11,892
15,396
10,821
7,261
1,003
13,065
3,864
9,173
2,345
34,076
2,203
.3
.7
.2
2.7
.2
840
2,094
535
7,242
449
910
2,266
560
7,683
524
1,030
2,313
603
8,205
604
1,084
2,500
647
10,946
626
255,892
17,309
2,429
66,779
12,249
20.5
1.4
.2
5.3
1.0
70,624
3,640
517
15,606
2,830
71,805
3,855
596
14,999
3,053
59,526
4,670
679
16,757
3,136
53,937
5,144
637
19,417
3,230
12,309
92,420
7,136
4,656
3,249
1.0
7.4
.6
.4
.3
2,842
21,864
1,712
1,065
710
2,993
21,754
1,742
1,124
847
3,142
22,387
1,783
1,294
859
3,332
26,415
1,899
1,173
833
13,541
49,872
4,778
1,878
18,028
1.1
4.0
.4
.2
1.4
3,133
11,982
1,012
424
3,977
3,445
12,363
1,096
472
4,035
3,251
12,117
1,290
504
4,780
3,712
13,410
1,380
478
5,236
22,099
5,144
17,093
1,096
1.8
.4
1.4
.1
5,015
1,220
3,965
233
5,400
1,249
4,314
270
5,705
1,325
4,384
289
5,979
1,350
4,430
304
\J States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-finn inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
^
C-43 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Major industry group 53 — retail general merchandise
Average monthly employment
State 1/
California
Delaware...............
District of Columbia...
Hawaii
New York
January February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September October
November December
Number
Percentage
distribution
933,224
100.0
834,187
9,799
522
3,653
9,622
58,075
1.0
.1
.4
1.0
6.2
8,138
327
3,507
7,900
54,255
8,357
353
3,223
7,819
51,891
9,081
326
3,477
8,521
53,723
9,424
425
3,559
8,963
54,798
9,520
532
3,551
8,762
55,218
9,280
711
3,475
8,961
55,193
9,616
645
3,391
9,001
56,201
9,333
624
3,335
9,103
57,146
10,327
701
3,517
11,153
57,838
10,442
684
3,788
11,444
60,284
11,134
467
4,160
11,246
66,898
12,932
465
4,848
12,589
73,454
9,575
12,078
1,450
11,858
10,223
1.0
1.3
.2
1.3
1.1
8,384
11,241
1,209
10,467
10,327
7,938
10,815
1,217
10,961
10,453
9,626
11,937
1,400
11,894
10,458
9,300
11,475
1,386
11,259
9,851
9,606
11,639
1,371
9,125
9,294
9,416
11,737
1,422
10,323
9,533
9,197
11,347
1,400
10,899
8,880
9,484
11,054
1,407
10,645
8,992
10,138
12,161
1,645
12,230
9,523
10,012
12,633
1,556
12,440
9,983
10,754
13,963
1,621
34,830
31,661
11,052
14, 938
1,762
17,227
13,717
14,583
1,350
3,696
92,422
23,123
1.6
.1
.4
9.9
2.5
12,581
1,342
3,399
84,589
19,471
12,508
1,258
3,266
85,699
19,647
13,735
1,297
3,556
90,585
22,175
14,020
1,302
3,782
88,731
21,932
13,828
1,313
3,889
90,400
22,418
14,054
1,344
3,885
90,680
22,598
13,988
1,356
3,019
87,807
21,425
14,146
1,348
3,071
88,386
21,618
15,203
1,315
3,172
94,063
23,834
15,722
1,332
4,081
95,531
25,015
16,312
1,504
4,274
104,649
27,272
18,901
1,491
4,956
107,948
30,071
13,297
9,464
9,106
12,374
4,156
1.4
1.0
1.0
1.3
.4
11,602
8,294
8,177
10,762
3,160
11,837
8,305
7,977
11,137
3,248
13,296
8,837
8,966
11,543
3,481
13,230
9,797
8,896
12,153
3,874
13,525
9,895
9,040
12,027
4,128
13,602
9,520
8,973
11,886
4,256
32,741
8,683
8,522
11,639
4,294
13,038
8,946
8,586
11,847
4,358
13,662
9,325
9,589
13,040
4,495
13,437
9,825
9,792
13,262
4,552
14,101
10,263
9,753
34,294
4,804
15,489
11,876
11,000
14,892
5,224
17,128
36,369
38,547
26,496
5,201
1.8
3.9
4.1
2.8
.6
14,855
33,701
33,620
24,095
4,370
34,628
32,749
32,757
23,045
4,531
16,421
34,685
35,951
26,292
4,791
16,338
35,849
37,452
26,081
5,195
16,390
35,641
37,334
24,894
5,042
16,398
35,782
36,507
26,741
5,134
15,738
34,170
34,682
24,530
4,912
15,617
33,156
35,555
24,614
5,079
17,165
35,983
39,539
27,512
5,852
18,842
38,702
41,823
27,901
5,703
22,305
43,211
46,063
29,071
5,820
a,055
42,796
51,279
33,180
5,980
28,587
4,019
8,236
812
2,579
3.1
.4
.9
.1
.3
26,239
3,641
7,481
732
2,034
25,182
3,510
7,523
669
2,242
27,245
3,755
8,228
769
2,373
27,783
3,913
8,248
682
2,447
28,498
3,939
8,044
788
2,458
26,785
3,897
7,788
809
2,678
26,661
3,901
7,724
800
2,566
27,484
4,004
7,836
821
2,602
30,783
4,144
8,600
832
2,859
30,076
4,340
8,672
925
2,740
31,970
4,296
9,041
898
2,865
34,340
5,090
9,641
1,022
3,083
23,943
2,761
97,579
18,113
2,678
2.6
.3
10.5
1.9
.3
21,766
2,341
92,647
34,796
2,118
21,553
2,283
90,719
14,929
2,167
23,557
2,355
98,398
16,801
2,510
23,133
2,530
93,067
17,207
2,728
21,909
2,424
93,981
16,733
2,696
22,457
2,502
94,332
17,264
2,659
22,891
2,812
91,362
17,524
2,519
22,545
2,853
89,723
18,152
2,509
24,008
3,124
98,675
19,718
2,904
24,819
3,062
100,388
20,068
3,013
28,988
3,187
134,651
21,755
3,079
29,687
3,661
113,007
22,410
3,233
56,113
11,409
7,349
97,117
5,732
6.0
1.2
.8
10.4
.6
49,572
9,925
6,154
87,454
5,124
49,496
9,854
6,204
89,335
5,038
54,924
10,739
6,535
90,190
5,399
54,166
11,131
6,799
91,301
5,976
55,487
10,991
6,920
92,498
5,643
54,614
11,047
7,024
93,268
5,807
52,516
10,582
6,295
85,488
5,635
52,923
10,908
6,652
86,035
5,426
55,750
11,998
7,811
95,311
5,842
60,236
12,282
8,613
107,812
5,483
66,059
12,644
9,109
118,810
5,895
67,614
14,809
10,077
127,900
7,512
8,556
3,120
14,488
38,269
5,291
.9
.3
1.6
4.1
.6
6,992
2,677
32,564
33,729
4,373
7,054
2,629
12,608
33,254
4,670
7,988
3,067
13,386
34,967
4,751
8,170
3,344
34,271
35,715
5,066
7,864
3,201
13,885
37,261
5,525
8,038
3,067
13,930
36,600
4,957
7,927
3,001
13,610
35,684
5,128
8,439
3,052
13,368
36,447
5,050
9,604
3,205
15,212
41,377
5,452
9,789
3,246
15,893
41,767
5,533
10,090
3,339
17,156
43,308
5,982
10,719
3,807
17,967
49,120
7,006
1,583
13,055
14,426
8,986
22,469
1,787
•2
1.4
1.5
1.0
2.4
.2
1,254
10,100
12,274
7,705
19,246
1,476
1,253
10,261
12,082
7,896
19,996
1,432
1,337
11,098
12,925
8,400
23,236
1,530
1,460
12,364
14,205
8,059
23,639
1,585
1,592
12,698
13,720
8,381
21,284
1,678
1,660
12,974
13,791
8,440
23,104
2,039
1,597
12,461
13,835
8,297
19,806
2,143
1,635
12,755
14,620
8,516
21,088
2,038
1,656
13,647
14,995
8,198
21,856
1,953
1,728
14,453
15,216
9,508
25,992
1,779
1,859
16,217
16,207
10,668
24,799
1,759
1,964
17,634
19,238
13,965
25,580
2,028
See footnotes on opposite page.
829,458 892,517 897,861 898,280 902,942 870,828 877,969
952,496
996,019 1,084,661 1,161,236
C-43 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 53 — retail general merchandise
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 1/
Total, 51 States.
Illinois....
New York 2/
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$895,627
100.0
$195,929
$213,565
$213,236
$272,897
6,688
744
3,496
6,157
65,971
.8
.1
.4
.7
7.4
1,452
136
791
1,341
14,732
1,579
191
827
1,397
15,524
1,611
228
806
1,480
16,015
2,046
189
1,072
1,939
19,700
9,184
11,778
1,075
12,943
8,340
1.1
1.3
.1
1.4
.9
1,870
2,564
229
3,160
1,999
2,088
2,765
245
3,042
1,905
2,175
2,939
262
2,938
1,953
3,051
3,510
339
3,803
2,483
11,545
933
3,301
103,132
20,713
1.3
.1
.4
11.5
2.3
2,365
208
757
21,775
4,237
2,558
218
788
24,578
4,849
2,770
223
813
24,068
4,874
3,852
284
943
32,711
6,753
10,949
6,350
6,891
10,188
3,245
1.2
.7
.8
1.1
.4
2,356
1,419
1,508
2,226
619
2,648
1,574
1,665
2,379
724
2,589
1,523
1,649
2,385
817
3,356
1,834
2,069
3,198
1,085
16,569
37,599
38,790
24,584
3,600
1.9
4.2
4.3
2.7
.4
3,548
8,190
8,123
5,293
758
3,908
9,194
9,322
5,833
833
3,858
9,313
9,429
6,073
886
5,255
10,902
11,916
7,385
1,123
27,438
4,045
6,621
912
2,068
3.1
.5
.7
.1
.2
6,233
852
1,434
191
399
6,469
925
1,559
206
473
6,570
990
1,528
218
526
8,166
1,278
2,100
297
670
25,369
2,197
100,376
11,156
2,207
2.8
.2
11.2
1.2
.3
5,669
462
23,052
2,296
436
5,722
483
24,882
2,546
503
6,280
548
24,291
2,712
511
7,698
704
28,151
3,602
757
54,942
8,608
10,895
99,735
5,424
6.1
1.0
1.2
11.1
.6
11,764
1,875
2,321
23,142
1,208
13,406
1,973
2,530
24,057
1,293
13,394
1,993
2,553
22,135
1,307
16,378
2,767
3,491
30,401
1,616
5,138
2,290
11,712
30,459
4,496
.6
.3
1.3
3.4
.5
1,069
476
2,319
6,509
932
1,162
531
3,210
7,102
1,025
1,224
537
2,662
7,208
1,077
1,683
746
3,521
9,640
1,462
1,102
10,411
15,149
7,198
19,208
1,706
.1
1.2
1.7
.8
2.1
.2
212
2,236
3,058
1,552
4,229
347
258
2,372
3,512
1,631
4,710
391
291
2,438
3,670
1,722
4,727
447
341
3,365
4,909
2,293
5,542
521
1/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (miniarum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer)j data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-44a
j2nployment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 54 — retail food (includes liquor stores)
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Delaware
District of Columbia....
Hawaii
New York.....
Average monthly employment
January
Percentage
Number
distribution
February
597,387
100.0
567,327
582,657
4,137
2,144
4,828
38,109
3,678
.7
.4
.8
6.4
.6
3,806
2,112
4,602
36,721
3,412
9,157
2,364
8,210
7,816
6,970
1.5
.4
1.4
1.3
1.2
890
2,616
40,291
9,945
6,351
April
May
June
July
584,115
596,291
601,674
607,670
605,557
601,551
610,504
600,706
602,279
608,300
3,871
2,121
4,696
36,469
3,388
3,913
2,192
4,817
36,872
3,421
4,116
2,199
4,755
37,492
3,465
4,054
2,152
4,763
38,186
3,484
4,106
2,162
4,783
39,278
3,636
4,135
2,051
4,846
38,739
4,029
4,045
2,107
4,823
38,716
3,991
4,299
2,146
5,014
39,616
4,077
4,115
2,093
4,984
37,807
3,791
4,165
2,157
4,911
38,331
3,740
5,018
2,237
39,079
3,706
8,946
2,287
8,303
8,018
6,683
8,926
2,294
8,265
8,184
6,685
8,902
2,289
8,166
7,983
6,956
8,833
2,498
8,a 7
7,453
6,916
8,955
2,4a
8,300
7,144
6,871
9,204
2,511
8,018
6,951
6,905
9,575
2,338
7,895
7,304
6,826
9,384
2,320
7,995
7,331
6,914
9,338
2,327
8,487
7,585
7,149
9,300
2,348
7,940
8,309
7,260
9,214
2,318
7,938
8,558
7,386
9,317
2,399
8,792
8,976
7,089
.1
.4
6.7
1.7
1.1
879
2,414
39,718
9,499
5,989
877
2,379
40,438
9,581
6,043
874
2,457
a,054
9,683
6,108
887
2,455
40,281
9,971
6,209
877
2,558
40,250
10,184
6,295
877
2,712
40,401
10,182
6,303
863
2,787
40,499
10,014
6,510
884
2,768
40,019
9,820
6,517
910
2,652
40,335
10,340
6,577
890
2,698
39,983
10,059
6,469
905
2,728
40,196
9,967
6,544
956
2,787
40,317
10,042
6,650
4,884
6,506
5,785
2,804
8,638
.8
1.1
1.0
.5
1.4
4,678
6,233
5,692
2,685
8,466
4,723
6,278
5,842
2,675
8,568
4,798
6,535
5,776
2,697
8,586
4,894
6,723
5,619
2,720
8,420
4,907
6,578
5,807
2,766
8,527
4,940
6,647
5,685
2,907
8,656
4,972
6,a3
5,570
2,932
8,853
4,869
6,358
5,519
2,964
8,764
4,998
6,722
5,680
2,863
8,797
4,979
6,526
6,068
2,846
8,763
4,901
6,575
6,190
2,800
8,735
4,952
6,480
5,973
2,793
8,522
36,170
21,792
16,928
1,665
16,259
6.1
3.6
2.8
.3
2.7
34,790
21,248
16,301
1,567
15,761
34,985
21,498
16,257
1,594
15,899
35,052
21,527
16,493
1,678
16,192
36,152
22,350
16,809
1,649
16,600
36,222
22,471
16,989
1,669
16,521
36,275
22,538
17,319
1,571
16,359
36,600
22,064
17,265
1,688
16,695
36,132
21,754
17,255
1,683
16,221
36,635
21,706
17,505
1,723
16,605
36,824
21,147
17,010
1,737
16,135
37,037
21,295
16,871
1,701
15,680
37,331
21,902
17,058
1,715
16,442
2,741
3,580
896
2,356
23,027
.5
.6
.2
.4
3.9
2,513
3,327
809
2,256
22,182
2,446
3,350
813
2,273
23,291
2,533
3,390
849
2,292
22,695
2,662
3,642
906
2,280
22,865
2,670
3,659
915
2,309
22,968
2,806
3,672
942
2,419
23,976
2,844
3,650
926
2,461
24,162
2,862
3,644
995
2,452
24,435
2,989
3,657
974
2,448
23,594
2,810
3,708
901
2,362
22,367
2,836
3,633
897
2,365
21,869
2,922
3,634
830
2,355
21,919
1,415
85,057
5,3U
962
40,548
.2
14.2
.9
.2
6.8
1,224
72,367
5,077
901
38,743
1,223
81,947
5,160
779
38,812
1,233
78,151
5,246
910
39,036
1,130
83,204
5,351
963
40,610
1,119
84,650
5,251
1,019
41,116
1,147
83,675
5,463
1,014
42,624
1,584
89,554
5,160
997
a,639
1,571
88,999
5,165
1,007
1,618
90,178
5,461
1,040
a,224
a, 693
1,703
88,400
5,530
994
40,312
1,723
89,184
5,638
977
40,159
1,704
90,377
5,587
948
40,603
4,711
3,757
86,279
5,438
3,282
.8
.6
14.4
.9
.6
4,594
3,486
85,260
5,439
3,131
4,542
3,557
87,094
5,431
3,189
4,780
3,564
87,927
5,458
3,252
4,708
3,764
89,010
5,497
3,325
4,777
3,863
90,177
5,513
3,344
4,713
3,971
90,927
5,545
3,345
4,714
3,719
83,343
5,363
3,350
4,737
3,785
82,682
5,295
3,356
4,791
3,842
83,832
5,323
3,495
4,708
3,885
84,713
5,319
3,282
4,699
3,806
85,228
5,529
3,276
4,762
3,845
85,152
5,548
3,044
1,140
7,118
15,013
2,581
1,078
.2
1.2
2.5
.4
.2
1,059
6,631
14,087
2,230
1,005
1,040
6,858
14,479
2,158
1,002
1,065
6,908
14,851
2,199
1,025
1,093
7,079
14,838
2,276
1,043
1,144
7,102
14,899
2,291
1,085
1,158
7,154
15,063
2,388
1,162
1,229
7,297
14,926
3,019
1,171
1,211
7,330
14,931
2,957
1,166
1,241
7,5a
15,823
3,011
1,090
1,145
7,110
15,081
2,808
1,098
1,171
7,183
15,363
2,786
1,058
1,123
7,226
15,809
2,845
1,029
7,995
5,032
3,618
14,158
1,224
1.3
.8
.6
2.4
.2
7,550
4,682
3,380
13,387
1,093
7,719
4,691
3,510
13,556
1,098
8,034
4,780
3,649
13,966
1,197
7,854
5,362
3,640
13,979
1,218
8,133
5,389
3,639
14,348
1,217
8,267
5,628
3,682
14,614
1,285
8,178
5,076
3,700
14,638
1,287
8,011
5,137
3,462
14,549
1,327
8,014
5,162
3,736
14,440
1,312
8,105
4,942
3,751
14,258
1,233
8,052
4,722
3,717
14,270
1,215
8,021
4,819
3,544
13,890
1,202
See footnotes on opposite page.
March
August September
October November December
4,9a
G-44 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 54 — retail food (includes liquor stores)
(In thousands of dollars)
Totsil 1939
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$658,190
100.0
$150,986
$162,975
$170,562
$173,667
3,108
1,720
3,071
50,283
4,055
.5
.3
.5
7.6
.6
723
405
720
11,614
908
752
434
747
12,360
975
779
428
780
12,941
1,098
854
453
824
13,368
1,074
District of Columbia
11,173
2,207
10,392
6,736
5,645
1.7
.3
1.6
1.0
.9
2,564
513
2,433
1,690
1,284
2,760
561
2,576
1,575
1,388
2,868
552
2,697
1,615
1,459
2,981
581
2,686
1,856
1,514
Illinois
687
2,247
53,399
9,550
5,246
.1
.3
8.1
1.4
.8
166
500
12,028
2,103
1,195
169
551
13,216
2,352
1,281
171
624
13,887
2,503
1,374
181
572
14,268
2,592
1,396
3,726
6,017
4,239
3,159
7,947
.6
.9
.6
<5
1.2
848
1,358
1,020
710
1,882
906
1,507
1,048
757
1,965
961
1,559
1,069
2,010
1,011
1,593
1,102
827
2,090
39,647
22,285
16,226
1,252
17,732
6.0
3.4
2.5
9,088
4,963
3,726
285
4,107
9,946
5,598
3,967
298
4,369
10,225
5,961
4,225
323
4,523
10,388
5,763
4,308
346
4,733
2,872
3,283
1,075
2,240
29,831
.4
.5
.3
4.5
638
743
246
356
7,018
701
803
260
595
7,436
754
849
287
672
7,824
779
888
282
617
7,553
1,252
105,328
4,461
880
42,545
.2
16.0
.7
.1
6.5
255
22,647
993
183
10,495
271
26,243
1,079
217
10,282
359
28,725
1,122
241
10,886
367
27,713
1,267
239
10,882
4,081
5,168
95,696
5,513
2,433
.6
.8
14.5
.8
.4
940
1,126
23,245
1,284
545
997
1,277
24,165
1,345
601
1,037
1,391
23,266
1,439
637
1,107
1,374
25,020
1,445
650
969
5,606
12,874
2,446
1,095
.1
.9
2.0
.4
.2
211
1,264
2,875
507
246
233
1,383
3,116
535
270
264
1,401
3,267
694
304
261
1,558
3,616
710
275
7,754
6,046
3,615
17,985
1,242
1.2
1.0
.5
2.7
.2
1,765
1,317
805
4,139
271
1,918
1,513
878
4,456
302
1,998
1,587
972
4,719
332
2,073
1,629
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
New York 1/
Amount
.2
2.7
.2
865
960
4,671
337
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
C-45 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major Industry group 55 —
retail automotive
Average monthly employment
March
April
May
June
317,503
325.809
333,060
338.129
3*40,670
4,912
1,304
3,884
27,374
3.606
5.039
1.315
3.879
27.564
3.731
5.178
1.297
3.905
27.925
3,808
5.164
1.273
3.923
28,083
3.818
5.322
1.276
4,022
28,251
3.911
4,930
894
3.097
5.442
5,088
4,877
•910
3.134
5.477
5.196
4,989
950
3.157
5.479
5.359
5,138
963
3.153
5.529
5.247
5,186
982
3,383
5.362
5.27S
.4
.7
5.4
2.5
1.4
1,380
2,110
17,056
7,640
4,641
1.377
2,120
16,979
7.656
4,661
1.389
2,230
17,572
8,096
4,738
1.364
2.253
18,408
8.347
4,894
4,550
4,876
5,512
2, OSS
5.31S
1.4
1.5
1.7
.6
1.6
4,421
4,760
5,246
1.933
4,991
4,382
4,737
5.323
1.930
4.987
4,461
4,802
5.317
1,984
5.163
11,612
13.028
S.04S
3,078
7.963
3.5
3.9
2.4
.9
2.4
10,841
12,622
7,494
2,928
7,758
10,749
12,649
7,447
2.972
7.718
2,310
3.019
654
1,767
10,632
.7
.9
.2
3.2
2,160
2,910
602
1,693
10,112
1,690
26,822
6,983
1,188
20,812
8.1
2.1
.4
6.2
1.546
24,702
6.633
1,083
19.114
5,883
4,198
28,699
1,895
3.441
1.8
1.3
8.6
.6
1.0
1,099
5,108
17.698
1.960
1.135
6,433
4.519
3,169
6,986
1.315
January February
State 2/
Number
Percentage
distribution
Total, 51 States 1/
332,883
100.0
317,180
5,235
1,296
4,053
27,96s
3,836
1.6
.4
1.2
S.4
1.2
4,861
1,310
3,944
27,713
3.629
5.131
974
3,264
5.641
5.3*>
1.5
.3
1.0
1.7
1.6
1.370
2.318
17.940
8,206
4,823
Alabama
Delaware..
District of Columbia....
Tlorida
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois.
Main
Michigan
Nebraska
Nevada
Hew Hampshire*
Ohio
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
8outh Dakota
Utah
Vest Virginia
See footnotes on opposite page.
July
August
September
October November December
337.351 334.993
334.240
336,992
337,976
340,720
5.473
1,284
4,135
28,317
3.963
5.454
1,266
4,173
28,304
3,918
5.475
1,288
4,151
28,255
3,957
5,318
1,311
4,137
27,959
3,938
5,305
1,290
4,212
27,832
3,893
5.326
1,337
4,274
28,038
3,857
5.194
991
3,484
5,312
5,409
5.154
995
3.247
5.432
5.457
5.070
995
3.367
5.403
5,430
5,089
1,003
3.269
5.460
5.460
5,262
1,000
3,277
6.103
5.322
5,347
998
3,260
6,213
5,372
5.332
1,011
3.338
6,477
5,466
1.379
2.306
18,480
8,375
4,899
1,354
2,316
18,443
8,415
4,888
1.356
2,437
18,096
8,222
4,846
2,410
17,939
8,181
4,848
2,4I4
17.808
8,119
4,802
1.382
2,396
18,028
8,287
4,826
1.372
2,420
18,185
8,721
4,898
1.374
2,405
18,289
8,412
4,931
4.543
4,923
5.365
2,083
5.272
4,579
4,900
5,351
2,171
5.333
4,6l4
4,919
5.616
2,205
5.419
4,700
4,884
5,688
2,180
5,349
4,668
4,844
5,699
2,171
5,386
4,530
4,888
5.640
2.141
5,384
4,573
4,915
5,719
2,063
5,412
4,557
4,946
5,517
2,091
5,523
4,577
4,994
5.669
2.107
5,601
10,931
12,994
7.826
3.158
7.842
12,132
13,144
8,238
3,018
8,053
12,309
13,301
8,362
2,972
8,036
12,248
13.079
8,392
2,976
8,037
11,882
12,861
8,327
3.117
8,144
11,687
12,937
8,149
3,115
7,996
11,588
12.890
8,071
3,145
7,913
11,708
13,124
8,120
3,176
7.951
11.672
13.304
8,079
3.163
8,035
H.595
13.438
8.071
3.199
8,071
2,164
2,896
594
1.670
10,064
2,262
2,966
603
1,730
10,612
2,524
3,029
645
1.735
10,665
2,546
3.038
665
1.774
10,778
2,611
3,101
685
1,844
10,863
2,396
3,138
692
1,814
10,549
2,326
3,079
722
1,787
10,559
2.307
3,040
683
1,81?
10,694
2.130
2,967
658
1,781
10,873
2.154
3.022
645
1,781
10,869
2,138
3.039
653
1.770
10,946
1.528
24,613
6,669
1.526
26,002
6,862
1,200
20,771
1.549
28,604
6,875
1,227
21,027
l.fe?
28,424
7,029
1,253
21,187
1.787
27,879
6,971
1,244
21,203
1.785
27,400
7,089
1,203
21,042
1.837
271266
7.134
1,216
20,933
1,862
27,186
7,532
1,201
21,512
1.855
27.310
6,915
1,204
19.243
1.517
25.264
6,861
1.138
20,028
a,709
1,870
27,210
7,224
1,204
21,978
5.836
3.821
28.3H
1,829
3.234
5,745
3,873
28,919
1.835
3.261
5,820
3.905
29.195
1.926
3.360
5,888
3.919
29.556
1,971
3.365
5.928
4,114
29.943
1.915
3,^4
5,972
4,111
30,193
1.867
3,402
6,040
4,379
27,674
1.896
3.478
5.973
4.053
27.455
1,855
3,534
5.920
4,231
27,569
1,842
3,527
5.774
4.739
28,302
1.902
3.563
4,544
28,558
1,922
3.567
5,888
4,688
28,718
1,979
3,594
.3
1.5
5.3
.6
»3
1,016
4.783
17.163
1,817
1.074
999
4,866
17.251
1,810
1,066
1,094
5.067
17,800
1,879
1,061
1,064
5.124
17.667
1,916
1.138
1,067
5.126
17.683
1.915
1.197
1,107
5.161
18,043
l,94l.
1,228
1.153
5.175
17,992
2,102
1,163
1,121
5.133
17.915
2,082
1,140
1,118
5.190
17.795
2,024
1,121
1.139
5.136
17,489
2,015
1,133
1,157
5,239
17,471
2,012
1,142
1,151
5.289
18,108
2,009
1,158
1.9
1.4
.9
2.1
.4
6,027
4.273
3,005
6,497
1,210
6,026
4,173
2,9to
6,673
1,186
6,179
4,355
3,081
6,905
1,236
6.320
4,501
3.083
7.135
1.274
6,479
6,551
4,517
3,258
7.253
1.353
6,611
4,695
3.235
7.107
1.432
6,578
4,704
3,193
7,075
1.434
6.677
4.603
3,202
6,989
1,320
6,633
4,666
3,265
7.007
1,312
6,540
4,635
3,414
7,042
1,286
.5
.5
1.078
4,488
3,058
7,206
1,322
6,580
4,624
3, 298
6,944
1,415
5,812
C-45 b
Wage* earn*! in corered employment, by States, l/ and by quarters, 1939
Major Industry group 55 — retail automotive
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Amount
Percentage
distribution
$^5,067
100.0
6.179
1,816
^•379
H6.019
5.300
U}
8,04i
l,*l6
*,988
7.667
6.387
1.7
•3
1.1
1.921
3.030
27.033
10.92U
6,18*
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$105,9*8
$117.9*1
$11*,506
$126,672
1.395
*25
1.015
10,804
1,190
1,516
*55
1,0*9
11,512
1.336
1.5*3
*51
1,116
ll»*39
1.333
1,685
1,199
12,26*
l,*Hl
l.U
1.751
31*
1,1*3
1,806
1,1+66
2.027
353
1.291
1.795
1.559
1.936
351
1.227
1,723
1.571
2.327
398
1.327
2.3*3
1.791
.H
.7
5.8
2.H
1.3
*69
658
5.889
2.37*
1,412
*81
762
6.996
2,7^5
1,585
kso
79i
6,58*
2.6*5
1.535
U91
819
7.56*
3.160
1.652
5.357
5.622
7.002
2.909
7.192
1.2
1.2
1.5
.6
1.5
1.236
1.30*
1,628
623
1,616
1.371
1,388
1.669
7*6
1.783
1.371
1.399
1.735
7*9
1.705
1.379
1.531
1.970
791
2,088
17,086
19.*5*
10,620
3.651
10,512
*.2
2.3
.8
2.3
3.750
*.39*
2.3M4
839
2.395
*»*95
*»993
2.815
881
2,678
*.196
*.6l9
2.652
912
2.559
4,6*5
5,**8
2,809
1,019
2,880
3.275
3.562
1.077
2.322
16,796
.7
.8
.2
.5
3.6
739
809
2*2
507
3.82*
862
921
268
589
*.23*
832
910
285
59*
4,013
8*2
922
282
632
*.725
2.325
39.227
8,896
1.613
29.389
.5
8.H
1.9
.3
6.3
509
9.018
2,016
337
6,H6*
551
10,933
2.151
*15
7,363
606
9,80U
2,18fc
*18
7,253
659
9.*72
2.5*5
U*3
8.309
7.*70
7.265
38,357
2.63*
*,l67
1.6
1.6
8.2
.6
.9
1.771
1,601
9.269
598
923
1,863
1,818
9,636
655
1,018
1.859
1.8S2
9,0*8
666
1.073
1.977
1.99*
10,
715
1.153
South Dakota
1.323
6,290
22,52U
2.577
1.527
.3
l.*
*.8
.6
.3
304
i.**9
5.373
575
328
325
1.511
5.558
6*5
398
335
1,526
5.557
671
389
359
1,80*
6,036
686
*12
Virginia
8,33*
7.196
*,357
10,062
1,813
1.8
1.5
.9
2.2
1,821
1.595
96*
2,269
U03
2,06*
1,803
1.0*7
2.577
*55
2.076
1,808
1,083
2,510
*92
2,373
1.990
1.263
2.706
*63
District ef Columbia
Illinois
Hew York jJ
Bhods Island
.9
9.9
1.1
1/ States in vhich the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) aad changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represent® taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-46a
Employment of covered workers, by states, 1/ and by conths, 1939
Lajor industry group 56 —
State 2 /
Total, 51 States 1/
Delaware
••••••••••
District of Columbia...•
Florida.••••••••••.•••..
South Carolina..••••••••
Vfest Virginia
Average monthly employment
January February
Percentage
Number
distribution
Ilarch
April
Hay
June
July
August
September
October November December
333,264
100.0
298,761
299,829
352,614
348,618
340,627
335,558
297,442
297,772
351,878
354,549
356,959
364,607
2,181
-631
1,523
23,654
2,175
.7
.2
.5
7.1
.6
1,849
654
1,330
22,318
1,921
1,999
652
1,369
23,101
1,899
2,460
701
1,554
24,955
2,149
2,441
666
1,567
24,349
2,214
2,069
640
1,523
23,559
2,222
2,014
605
1,518
23,295
2,175
1,895
542
1,387
22,213
2,090
1,915
522
1,403
22,656
2,101
2,334
602
1,600
23,751
2,303
2,381
635
1,681
23,570
2,325
2,405
649
1,647
23,917
2,176
2,410
710
1,703
26,170
2,523
6,932
1,155
5,205
2,585
5,030
2.1
.3
1.6
.8
1.5
6,266
1,051
4,692
2,728
4,136
6,206
1,020
4,799
2,985
4,291
7,117
1.230
5,499
3.231
5,177
7,404
1,200
5,915
2,873
5,324
7,248
1,183
5,214
2,395
4,908
7,174
1,179
5,366
2,135
4,927
6,352
1,038
4,832
2,044
4,582
6,287
961
4,232
2,060
4,689
7,200
1,229
5,249
2,260
5,450
7,261
1,227
5,294
2,402
5,511
7,341
1,257
5,464
2,730
5,468
7,324
1,291
5,899
3,179
5,899
1,111
614
24,216
6,523
5,712
.3
.2
7.3
2.0
1.7
1,077
552
21,113
5,336
4,771
1,080
536
20,888
5,536
4,670
1,085
616
26,451
7,431
5,946
1,101
620
26,327
6,856
6,076
1,102
599
25,010
6,882
6,050
1,091
609
25,241
6,602
5,824
1,120
574
21,399
5,765
5,191
1,134
612
21,988
6,134
5,308
1,180
679
25,946
6,835
5,950
1,111
652
25,525
6,938
6,098
1,119
615
25,250
6,908
6,158
1,132
706
25,451
7,056
6,508
2,010
3,697
4,672
1,488
3,887
.6
1.1
1.4
.4
1.2
1,807
3,246
4,202
1,249
3,501
1,816
3,296
4,664
1,226
3,566
2,184
4,032
5,128
1,414
4,272
2,161
3,853
4,947
1,556
4,011
2,070
3,886
4,796
1,500
3,968
1,923
3,763
4,537
1,517
3,928
1,833
3,296
4,238
1,449
3,570
1,899
3,325
4,004
1,410
3,447
2,153
3,812
4,577
1,626
4,182
2,099
3,830
4,880
1,592
4,082
2,026
4,021
5,034
1,625
4,079
2,143
4,005
5,057
1,692
4,033
17,287
12,330
7,989
1,091
10,282
5.2
3.7
2.4
.3
3.1
15,527
10,700
6,860
902
8,989
15,135
10,553
6,953
954
9,296
16,763
13,301
8,726
1,187
U,315
18,966
13,401
8,432
1,155
10,523
18,089
12,838
8,139
1,142
10,381
17,888
12,490
7,955
1,055
9,883
15,328
10,724
7,175
1,067
9,112
14,882
11,080
7,705
1,029
9,613
18,106
13,194
8,512
1,255
10,855
18,790
13,186
8,549
1,078
11,077
19,166
13,021
8,211
1,122
11,120
18,809
13,471
8,648
1,144
11,222
976
2,066
253
1,015
7,687
.3
.6
.1
.3
2.3
875
1,851
220
854
6,106
882
1,877
231
872
6,147
998
2,338
252
1,064
7,920
1,079
2,117
256
1,134
8,182
1,006
2,150
256
1,134
7,644
1,024
1,990
252
1,073
7,995
930
1,897
240
927
6,377
931
2,014
240
928
6,070
968
2,218
260
1,032
8,313
969
2,145
271
1,010
9,351
964
2,093
270
1,023
8,904
1,085
2,108
293
1,126
9,238
363
66,013
3,403
442
23,790
.1
19.8
1.0
.1
7.1
280
62,763
2,644
373
20,585
279
60,077
2,881
370
20,533
292
70,610
3,609
425
25,889
306
67,666
3,622
495
24,540
300
68,589
3,223
465
24,788
296
68,221
3,111
420
24,190
429
56,164
2,941
393
21,618
410
54,707
3,084
420
21,751
437
71,226
3,690
497
24,357
432
70,444
3,772
503
25,264
423
71,123
3,923
465
25,897
467
70,571
4,342
479
26,069
2,622
1,756
31,647
2,965
1,322
•8
.5
9.5
.9
.4
2,373
1,571
29,625
2,785
1,078
2,444
1,494
30,262
2,663
1,253
2,888
1,798
30,552
3,374
1,438
2,774
1,848
30,928
3,649
1,393
2,638
1,707
31,334
3,081
1,293
2,578
1,712
31,594
2,973
1,202
2,309
1,606
28,959
2,547
1,158
2,342
1,661
28,209
2,320
1,196
2,777
1,962
33,567
2,973
1,466
2,786
1,927
34,584
2,954
1,480
2,657
1,845
35,081
3,008
1,439
2,903
1,938
35,071
3,257
1,468
415
4,134
10,900
1,170
308
.1
1.2
3.3
.3
.1
357
3,386
9,495
932
236
349
3,619
10,087
951
254
472
4,491
11,595
1,196
270
449
4,434
11,466
1,114
315
402
4,273
10,919
1,081
335
390
4,052
10,396
1,052
338
375
3,871
9,676
1,196
299
391
3,992
9,998
1,243
302
440
4,532
11,407
1,367
340
465
4,372
11,478
1,261
325
447
4,292
12,251
1,235
338
444
4,298
12,036
1,413
340
3,567
3,239
2,269
6,560
402
1.1
1.0
.7
2.0
.1
3,005
2,749
1,884
5,577
380
3,208
2,700
1,914
5,626
366
3,968
3,340
2,418
7,111
382
3,667
3,415
2,370
7,068
393
3,662
3,346
2,420
6,774
394
3,641
3,244
2,149
6,575
396
3,266
3,099
2,163
5,782
404
3,232
3,209
2,077
6,247
402
3,781
3,555
2,335
7,124
414
3,631
3,406
2,364
7,172
409
3,813
3,295
2,394
6,826
424
3,927
3,506
2,739
6,839
465
See footnotes on opposite page.
retail apparel and accessories
C-46 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 56 — retail apparel and accessories
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/..
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
^366,404
$83,050
$92,632
$86,777
$103,945
1,837
591
1,155
30,993
2,419
410
144
255
7,196
576
443
153
282
7,759
584
449
130
275
7,441
609
535
164
343
8,597
650
1,840
330
1,365
750
987
2,091
311
1,553
654
1,101
2,078
299
1,421
555
1,086
2,374
352
1,718
711
1,386
229
131
6,008
1,321
1,001
228
144
6,978
1,513
1,135
237
144
6,410
1,521
1,081
275
177
8,200
1,785
1,543
377
769
1,063
326
896
431
812
1,150
376
1,020
409
817
1,023
379
489
984
1,229
449
1,163
4,507
2,968
1,793
200
2,492
5,225
3,446
2,036
227
2,805
5,004
3,180
1,943
215
2,680
6,046
3,850
2,291
314
3,306
278
553
69
233
2,133
249
527
71
222
1,980
293
602
88
257
2,822
Percentage
distribution
.5
.2
.3
8.5
.7
Connecticut.
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida
Georgia
8,383
1,292
6,057
2,670
4,560
2.3
.3
Hawaii
Idaho................
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
969
596
27,596
6,140
4,760
.3
1.6
.7
1.2
.2
7.5
1.7
1.3
1,706
3,382
4,465
1,530
4,067
1.2
Mas sachus ett
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri.
20,782
13,444
8,063
956
11,283
2.2
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
1,051
2,172
298
904
8,661
2.4
231
490
70
192
1,726
New Mexico
New York
.North Carolina..
North Dakota
Ohio
326
82,879
2,748
384
23,643
.1
22.6
.7
.1
6.4
64
19,609
594
85
5,084
70
21,963
652
96
5,892
94
19,317
636
95
5,657
21,990
866
108
7,010
Oklahoma
Oregon...............
Pennsylvania.........
Rhode Island
South Carolina
2,608
30,792
2,712
1,086
.7
.6
8.4
.7
.3
614
483
7,321
569
253
641
556
7,611
682
266
611
558
7,133
637
254
742
614
8,727
804
313
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
387
3,752
11,591
1,137
246
.1
83
816
2,711
245
54
99
944
2,874
259
61
91
923
2,769
289
63
114
1,069
3,237
344
68
Virginia
Washington
Y.jst Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
3,624
4,028
2,193
6,906
369
835
893
488
1,501
85
885
1,012
517
1,742
87
874
1,018
521
1,723
91
1,030
1,105
667
1,940
106
Kansas
Kentucky.
Louisiana.
Maine
Maryland
2,211
.5
.9
.4
1.1
5.7
3.7.3
3.1
.3
.6
.1
.2
1.0
3.2
.3
.1
1.0
1.1
.6
1.9
.1
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shoim.
^ ,
2/
,
T a b l e x-1 for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-fim inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Represent stwcable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
C-47q
$
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 57
retail trade, not elsewhere classified
Average monthly employment
July
August
September
537,851 540,852
542,375
545,473
561,906
559,373
560,254
576,178
4,669
2,216
5,157
41,393
4,U1
4,761
2,180
5,181
41,241
4,299
4,806
2,129
5,224
42,240
4,307
4,898
2,137
5,217
42,453
4,352
5,026
2,264
5,365
42,844
4,431
4,949
2,295
5,311
42,181
4,438
4,953
2,268
5,248
42,634
4,415
5,118
2,417
5,417
44,209
4,540
9,860
2,201
10,503
7,711
7,331
9,964
2,212
10,455
7,4*3
7,288
9,772
2,204
10,328
7,367
7,645
9,747
2,192
10,395
7,397
7,575
9,838
2,211
10,660
7,420
7,640
10,149
2,303
10,598
7,687
8,309
10,213
2,360
10,641
8,056
7,840
10,282
2,430
10,513
8,540
7,875
10,424
2,470
10,974
9,351
8,090
1,516
3,121
33,986
11,037
7,073
1,496
3,102
34,000
11,027
6,934
1,528
3,146
34,942
11,186
6,701
1,558
3,183
35,146
11,422
6,562
1,531
3,195
35,613
11,616
6,625
1,365
3,252
35,717
11,436
6,614
1,365
3,464
36,829
11,849
6,852
1,391
3,353
36,684
11,532
7,028
1,412
3,370
36,544
11,548
6,958
1,549
3,492
37,022
11,834
7,079
4,167
6,197
8,270
2,984
10,098
4,189
6,313
8,454
2,788
10,695
4,416
6,529
8,639
2,804
9,784
4,562
6,483
8,743
2,895
9,653
4,546
6,510
9,041
2,995
9,700
4,538
6,438
9,017
3,072
9,764
4,515
6,561
9,104
3,030
9,724
4,662
6,612
9,219
3,082
10,200
4,658
6,507
9,455
2,934
10,243
4,590
6,486
9,246
2,947
10,356
4,742
6,554
9,659
2,988
10,623
28,261
16,302
17,160
1,693
13,779
28,447
16,223
16,942
1,766
13,692
27,897
16,313
16,744
1,877
13,776
27,843
16,695
16,733
1,690
13,944
27,588
16,457
16,748
1,771
13,918
27,805
16,542
17,188
1,791
13,776
27,671
16,414
16,979
1,826
13,946
27,620
16,497
17,245
1,750
13,979
28,966
17,201
17,779
1,807
14,311
29,219
16,987
17,929
1,944
14,369
29,530
16,735
17,699
1,887
14,324
29,888
17,355
17,904
1,918
14,743
.5
.5
.2
.5
2.8
2,484
2,640
854
2,898
15,412
2,539
3,036
811
2,613
15,154
2,574
2,660
838
2,547
14,938
2,642
2,692
896
2,525
15,029
2,672
2,716
933
2,635
15,071
2,704
2,726
977
2,682
15,182
2,723
2,750
886
2,663
15,620
2,682
2,691
904
2,629
15,625
2,753
2,740
913
2,789
16,403
2,717
2,789
877
2,692
16,206
2,701
2,772
882
2,661
15,945
2,829
2,873
941
2,769
16,297
1,601
72,750
7,602
680
36,495
.3
13.3
1.4
.1
6.7
1,329
76,361
7,013
669
35,734
1,266
72,025
6,940
642
35,630
1,239
71,775
7,006
649
36,095
1,306
67,943
6,877
630
35,587
1,331
70,843
6,935
626
35,172
1,339
70,506
7,287
686
35,176
1,788
72,400
7,094
729
36,756
1,873
72,617
8,097
717
37,206
1,853
74,898
8,616
721
38,142
1,928
73,658
8,581
691
36,850
1,955
74,215
8,491
684
37,101
2,001
75,761
8,291
716
38,488
5,504
4,524
59,041
4,362
3,537
1.0
.8
10.8
.8
.6
5,310
4,252
57,393
4,403
3,339
5,312
4,205
58,628
4,339
3,347
5,443
4,141
59,189
4,361
3,439
5,540
4,286
59,918
4,323
3,448
5,640
4,457
60,703
4,238
3,477
5,627
4,462
61,208
4,163
3,388
5,525
4,616
56,103
4,226
3,655
5,428
4,667
56,417
4,212
3,703
5,589
4,490
58,069
4,397
3,717
5,484
4,893
59,670
4,464
3,619
5,461
4,845
59,843
4,508
3,588
5,686
4,977
61,348
4,716
3,723
539
6,897
19,591
3,252
869
.1
1.3
3.6
.6
.2
492
6,719
18,855
2,911
891
503
6,755
18,784
2,860
890
521
6,835
19,272
2,903
848
508
6,795
19,205
2,837
877"
520
6,678
19,306
2,865
870
548
6,699
19,739
2,851
883
549
6,947
19,537
3,482
868
525
6,992
19,523
3,549
864
556
7,260
20,144
3,664
877
552
6,937
19,847
3,642
841
592
6,925
20,051
3,625
856
604
7,216
20,828
3,838
867
8,165
5,930
3,288
10,372
1,450
1.5
1.1
.6
1.9
.3
7,921
5,804
3,145
9,958
1,356
7,900
5,732
3,132
9,869
1,358
7,907
5,879
3,194
9,970
1,403
7,957
5,879
3,239
10,171
1,436
7,899
5,786
3,186
10,501
1,462
8,039
5,872
3,205
10,641
1,487
8,037
5,791
3,184
10,658
1,501
8,163
5,851
3,211
10,589
1,459
8,333
6,058
3,406
10,777
1,526
8,460
6,021
3,399
10,563
1,431
8,520
6,089
3,313
10,361
1,445
8,839
6,397
3,846
10,401
1,535
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Delaware.................
Hawaii
Illinois
New York..
Wisconsin.
%-oraing.
...••••••
March
April
533,201
535,791
533,691
4,442
2,229
4,941
41,089
4,254
4,499
2,180
4,942
40,507
4,209
4,699
2,270
5,047
40,389
4,231
4,898
2,261
5,157
41,333
4,222
1.8
.4
1.9
1.5
1.4
9,972
2,154
10,090
8,376
7,204
9,845
2,165
10,214
8,466
7,201
9,860
2,189
10,119
8,047
7,498
1,457
3,228
35,327
11,355
6,831
.3
.6
6.5
2.1
1.2
1,384
3,032
33,616
10,845
6,819
1,387
3,021
33,823
10,923
6,726
4,477
6,449
8,952
2,972
10,070
.8
1.2
1.6
.5
1.8
4,143
6,197
8,574
3,149
10,006
28,395
16,643
17,254
1,810
14,046
5.2
3.0
3.1
.3
2.6
2,668
2,757
893
2,675
15,573
Percentage
distribution
547,070
100.0
537,891
4,810
2,237
5,184
41,876
4,320
.9
.4
.9
7.7
.8
9,994
2,258
10,457
7,992
7,625
See footnotes on opposite page.
January February
Number
May
June
October November December
C-47 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 57
retail trade, not elsewhere classified
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
New York
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
Amount
$686,165
100.0
$160,481
$166,445
$171,701
$187,538
4,563
2,528
4,311
60,737
5,782
.7
.4
.6
8.9
.8
1,041
598
971
14,237
1,317
1,068
618
1,073
14,748
1,364
1,137
617
1,081
15,314
1,463
1,317
695
1,186
16,438
1,638
15,394
2,589
13,794
9,278
7,855
2.2
.4
2.0
1.4
1.1
3,486
568
3,171
2,266
1,790
3,681
606
3,338
2,228
1,907
3,807
642
3,440
2,190
1,984
4,420
773
3,845
2,594
2,174
1,474
3,733
48,055
13,984
7,917
•2
.5
7.0
2.0
1.2
347
824
11,168
3,116
1,865
357
902
11,582
3,345
1,939
360
948
11,952
3,569
1,964
410
1,059
13,353
3,954
2,149
4,418
6,914
9,133
3,703
11,334
.6
1.0
1.3
.5
1.7
996
1,548
2,006
847
2,635
1,092
1,726
2,165
877
2,670
1,125
1,754
2,295
963
2,757
1,205
1,886
2,667
1,016
3,272
37,795
21,792
19,438
1,936
16,829
5.5
3.2
2.8
.3
2.5
8,76 5
5,106
4,431
437
3,909
9,028
5,312
4,663
437
4,084
9,481
5,441
4,919
483
4,156
10,521
5,933
5,425
579
4,680
3,199
3,174
1,228
3,004
22,755
.5
.5
.2
.4
3.3
725
758
272
678
5,429
768
779
304
733
5,431
816
787
304
793
5,582
890
850
348
800
6,313
1,696
99,389
8,295
833
45,774
.2
14.5
1.2
.1
6.7
340
25,059
1,800
179
10,289
366
24,779
1,876
196
10,853
473
25,038
2,092
209
11,934
517
24,513
2,527
249
12,698
5,764
6,527
65,842
5,553
3,820
.8
1.0
9.6
.8
.6
1,335
1,470
15,783
1,318
858
1,423
1,592
16,407
1,333
909
1,416
1,695
15,745
1,346
960
1,590
1,770
17,907
1,556
1,093
605
7,282
22,357
3,901
1,006
.1
1.1
3.3
.6
.1
130
1,684
5,134
854
225
141
1,772
5,459
154
1,769
5,607
1,034
265
180
2,057
6,157
1,157
2,440
2,181
1,009
3,804
390
2,898
2,426
1,168
4,001
401
9,954
8,710
4,057
14,583
1,510
1.4
1.3
.6
2.1
.2
2,211
2,002
901
3,241
348
856
252
2,405
2,101
979
3,537
371
264
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned
in covered employment not available.
C-48q
aaployment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
luajor industry group 71 —
State 2/
Total, $1 States 1/
Delaware.
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
January
February
Llarch
100.0
514,470
515,235
521,400
2,997
2,801
3,734
54,451
3,922
.5
.5
.7
9.9
.7
2,821
2,815
3,335
51,372
3,515
2,854
2,780
3,416
52,218
3,503
2,925
2,908
3,541
53,052
3,548
6,354
1,365
11,338
7,100
3,639
1.2
.2
2.1
1.3
.7
5,779
1,182
11,149
9,187
3,425
5,768
1,183
10,876
9,753
3,498
2,466
2,522
38,396
8,003
5,068
.4
.5
7.0
1.5
.9
2,404
2,205
36,041
7,441
5,014
2,333
4,561
7,320
1,517
8,678
.4
.8
1.3
.3
1.6
33,977
16,397
19,340
1,463
9,975
550,202
eating and drinking places
April
Lay
June
July
556,719 565,303
574,088
3,064
2,867
3,700
53,846
3,905
3,060
2,866
3,739
55,342
4,081
3,113
2,862
3,899
56,463
4,213
2,942
2,756
3,902
57,076
4,215
5,850
1,206
11,114
8,997
3,735
5,963
1,257
11,582
7,468
3,471
6,353
1,386
11,828
5,785
3,500
6,511
1,532
11,810
5,227
3,691
2,292
2,171
36,029
7,385
4,994
2,442
2,263
36,948
7,629
5,022
2,348
2,388
38,306
7,978
5,071
2,360
2,561
39,344
8,013
5,223
2,160
3,927
7,309
1,339
7,914
2,147
3,971
7,296
1,311
7,908
2,113
3,901
7,352
1,342
8,110
2,418
5,040
7,292
1,507
8,697
6.2
3.0
3.5
.3
1.8
31,386
15,065
18,052
1,470
9,607
31,984
14,640
17,873
1,458
9,450
30,810
14,804
18,164
1,494
9,621
4,340
2,089
2,142
2,396
13,870
.8
.4
.4
.4
2.5
3,873
2,053
1,733
2,038
11,558
3,762
1,994
1,644
2,022
11,563
3,905
1,986
1,815
2,123
11,977
1,983
112,357
2,449
883
40,021
.4
20.4
.4
.2
7.3
1,443
103,733
2,199
810
36,502
1,430
103,805
2,288
805
36,104
1,611
103,936
2,334
857
36,784
3,402
3,952
52,885
4,149
1,102
.7
9.6
.7
.2
3,172
3,284
52,175
3,804
1,064
3,217
3,177
53,297
3,725
1,104
3,285
3,251
53,807
3,709
1,132
987
3,877
15,296
2,083
701
.2
.7
2.8
.4
.1
3,749
14,316
1,548
605
920
3,758
14,312
1,568
594
3,754
.7
1.2
.3
1.0
.3
3,329
6,207
1,457
5,276
1,530
3,349
5,961
1,402
5,067
1,482
6,502
1,536
5,713
1,840
See footnotes on opposite page.
.6
926
August September
October November December
570,236
555,866
545,506
546,608
2,963
2,706
3,889
57,558
4,324
3,065
2,801
3,978
56,353
4,188
3,061
2,683
3,781
54,088
3,933
3,030
2,708
3,773
52,891
3,839
3,066
2,857
3,802
53,150
3,798
6,705
1,558
11,552
5,166
3,681
6,718
1,418
11,307
5,189
3,798
6,769
1,421
11,122
5,432
3,715
1,442
11,549
6,165
3,699
6,556
1,399
11,135
7,621
3,670
6,579
1,396
11,034
9,205
3,790
2,349
2,642
39,431
8,377
5,251
2,475
2,670
39,069
8,186
4,948
2,569
2,762
39,080
8,244
4,935
2,576
2,810
39,850
8,428
5,226
2,556
2,599
39,163
8,231
5,085
2,563
2,600
38,591
8,074
5,069
2,658
2,588
38,895
8,055
4,976
2,504
5,977
7,290
1,517
8,8 43
2,465
4,579
7,211
1,635
9,099
2,297
4,532
7,225
1,713
8,791
2,246
4,463
7,242
1,773
8,990
2,358
4,578
7,543
1,698
9,358
2,482
4,669
7,322
1,535
8,752
2,401
4,567
7,330
1,448
9,031
2,406
4,529
7,433
1,389
8,640
33,486
16,195
18,714
1,375
9,858
34,888
16,406
19,415
1,398
10,002
36,154
16,549
20,180
1,456
10,105
35,252
16,638
20,082
1,485
10,386
36,155
16,587
20,329
1,438
10,100
35,146
17,610
20,682
1,426
10,346
34,796
17,533
19,697
1,519
10,216
34,182
17,386
19,502
1,508
9,955
33,481
17,350
19,392
1,534
10,050
4,133
2,112
1,936
2,239
13,341
4,368
2,136
2,208
2,450
14,536
4,580
2,109
2,315
2,625
15,171
4,736
2,042
2,603
2,721
15,992
4,959
2,038
2,556
2,729
16,233
4,777
2,144
2,589
2,761
15,491
4,355
2,162
2,120
2,497
14,030
4,296
2,145
2,060
2,327
13,194
4,333
2,148
2,119
2,220
13,352
1,675
1,643
122,712 119,763
2,486
2,465
890
847
38,723 40,208
1,779
122,248
2,549
910
41,036
2,372
2,349
120,083 115,387
2,562
2,513
930
953
41,334 41,554
2,524
115,209
2,618
951
42,153
2,385
110,576
2,488
954
42,117
2,280
104,826
2,330
854
41,955
2,309
106,002
2,557
831
a , 778
3,420
3,721
54,470
4,195
1,142
3,500
3,793
55,184
4,388
1,160
3,411
3,988
55,643
4,284
1,123
3,595
4,200
51,002
4,156
1,070
3,539
4,313
51,320
4,255
1,113
3,628
4,249
52,093
4,502
1,118
3,479
4,493
52,052
4,302
1,092
3,324
4,449
51,882
4,305
1,057
3,258
4,501
51,696
4,158
1,050
928
3,797
15,141
1,614
603
961
4,087
15,305
1,707
640
1,020
4,135
15,441
1,823
726
1,022
4,198
15,543
1,881
746
1,064
3,822
15,795
2,704
817
1,028
3,803
15,632
2,701
808
1,078
3,749
15,887
2,677
764
3,831
15,348
2,338
740
967
3,773
15,894
2,245
686
961
3,822
14,938
2,185
680
3,462
6,020
1,484
5,227
1,596
3,916
6,325
1,533
5,535
1,645
3,873
6,444
1,641
5,825
1,792
3,868
6,503
1,631
5,937
2,025
3,939
6,746
1,596
6,130
2,171
3,958
6,796
1,531
5,992
2,162
3,909
6,964
1,532
6,027
2,143
3,911
6,726
1,577
5,986
1,909
3,797
6,688
1,480
5,840
1,816
3,733
6,640
1,569
5,714
1,807
569,715 567,227
6,696
966
C - 48 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 71 — eating and drinking places
(in thousands of dollars)
Total 19:)9
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
California.
District of Columbia
Illinois
Michigan
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$449,645
100.0
$102,271
5113,227
$117,415
§116,732
1,523
2,069
1,542
54,223
2,918
.3
.5
.4
12.1
.7
359
512
353
12,474
656
372
519
377
13,431
731
390
514
402
14,508
778
402
524
410
13,810
753
6,138
797
9,394
4,706
1,944
1.4
.2
2.1
1.1
.4
1,314
173
2,223
1,642
455
1,521
204
2,400
998
479
1,636
211
2,328
851
502
1,667
209
2,443
1,215
508
1,625
1,753
32,943
5,613
3,278
.4
.4
7.3
1.3
.7
378
385
7,489
1,276
773
380
426
8,198
1,401
823
417
480
8,514
1,448
450
462
8,742
1,488
846
1,346
2,890
4,080
1,057
5,641
.3
.6
.9
.2
1.3
311
618
1,008
221
1,228
354
730
1,012
252
1,401
336
752
1,013
322
1,463
345
790
1,047
1,549
29,838
12,984
13,921
730
7,107
6.6
2.9
3.1
.2
1.6
6,503
2,909
3,152
181
1,685
7,422
3,185
3,417
172
1,762
7,897
3,293
3,683
184
1,792
8,016
3,597
3,669
193
1,868
3,846
1,377
2,335
1,809
12,172
.9
.3
.5
.4
2.7
861
324
459
376
2,553
952
349
570
440
3,007
1,060
347
705
537
3,466
973
357
601
456
3,146
1,228
108,750
1,530
595
30,305
.3
24.2
.3
.1
6.7
252
24,243
352
140
6,634
272
28,761
379
347
7,376
363
28,772
391
156
7,845
3a
26,974
408
152
8,450
2,068
3,989
37,009
2,881
599
.5
.9
8.2
494
834
9,101
645
135
518
9,462
721
147
529
1,136
8,919
767
151
527
1,037
9,527
748
166
.6
.1
982
836
262
594
2,387
8,729
1,474
530
.1
.5 .
1.9
.3
.1
139
567
2,033
287
106
146
617
2,174
315
131
156
583
2,246
457
153
153
620
2,276
415
140
2,334
6,068
1,056
4,239
1,428
.5
1.4
513
1,408
249
952
288
591
1,474
268
1,057
346
622
1,599
267
1,141
419
608
1,587
272
1,089
375
.2
.9
.3
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than C.l percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer)j data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
VO
vn
G - 49a
Snployment of covered workers, by States, ]J and by months, 1939
Major Industry group 75 — filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States A/....
Alabama*
Delaware*•••••«••«•••••
District of Columbia...
Missouri
New Mexico.
New Tork
Tennessee......«»•...••
Virginia
March
April
May
June
July
August
147,018 148,980 151,227 153,611
153,315
154,162
153,014
151,558
151,673
566
557
1,044 1,074
2,579 2,614
17,037 17,441
1,002 1,037
570
1,112
2,597
17,715
1,070
576
990
2,647
17,867
1,077
570
988
2,734
17,842
1,108
582
899
2,757
17,483
1,001
574
925
2,777
17,277
989
575
956
2,765
17,242
1,004
1,903
1,075
4,173
1,121
1,348
1,910
1,103
3,921
1,123
1,425
1,935
1,099
3,955
1,101
1,370
1,931
1,134
4,295
1,131
1,353
1,949
1,134
4,156
1,147
1,372
1,977
1,113
4,304
1,195
1,335
2,004
1,097
4,189
1,217
1,426
1,984
1,095
3,960
1,270
1,429
1,013
1,065
7,458
2,225
1,245
996
1,136
7,401
2,203
1,250
1,015
1,135
7,458
2,148
1,270
1,028
1,151
7,676
2,254
1,234
946
1,149
7,611
2,308
1,231
1,055
1,156
7,655
2,343
1,203
1,019
1,092
7,917
2,478
1,229
1,022
1,116
8,001
2,429
1,229
1,018
1,106
8,019
2,339
1,240
1,225
1,421
2,658
516
2,543
1,354
1,415
2,678
519
2,567
1,375
1,418
2,636
409
2,621
1,411
1,403
2,694
395
2,669
1,433
1,470
2,777
412
2,673
1,447
1,485
2,871
394
2,715
1,445
1,491
2,949
390
2,703
1,472
1,514
2,873
398
2,679
1,476
1,492
2,931
410
2,701
1,472
1,496
2,958
411
2,695
5,806
3,997
5,006
551
2,214
5,807
4,076
5,169
566
2,207
6,008
4,195
5,348
592
2,304
6,033
4,135
5,472
604
2,286
5,989
4,135
5,668
594
2,263
5,952
4,051
5,618
587
2,361
5,919
4,104
5,621
589
2,335
5,902
4,237
5,626
602
2,349
5,741
4,267
5,461
631
2,402
5,778
4,343
5,447
641
2,392
5,799
4,447
5,338
647
2,398
1,348
1,273
375
280
2,827
1,317
1,273
370
276
2,856
1,367
1,306
399
280
2,845
1,449
1,398
367
286
2,927
1,509
1,408
463
299
2,880
1,631
1,427
520
298
2,980
1,661
1,410
544
307
2,996
1,697
1,393
544
317
2,919
1,692
1,392
508
332
3,019
1,498
1,418
449
327
3,202
1,497
1,419
431
325
2,915
1,476
1,410
400
296
2,924
.6
11.4
.9
.1
8.3
673
16,798
1,158
157
11,880.
673
16,488
1,156
151
11,837
667
16,995
1,183
162
12,048
677
15,726
1,224
190
12,409
734
694
16,816 16,948
1,188 1,226
136
193
12,419 12,893
1,201
19,145
1,234
195
12,691
1,209
18,358
1,244
185
12,742
1,225
18,401
1,339
1B7
12,757
1,156
17,487
1,322
173
12,657
1,172
16,300
1,317
175
12,755
1,184
16,267
1,537
173
12,831
1,546
1,342
20,717
859
504
1.0
.9
13.8
.6
.3
1,544
1,202
20,368
866
502
1,524
1,213
20,806
837
506
1,545
1,164
21,005
863
504
1,531
1,2a
21,265
864
510
1,559 1,571
1,229 1,293
21,543 21,722
846
883
502
502
1,595
1,399
19,910
842
501
1,573
1,420
19,971
848
496
1,572
1,422
20,076
836
512
1,504
1,522
20,616
888
502
1,516
1,489
20,675
856
505
1,520
1,491
20,642
878
506
310
1,635
4,691
1,164
349
.2
1.1
3.1
.8
.2
304
1,604
4,680
749
311
308
1,641
4,569
724
307
310
1,675
4,881
738
316
320
1,641
4,554
822
320
314
1,639
4,621
805
339
318
1,649
4,779
841
355
323
1,616
4,769
1,638
360
316
1,601
4,675
1,648
366
305
1,600
4,789
1,579
373
306
1,665
4,569
1,491
383
299
1,638
4,657
1,481
383
296
1,654
4,751
1,448
379
1,059
1,524
941
1,483
865
.7
1.0
.6
1.0
.6
1,019
1,471
933
1,414
775
1,019
1,426
898
1,395
761
1,024
1,472
917
1,457
817
1,024
1,503
921
1,464
816
1,037
1,530
925
1,491
863
1,053
1,567
962
1,496
954
1,088
1,595
929
1,515
929
1,091
1,567
900
1,532
960
1,091
1,549
1,021
1,504
958
1,073
1,549
1,063
1,504
855
1,092
1,511
880
1,516
856
1,096
1,546
943
1,514
833
Percentage
distribution
149,890
100.0
144,267
560
1,004
2,635
17,221
1,002
•4
.7
1.8
11.5
.7
535
1,010
2,524
16,612
926
529
995
2,540
16,454
906
539
1,038
2,521
16,708
924
544
1,022
2,563
16,979
980
1,939
1,076
4,026
1,206
1,365
1.3
.7
2.7
.8
.9
1,928
1,010
3,658
1,299
1,289
1,929
1,010
3,785
1,331
1,290
1,919
997
3,984
1,307
1,369
1,902
1,041
3,938
1,232
1,368
1,010
1,091
7,593
2,270
1,247
.7
.7
5.1
1.5
.8
1,017
984
7,351
2,153
1,287
967
979
7,271
2,173
1,269
1,024
1,025
7,298
2,184
1,278
1,379
1,458
2,770
443
2,632
.9
1.0
1.9
.3
1.8
1,209
1,452
2,665
535
2,532
1,225
1,438
2,545
520
2,492
5,882
4,176
5,403
595
2,309
3.9
2.8
3.6
.4
1.5
5,847
4,129
5,056
535
2,201
1,512
1,377
448
302
2,941
1.0
.9
.3
.2
2.0
939
17,144
1,261
177
12,493
See footnotes on opposite page*
January February
Number
143,564 146,279
September October
November Decenber
C - 49b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 75 — filling stations, garage, and automobile repair services
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
California
Illinois
New York
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - Decent) er
$171,379
100.0
$39,883
$42,295
$44,185
$45,016
517
1,160
1,743
23,420
1,044
•3
.7
1.0
13.7
.6
117
280
407
5,463
238
129
296
422
5,766
254
134
306
452
6,102
280
137
278
462
6,089
272
2,827
1,244
4,690
1,303
1,214
1.6
•7
2.7
.8
.7
671
279
1,098
333
281
688
298
1,155
309
303
702
314
1,182
298
303
766
353
1,255
363
327
764
956
9,632
2,579
1,455
.4
06
5.6
1.5
.8
189
202
2,162
562
321
189
242
2,382
598
396
190
263
2,412
650
372
196
249
2,676
769
366
1,439
1,414
2,491
529
2,693
.8
.8
1.5
.3
1.6
306
326
571
171
614
377
335
600
132
648
393
359
639
114
724
363
394
681
112
707
7,294
5,058
5,186
530
2,385
4.3
2.9
3.0
.3
1.4
1,713
1,181
1,161
126
552
1,828
1,240
1,306
120
577
1,848
1,242
1,384
131
606
1,905
1,395
1,335
153
650
1,484
1,381
499
306
3,506
.9
.8
.3
.2
2.0
313
309
99
67
815
377
349
128
76
865
423
355
150
83
891
371
368
122
80
935
988
22,053
1,311
184
16,109
.6
12.9
.8
.1
9.4
185
5,266
290
37
3,724
201
5,386
310
52
4,040
305
5,989
331
49
4,137
297
5,412
380
46
4,288
1,536
1,962
19,230
811
445
.9
1.1
11.2
.5
.3
370
425
4,732
192
106
385
476
4,919
201
109
392
546
4,675
209
114
389
515
4,904
209
116
352
1,711
4,770
1,124
439
.2
1.0
2.8
.7
.3
84
416
1,139
184
90
90
422
1,166
203
101
90
414
1,196
375
117
88
459
1,269
362
131
1,128
2,248
1,390
1,897
833
.7
1.3
.8
1.1
.5
260
519
331
a7
183
272
555
339
469
205
290
582
352
476
233
306
592
368
535
212
I/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C - 50a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 52 —
other wholesale and retail trade
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/
Arizona
Arkansas
Delaware
District of Columbia....
Florida
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Few Hampshire
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Virginia
Vest Virginia
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January
February
March
April
May
*86,011
100.0
*6*,979
*65.8*S
*72,706
*77.71*
*8*,6*2
5,009
3.152
3.815
31.531
*,*oo
1.0
.7
.8
6.5
.9
*,780
3.103
3.29*
31.209
*.095
*.751
3.0*9
3.291
30,896
*,o*6
*,935
3.122
3,*52
31,61*
*,2l6
*.79l
3.226
3.727
32,173
*,2*8
8,635
i.*9i
2.678
8,*2*
10,76*
1.8
-3
.6
1.7
2.2
8.332
1,301
2,55*
8.511
10,157
8,198
1.353
2,523
8,328
10,087
8.309
1,380
2.030
8,189
10,5*2
5.187
1,*12
32,522
15.317
10,U15
1.1
.3
6.7
3.2
2.1
5.1S*
1.296
31,381
1*,10*
9.898
5.237
1.231
31,*20
1*,153
9.709
*.659
7.620
6,706
3,008
6.770
1.0
1.6
1.*
.6
1.*
*,322
7.051
6,378
2.953
6.637
18,9*0
27.310
16.172
2,681
16,33*
3.9
5.6
3.3
.6
3.*
2,502
*»539
616
2.383
11,3*5
July
August
*92,537
*92,179
*.778
3.160
3.789
32.052
*.307
*,8S0
3.232
3.919
31,659
*,530
8,***
1,*52
2,678
8,205
10,588
8,6*6
1,*88
2,*23
8,21*
10,681
5.021
1,260
31.790
1*,656
10,063
5.169
1.320
32,506
1*,760
10,3*7
*.276
6.950
6.318
2,813
6,658
*.*37
7.*l6
6,659
2,816
6,719
18,53*
25.538
15.800
2,1*05
18,707
25.*5i
15,*18
2,606
15.272
.5
.9
.1
.5
2.3
2,29*
*»353
565
2,*27
10,863
1,783
52,351
6,0*8
2.732
35.631
10.8
1.2
.6
7.3
5.22S
2.712
3*.732
3.805
3.152
1.1
.6
7.1
.8
.7
2,102
7.33*
19.131
2.156
l,*62
1.5
3.9
7.992
8.823
*,8S2
6,772
689
See footnotes on opposite page.
September
October
November
December
*93.005
501,*27
501,868
*95,lU0
*90,0*2
5.065
3.157
3.920
31,6*2
*,552
5.158
3.167
*.032
31.678
*.562
5.2*6
3.190
*,188
31.570
*.583
5,320
3.137
*,o*6
3l.*77
*.578
5.263
3.089
*.055
31.279
*.56i
5,ll40
3.187
*,070
31.121
*,518
8.798
1.505
2,720
8.5*7
10,985
8,632
1,626
2,78*
8,51+0
10,838
8,717
1.686
2.771
8,520
10,990
8. 957
1,6**
2.798
8.632
11.368
8,958
1.557
3.035
8,229
11,028
8.917
i,*6o
2.725
8,*63
10,937
8.712
1,U*0
2,*90
8.715
10.969
5.127
l,*06
32.369
15,091
10,*63
5,o*S
i,*33
32,6s*
15,615
10,551
5,105
1.*19
33.52*
15.809
10.393
5,133
1.506
32,717
15.96*
10,56*
5.311
1.595
33.736
16,25*
10.998
5.199
1.525
33.2*6
15.997
10.955
5.1*8
l.*93
32.652
15.809
10,690
5.558
i.*5*
32.237
15.589
10.325
*,6o*
7.631
6,502
2,822
6,300
5,00*
7,851
6,830
2,998
6,665
*,917
8,061
6,92*
3.1*5
6,752
*.969
7,867
7.135
3.230
6,700
*,767
7,882
6.990
3,080
6.877
*,6*7
7.896
6,*6o
3.O89
6,8*2
*.7*o
7.82*
6.993
3.135
6.983
*,6to
7.691
6.753
3.053
7.0*7
*.587
7,31*
6.533
2.965
7.062
18,299
26,369
15,5*2
2.7*1
15.8*5
18,500
27,007
15.516
2,62*
16,120
18,611
26,827
15,823
2,693
16.239
18,830
28,05*
16,151
2.695
l6,*85
19.02*
27.*51
16,367
2.750
16,696
19.003
27,959
l6.*l<0
2,808
16.5*5
19.223
29,110
16,999
2.707
16,89*
19.14*6
28,679
17.0**
2.738
17.031
19.870
27.869
16.633
2.717
16.7*2
19.235
27,*02
16.330
2,683
16.731
2.2*5
*.390
560
2.273
10,789
2.336
*.*72
571
2,208
10,995
2,*1*
*,**3
53*
2,221
11.159
2.*67
*.*55
597
2,302
11,308
2,526
*,**9
559
2,*07
11,520
2.585
*.523
610
2.*19
11,623
2,622
*,605
631
2.390
11.513
2,6*6
*,7**
659
2,**7
ll.*35
2,603
*.768
697
2.*38
11,686
2.633
*.673
702
2.5*7
11,687
2.6*7
*,596
703
2,519
11.562
1.5**
50.9*8
5.559
2,666
33.5*6
1.577
52,*98
5.571
2,601
33,*28
1.559
50,U09
6,106
2.630
3*.*78
1.679
51.3*9
5.908
2.532
35.095
1.729
53.673
5.8*8
2.687
35.782
1,726
5*.306
6.019
2.717
36.355
1,930
52,292
6,025
2,682
36.119
1,932
51,965
6,06*
2.795
36.170
1.939
52.733
6,307
2,828
36,92*
1.983
53.891
6.292
2.823
36,888
1.935
52.625
6.251
2.919
36.201
1,860
51.520
6,628
2.905
36.580
5.1*2
2,20*
3*.563
3.869
2,900
5,019
2.155
35.801
3.6*6
2.952
5.359
2.093
3*.735
3.619
3.086
5.*6l
2.31*
3*.219
3.597
2,905
5,502
2**36
3*.li6
3.677
2,908
5,*86
2,665
3*.219
3.720
3,088
5.23*
2.985
3*.391
3.873
3.213
5.185
2.85*
3*,*90
3.912
3.268
5.227
3,060
3*.927
*,0*2
3.392
5.08*
3.183
35.518
*,o*5
3.*27
5.039
3.152
35.07*
3.838
3»*l6
*,992
3.**2
3*.736
3.829
3.268
2,057
6.799
18.139
.3
2.075
6,811
17.989
1.852
1,1105
l.*38
2,028
7.167
19.118
1.902
1.375
1.978
7.367
19.121
2,027
1.39*
1.962
7.389
19.292
2,116
l.*53
2,089
7.328
19.559
2.170
1.526
2,092
7.37*
19,281
2,359
1,535
2,115
7.*95
19.1*2
2,38*
1,522
2,187
7,57*
19,733
2,399
1,520
2,22*
7,708
19,711
2,211
1»*77
2,216
7.621
19,330
2,325
l.*57
2.199
7.373
19,15*
2,288
1,**6
1.6
1.8
1.0
1.*
.1
7.632
8.332
*,210
6.393
558
7,712
8,337
*,250
6,*l*
557
7.960
8.595
*,678
6,510
626
7,93*
8,775
*,6is
6.5*3
70*
7.963
8.728
5.022
6.756
702
8,09*
8,797
5,308
6,856
7*3
8,11*
8,806
5,06*
6,888
778
8,190
9,153
5.127
6.973
771
8,201
9.30*
5,1*9
7,102
798
8.170
9.125
5.081
7.071
701
8,08*
9.06*
*,9*6
7.007
665
7.853
8.857
5.133
6.7*7
663
.*
.*
.*
1,8U0
June
C-506
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 35 — nonferrous metals andtheirproducts
(In thousand
of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
North Dakota
Virginia
West Virginia
.
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
$684,524
100.0
$156,281
$168,046
$171,634
$188,563
4,646
4,445
3,473
51.729
5.890
.7
.7
•5
7.6
.9
1,064
1,049
758
12,290
1,300
1,120
1.099
826
12,912
1.405
1.173
1.076
915
12,741
1.487
1,289
1,221
974
13,786
1.698
14,694
1,941
4.156
10,390
11,780
2.1
.3
.6
1.5
1.7
3.226
390
933
2,476
2.669
3.517
445
993
2,543
2,901
3.698
510
1,066
2,586
2,915
4.253
596
1,164
2.785
3.295
6.869
52,446
20,289
13.184
1.0
.3
7.7
3.0
1.9
1,620
378
11.753
4,343
2.932
1.635
433
12,549
4,816
3.241
1,671
464
13,197
5,179
3,274
1.943
480
14,947
5.951
3.737
5.707
8,703
7.891
3.748
8.830
.8
1.3
1.2
.6
1.3
1.295
2,016
1.767
842
2.062
1.445
2,162
1.959
905
2,046
1,455
2,208
1,937
968
2,187
1,512
2,317
2,228
1.033
2.535
30,715
40,878
21,837
2,974
21,778
4.5
6.0
3.2
.4
3.2
6,964
9.107
4,944
t 673
4,961
7.468
9.961
5.352
726
5.353
7,597
10,525
5,610
766
5.431
8.686
11.285
5.931
809
6.033
3.534
5,682
1,002
2,904
19.455
.5
.8
.1
.4
2.8
755
1.298
206
636
4,470
824
1.392
238
697
4,775
881
1,404
265
v
4,884
1.074
1,588
293
817
5,326
2,190
79.313
6.839
3,222
51.017
.3
11.6
1.0
.5
7.5
*W2
19.243
1.455
11.283
522
20,904
1.636
85?
12,424
562
19.717
1.699
893
12.813
6l4
19.449
2,049
825
14,497
6,019
4,287
49,416
5.576
2,929
.9
.6
7.2.8
.4
1,420
939
n.835
1,264
64o
1.516
1,061
n.775
1.333
701
1.476
1,088
12,121
1.432
742
1.607
1.199
13.685
1.547
846
2,455
8,599
22,910
2,800
2,098
.4
1.3
3.3
.4
.3
561
1.897
5.199
464
610
2.097
5.661
670
510
616
2,169
5.693
726
530
668
2.436
6.357
S05
594
9.856
13.891
6,413
10,248
887
1.4
2.0
.9
1.5
.1
2,199
3.153
1.356
2,262
179
2,374
3.370
1.573
2,423
223
2,450
3.522
1.665
2,572
247
2.833
3.846
1,819
2,991
238
July - September
October - December
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2J See Sable A-l for State coverage provision* (minimum sise-of~firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages ia excess of $3*000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C - 5! a
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Industry division —> finance, insurance, and real estate if
State 2/
Total, 51 States
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
February
Ma; eh
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1.045,225 1.045,458 1,050,812 1.039.241 1.052,734 1.057.889 1.057.255 1.058.858 1.057.585 1.045,223 1.036,858 1.037.332
l,OUg,7<53
100.0
3.310
25
1,264
4.633
77.715
.3
(3)
.1
.4
7.4
3.H0
22
1.243
4,243
76.722
3.H2
22
1.235
4,245
76,570
3.198
22
1,244
4,384
76,884
3.231
27
1.239
4,266
77.656
3.255
27
1.229
4,268
78,066
3.320
27
1.257
4.347
78.673
3.244
25
1.316
4.303
79.178
3.240
25
1.290
5.100
79.341
3.294
25
1,281
5.036
78.358
3,527
25
1,285
5.150
77.444
3,606"
25
1,256
5.122
76.931
3.585
25
1.300
5.133
76,761
5,447
23.549
7.341
15.869
6.873
.5
2.3
.7
1.5
.7
5.657
23.457
7.035
15.559
7.403
5.635
23.456
7.114
15.464
6,949
5.716
23.567
7,145
15.905
6,812
5.528
23.439
7.174
15,837
6,580
5,684
23.493
7.250
16,000
6,577
5.719
23.509
7.306
15.840
6.653
5.364
23.662
7.329
15.803
6.704
5.382
23.784
7.292
15.874
6.775
5.290
23.666
7.364
15,994
6,786
5.128
23.555
7.605
16,111
6,793
5.167
23.524
7.674
16,055
7.168
5.097
23.479
7.809
15.983
7.271
9.102
1.770
1.575
75.320
15.372
.9
.2
.2
7.2
1.5
8.833
1.755
1.037
74,480
15.132
8,961
1,806
1.047
74.749
15.208
9,084
1.771
1,060
75.401
15.099
8,961
1.758
1.683
75.859
15.256
8,925
1.766
1.729
76,404
17.705
9.209
1.770
1.731
76.737
15.333
9.192
1.776
1.723
76,714
15.239
9.1571.757
1.787
76.278
15.177
9,282
1,761
1.769
75.046
15.209
9,279
1.758
1.777
74.337
15.087
9.099
1.750
1.771
74.105
15,018
9.239
1,820
1,784
73.731
15,006
9,688
4,560
6,902
11,180
2,450
.9
.4
.7
l.l
•2
9.345
4.447
6,686
10,576
2,*405
9.307
4,435
6,713
10,454
2.385
9.454
4.524
6.653
10,683
2,390
9.585
4,646
6,906
11.677
2,422
9.757
4,622
6.982
11.194
2,483
9.942
4,664
7.010
11.299
2.504
9.961
4.673
6.996
10,920
2,494
9.949
4.634
7.019
11.138
2.504
9.885
4,568
7,073
n.935
2.496
9.699
4,560
7.021
11,701
2,452
9.670
4,449
6,894
10,720
2,426
9.704
4,498
6,876
11,866
2,442
17.854
49.515
28,824
21.338
1.870
h1
4.7
2.8
2.0
.2
17.165
47.098
28.496
20,723
1.727
17.212
46,909
28,345
20,695
1.673
17.577
46,803
28,537
21,146
2,318
17,799
49.805
28,769
21,269
1.531
17,880
49,806
29.099
21.466
1,646
17.918
49.945
29.149
21,810
2,221
17.923
28,686
21,624
1,858
18,176
50,178
29,0-50
21,547
1,876
18,381
50.479
28,956
21,434
2,420
18,145
51.129
28,928
21,446
1,550
18,096
50,762
28,799
21,322
1,540
17,977
51.123
29.089
21.571
2,078
27.237
1.928
5.684
413
1.995
2.6
.2
, -5
(3)
.2
26,464
1.845
5.608
302
1.907
26,328
1.832
5.579
295
1,869
26,827
1.863
5.604
302
1.914
27.461
1.930
5.621
342
1.957
27.505
1.912
5.697
336
2,016
27.674
1.928
5.722
336
2,019
27,708
1,965
5,774
352
1,997
27,641
1,968
5.786
554
1.993
27.493
1.989
5.750
540
2,084
27,445
1.954
5.690
534
2,060
27.226
1.951
5.690
533
2,050
27,075
2,002
5.681
537
2,075
39.612
735
325.235
9.772
677
3.8
.1
31.0
.9
.1
39,066
536
339,375
9,446
658
340,111
9.497
623
39.458
551
339.435
9.621
640
39.945
567
317.928
9.581
662
40,088
600
324,848
9.675
683
140,320
610
325.177
9.930
696
40,391
861
326,108
9,945
694
40,036
877
324,945
10,009
679
39.928
875
325.391
10,018
698
39.387
960
316,918
9.753
712
38,942
9l<0
312.715
9.826
659
38,936
901
309.865
9.965
714
50,614
5.469
4.519
87.451
5.282
4.8
•5
.4
8.3
.5
49,170
49.179
5.387
4.487
87.090
5.295
49,639
5.492
4,446
87.090
5.295
50.052
5,440
4,375
87,125
5.262
50.507
4,300
87,090
5.335
4.501
87,358
5.301
52,110
5.637
4,602
87.382
5.276
51.191
5.596
4.715
87.788
5.282
51,846
5.543
4.599
87.639
5.271
51.602
5.520
4.577
87.180
5.226
50,811
5.443
4,611
88,017
5.192
50,602
5.351
4.522
87.658
5.234
50.663
5.329
4,489
87.996
5.413
1.734
922
6,788
25.435
4,078
.2
.1
.6
2.4
.4
1,480
798
6,852
23,027
3.496
1.475
766
6,842
23,071
3.513
1,486
779
6,915
23,242
3.620
1,472
855
6,796
25.569
3.595
1.496
912
6.759
25.957
3.662
1.535
1,005
6,843
27.353
3.671
1.599
1,013
6,831
26,130
4,441
2.09?
1,024
6,808
26,210
4,518
2,044
991
6,788
26,274
4,450
2,047
973
6,677
26,011
4,615
2,024
973
6,686
26,079
4,640
2,056
981
6,660
26,295
4,711
1,309
9.809
9,134
3.713
15.355
457
.1
.9
.9
.4
1.5
(3)
1.231
9.292
8,985
3.780
15.179
457
1.243
9.408
8,924
3.653
15.227
461
1.243
9.517
9.087
3.617
15.281
471
1.231
9.855
9.221
3.660
15,1401
435
1,224
9.865
9.387
3.742
15.468
436
1,240
9,878
9,309
3.735
15.564
444
1,265
9,997
9.200
3.677
15.416
471
1,408
10,061
9,287
3,818
15.458
477
1,410
10,073
9,216
3.701
15.507
472
l,4ll
10,021
9,049
3.703
15.288
449
1.396
9.897
8,948
3.630
15.284
453
1,410
9.839
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Mississippi
North. Dakota
South Carolina
Virginia
Vest Virginia
See footnotes en opposite page.
January
38,846
540
5,1*06
5»4S6
50,141
9,004
3,844
15.185
459
C-51 b
Wages earned in covered employment, 'by States, and by quarters, 1933
Industry division —
finance, insurance, and real estate 1/
(In thousands of dollars)
State 2/
Total, 51 States
District of Columbia
Illinois
Maryland
Michigan
New Hampshire
Hew York 4/
Horth Dakota
Virginia
Vest Virginia
l/
2/
3/
y
Total 1939
Percentage
Amount
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
100.0
$452,827
$442,474
$432,212
$448,637
4,821
64
2,227
6,51^
147.952
.3
(3)
.1
.4
8.3
1,115
13
528
1,401
35.712
1.138
17
533
1,451
36,602
1,174
17
544
1.631
37.060
1.394
17
622
2.031
38.578
9.209
46,429
19.658
21,008
9.926
.5
2.6
1.1
1.2
.6
2.316
11.273
4,442
5.005
2,443
2,282
11,361
4,730
5.183
2,423
2.251
11.497
4.757
5.124
2.31^
2,360
12,298
5.729
5.696
2.746
14,613
3.17S
2.192
131,742
26,3^5
.8
.2
.1
7.4
1.5
3.518
746
335
31.431
6.314
3.547
757
592
32,607
6,520
3.556
753
593
32.527
6.495
3.992
922
672
35.177
7,016
16.172
7.222
11,272
17.999
4.591
.9
.4
.6
1.0
.3
3.854
1.750
2.584
4,196
1.097
4,004
1.787
2,820
4,362
1.U3
4,064
1,821
2,776
4,515
1.145
4,250
1,864
3,092
4,926
1,236
29.278
91.547
51.609
31.720
2.513
1.7
5.2
2.9
1.8
.1
6.919
20,703
12.330
7.563
600
7.212
22,749
12.805
7.759
577
7.274
23.034
12.659
7.829
649
7.873
25.061
13.815
8,569
687
44,229
3.614
9.692
546
3.615
2.5
.2
.6
(3)
.2
10,548
851
2.326
89
852
10,860
884
2,381
98
885
11,007
900
2.387
154
931
11,814
979
2.598
205
947
69.455
969
523.212
16,636
1.059
3.9
.1
29.5
•9
.1
16,905
189
155.483
3.872
234
17.M01
202
134,401
3.946
245
17.432
269
121,835
4.043
250
17.717
309
111,493
4.775
330
87.301
7.605
7.344
148,175
10,144
4.9
.4
.4
8.3
.6
20,523
1.845
1.744
35.801
2.385
21.535
1.903
1,784
36,008
2,452
22,014
1,886
1.847
35.211
2,529
23.229.
1.971
1.969
41,155
2,778
2.856
1.388
10,224
43.293
7.61s
.2
.1'
.6
2.4
.4
568
290
2,452
9.887
1,646
589
323
2,486
10,902
1.689
763
356
2.539
10,974
1.990
936
419
2.747
11,530
2,293
2,565
15.526
14,701
5.948
28,032
602
.1
.9
.8
.3
1.6
(3)
599
3.648
3.569
1,442
6,749
142
612
3.796
3.636
1.449
6.934
142
657
3.925
3.646
1.492
6,965
151
697
4,157
3.850
1.565
7.384
167
$1,776,150
Includes major Industry groups 60 - 67.
See Table A.-1 for State coverage provisions (alninnm siae-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
I»sss than 0.1 percent.
Represent a taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-52a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 60 —
banks and trust companies 2/
Average monthly employment
State 2 /
Number
Total, 51 States l/....
Delaware......a.«...»..
District of Columbia...
Florida.«••••••••«.••••
Hawaii
January
February
March
April
May
June
August
September
October
November
December
100.0
112,119
no,699
111,898
112,146
115,051
116,404
115,630
112,735
112,447
113,580
101
1,158
1,796
149
2,906
.1
1.0
1.6
.1
2.6
92
836
1,785
148
2,979
91
837
1,771
147
2,971
91
837
1,784
147
2,966
100
848
1,797
151
2,868
108
849
1,809
148
2,874
105
861
1,823
150
2,907
102
883
1,821
153
2,919
107
1,569
1,809
156
2,900
104
1,576
1,795
141
2,877
105
1,595
1,786
152
2,865
104
1,588
1,754
145
2,877
104
1,616
1,815
151
2,872
282
1,151
434
419
619
.2
1.0
.4
.4
.5
279
1,144
407
397
614
281
1,135
403
390
624
279
1,143
405
406
619
283
1,146
435
411
620
286
1,139
431
a5
620
283
1,173
436
423
621
280
1,194
442
421
620
283
1,191
4a
422
622
280
1,185
4a
a7
616
285
1,029
4a
420
615
282
1,158
453
421
615
287
1,177
469
482
618
559
2,424
1,601
1,694
632
.5
2.1
1.4
1.5
.6
124
2,446
1,705
1,653
618
121
2,440
1,721
1,647
612
121
2,ao
1,646
1,666
620
692
2,444
1,644
1,680
620
720
2,436
1,535
1,677
625
710
2,457
1,554
1,719
630
701
2,501
1,560
1,735
645
709
2,472
1,563
1,726
645
700
2,381
1,573
1,709
640
704
2,378
1,556
1,695
649
693
2,370
1,562
1,703
643
705
2,358
1,587
1,721
643
1,425
1,144
536
1,6U
5,072
1.3
1.0
.5
1.4
4.5
1,399
1,135
518
1,654
4,844
1,398
1,123
516
1,627
4,796
1,390
1,103
518
1,608
4,893
1,414
1,161
528
1,609
5,199
1,412
1,154
531
1,599
5,135
1,420
1,159
557
1,627
5,322
1,438
1,155
544
1,684
5,112
1,443
1,154
553
1,646
5,093
1,431
1,146
546
1,634
5,222
1,471
1,138
540
1,616
5,078
1,435
1,131
540
1,658
4,983
1,453
1,174
538
1,735
5,191
4,137
2,339
633
3,934
199
3.6
2.1
.6
3.5
4,046
2,281
626
3,888
192
4,070
2,291
625
3,884
191
4,340
2,302
633
3,909
195
4,145
2,309
636
3,912
190
4,182
2,343
631
3,939
199
4,196
2,363
.2
4,052
2,285
634
3,930
193
4,025
205
4,213
2,392
647
4,031
203
4,188
2,361
629
4,013
212
4,117
2,379
622
3,980
201
4,117
2,370
624
3,843
202
4,174
2,388
647
3,858
208
160
129
393
3,767
102
.1
.1
.3
3.3
.1
161
34
382
4,059
98
161
33
364
4,046
97
161
35
381
4,081
100
157
37
386
4,084
100
157
37
382
3,821
99
158
43
399
3,718
103
160
60
385
3,572
107
162
259
381
3,577
107
166
253
437
3,575
104
162
251
402
3,573
103
158
253
403
3,514
105
159
254
414
3,580
106
43,686
1,650
64
5,731
224
38.6
1.5
.1
5.1
.2
44,120
1,553
63
5,605
220
43,119
1,571
54
5,618
216
44,205
1,581
63
5,643
220
43,378
1,593
55
5,727
218
43,990
1,604
62
5,726
220
44,298
1,685
65
5,820
222
45,165
1,708
67
5,826
226
44,981
1,721
64
5,817
228
44,651
1,691
68
5,749
224
42,ia
42,057
1,679
67
5,743
231
42,130
1,716
71
5,764
230
230
11,016
744
382
64
.2
9.7
.7
.3
.1
218
10,947
762
176
a
217
10,947
751
176
61
220
10,947
748
172
61
211
10,892
735
175
62
220
10,937
738
175
63
230
11,014
730
178
65
244
11,103
732
224
65
234
11,084
733
660
66
231
11,034
716
624
64
249
11,074
702
668
66
238
11,086
697
679
70
244
11,124
882
678
67
674
515
371
454
855
.6
.4
.3
.8
676
511
159
385
873
675
508
159
380
879
67 8
509
161
389
825
665
505
167
375
832
663
506
169
380
836
637
509
176
394
859
682
514
557
400
855
677
517
608
550
858
681
514
556
556
851
675
519
571
557
857
684
518
575
539
863
690
543
589
543
875
3a
.3
.4
3.7
334
690
4,110
335
504
4,092
336
489
4,129
336
489
4,091
339
499
4,136
348
494
4,203
341
487
4,181
345
353
500
4,166
336
485
4,153
337
479
4,154
346
534
4,043
See footnotes on opposite page.
.4
112,501 113,628
July
113,238
512
4,140
Percentage
distribution
6a
512
4,222
1,698
68
5,731
230
C- 52 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 60 —
banks and trust companies 2/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State y
Total, 51 States \J
Illinois*
New York hj
1/
2/
2/
y
£/
Amount
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October,- Decenfocr
$197,440
100.0
$50,878
$49,300
$48,406
$48,856
196
1,612
3,648
267
5,615
.1
.8
1.9
.1
2.8
43
272
887
65
1,391
47
272
892
64
1,374
48
434
889
63
1,397
58
634
980
75
1,453
481
2,150
730
640
1,616
.2
1.1
.4
.3
.8
116
519
169
140
378
119
529
180
150
380
118
541
176
150
377
128
561
205
200
481
953
3,813
2,556
2,571
1,022
.5
1.9
1.3
1.3
.5
53
949
647
601
247
285
941
630
622
248
278
944
622
624
252
337
979
657
724
275
2,143
1,873
868
2,925
9,690
1.1
1.0
.4
1.5
4.9
518
443
205
699
2,219
532
449
215
698
2,454
526
448
221
700
2,465
567
533
227
828
2,552
7,590
3,659
956
6,781
313
3.8
1.9
.5
3.4
.2
1,823
885
224
1,640
75
1,863
891
228
1,656
75
1,886
902
229
1,675
77
2,018
981
275
1,810
86
281
199
674
5,696
152
.1
.1
.3
2.9
.1
73
11
162
1,476
33
66
10
162
1,441
35
67
66
171
1,365
35
75
112
179
1,414
49
76,969
3,018
80
9,496
334
39.0
1.5
(5)
4.8
.2
22,175
707
19
2,316
79
20,043
719
19
2,340
80
18,518
708
21
2,344
78
16,233
884
21
2,496
97
406
19,319
1,617
709
94
.2
9.8
.8
.4
.1
93
4,831
375
68
21
97
4,765
372
75
22
100
4,764
419
214
22
116
4,959
'+51
352
29
878
994
688
786
1,417
.4
.5
.4
.4
.7
214
242
72
168
340
216
241
81
169
342
212
244
239
208
343
236
267
296
241
392
678
544
7,653
.3
.3
3.9
167
135
1,870
168
133
1,889
171
135
1,897
172
141
1,997
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
During the year, several States amended their coverage provisions to include banks and trust companies affiliated with the Federal Reserve System,
In Alabama, all banks and trust companies were excluded from coverage.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
Less than 0.1 percent.
C - 53a
Employment o f covered workers, by States, 1 / and b y months, 1939
Major industry group 61 —
State 2/
Tbtal, 51 States l/..
Alabama
Arizona.
Arkansas
California
Colorado.
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida,
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
65,692
126
64
138
5,083
323
100.0
.2
.1
.2
7.7
.5
January
February
March
April
69,012
68,181
67,663
64,469
June
July
65,280
65,504
64,453
64,106
66,907
120
62
342
5,049
299
118
60
140
5,010
303
May
August
September October
November
December
65,067
64,023
63,632
136
61
141
5,312
322
136
61
136
5,199
305
135
63
128
5,045
301
125
75
139
5,180
379
128
72
141
5,119
377
124
70
140
5,083
369
121
62
136
5,036
309
120
61
132
4,981
309
122
55
154
4,965
304
827
315
423
305
311
824
310
398
294
304
807
307
393
274
306
794
316
397
284
302
794
341
391
253
301
771
327
385
251
301
782
295
411
246
298
783
290
397
242
299
791
296
394
250
313
804
303
312
250
303
796
310
402
265
302
796
295
317
295
304
131
63
125
5, >13
302
797
309
385
267
304
1.2
113
49
5,908
325
283
.1
105
53
6,117
317
295
104
51
6,062
326
292
108
49
5,982
327
291
108
47
5,854
324
281
107
47
5,859
322
279
113
45
5,912
319
281
117
46
5,808
324
290
111
48
5,793
323
287
123
54
5,955
332
282
123
50
5,954
329
274
118
50
5,793
331
271
122
52
5,807
322
271
.3
.3
186
226
533
208
840
187
228
526
209
832
187
231
532
201
820
186
225
512
201
828
184
226
515
202
813
231
225
514
204
796
202
217
520
205
810
184
216
508
214
806
177
216
548
212
807
185
216
552
200
812
187
217
547
199
801
187
231
544
202
751
6.1
2.7
2.5
2.2
3,898
1,851
1,697
1,485
43
3,278
1,836
1,687
1,470
43
3,886
1,809
1,665
1,462
41
4,090
1,804
1,588
1,450
40
4,060
1,793
1,598
1,437
40
4,047
1,775
1,600
1,510
42
4,040
1,723
1,632
1,569
40
4,109
1,725
1,643
1,494
39
4,095
1,754
1,638
1,484
40
3,955
1,714
1,648
1,474
45
3,927
1,719
1,679
1,437
41
4,002
1,699
1,699
1,454
42
.1
261
55
620
32,491
222
257
61
621
31,916
232
257
62
600
31,671
230
253
61
579
28,776
219
255
64
573
29,699
222
283
65
574
29,826
231
321
63
574
28,633
220
289
61
565
28,365
304
275
62
579
30,470
220
289
63
572
29,114
218
285
63
569
28,480
225
285
62
567
28,073
225
2,251
230
232
3,857
265
2,227
241
239
3,857
261
2,233
204
240
3,857
2 58
2,249
199
232
3,838
247
2,226
204
215
3,853
247
2,194
201
229
3,881
252
2,204
199
241
3,912
244
2,197
180
220
3,919
255
2,226
193
225
3,962
245
2,221
195
196
4,036
245
2,214
195
194
4,006
247
2,232
193
186
4,001
252
61
309
585
157
227
61
309
585
157
226
63
285
590
105
231
60
294
615
104
226
60
295
631
108
227
58
306
646
143
216
56
295
633
145
221
61
311
659
145
227
40
303
615
145
220
39
301
605
140
222
a
304
601
140
223
458
116
564
465
112
578
479
104
575
477
121
567
462
78
568
461
94
574
472
99
587
484
106
622
465
103
563
461
102
503
457
100
557
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine*..............
Maryland
190
223
529
205
810
Massachusetts.......
Michigan
Minnesota...........
Missouri.••••••••«..
Montana.
3,999
1,767
1,648
1,477
41
.5
.6
.4
.5
.2
9.0
.5
.4
.8
.3
1.2
.1
Nebraska.
New Hampshire.
New Jersey
New York..••••••....
North Carolina
276
62
583
29,793
231
Ohio
Oklahoma.
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island........
2,223
203
221
3,915
252
3.4
.3
.3
South Carolina
Tennessee.........*.
Texas*.
Utah
Virginia
55
302
612
137
225
.1
.5
.9
.3
62
315
583
160
229
Washington..........
Vfe3t Virginia.
Y/isconsin
467
104
571
.7
.2
.9
461
109
579
See footnotes on opposite page.
security dealers a n d investment banking
.4
.9
45.4
.4
6.0
.4
.2
C -53 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 61 — security dealers and investment banking
(In thousands of dollars)
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Delaware
New York ij
Total 1939
Percentage
Amount
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$138,206
100.0
136,695
#33,927
<£33,072
#34,512
264
95
261
12,061
704
.2
.1
.2
8.7
.5
63
24
57
2,957
180
61
23
64
2,835
159
68
20
62
2,987
184
72
28
78
3,282
181
1,734
892
930
680
812
1.3
.6
.7
.5
.6
417
198
246
165
190
391
200
228
165
212
441
226
234
139
195
485
268
222
211
215
217
78
15,419
738
582
.2
.1
11.2
.5
.4
46
22
3,719
172
144
51
19
3,665
175
138
51
17
3,824
192
150
69
20
4,211
199
150
412
506
1,042
563
1,684
.3
.4
.8
.4
1.2
94
112
260
149
411
99
140
239
125
414
99
119
295
144
408
120
135
248
145
451
9,546
3,757
3,365
3,115
53
6.9
2.7
2.4
2.3
(3)
2,193
901
825
748
11
2,319
922
802
731
12
2,375
909
825
789
13
2,659
1,025
913
847
17
627
204
1,925
53,686
429
.5
.1
1.4
38.8
.3
146
44
460
16,453
110
133
49
435
13,846
105
146
59
525
12,116
110
202
52
505
11,271
104
5,457
411
619
8,904
572
4.0
.3
.5
6.4
.4
1,266
110
148
2,129
133
1,299
102
154
2,100
142
1,311
91
157
2,185
144
1,581
108
160
2,490
153
.141
744
1,372
325
414
.1
.5
1.0
.2
.3
33
184
325
70
106
32
172
319
59
101
37
196
343
77
95
39
192
385
119
112
1,094
145
1,442
.8
.1
1.0
264
38
327
269
33
347
272
36
359
289
38
409
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
^ RepreseSs°tL^bleewlges only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C- 54 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 2J and by months, 1939
Major industry group 62 — finance agencies, not elsewhere classified
Average monthly employment
May
June
July
August
74,057
75,125
76,233
76,460
76,079
75,768
75,844
75,862
77,037
563
191
363
4,878
531
562
178
362
4,768
551
572
172
370
4,721
564
581
174
377
4,678
575
586
184
376
4,664
558
598
184
477
4,603
562
595
180
394
4,546
553
601
189
394
4,591
550
636
185
396
4,606
560
648
193
407
4,688
569
631
164
656
665
585
616
162
647
667
604
613
155
658
673
584
606
152
647
681
591
600
164
669
695
623
610
162
674
716
643
605
155
679
729
628
595
157
656
730
631
598
157
645
732
636
604
158
646
893
635
612
166
709
769
649
163
143
5,195
2,413
902
165
142
5,170
2,575
890
160
141
5,229
2,403
917
156
188
5,203
2,406
911
152
203
5,251
2,392
925
161
203
5,363
2,415
922
165
195
5,454
2,390
944
163
188
5,418
2,378
953
157
201
5,331
2,375
960
159
202
5,370
2,348
923
162
203
5,413
2,362
939
180
212
5,431
2,419
1,000
.6
.8
1.5
.3
2.3
464
617
1,142
204
1,699
456
611
1,132
200
1,673
447
609
1,162
208
1,752
480
607
1,125
205
1,770
476
616
1,127
212
1,762
480
637
1,157
211
1,797
476
629
1,174
219
1,686
471
631
1,192
217
1,682
465
640
1,148
218
1,768
471
636
1,113
208
1,723
470
633
1,131
213
1,734
469
627
1,141
218
1,825
3,140
3,377
1,663
77
2,230
4.2
4.5
2.2
.1
3.0
2,990
3,370
1,630
61
2,151
2,967
3,313
1,619
61
2,122
3,012
3,342
1,638
62
2,174
3,200
3,362
1,651
66
2,236
3,142
3,347
1,608
65
2,257
3,187
3,406
1,749
71
2,279
3,169
3,437
1,701
80
2,246
3,191
3,434
1,666
92
2,245
3,227
3,388
1,646
91
2,228
3,191
3,393
1,670
91
2,280
3,162
3,331
1,672
94
2,261
3,239
3,400
1,714
92
2,276
204
606
134
2,896
73
.3
.8
.2
3.8
.1
203
619
117
2,870
46
198
611
115
2,805
47
201
594
116
2,853
47
191
589
117
2,822
50
189
598
117
2,812
50
192
613
115
2,921
56
208
622
138
3,064
90
211
621
143
2,860
90
219
607
151
2,870
95
207
594
151
3,024
99
213
600
218
602
178
2,95"3
100
11,239
731
175
7,312
682
14.9
1.0
11,680
686
9.7
.9
167
7,251
683
11,592
693
165
7,246
673
11,674
700
167
7,355
67 8
10,294
699
164
7,280
667
11,311
708
177
7,312
661
11,450
732
179
7,424
686
11,352
754
180
7,346
694
11,320
746
180
7,293
696
11,301
755
177
7,247
688
11,055
759
177
7,279
697
345
10,193
433
337
95
.5
13.5
337
.6
10,070
418
.4
.1
316
93
423
316
90
330
10,070
414
3?8
93
338
10,019
422
310
95
323
10,060
433
332
97
369
10,131
430
323
94
368
10,213
441
327
95
358
10,174
422
355
98
352
10,135
427
365
97
347
10,427
439
359
96
343
10,412
454
345
96
338
10,534
477
368
102
753
1.0
3.6
763
2,508
378
65
621
754
2,556
358
67
614
764
2,609
357
69
617
759
2,851
349
64
626
744
2,853
360
66
614
746
2,754
350
68
633
758
2,716
472
68
644
752
2,669
479
63
638
734
2,737
484
65
628
751
2,690
479
62
634
756
2,684
486
69
620
760
2,775
492
68
629
540
582
1,431
100
513
584
1,424
103
516
549
1,437
108
516
559
1,444
105
535
576
1,421
107
589
577
1,462
106
577
570
1,465
108
584
581
1,450
102
586
562
1,449
103
564
545
1,382
101
578
539
1,463
600
577
1,436
109
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/....
January
February
March
April
100.0
75,094
74,703
75,171
589
186
387
4,716
552
.8
.2
.5
6.2
.7
567
210
369
4,981
532
559
196
358
4,873
516
610
160
662
718
616
.8
.2
.9
1.0
.8
627
164
660
660
583
162
185
5,319
2,406
932
.2
.2
7.0
3.2
1.2
469
624
1,145
211
1,739
Number
Percentage
distribution
75,619
Delaware
District of Columbia...
New York
Oregon.
••••••••
2,700
420
66
627
558
567
1,439
105
See footnotes on opposite page.
.2
.6
.1
.8
.7
.8
1.9
.1
339
10,070
September
October
November December
I46
2,902
100
10,925
739
179
7,280
678
102
10,917
799
184
7,433
682
C-54b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
£
Major industry group 62 — finance agencies, not elsewhere classified
g
(In thousands of dollars)
CO
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States ±/
California
Delaware.
District of Columbia
New York 2/
Virginia.
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - Dec enter
$121,204
100.0
$29,535
$29,662
$29,317
$32,690
979
349
530
8,325
931
.8
.3
.4
6.9
.8
228
89
123
2,056
211
233
79
124
2,033
219
250
82
129
2,050
229
268
99
154
2,186
272
1,048
228
1,356
1,145
1,073
.9
.2
1.1
.9
.9
249
56
329
261
244
250
54
334
268
255
252
56
326
272
263
297
62
367
344
311
283
271
10,424
4,344
1,440
.2
.2
8.6
3.6
1.2
68
53
2,377
1,037
327
66
71
2,480
1,038
340
69
71
2,496
1,015
355
80
76
3,071
1,254
418
766
995
2,005
311
2,845
.6
.8
1.7
.3
2.3
184
240
465
72
670
187
240
470
77
696
202
247
507
76
680
193
268
563
86
799
6,041
6,099
2,376
118
3,731
5.0
5.0
2.0
.1
3.1
1,274
1,448
576
24
874
1,442
1,530
572
28
908
1,438
1,495
570
27
933
1,887
1,626
658
39
1,016
300
1,097
207
4,138
113
.2
.9
.2
3.4
.1
70
263
42
983
17
72
270
42
1,005
19
72
270
56
1,021
35
86
294
67
1,129
42
18,916
1,214
227
11,513
1,055
15.6
1.0
.2
9.5
.9
5,565
266
52
2,731
258
4,934
286
56
2,835
259
4,382
293
57
2,826
258
4,035
369
62
3,121
280
602
11,049
814
481
134
.5
9.1
.7
.4
.1
141
2,652
188
110
31
146
2,615
197
115
32
154
2,651
200
120
32
161
3,131
229
136
39
1,164
4,273
718
95
981
1.0
3.5
.6
.1
.8
280
967
149
23
234
278
1,089
152
23
235
278
1,046
197
23
240
328
1,171
220
26
272
896
813
2,131
161
.7
.7
1.8
.1
210
209
501
36
208
202
534
38
224
198
532
37
254
204
564
50
lj States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-finn inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C- 55
a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 66 —realestate,insurance,loans,lawoffices;anycombination
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/....
Delaware
District of Columbia...
Illinois
Percentage
distribution
January
February
Karch
April
May
June
July
August
340,789
100.0
337,683
1,007
274
1,081
20,170
1,791
.3
.1
.3
5.9
.5
905
257
1,033
19,970
2,109
338,069
338,876
339,798
341-,095
344,195
343,747
343,843
342,801
340,650
339,190
339,498
913
258
1,031
20,040
2,098
924
256
1,020
20,139
2,121
926
255
1,028
19,771
1,859
941
262
1,025
19,797
1,844
961
270
1,033
20,117
1,794
956
305
1,066
20,496
1,618
956
289
1,067
20,558
1,624
954
290
1,052
20,416
1,616
1,211
285
1,219
20,295
1,601
1,216
280
1,195
20,211
1,601
1,219
283
1,198
20,226
1,607
16,341
742
2,978
1,588
4,007
4.8
.2
.9
.5
1.2
16,161
754
2,956
1,923
3,936
16,185
762
2,889
1,535
4,030
16,299
771
3,056
1,520
4,033
16,244
724
2,961
1,520
3,978
16,247
717
3,011
1,544
3,976
16,305
728
3,033
1,560
4,030
16,417
745
2,938
1,568
3,976
16,528
748
2,973
1,561
3,987
16,487
740
2,993
1,559
4,069
16,419
735
2,949
1,578
4,073
16,410
737
2,930
1,599
4,033
16,389
747
3,044
1,590
3,959
154
28,278
7,174
5,160
2,001
.1
8.3
2.1
1.5
.6
144
28,081
7,189
4,901
1,965
147
28,303
7,137
4,895
1,955
149
28,622
7,128
4,922
1,988
154
28,502
7,135
5,038
2,009
157
28,495
7,132
5,182
2,017
157
28,751
7,191
5,357
2,019
163
28,575
7,242
5,344
2,041
160
28,533
7,211
5,340
2,048
158
28,256
7,176
5,308
2,051
152
27,716
7,248
5,229
1,977
152
27,782
7,154
5,218
1,966
153
27,714
7,142
5,185
1,971
2,567
2,737
947
7,320
20,709
.8
.8
.3
2.2
6.1
2,512
2,753
951
7,296
20,141
2,522
2,740
944
7,313
20,092
2,410
2,614
946
7,400
19,703
2,606
2,804
951
7,360
20,974
2,638
2,774
946
7,372
20,914
2,639
3,020
946
7,395
20,934
2,618
2,729
953
7,317
20,972
2,609
2,742
961
7,332
20,919
2,626
2,768
946
7,338
20,960
2,609
2,621
941
7,227
20,843
2,501
2,624
943
7,233
20,954
2,507
2,655
941
7,262
21,097
8,838
7,290
746
9,682
341
2.6
2.1
.2
2.8
.1
8,733
7,200
628
9,586
338
8,771
7,157
608
9,526
342
8,835
7,404
1,227
9,660
337
8,882
7,280
509
9,686
340
8,867
7,270
623
9,664
335
8,889
7,398
1,186
9,733
334
8,835
7,2a
537
9,814
343
8,846
7,213
542
9,827
342
8,788
7,172
1,128
9,764
339
8,826
7,375
481
9,627
346
8,844
7,261
483
9,678
341
8,940
7,509
1,003
9,622
355
3,142
1,058
23,778
176
75,656
.9
.3
7.0
.1
22.2
3,114
1,025
23,494
166
77,130
3,087
1,019
23,633
163
77,501
3,082
1,047
23,649
162
76,785
3,115
1,050
23,929
159
75,627
3,164
1,053
24,004
172
75,954
3,183
1,061
23,978
171
75,922
3,144
1,077
23,946
182
76,878
3,172
1,075
23,921
183
76,516
3,180
1,075
23,866
182
75,850
3,157
1,071
23,629
185
74,436
3,161
1,066
23,616
190
73,215
3,145
1,082
23,675
192
72,054
2,516
306
16,161
1,818
563
.7
.1
4.7
.5
.2
2,427
298
16,246
1,818
527
2,431
289
16,201
1,794
539
2,455
285
16,234
1,802
572
2,311
298
16,150
1,807
510
2,313
299
16,134
1,806
573
2,499
299
16,239
1,808
570
2,477
308
16,087
1,847
576
2,492
300
16,089
1,864
563
2,543
326
16,014
1,842
560
2,698
333
16,152
1,809
588
2,798
293
16,154
1,807
593
2,743
3a
16,237
1,815
589
29,392
2,106
687
414
2,325
8.6
.6
.2
.1
.7
29,184
2,142
667
345
2,352
29,184
2,098
667
337
2,341
29,184
2,093
675
338
2,352
29,272
2,085
683
374
2,320
29,331
2,077
672
398
2,300
29,243
2,082
691
457
2,359
29,331
2,104
696
450
2,358
29,313
2,125
712
447
2,335
29,067
2,126
711
457
2,348
29,843
2,114
693
453
2,255
29,799
2,110
686
447
2,290
29,950
2,111
690
470
2,284
10,289
589
443
4,961
3,144
3.0
.2
.1
1.5
.9
7,998
563
440
4,848
3,245
8,177
562
440
4,856
3,259
8,196
562
437
4,904
3,305
10,253
565
433
4,908
3,132
10,652
570
429
4,945
3,139
11,388
577
434
4,969
3,130
10,968
606
454
5,012
3,096
11,102
623
450
5,046
3,156
11,096
603
446
5,039
3,126
11,152
614
446
4,984
3,095
11,200
606
446
5,007
3,001
11,284
617
455
5,018
3,047
1,246
5,936
.4
1.7
1,184
5,886
1,232
5,904
1,219
5,887
1,227
5,949
1,258
5,957
1,239
5,971
1,216
5,958
1,290
5,984
1,248
5,982
1,293
5,901
1,253
5,936
1,296
5,914
Number
See footnotes on opposite page.
Septentoer
October
November December
C - 55 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 63 —
insurance carriers
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States 1/
District of Columbia
New York V
North Dakota
West Virginia
1/
2/
y
y
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$635,772
100.0
5158,416
>159,782
$156,901
?160,673
1,681
494
1,693
38,285
2,935
.3
.1
.3
6.0
.5
371
118
382
9,382
792
384
119
411
9,354
703
394
124
424
9,611
710
532
133
476
9,938
730
33,014
1,477
5,698
2,647
6,705
5.2
.2
.9
.4
1.1
8,036
354
1,382
661
1,603
8,125
367
1,430
662
1,663
8,160
377
1,408
652
1,674
8,693
379
1,478
672
1,765
270
54,224
13,858
9,740
3,394
(3)
8.5
2.2
1.5
.5
/
62
13,086
3,359
2,347
831
68
13,486
3,451
2,440
850
72
13,392
3,483
2,472
867
68
14,260
3,565
2,481
846
4,907
3,728
2,038
12,746
39,630
.8
.6
.3
2.0
6.2
1,118
871
496
3,096
9,213
1,263
971
506
3,177
9,995
1,228
939
513
3,203
10,109
1,298
947
523
3,270
10,313
17,778
11,202
818
18,034
646
2.8
1.8
.1
2.8
.1
4,319
2,720
201
4,437
155
4,434
2,752
203
4,480
160
4,402
2,745
217
4,528
164
4,623
2,985
197
4,589
167
5,748
2,115
45,120
222
133,151
.9
.3
7.1
(3)
21.0
1,394
515
11,147
48
37,389
1,441
524
11,319
52
34,990
1,433
532
11,316
58
32,173
1,480
544
11,338
64
28,599
4,338
495
31,412
2,994
843
.7
.1
4.9
.5
.1
1,000
117
7,597
729
209
979
120
7,828
757
201
1,037
123
7,914
755
213
1,322
135
8,073
753
220
63,623
4,661
1,159
719
3,732
10.0
.7
.2
.1
.6
15,404
1,128
282
145
912
15,643
1,138
277
162
926
14,652
1,151
307
183
936
17,924
1,244
293
229
958
16,411
1,078
925
8,984
5,570
2.6
.2
.2
1.4
.9
3,341
253
226
2,159
1,388
4,200
260
229
2,207
1,397
4,343
279
233
2,291
1,379
4,527
286
237
2,327
1,406
2,387
12,123
.4
1.9
577
2,990
577
3,028
605
3,041
628
3,064
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
.
.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of §3,000 from one employer;; data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C -323a
Employment
of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 66 —realestate,insurance,l o a n s ,lawoffices;anycombination
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1J....
Delaware....
District of Columbia....
Hawaii
Illinois
New York
Average mont hly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
February
Liarch
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
48,612
100.0
48,133
48,112
48,229
48,877
49,234
49,535
48,924
48,858
48,582
48,360
48,127
48,400
62
92
451
4,307
334
.1
.2
.9
8.9
.7
63
88
428
4,265
340
65
90
422
4,252
333
65
88
429
4,282
349
65
92
446
4,342
345
64
91
444
4,324
320
61
92
465
4,342
328
60
95
463
4,361
320
58
99
468
4,368
321
60
95
463
4,313
334
62
95
460
4,302
340
60
94
460
4,249
347
62
90
465
4,284
337
534
164
478
325
663
1.1
.3
1.0
.7
1.4
526
154
468
318
655
516
157
458
319
657
513
160
466
317
662
530
160
476
320
657
530
160
476
326
636
534
160
476
322
678
521
159
483
327
672
534
162
489
328
678
546
174
499
329
666
542
178
498
327
663
566
181
434
330
663
120
131
3,759
594
84
.2
.3
7.7
1.2
.2
117
128
3,773
603
84
117
132
3,755
586
82
118
132
3,762
595
84
119
128
3,749
579
84
126
127
3,764
586
85
124
129
3,812
598
87
124
127
3,768
603
87
120
138
3,786
602
87
124
133
3,736
594
86
120
132
3,740
591
81
116
133
3,721
598
79
115
135
3,7a
598
79
147
411
992
101
1,217
.3
.8
2.0
.2
2.5
129
408
977
100
1,204
131
406
987
100
1,205
134
397
1,000
99
1,194
144
405
1,010
98
1,207
139
409
1,000
105
1/213
148
409
1,007
103
1,232
164
412
974
102
1,237
164
403
998
100
1,234
162
430
992
98
1,228
150
413
993
101
1,216
151
418
964
101
1,209
152
420
1,001
102
1,221
2,183
2,009
1,270
96
1,145
4.5
4.1
2.6
.2
2.4
2,257
1,986
1,226
97
1,134
2,215
1,968
1,240
94
1,126
2,206
1,957
1,240
94
1,120
2,250
2,031
1,247
95
1,140
2,188
2,077
1,255
94
1,129
2,180
2,122
1,307
95
1,154
2,176
1,964
1,301
97
1,153
2,174
1,994
1,304
97
1,160
2,179
1,983
1,279
97
1,177
2,111
2,012
1,290
99
1,155
2,116
2,006
1,283
97
1,137
2,140
2,011
1,267
97
1,159
122
279
47
127
869
.2
.6
.1
.3
1.8
117
270
44
126
798
120
266
42
121
830
123
271
43
129
835
121
274
40
129
850
123
281
46
129
862
125
284
50
129
889
129
287
49
127
896
125
289
49
127
871
126
285
48
129
854
120
281
51
127
939
118
281
52
129
939
123
279
58
128
864
59
9,636
2,627
58
2,754
.1
19.8
5.4
.1
5.7
34
9,773
2,627
60
2,722
35
9,703
2,636
58
2,717
39
9,709
2,640
58
2,724
41
9,760
2,720
57
2,737
41
10,084
2,746
56
2,750
46
9,968
2,650
58
2,770
79
9,6U
2,673
59
2,778
77
9,559
2,590
57
2,775
80
9,472
2,694
57
2,774
79
9,336
2,519
59
2,759
79
9,310
2,515
57
2,753
82
9,317
2,519
59
2,794
251
1,117
4,421
244
90
.5
2.3
9.1
.5
.2
227
984
4,395
244
92
229
1,127
4,395
244
92
240
1,072
4,395
245
93
269
1,073
4,408
244
93
273
1,076
4,417
246
91
257
1,145
4,404
249
88
248
1,169
4,417
244
89
254
1,171
4,425
243
89
290
1,043
4,377
247
90
249
1,188
4,480
236
86
240
1,166
4,456
239
87
240
1,187
4,480
244
87
58
483
1,317
125
302
.1
1.0
2.7
.3
.6
51
566
1,261
89
297
51
554
1,256
89
311
51
560
1,311
85
304
52
537
1,326
86
315
52
535
1,317
84
302
76
540
1,376
86
• 298
77
429
1,368
161
299
69
424
1,350
168
299
59
414
1,328
166
299
58
413
1,290
161
302
51
409
1,297
158
298
49
412
1,327
165
303
327
728
331
532
39
.7
1.5
.7
1.1
.1
322
618
312
539
37
315
617
314
541
36
328
605
330
53 8
38
326
815
314
535
36
322
832
319
545
37
331
856
314
543
38
333
737
320
524
41
330
734
349
526
42
329
740
330
526
40
328
739
317
525
41
331
720
334
520
41
329
727
419
518
40
See footnotes on opposite page.
January
545
163
507
334
673.
C - 56 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 64 —
insurance agents and brokers
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/...
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia..
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Percentage
distribution
$90,976
104
160
618
9,012
.1
&21,660
£23,983
29
45
184
2,409
179
269
206
162
283
288
76
221
204
323
52
45
2,119
262
29
56
42
2,135
263
30
56
42
2,081
263
31
60
40
2,490
312
27
2.9
52
140
452
a
631
54
144
46 5
43
658
62
142
441
42
642
71
175
559
45
757
4.2
4.5
2.5
.3
2.4
938
981
528
50
502
943
1,023
542
50
528
932
966
54 8
50
518
1,024
1,159
642
85
605
43
115
14
43
417
46
117
46
.3
.9
.7
1.3
224
169
8,825
9.7
1,100
1.2
.2
.2
.1
.3
.7
2.1
.2
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi.
Missouri.
2,260
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
188
506
71
189
1,773
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
83
16,942
4,731
179
4,804
18.6
13
5.143
5.2
1,160
5.3
29
1,133
Oklahoma
Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
423
2,159
7,374
43 8
194
.5
2.4
South Dakota
Tennessee.
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
3,837
4,129
235
2,153
26
38
147
61
201
161
288
823
683
1,187
601
$22,646
25
38
138
2.142
156
155
1.2
1,917
171
2,688
$22,687
.2
.6
.1
.2
1.9
.1
.2
8.1
.5
.2
106
.1
847
2,194
.9
2.4
2,290
121
18
46
427
47
439
53
153
23
53
490
16
24
3,813
1,189
28
1,158
30
3,392
1,199
94
1,361
109
521
1,780
600
2,065
51
107
41
61
36
157
25
207
544
32
167
27
213
539
58
165
31
216
589
62
151
306
164
249
13
163
349
198
388
14
95
508
1,751
104
a
23
211
522
4,594
1,183
28
1,152
111
530
1,778
106
.2
650
.7
616
152
150
281
288
682
.7
1.3
.7
1,144
53
.3
12
1.1
61
16
188
1,224
October - December
259
1,064
239
July - September
248
60
195
156
293
.2
644
117
April - June
24
39
149
2,171
154
.7
9.9
.7
258
January - March
159
252
161
255
14
108
121
161
1/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ SeeTable A-l for State coverage provisions (minimim size-of-firm inclusion) and changes insuch provxsions duringthe year.
% Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-325a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 66 —
realestate,insurance,l o a n s ,lawoffices;anycombination
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/....
Delaware
District of Columbia...
New York
Rhode Island
Texas..
Utah
Percentage
distribution
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Number
275,569
100.0
269,102
267,913
272,572
275,965
283,245
281,077
280,574
281,403
279,421
275,189
271,565
268,806
1,134
283
699
21,744
1,325
.4
.1
•3
7.9
.5
1,065
258
700
21,240
1,158
1,061
270
699
21,220
1,159
1,120
287
830
21,473
1,178
1,187
298
719
22,225
1,287
1,182
287
724
22,201
1,474
1,193
292
713
22,586
1,534
1,141
295
606
22,574
1,489
1,117
285
611
22,544
1,471
1,132
284
651
21,838
1,370
1,107
282
722
21,173
1,274
1,166
269
719
21,139
1,306
1,139
285
699
20,722
1,200
1,273
549
9,794
3,043
2,177
.5
.2
3.6
1.1
.8
1,268
504
9,509
3,346
1,261
521
9,516
3,280
2,131
1,304
527
9,705
3,189
2,202
1,331
517
9,801
2,821
2,131
1,368
547
9,918
2,795
2,121
1,292
558
9,758
2,800
2,248
1,299
578
9,713
2,866
2,232
1,323
570
9,703
2,996
2,222
1,281
561
9,8a
2,988
2,219
1,225
563
10,344
2,964
2,238
1,192
566
9,974
3,127
2,093
1,128
578
9,748
3,338
2,196
547
319
27,022
2,654
1,292
.2
.1
9.8
1.0
.5
552
276
26,286
2,317
1,270
586
294
26,451
2,261
1,260
560
306
26,779
2,349
1,332
550
309
27,514
2,549
1,349
556
310
28,033
5,108
1,362
5a
316
27,851
2,625
1,327
534
309
27,905
2,502
1,325
526
367
27,590
2,482
1,302
534
324
26,762
2,539
1,290
528
338
26,566
2,404
1,256
525
344
26,436
2,391
1,211
568
333
26,089
2,325
1,217
794
1,186
1,767
371
4,366
.3
.4
.6
.1
1.6
760
1,084
1,685
343
3,750
766
1,107
1,699
333
3,8U
817
1,168
1,662
338
4,086
877
1,196
1,821
358
4,307
855
1,228
1,783
405
4,382
828
1,222
1,825
402
4,323
807
1,217
1,756
393
4,311
782
1,252
1,767
383
4,676
751
1,256
1,811
396
4,800
805
1,193
1,794
389
4,769
717
1,195
354
4,707
758
1,114
1,857
361
4,440
10,688
7,095
5,179
141
7,662
3.9
2.6
1.9
.1
2.8
9,652
6,978
4,810
148
7,223
9,631
6,828
4,855
122
7,147
9,709
6,921
5,002
146
7,428
10,828
7,021
5,308
136
7,898
11,086
7,279
5,473
136
7,989
10,928
7,168
5,433
139
7,958
10,900
6,902
5,389
196
7,793
10,887
7,193
5,331
165
7,762
10,985
7,216
5,352
144
7,694
11,440
7,245
5,098
124
7,762
11,140
7,158
5,070
119
7,727
11,076
7,231
5,023
114
7,562
519
860
141
200
5,884
.2
.3
.1
.1
2.1
477
837
130
181
5,159
472
844
132
168
5,288
498
879
137
158
5,566
548
877
165
193
5,866
544
881
153
6,174
550
830
142
230
6,a7
529
877
149
187
6,466
526
881
150
186
6,350
529
876
145
210
6,407
521
849
133
225
5,854
508
836
128
221
5,611
524
849
126
190
5,453
100,417
1,218
11,639
2,024
1,570
36.4
.4
4.2
.7
.6
100,683
1,165
11,101
1,932
1,527
99,493
1,167
11,127
1,940
1,552
100,854
1,221
11,364
2,052
1,556
99,052
1,215
11,773
2,024
1,527
100,995
1,261
12,159
2,037
1,584
101,040
1,359
12,221
2,186
1,553
101,830
1,302
11,670
2,110
1,632
102,045
1,345
12,347
2,059
1,584
101,675
1,287
12,234
2,029
1,701
100,258
1,091
11,409
2,022
1,593
98,947
1,101
11,232
1,952
1,539
98,133
1,100
11,029
1,946
1,493
20,507
1,234
259
1,602
4,732
7.4
.5
.1
.6
1.7
20,710
1,237
222
1,553
5,060
20,710
1,250
201
1,561
4,744
20,710
1,272
210
1,610
4,840
20,773
1,255
244
1,592
4,772
20,814
1,287
270
1,577
4,790
20,752
1,263
281
1,610
4,846
20,814
1,246
287
1,641
4,694
20,661
1,220
309
M50
4,709
20,550
1,192
282
1,637
4,646
20,065
1,186
256
1,627
4,602
19,787
1,224
279
1,598
4,527
19,744
1,181
261
1,570
4,556
880
2,439
3,063
639
2,214
.3
.9
1.1
.2
.8
718
2,045
3,004
601
2,136
752
2,157
2,919
607
2,187
819
2,204
3,043
628
2,181
873
2,492
3,085
661
2,280
874
2,517
3,113
654
2,312
868
2,499
3,123
722
2,288
998
2,587
3,175
674
2,190
978
2,615
3,176
652
2,161
947
2,630
3,089
635
2,237
900
2,628
3,023
635
2,223
914
2,508
3,016
594
2,194
923
2,390
2,995
610
2,177
See footnotes on o p p o s i t e p a g e .
250
1,7a
C-67b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 79 —amusementandrecreationandrelatedservices,notelsewhereclassified
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
Total, 51 States 1/
Illinois
West Virginia
1/
2/
^J
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
100.0
$75,255
$78,840
$78,491
$81,874
968
273
517
27,626
1,292
.3
.1
.2
8.8
.4
232
64
126
6,657
294
240
69
129
6,962
350
239
70
122
6,894
340
257
70
140
7,113
308
1,494
610
9,080
3,138
2,009
.5
.2
2.9
1.0
.6
355
127
2,133
837
478
374
139
2,250
745
501
383
140
2,202
711
517
382
204
2,495
845
513
454
281
33,896
2,587
1,304
.1
.1
10.8
.8
.4
113
61
8,000
578
312
114
67
8,637
678
333
107
70
8,518
645
333
120
83
8,741
686
326
646
1,212
1,794
398
4,652
.2
.4
.6
.1
1.5
157
268
391
86
993
166
304
454
101
1,158
156
318
434
102
1,181
167
322
515
109
1,320
13,023
8,723
5,571
113
7,847
4.1
2.8
1.8
(3)
2.5
2,794
2,028
1,261
29
1,780
3,257
2,184
1,396
28
1,948
3,320
2,140
1,428
29
1,976
3,652
2,371
1,486
27
2,143
499
841
128
201
7,296
.2
.3
(3)
.1
2.3
112
196
29
40
1,603
127
205
36
56
1,900
127
205
34
59
1,935
133
235
29
46
1,858
115,511
1,071
13,832
1,890
1,867
36.7
.3
4.4
.6
.6
28,982
248
3,228
456
452
29,053
270
3,534
479
451
28,645
276
3,572
481
495
28,831
277
3,498
474
469
23,096
1,381
282
1,418
4,793
7.4
.4
.1
.5
1.5
5,404
307
58
330
1,214
5,488
340
69
348
1,194
5,533
348
78
360
1,173
6,671
386
77
380
1,212
835
2,549
3,647
765
2,667
.3
.8
1.2
.2
.9
177
525
881
181
601
201
624
929
195
669
233
673
914
196
674
224
727
923
193
723
$314,460
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wapes in excess of ^ j O O O from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C- 58 a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 66 —
real estate, insurance, loans, law offices; any combination
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States l/...
Colorado
Delaware
District of Columbia..
Florida*••••...••••••»
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
North Dakota
Ohio
Utah
Number
Percentage
distribution
31,561
100.0
30,437
329
163
316
4,029
297
1.0
.5
1.0
12.8
.9
706
52
415
394
576
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
30,493
30,870
29,979
31,876
31,760
33,070
32,989
32,886
31,535
31,331
31,534
316
156
312
3,985
271
319
164
327
3,988
268
336
163
322
4,037
291
304
153
304
4,053
309
313
155
301
4,241
312
338
174
309
4,058
314
321
167
319
4,088
303
332
167
328
4,072
292
355
169
316
4,042
302
353
162
310
3,932
289
335
157
327
3,875
299
323
167
318
3,975
310
2.2
.2
1.3
1.2
1.8
702
52
392
355
536
692
52
404
360
544
690
53
488
352
560
693
54
390
405
583
705
52
411
430
565
721
56
340
469
586
728
55
385
446
607
731
53
437
387
590
708
55
413
389
575
702
50
328
386
569
707
50
442
391
592
699
49
550
361
605
100
178
2,058
479
189
.3
.6
6.5
1.5
.6
99
169
2,042
472
174
102
160
2,024
475
176
102
162
2,075
511
177
101
165
2,043
485
177
100
165
2,021
493
181
103
171
2,037
490
192
103
182
2,140
483
191
101
177
2,115
480
209
100
199
2,072
476
205
97
199
2,056
471
195
98
196
2,036
462
204
98
194
2,038
454
186
143
172
51
125
595
.5
.5
.2
.4
1.9
142
164
68
119
573
141
164
46
120
568
148
171
50
126
55 8
143
187
50
123
598
142
188
55
128
610
143
188
53
132
626
149
164
52
126
602
153
159
51
129
584
141
171
53
136
586
143
173
44
119
618
137
175
44
118
618
139
164
48
121
603
986
1,442
38
490
188
3.1
4.6
.1
1.6
.6
941
1,381
36
473
179
955
1,368
38
471
178
965
1,410
40
487
179
951
1,405
34
495
176
997
1,465
34
510
182
997
1,460
37
523
187
1,017
1,473
35
486
198
1,010
1,471
34
485
195
1,011
1,463
31
487
199
992
1,474
49
493
195
992
1,473
41
481
191
1,004
1,464
45
482
193
360
35
21
1,533
179
1.1
.1
.1
4.9
.6
345
33
21
1,515
104
352
29
21
1,516
109
359
30
1,544
117
355
38
21
1,509
122
360
37
21
1,534
123
370
38
20
1,530
124
362
34
20
1,565
221
371
37
20
1,568
241
360
32
20
1,556
226
357
37
21
1,503
285
368
37
22
1,506
258
359
38
21
1,548
221
5,745
127
23
1,019
262
18.2
.4
.1
3.2
.8
5,250
127
22
1,011
291
5,303
120
22
1,006
289
5,232
137
23
1,014
290
4,324
156
24
1,024
250
5,789
137
24
1,029
279
5,785
127
23
1,031
271
6,801
130
25
1,019
268
6,782
121
24
1,024
25 8
6,774
134
24
1,027
250
5,726
118
23
1,020
237
5,591
105
24
1,018
245
5,584
117
24
1,002
221
405
4,548
175
48
27
1.3
14.4
.6
.2
.r
419
4,522
173
49
21
414
4,522
174
38
21
392
4,522
171
39
21
415
4,536
180
39
21
436
4,545
179
44
27
431
4,531
177
40
27
407
4,545
178
55
34
392
4,548
179
57
29
389
4,520
181
59
27
387
4,596
176
58
39
384
4,582
168
51
25
390
4,608
169
50
27
255
602
232
335
560
.8
1.9
.7
1.1
1.8
239
601
224
313
526
245
584
221
320
550
240
582
224
375
536
250
583
220
402
556
256
595
216
368
552
259
617
209
323
554
271
620
250
312
572
274
613
245
314
571
265
657
241
332
594
255
598
244
326
570
255
577
244
303
573
252
592
239
332
566
459
72
1.5
.2
425
67
442
70
459
68
466
75
469
68
466
73
461
71
465
81
462
76
460
71
454
72
481
72
See footnotes on opposite page.
January February
a
C-328b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
4*.
i-*
35
to
CO
Major industry group 66 —
real estate, insurance, loans, law offices: any combination
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
Amount
Percentage
distribution
$48,636
100.0
$11,372
$11,956
$12,057
$13,251
559
299
425
5,930
569
1.1
.6
.9
12.2
1.2
128
63
103
1,410
125
126
74
102
1,495
141
135
70
102
1,454
143
170
92
118
1,571
160
1,331
72
953
618
1,085
2.7
.1
2.0
1.3
2.2
311
15
196
140
241
331
16
206
157
261
336
18
203
150
257
353
23
348
171
326
130
170
3,486
823
319
.3
.3
7.2
1.7
.7
31
39
793
179
75
31
40
870
199
82
31
43
859
193
83
37
48
964
252
79
252
200
122
196
829
.5
.4
.2
.4
1.7
62
kk
24
50
174
62
52
18
46
222
61
48
18
50
212
67
56
62
50
221
1,838
2,038
77
858
250
3.8
4.2
.2
1.8
.5
421
458
17
197
59
432
501
16
206
60
435
498
15
200
63
550
581
29
255
68
582
40
25
2,412
253
1.2
.1
(3)
5.0
.5
137
9
6
564
53
147
10
6
585
51
143
10
7
585
73
155
11
6
678
76
North Dakota
8,820
179
34
1,608
467
18.1
.4
.1
3.3
1.0
2,183
44
8
382
113
2,262
45
8
408
106
2,405
44
9
389
105
1,970
46
9
429
143
Rhode Island
668
5,604
335
82
45
1.4
11.5
.7
.2
.1
151
1,341
71
17
10
159
1,362
75
18
11
161
1,341
79
20
12
197
1,560
110
27
12
452
758
357
463
1,081
.9
1.6
.7
.9
2.2
97
181
77
107
253
102
184
82
114
250
106
202
88
110
261
147
191
HO
132
317
769
95
1.6
.2
181
21
187
22
187
26
214
26
Total, 51 States 1/
California
Connecticut
Delaware
.
District of Columbia..
Illinois
Mississippi..
New Mexico
New York y
South Dakota
Virginia
1/
2/
2/
y
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0,1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
v^
VJ1
C-59Q
3mployment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Kajor industry group 67 — holding companies (except real estate holding companies)
State 2/
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
January
November December
95,590
95,843
94,313
94,845
67
94
430
15,307
737
66
98
443
15,208
730
66
101
423
15,664
717
63
93
423
15,992
713
64
95
435
16,104
720
60
106
448
16,125
624
61
99
440
16,377
653
62
98
443
16,096
652
57
106
314
16,166
617
58
104
309
16,052
608
63
115
305
16,038
621.
367
4,813
89
326
540
376
4,867
93
320
544
372
4,886
88
311
542
366
4,965
122
315
550
369
4,995
117
320
545
379
5,030
120
320
554
386
5,055
93
343
563
380
5,031
91
331
571
382
5,112
95
385
553
396
5,338
113
374
557
396
5,393
113
360
554
417
5,506
119
381
553
.1
.1
.2
.3
2.9
116
66
183
276
2,283
127
65
187
277
2,201
140
65
183
277
2,560
134
65
187
266
3,194
137
66
184
265
2,786
141
57
185
270
2,564
135
45
189
301
2,560
138
45
187
306
2,726
144
45
181
303
3,469
140
46
180
310
3,446
158
45
178
320
2,538
159
45
179
360
3,446
67
636
3,129
615
507
.1
.6
3.2
.6
.5
69
603
2,743
585
494
71
601
2,762
628
488
68
591
2,836
638
496
69
595
2,666
578
488
70
611
2,671
594
488
70
616
2,721
610
520
67
752
3,170
612
524
65
671
3,221
615
527
69
670
3,225
628
523
61
663
3,893
629
512
64
636
3,862
632
514
67
622
3,775
630
507
130
617
314
302
49,063
.1
.6
.3
.3
50.3
112
482
295
331
58,248
113
578
287
327
61,484
111
612
293
330
59,305
51
647
319
306
46,717
51
607
309
308
47,026
55
578
299
293
46,888
265
622
313
308
45,808
290
637
327
324
45,377
293
646
325
221
45,198
76
674
319
293
44,852
72
662
337
285
44,190
72
662
339
296
43,657
672
3,775
68
3,459
94
.7
3.9
.1
3.5
.1
639
2,983
54
3,405
94
647
3,037
62
3,405
94
657
3,072
64
3,405'
94
668
3,112
69
3,387
94
684
3,171
74
3,401
94
647
4,411
75
3,426
93
681
4,261
78
3,453
93
690
4,304
77
3,515
94
694
4,331
76
3,535
92
652
4,240
63
3,496
94
664
4,208
65
3,530
95
746
4,172
62
3,555
97
394
4,668
1,324
273
306
64
.4
4.8
1.4
.3
.3
.1
388
4,505
1,205
257
293
73
403
4,661
1,215
273
296
73
402
4,610
1,255
281
290
72
388
4,689
1,230
302
295
61
390
4,629
1,285
400
304
61
397
5,232
1,297
247
300
63
386
4,604
1,254
241
306
63
401
4,617
1,272
249
321
63
398
4,637
1,308
244
313
63
398
4,545
1,501
257
316
61
393
4,671
1,517
262
321
60
388
4,617
1,546
266
318
59
.1
.1
.4
16.3
.7
69
107
426
15,316
720
382
5,083
104
340
552
.4
5.2
.1
.3
.6
139
54
184
294
2,815
See footnotes on opposite page.
August September October
95,176
63
101
403
15,870
676
Texas
Utah
July
94,976
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
June
95,957
103,645
North Carolina
Ohio
May
94,378
100.0
Louisiana
April
93,950
97,623
Indiana
March
107,288 105,533
Total, 51 States 1/
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
February
C-59 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 67 — holding companies (except real estate holding companies)
(In thousands of dollars)
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
New York y
Ohio
Oregon
Rhode Island
Texas
West Virginia
1/
2/
jJ
\J
Amount
Total 1939
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
$229,456
100.0
167,989
$56,361
$52,308
$52,798
266
361
858
43,065
1,867
.1
.2
.4
18.8
.8
68
89
200
10,221
493
68
84
202
10,741
491
64
91
209
11,004
428
66
97
247
11,099
455
1,129
15,640
285
1,102
1,655
.5
6.8
.1
.5
.7
266
3,516
54
329
388
257
3,774
85
217
393
259
3,761
52
217
413
347
4,589
94
339
461
339
99
491
708
5,518
.2
(3)
.2
.3
2.4
80
19
123
144
1,290
86
19
121
145
1,296
82
16
122
148
1,433
91
45
125
271
1,499
207
1,542
8,951
1,695
1,249
.1
.7
3.9
.7
.5
44
369
1,898
409
310
41
365
2,117
417
303
42
410
2,183
426
313
80
398
2,753
443
323
182
1,710
1,365
1,095
99,217
.1
.8
.6
.5
43.2
50
370
326
255
37,593
21
403
332
289
24,679
79
388
338
246
19,783
32
549
369
305
17,162
1,656
9,179
180
9,206
326
.7
4.0
.1
4.0
.1
337
1,870
42
2,289
79
359
2,139
46
2,257
82
386
2,500
46
2,305
81
574
2,670
46
2,355
84
989
12,498
3,429
511
588
103
.4
5.5
1.5
.2
.3
.1
224
3,095
812
125
141
27
237
3,131
822
127
142
25
238
3,084
819
119
151
26
290
3,188
976
140
154
25
States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
00
C-60a
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Industry division —
service 1/
Average monthly employment
State 2/
Total, 51 States.......
California
Delaware*.
District of Columbia...
West Virginia
Number
Percentage
distribution
1,723,240
100.0
13,224
420
6,983
14,140
174,729
.8
(3)
.4
.8
10.1
12,319
321
7,472
13,562
172,275
12,710
327
7,674
14,004
173,877
12,550
382
7,585
14,646
172,055
13,179
377
7,126
14,471
177,086
13,379
390
6,820
14,471
184,165
13,493
489
6,638
14,324
188,722
13,309
522
6,382
14,237
179,598
13,528
494
6,596
14,170
178,731
13,745
555
6,635
14,260
175,876
13,402
411
6,662
13,962
165,089
13,521
397
6,961
13,810
164,073
13,557
370
7,244
13,768
165,197
13,250
20,850
4,126
30,728
26,896
.8
1.2
.2
1.8
1.6
12,365
20,301
3,717
31,267
34,681
12,426
20,201
3,820
31,a6
36,231
12,785
20,407
3,915
32,855
34,185
12,928
20,967
4,105
32,360
28,753
13,710
21,516
4,263
31,381
22,504
14,183
21,342
4,846
31,320
21,929
14,276
20,254
4,386
29,764
13,382
21,8a
14,385
20,338
4,271
28,644
21,856
4,304
29,939
21,772
12,942
21,716
3,981
30,194
22,139
12,748
21,073
3,953
29,209
24,693
12,868
20,670
3,952
30,383
32,170
20,301
6,2U
6,492
134,538
26,817
1.2
.4
.4
7.8
1.6
18,546
6,134
6,035
130,308
25,355
19,142
6,253
6,039
130,154
25,664
20,296
6,308
6,057
132,211
26,834
20,807
6,327
6,221
134,965
26,966
20,437
6,186
6,541
137,444
28,ia
20,865
6,332
7,058
137,313
27,668
20,463
6,385
6,445
136,302
26,220
20,650
6,242
7,934
136,233
26,673
21,308
6,235
6,539
138,910
27,949
20,098
6,138
6,292
135,951
26,946
20,419
6,133
6,232
133,026
26,749
20,578
6,219
6,516
131,640
26,640
17,884
9,553
15,237
23,957
5,974
1.0
.6
.9
1.4
.4
17,729
9,278
14,345
22,772
5,061
17,815
9,369
14,234
22,842
5,000
18,182
9,425
14,631
23,759
5,091
18,225
9,930
15,995
24,290
5,568
18,747
10,038
15,986
23,928
6,230
17,895
9,325
15,574
24,767
6,857
17,173
9,115
15,483
24,526
7,351
17,347
9,148
15,364
24,451
7,333
18,246
9,723
15,675
24,705
7,035
17,912
9,950
15,269
23,998
5,639
17,834
9,654
15,131
23,621
5,296
17,497
9,676
15,157
23,824
25,391
63,243
54,160
42,705
6,515
1.5
3.7
3.1
2.5
.4
23,788
59,406
51,722
40,754
6,200
24,135
59,434
52,235
40,436
6,285
24,392
60,257
53,059
a,389
6,6a
26,215
63,558
55,050
43,145
6,292
27,414
65,095
55,485
44,771
6,473
26,624
65,977
55,124
45,191
6,514
24,939
64,120
54,121
43,526
6,710
25,140
63,538
54,575
43,554
6,779
26,689
65,212
56,252
44,283
6,565
25,470
64,758
54,613
42,195
6,515
25,238
64,429
53,444
41,714
6,533
24,653
63,136
54,240
41,507
6,676
43,817
7,519
9,745
3,099
5,839
2.5
.4
.6
.2
42,658
6,983
9,262
2,828
4,457
a,906
44,229
7,457
9,905
3,012
4,430
44,911
7,697
10,299
3,096
5,421
43,856
8,125
9,878
7,291
44,170
7,965
9,455
3,231
9,161
43,872
8,054
9,494
3,293
8,717
44,968
7,810
9,808
3,584
7,976
44,842
7,473
10,118
3,088
5,337
43,636
7,284
9,924
3,048
4,258
43,787
6,876
9,U5
2,785
4,454
42,968
7,062
9,652
2,878
4,258
56,780
4,827
338,611
17,521
2,096
3.3
51,899
3,852
318,917
16,434
2,031
50,866
3,845
314,553
16,688
2,019
52,928
3,974
323,574
17,379
2,084
57,172
4,031
321,658
17,649
2,111
57,879
4,018
350,804
17,696
2,069
60,485
4,452
352,370
18,167
2,163
61,046
6,162
364,356
17,688
2,126
61,046
5,713
360,439
18,052
2,061
61,260
5,921
362,911
18,173
56,061
5,415
336,457
17,068
2,172
54,893
5,254
329,627
17,303
1,970
55,822
5,287
327,664
17,954
2,155
96,054
14,626
13,913
157,046
8,970
91,372
14,670
14,232
156,311
8,742
91,108
14,532
16,242
156,149
9,583
92,714
14,658
14,498
159,873
9,939
91,159
14,428
15,279
161,219
9,407
90,266
14,457
14,751
160,122
9,336
89,845
14,206
15,090
159,957
8,520
.3
.3
19.7
1.0
.1
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September October
Novenib er December
1,657,787 1,658,663 1,691,322 1,718,776 1,771,110 1,784,734 1,762,468 1,760,109 1,779,428 1,711,037 1,689,024 1,694,403
3,2a
21,ao
2,190
5,221
7,4a
9,729
3,100
4,306
91,218
14,327
14,204
157,395
9,107
5.3
.8
.8
9.1
.5
86,958
13,786
12,845
155,a7
8,519
87,065
13,645
12,999
155,096
8,520
89,565
14,154
12,977
154,936
8,525
93,009
14,209
13,621
155,110
9,529
95,502
14,559
13,994
157,505
9,696
7,323
2,345
19,414
54,602
7,217
.4
.1
1.1
3.2
.4
7,219
2,277
18,a9
52,656
5,624
7,a9
2,262
18,421
52,769
5,638
7,717
2,304
18,943
54,836
5,836
7,881
2,379
19,978
54,728
5,998
7,516
2,372
20,196
56,011
6,500
7,501
2,467
20,202
56,461
6,891
7,390
2,403
19,262
55,652
8,736
7,163
2,408
19,275
55,106
8,728
7,227
2,444
19,687
55,194
8,351
6,965
2,365
19,635
54,128
7,689
6,987
2,251
19,468
53,692
8,471
6,897
2,209
19,488
53,992
8,143
2,266
20,751
22,324
9,916
33,121
3,502
.1
1.2
1.3
.6
1.9
.2
1,964
18,779
21,229
9,642
1,963
18,881
21,040
9,654
35,053
3,108
1,928
19,638
21,431
10,154
38,524
3,200
2,023
21,012
22,368
9,414
37,702
3,255
2,289
21,597
22,044
10,137
38,a3
3,374
2,652
21,867
22,356
10,516
39,098
3,716
2,654
21,775
23,196
9,795
29,579
3,891
2,720
21,850
23,327
9,747
29,564
3,892
2,582
21,830
24,026
10,327
30,326
3,947
2,332
21,364
22,378
9,878
28,947
3,591
2,046
20,531
22,112
9,720
28,239
3,487
2,032
19,891
22,380
10,003
27,763
34,2 a
3,178
3,383
G-60 b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, and by quarters, 1939
Industry division —
service 1/
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Amount
District of Columbia
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Wyoming ...
........ ....
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
100.0
$482,388
$511,759
$509,863
$506,685
10,458
537
6,815
9,843
315,208
(3)
.3
.5
15.7
2,332
101
1,835
2,451
75,428
2,507
126
1,635
2,510
81,040
2,612
165
1,581
2,464
80,364
3,007
145
1,764
2,418
78,376
12,187
24,658
4,486
40,597
24,426
.6
1.2
.2
2.0
1.2
2,819
5,642
979
10,024
8,113
3,058
6,182
1,201
10,445
5,495
3,243
6,224
1,161
9,690
4,891
3,067
6,610
1,145
10,438
5,927
16,674
6,186
4,993
184,816
25,827
.8
.3
.2
9.2
1.3
3,809
1,513
1,112
43,109
5,948
4,173
1,535
1,273
46,279
6,512
4,253
1,546
1,368
46,273
6,450
4,439
1,592
1,240
49,155
6,917
15,222
7,486
13,572
22,010
5,250
.8
.4
.7
1.1
.3
3,866
1,905
3,501
5,535
1,271
3,789
1,831
3,511
5,524
1,631
4,000
1,959
3,547
5,725
1,285
26,072
73,897
68,159
43,680
4,309
1.3
3.7
3.4
2.2
.2
6,051
16,381
15,543
9,991
987
6,664
18,829
17,333
10,927
1,048
6,648
18,837
17,153
11,210
1,105
6,709
19,850
18,130
11,552
1,169
44,262
6,767
8,402
3,856
5,109
2.2
.3
.4
.2
.2
10,433
1,518
1,967
821
825
11,182
1,676
2,156
921
1,083
10,935
1,805
2,088
1,069
2,086
11,712
1,768
2,191
1,045
1,115
63,847
3,741
436,820
13,495
•>,994
3.2
.2
21.7
.7
.1
14,301
753
112,583
3,081
463
16,080
823
113,852
3,370
487
17,185
1,113
111,659
3,439
500
16,281
1,052
98,726
3,605
544
IOC 201
1^,904
15,994
148,061
9,775
5.0
.6
.8
7.4
.5
22,966
3,067
3,498
35,877
2,146
25,651
3,256
3,946
36,852
2,449
25,277
3,236
4,300
36,233
2,620
26,307
3,345
4,250
39,099
2,560
5,122
1,894
15,696
49,726
6,713
.2
.1
.8
2.5
.3
1,215
440
3,658
11,807
1,323
1,286
482
3,920
12,481
1,517
1,278
479
3,997
12,579
1,968
1,343
493
4,121
12,859
1,905
1,767
17,482
23,462
9,779
33,641
2,817
.1
.9
1.2
.5
1.7
.1
351
3,847
5,473
2,250
8,279
618
433
4,448
5,830
2,432
9,602
694
538
4,533
6,116
2,460
8,067
779
445
4,654
6,043
2,637
7,693
726
$2,010,695
California
Percentage
distribution
3 567
1,791
3,013
5,226
1,063
1/ Includes major industry groups 70, 72, 73, 74, 76, 78-83, 86, 90, and 94.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
Less than 0.1 percent.
y
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
G-61 q
Employment of covered workers, by States, and by months, 1939
Jajor industry group 70 — hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
Average monthly enroloyment
State 1/
Total, 51 States
California
Delaware
District of Columbia....
Florida
Hawaii
Maine••••••••••.....••••
Ohio
Percentage
distribution
January
February
March
April
May
Number
354,375
100.0
350,713
349,225
351,373
349,496
359,063
365,600
2,610
180
2,335
3,065
28,406
.7
.1
.7
.9
8.0
2,643
142
2,804
3,099
27,437
2,633
155
2,909
3,306
28,076
2,709
205
2,852
3,445
28,491
2,678
167
2,393
3,296
28,114
2,642
167
2,131
3,109
29,434
2,611
178
2,200
2,903
29,806
3,470
3,099
426
6,023
9,688
1.0
.9
.1
1.7
2.7
3,119
2,896
396
6,259
15,798
3,274
2,891
378
6,641
16,806
3,355
2,909
399
7,455
15,489
3,314
3,006
383
7,061
10,475
3,559
3,254
452
6,171
5,928
4,755
1,579
1,400
28,371
6,329
1.3
.4
.4
8.0
1.8
4,682
1,536
1,304
28,704
6,027
4,849
1,609
1,384
28,091
6,125
5,101
1,582
1,310
28,237
6,384
5,121
1,584
1,404
27,755
6,565
4,937
2,795
3,723
4,223
2,342
1.4
.8
1.1
1.2
.7
5,094
2,927
3,636
4,590
1,817
5,079
3,019
3,617
4,161
1,746
5,157
2,978
3,645
4,525
1,812
3,452
11,302
10,364
8,663
2,225
1.0
3.2
2.9
2.4
.6
3,667
10,357
10,143
8,273
2,138
3,620
10,597
10,263
8,187
2,273
9,847
1,922
3,093
931
2,327
2.8
.5
.9
.3
.7
9,844
1,627
3,043
819
1,315
11,077
1,810
72,618
3,823
881
3.1
.5
20.5
1.1
.3
16,719
3,558
2,949
22,329
1,119
August
September
October
November
December
372,933
372,878
367,449
339,955
333,288
340,533
2,555
236
1,947
2,833
30,772
2,555
240
1,942
2,771
30,540
2,574
238
1,965
2,871
28,355
2,564
145
2,077
3,101
26,721
2,584
145
2,321
3,033
26,089
2,568
137
2,476
3,016
27,042
4,012
3,271
490
6,009
5,557
4,026
3,204
485
5,404
5,722
4,140
3,229
486
5,299
5,801
3,303
3,172
480
5,548
5,657
3,241
3,287
385
5,706
6,693
3,138
3,081
399
5,302
8,537
3,157
2,992
384
5,419
13,799
4,703
1,552
1,489
28,011
6,880
4,622
1,617
1,447
27,823
6,661
4,391
1,688
1,347
27,557
5,935
4,318
1,611
1,349
27,903
5,997
5,203
1,504
1,472
29,053
6,531
4,540
1,564
1,437
29,228
6,488
4,661
1,551
1,380
28,845
6,355
4,870
1,555
1,483
29,249
6,002
5,016
3,004
3,886
4,360
2,055
5,239
3,002
4,040
3,989
2,551
4,775
2,423
3,654
4,215
3,026
4,391
2,360
3,624
3,989
3,206
4,436
2,361
3,559
4,102
3,218
5,023
2,862
3,994
4,101
3,186
5,036
2,920
3,704
4,245
2,026
5,064
2,852
3,692
4,091
1.756
4,928
2,825
3,624
4,310
1,704
3,599
10,426
10,222
8,123
2,418
3,586
10,811
10,359
8,386
2,189
3,594
11,705
10,539
8,910
2,317
3,892
12,282
10,916
9,482
2,294
3,135
11,973
10,537
9,433
2,263
3,067
12,165
10,579
9,422
2,344
3,144
12,111
10,459
9,309
2,080
3,445
11,412
10,241
8,322
2,106
3,299
11,104
10,038
8,059
2,073
3,380
10,683
10,069
8,047
2,206
9,630
1,599
3,129
808
1,265
9,845
1,658
3,226
847
1,232
9,973
1,804
3,184
893
1,227
10,165
2,038
3,305
942
1,867
9,705
2,406
2,885
1,055
3,450
9,730
2,281
2,815
988
4,553
9,577
2,233
2,825
996
4,682
9,992
1,938
3,123
1,005
4,007
10,100
1,897
3,221
974
1,968
9,796
1,790
3,217
935
1,158
9,808
1,787
3,139
914
1,202
9,971
1,485
69,055
3,707
849
9,045
1,498
66,458
3,704
860
9,414
1,544
65,509
3,995
863
11,124
1,542
66,319
3,973
892
11,102
1,518
74,545
3,841
896
12,564
1,903
77,828
3,988
930
13,163
2,199
88,583
3,705
915
13,245
2,198
87,635
3,798
865
12,584
2,377
83,059
3,813
909
9,750
1,885
64,934
3,819
944
9,807
1,758
63,724
3,695
741
11,160
1,810
63,765
3,839
907
4.7
1.0
.8
6.3
.3
17,018
3,659
2,818
23,255
1,124
17,173
3,620
2,837
23,255
1,112
16,844
3,636
2,812
23,032
1,076
17,082
3,593
2,836
23,055
1,143
17,319
3,559
2,813
23,522
1,157
17,658
3,515
2,710
22,587
1,112
16,539
3,408
2,849
22,275
1,066
16,710
3,441
2,907
22,230
1,081
16,323
3,558
2,984
21,911
1,112
16,180
3,641
3,322
21,659
1,128
15,999
3,689
3,263
20,578
1,158
15,784
3,372
3,235
20,587
1,158
1,775
762
4,887
14,336
1,539
.5
.2
1.4
4.0
.4
1,913
737
4,711
14,478
1,272
2,081
730
4,695
14,421
1,295
2,224
748
4,826
14,896
1,340
2,132
758
4,863
14,457
1,365
1,710
771
4,958
14,715
1,670
1,641
815
4,717
14,418
1,786
1,641
784
4,757
14,122
1,862
1,591
810
4,828
13,927
1,893
1,650
778
4,814
13,802
1,726
1,556
768
5,209
14,252
1,453
1,611
736
5,121
14,168
1,410
1,554
714
5,148
14,382
1,394
1,169
5,000
4,466
2,431
6,122
1,123
.3
1.4
1.3
.7
1.7
.3
983
4,325
4,358
2,136
5,7U
982
984
4,241
4,212
2,289
5,652
943
978
4,743
4,361
2,258
5,690
948
972
5,403
4,433
2,580
5,914
1,011
1,168
5,504
4,408
2,700
6,383
1,119
1,435
5,451
4,462
2,521
6,612
1,280
1,407
5,275
4,550
2,396
6,671
1,386
1,555
5,378
4,562
2,445
6,690
1,342
1,376
5,342
4,635
2,583
6,559
1,294
1,221
5,232
4,573
2,534
6,005
1,096
980
4,740
4,514
2,352
5,829
1,070
971
4,369
4,525
2,373
5,712
999
See footnotes on opposite page.
June
July
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 70 —
hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 1/
Amount
$295,459
Illinois
Maryland.
New York 2/
North Carolina
North Dakota.....
South Carolina
South Dakota
West Virginia
Percentage
distribution
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
100.0
$71,152
$73,194
$78,965
$72,148
343
52
534
401
7,122
1,351
227
2,076
1,664
29,502
.5
.1
.7
.6
10.0
343
47
626
464
7,031
337
52
466
420
7,360
328
76
450
379
7,989
2,563
2,992
317
5,715
7,414
.9
1.0
.1
1.9
2.5
579
680
71
1,445
3,302
645
757
79
1,508
1,343
745
798
90
1,331
1,036
594
757
77
1,431
1,733
2,600
1,511
959
27,618
4,650
.9
.5
.3
9.4
1.6
656
376
222
6,868
1,093
653
380
244
6,785
1,202
624
389
246
6,631
1,143
667
366
247
7,334
1,212
3,043
1,560
2,386
2,932
1,912
1.0
.5
.8
1.0
.7
754
409
577
740
344
755
399
581
739
463
711
362
591
703
683
823
390
637
750
422
2,388
10,015
8,492
6,881
1,206
.8
3.4
2.9
2.3
.4
582
2,240
2,029
1,586
289
615
2,528
2,115
1,723
304
576
2,669
2,211
1,876
308
615
2,578
2,137
1,696
305
7,318
1,467
2,034
934
1,954
2.5
.5
.7
.3
.7
1,795
293
500
205
236
1,852
366
509
239
356
1,800
450
484
259
1,063
1,871
358
541
231
299
8,289
1,219
68,552
2,287
661
2.8
.4
23.2
.8
.2
1,798
248
15,159
566
156
2,059
291
16,755
576
163
2,562
366
20,917
559
165
1,870
314
15,721
586
177
14,891
2,167
2,501
17,244
1,136
5.0
.7
.8
5.8
.4
3,641
560
597
4,562
268
3,855
552
613
4,472
280
3,690
516
643
4,208
303
3,705
539
648
4,002
285
942
519
2,675
9,518
1,289
.3
.2
.9
3.2
.4
262
126
634
2,391
259
240
131
664
2,379
319
206
134
665
2,337
396
234
128
712
2,411
315
854
3,462
3,869
1,893
5,038
772
.3
1.2
1.3
.6
1.7
.3
166
723
924
430
1,133
167
206
934
960
512
1,263
195
281
928
997
489
1,373
229
201
877
988
462
1,269
181
1/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
2/ Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer) j data for total wages earned in covered
employment not available.
C-335a
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Major industry group 60 —banksandtrustc o m p a n i e s2/
Average monthly employment
January February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October November December
State 2/
Number
Percentage
distribution
Total, 51 States %/...•
438,527
100.0
413,294
5,288
1,735
4,542
32,585
3,331
1.2
.4
1.0
7.4
.8
4,837
1,797
4,350
31,986
3,088
4,888
1,773
4,431
31,982
3,045
5,064
1,824
4,523
32,243
3,155
4,998
1,737
4,534
33,101
3,246
5,071
1,717
4,538
33,863
3,406
5,340
1,695
4,601
33,754
3,515
5,326
1,659
4,564
32,826
3,622
5,379
1,637
4,570
33,067
3,580
5,398
1,697
4,590
33,100
3,469
5,781
1,722
4,580
31,614
3,319
5,686
1,748
4,613
31,841
3,258
5,685
1,811
4,615
31,642
3,269
7,103
1,350
9,016
7,565
7,142
1.6
.3
2.1
1.7
1.6
6,793
1,230
9,110
7,986
6,351
6,779
1,235
8,889
8,340
6,581
6,898
1,254
9,012
8,150
6,924
6,980
1,332
9,000
7,551
6,908
7,210
1,370
9,255
7,024
7,108
7,441
1,430
9,472
7,062
7,511
7,282
1,437
9,424
6,843
7,411
7,220
1,428
9,189
6,744
7,434
7,207
1,409
8,381
6,940
7,447
7,208
1,354
8,780
7,446
7,331
7,160
1,353
8,782
7,847
7,408
7,056
1,365
8,893
8,851
7,291
1,168
1,713
36,274
7,909
3,989
.3
.4
8.3
1.8
.9
1,154
1,706
34,950
7,431
3,773
1,166
1,648
34,977
7,484
3,792
1,180
1,686
36,009
7,866
4,009
1,174
1,680
36,481
7,931
4,041
1,180
1,680
36,925
8,221
4,074
1,193
1,726
37,603
8,125
4,080
1,166
1,729
36,870
7,862
3,996
1,172
1,713
37,004
8,026
3,985
1,190
1,683
36,626
8,172
4,038
1,149
1,748
36,297
7,987
4,027
1,125
1,774
35,974
7,968
4,028
1,166
1,779
35,568
7,833
4,028
2,705
5,561
6,803
1,622
7,225
.6
1.3
1.6
.4
1.6
2,631
5,094
6,568
1,461
6,732
2,622
5,124
6,273
1,470
6,710
2,683
5,223
6,450
1,480
6,953
2,744
5,590
6,714
1,579
7,076
2,758
5,657
6,912
1,650
7,345
2,787
5,765
7,014
1,726
7,687
2,660
5,737
7,079
1,846
7,703
2,680
5,705
7,122
1,817
7,578
2,702
5,713
7,494
1,706
7,490
2,768
5,722
6,632
1,602
7,211
2,730
5,690
6,643
1,583
7,169
2,692
5,715
6,733
1,538
7,050
20,979
14,044
10,024
2,418
12,993
4.8
3.2
2.3
.6
3.0
20,101
13,250
9,370
2,306
12,646
19,943
13,169
9,290
2,184
12,628
20,223
13,562
9,884
2,336
12,900
20,954
14,021
10,452
2,264
12,935
21,411
14,406
10,664
2,326
13,194
21,873
14,522
10,801
2,435
13,265
21,752
14,566
10,084
2,582
13,248
21,307
14,379
9,994
2,573
13,124
21,212
14,354
10,128
2,569
13,272
21,263
14,141
9,954
2,485
13,142
21,121
14,105
9,877
2,470
12,570
20,589
14,056
9,786
2,486
12,994
1,693
2,595
654
1,588
20,057
.4
.6
.1
.4
4.6
1,587
2,445
605
1,375
18,686
1,573
2,485
591
1,364
18,631
1,645
2,586
623
1,442
19,194
1,710
2,566
657
1,549
19,747
1,711
2,639
663
1,579
20,290
1,768
2,651
682
1,724
21,179
1,687
2,665
695
1,828
21,299
1,721
2,626
707
1,8U
21,456
1,720
2,669
705
1,718
20,518
1,708
2,652
655
1,577
20,121
1,696
2,602
638
1,523
20,106
1,789
2,554
626
1,529
19,457
1,380
62,043
7,973
366
23,120
.3
14.1
1.8
.1
5.3
1,089
54,315
7,479
362
21,660
1,082
53,745
7,416
322
21,637
1,086
54,660
7,518
372
22,578
1,096
60,000
7,623
357
23,216
1,119
64,697
7,779
365
23,638
1,158
66,292
8,416
405
23,813
1,627
66,947
8,308
370
23,417
1,676
65,790
8,411
370
23,249
1,668
66,684
8,517
376
23,390
1,670
64,336
7,923
358
23,636
1,657
63,470
7,969
363
23,599
1,632
63,577
8,321
377
23,609
3,956
3,626
36,771
3,858
3,261
.9
.8
8.4
.9
.7
3,781
3,419
35,328
3,758
3,111
3,741
3,549
35,027
3,718
3,107
3,885
3,457
35,347
3,758
3,214
3,916
3,764
35,449
3,829
3,269
4,037
3,576
36,698
3,881
3,297
4,082
3,431
38,171
4,071
3,399
4,101
3,479
37,805
3,917
3,399
4,038
3,595
37,505
3,910
3,394
4,050
3,625
37,707
3,946
3,406
4,004
3,751
37,690
3,869
3,196
3,918
3,813
37,459
3,846
3,178
3,918
4,050
37,066
3,794
3,165
534
8,095
16,984
2,083
472
.1
1.8
3.9
.5
.1
513
7,609
16,362
1,756
420
507
7,614
16,393
1,750
414
521
7,803
16,839
1,868
346
540
8,325
16,766
1,882
469
537
8,509
17,244
1,890
490
548
8,924
17,624
1,910
523
553
8,141
17,542
2,346
538
548
8,078
17,436
2,366
531
557
8,165
17,349
2,380
520
535
8,063
16,935
2,257
478
531
7,949
16,769
2,303
470
518
7,960
16,550
2,285
469
7,587
5,231
2,620
5,820
975
1.7
1.2
.6
1.3
.2
7,087
4,962
2,512
5,376
916
7,108
5,005
2,515
5,453
898
7,242
5,004
2,706
5,644
917
7,371
5,076
2,374
5,829
927
7,504
5,076
2,359
5,993
937
7,828
5,177
2,838
6,147
1,004
8,029
8,056
5,479 - 5,539
2,594
2,597
6,048
6,041
1,080
1,074
7,930
5,490
2,734
5,938
1,050
7,719
5,384
2,675
5,888
981
7,617
5,324
2,667
5,753
966
7,549
5,260
2,872
5,727
952
Delaware.
District of Columbia,.•
Florida
Hawaii
Idaho
Maine
Mississippi
New lork
West Virginia...
,
See footnotes on opposite page.
412,144 421,823 433,430 445,585 456,298 453,296 451,083
450,909
443,434 440,813
440,201
C-67b
Wages earned in covered employment, by States, 1/ and by quarters, 1939
Major industry group 79 —amusementandrecreationandrelatedservices,notelsewhereclassified
(In thousands of dollars)
Total 1939
State 2/
Total, 51 States \J
Florida
Illinois
New York 2!
January - March
April - June
July - September
October - December
#95,599
$109,076
$109,397
$109,907
758
423
648
8,861
715
824
403
696
9,589
785
862
387
690
9,652
836
1,181
445
728
9,609
775
1.8
.3
2.1
1.3
1.1
1,659
251
2,143
1,544
993
1,906
286
2,334
1,263
1,129
2,013
299
2,243
1,136
1,198
1,980
296
2,354
1,452
1,218
867
1,486
41,108
7,301
3,600
.2
.3
9.7
1.7
.8
212
339
9,371
1,636
797
214
376
10,562
1,890
947
217
379
10,385
1,812
911
224
392
10,790
1,963
945
1,970
4,576
4,919
1,395
6,522
.5
1.1
1.2
.3
1.5
458
1,005
1,118
297
1,462
516
1,169
1,262
344
1,692
494
1,182
1,269
398
1,676
502
1,220
1,270
356
1,692
21,802
15,130
9,255
1,530
11,796
5.1
3.6
2.2
.4
2.8
4,866
3,303
2,081
337
2,766
5,641
3,990
2,441
372
3,029
5,700
3,826
2,360
408
2,937
5,595
4,011
2,373
413
3,064
1,666
2,348
730
1,299
21,660
.4
.5
.2
.3
5.1
369
546
158
261
4,789
424
613
184
326
5,513
425
596
206
381
5,809
448
593
182
331
5,549
1,043
68,643
5,490
325
23,135
.2
16.2
1.3
.1
5.5
199
15,011
1,220
74
5,177
220
18,319
1,354
83
6,026
316
18,319
1,451
81
5,824
308
16,994
1,465
87
6,108
3,030
4,066
33,340
3,643
2,053
.7
1.0
7.9
.9
.5
723
863
7,422
810
469
782
1,027
8,606
932
517
763
1,068
8,510
977
536
762
1,108
8,802
924
531
445
5,621
12,558
1,837
363
.1
1.3
3.0
.4
.1
99
1,310
2,901
383
71
114
1,396
3,191
425
95
115
1,454
3,248
507
106
117
1,461
3,218
522
91
5,820
5,539
2,344
6,211
828
1.4
1.3
.5
1.5
.2
1,284
1,290
564
1,359
183
1,465
1,381
560
1,621
209
1,518
1,426
608
1,622
225
1,553
1,442
612
1,609
211
Amount
Percentage
distribution
$423,979
100.0
3,625
1,658
2,762
37,711
3,111
.8
.4
.6
8.9
.7
7,558
1,132
9,074
5,395
4,538
i/ States in which the average monthly employment is less than 0.1 percent of the total are not shown.
2/ See Table A-l for State coverage provisions (minimum size-of-firm inclusion) and changes in such provisions during the year.
y
Represents taxable wages only (excluding individual employee annual wages in excess of $3,000 from one employer); data for total wages earned in
covered employment not available.
C-63o
Employment of covered workers, by States, 1/ and by months, 1939
Liajor industry group 73 — business services, not elsewhere classified
State 2/
Total, 51 States 1/
Delaware.......
District of Columbia....
Florida.
Average monthly employment
Percentage
Number
distribution
February
March
April
Lay
June
239,855
245,372
244,646
September
October
November
December
243,580 246,497
247,392
247,299
248,378
246,187
July
August
244,473
100.0
238,080
930
772
1,173
24,137
1,725
.4
.3
.5
9.9
.7
917
778
1,089
23,999
1,696
906
777
1,105
25,134
1,707
909
788
1,205
24,860
1,761
940
773
1,144
23,923
1,666
932
766
1,177
24,220
1,752
989
762
1,153
23,844
1,658
919
800
1,195
24,439
1,624
908
806
1,168
24,369
1,701
912
837
1,267
24,233
1,769
908
719
1,209
23,919
1,774
944
731
1,192
23,608
1,816
981
726
1,166
23,100
1,772
2,364
772
3,254
1,885
2,454
1.0
.3
1.3
.8
1.0
2,292
725
3,204
2,064
2,334
2,241
740
3,199
2,165
2,332
2,289
767
3,237
2,024
2,448
2,296
798
3,257
1,983
2,466
2,336
803
3,300
1,906
2,376
2,371
843
3,298
1,847
2,474
2,332
774
3,262
1,931
2,445
2,392
795
3,121
1,932
2,657
2,426
754
3,311
1,901
2,535
2,470
775
3,342
1,603
2,496
2,458
742
3,179
1,631
2,400
2,469
752
3,340
1,638
2,480
588
489
22,895
2,609
2,505
.2
.2
9.4
1.1
1.0
578
357
23,353
2,430
2,428
603
364
23,826
2,501
2,567
607
380
23,669
2,584
2,635
605
427
22,568
2,566
2,598
583
519
22,739
2,600
2,586
598
534
22,642
2,599
2,538
572
615
22,487
2,649
2,465
587
759
22,551
2,680
2,516
570
495
22,706
2,663
2,521
578
445
22,6a
596
428
22,701
2,719
2,384
580
546
22,862
2,671
2,330
903
1,143
2,225
381
2,521
.4
.5
.9
877
1,152
1,982
361
2,350
909
1,156
2,160
366
2,344
974
1,242
2,124
360
2,591
965
1,226
2,175
380
2,612
947
1,227
2,173
2,557
862
1,054
2,234
406
2,386
871
1,112
2,273
384
2,471
874
1,098
2,325
375
2,583
1,099
2,423
382
2,770
889
1,082
2,387
389
2,836
885
1,067
2,464
1.0
899
1,197
1,976
348
2,283
£,165
10,794
5,534
273
7,458
3.3
4.4
2.3
.1
3.1
7,951
10,470
5,197
260
7,059
7,920
11,027
5,382
265
7,005
7,997
11,352
5,488
273
7,258
8,372
5,530
271
7,145
8,357
11,068
5,877
283
7,332
8,242
10,874
5,676
293
7,250
8,128
10,239
5,510
284
7,469
8,130
10,709
5,496
285
7,462
8,128
11,085
5,445
284
7,733
8,145
10,494
5,633
261
7,882
8,335
10,209
5,632
255
8,086
8,269
11,057
5,543
260
7,809
625
1,172
215
6,784
295
.3
.5
.1
2.8
.1
538
1,095
210
6,067
271
558
1,088
203
6,120
268
554
1,100
214
6,420
274
605
1,253
214
6,875
290
619
1,216
217
6,778
299
630
1,213
212
7,121
296
654
1,154
213
7,181
300
802
1,184
212
7,227
319
645
1,166
226
7,248
318
655
1,182
221
629
1,195
224
298
616
1,223
217
6,744
295
70,208
787
188
14,544
1,525
28.7
.3
.1
5.9
68,769
759
173
14,496
1,483
69,408
788
177
14,397
1,488
69,898
820
184
14,877
1,595
66,769
764
185
14,763
1,547
70,647
794
185
14,943
1,571
70,307
800
195
14,830
1,579
70,179
802
191
14,139
1,479
69,853
816
196
13,735
1,530
71,357
778
212
14,111
1,508
71,936
761
. 190
14,569
1,463
72,307
768
180
15,033
1,491
71,067
797
189
14,636
1,561
2,321
18,714
804
514
286
.9
7.7
.3
1,948
18,194
2,002
18,194
822
501
289
1,983
18,101
779
518
290
2,193
18,175
798
501
292
2,195
18,304
780
540
300
2,234
18,452
765
522
280
4,200
18,800
772
518
281
2,486
18,772
793
517
290
2,3a
477
274
1,965
18,194
863
491
279
19,430
798
522
286
2,166
20,460
796
537
284
2,136
19,490
821
523
291
1,947
5,948
887
1,422
3,370
.8
2.4
•4
1,870
5,368
807
1,432
3,344
1,880
5,601
792
1,410
3,378
1,919
5,991
830
1,416
3,432
1,883
5,946
835
1,392
3,361
1,848
5,976
829
1,405
3,219
1,925
6,048
826
1,468
3,202
1,956
5,963
947
1,439
3,496
1,960
6,019
1,412
3,575
1,960
6,177
974
1,420
3,579
2,064
6,246
939
1,406
3,362
2,054
6,033
946
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