Table 84.—MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP OF EMPLOYED PERSONS, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR

STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950—Con.

Female, employed..
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Agriculture.
Forestry and fisheries.

Mining
Coal mining.
Crude petroleum and natural gas extraction.
Mining and quarrying, except fuel..

Construction

Manufacturing
Durable goods.

Logging.
Sawmills, planing mills, and mill work.
Miscellaneous wood products..
Furniture and fixtures.
Glass and glass products.
Stone and clay products.
Primary iron and steel industries.
Primary nonferrous industries.
Fabricated metal industries (incl. not spec. metal).
Machinery, except electrical.
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies.
Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment
Aircraft and parts.
Ship and boat building and repairing-,
Railroad and misc. transportation equipment.

All other durable goods.
Nondurable goods

Meat products.
Bakery products.
Other food industries.
Tobacco manufactures.
Knitting mills
Yarn, thread, and fabric mills.
Other textile mill products.
Apparel and other fabricated textile products.
Paper and allied products.
Printing, publishing, and allied industries.
Chemicals and allied products.
Petroleum and coal products.
Rubber products
Footwear, except rubber

Leather and leather products, except footwear.
Not specified manufacturing industries

Transport., communication, & other public utilities
Railroads and railway express service-
Street railways and bus lines.
Trucking service and warehousing -
Water transportation.
Air transportation.
All other transportation
Telecommunications.
Electric and gas utilities
Water supply, sanitary services, and other utilities

Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade...
Food and dairy products stores, and milk retailing
General merchandise and five and ten cent stores
Apparel and accessories stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores.-
Motor vehicles and accessories retailing -
Gasoline service stations.
Drug stores.
Eating and drinking places.
Hardware, farm implement, & bldg. material retailing-
All other retail trade.

Finance, insurance, and real estate
Banking and other finance.
Insurance and real estate..

Business and repair services
Business services
Automobile repair services and garages.
Miscellaneous repair services.

Personal services
Private households
Hotels and lodging places.
Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing services.
All other personal services.

Entertainment and recreation services

Professional and related services
Medical and other health services..
Educational services, government.
Educational services, private
Welfare, religious, and membership organizations.
Legal, engineering, and misc. professional services

Public administration
Postal service...
Federal public administration..
State and local public administration.

2
3

5 5

34 34 80

2
1

1 5 15 4

1,623

39 70 107

5 63 45 930 314 50

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Table 84.-MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP OF EMPLOYED PERSONS, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950-Con.

Table 84.—MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP OF EMPLOYED PERSONS, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR

STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950—Con.

TOLEDO
Female, employed..

Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Agriculture.
Forestry and fisheries.

Mining
Coal mining.
Crude petroleum and natural gas extraction..
Mining and quarrying, except fuel..

Construction

Maoufacturing
Durable goods.

Logging..
Sawmills, planing mills, and mill work..
Miscellaneous wood products...
Furniture and fixtures.
Glass and glass products..
Stone and clay products.
Primary iron and steel industries.
Primary nonferrous industries.
Fabricated metal industries (incl. not spec. metal).
Machinery, except electrical
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies..
Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment.
Aircraft and parts...
Ship and boat building and repairing -;
Railroad and misc. transportation equipment.

All other durable goods.
Nondurable goods..

Meat products.
Bakery products.
Other food industries.
Tobacco manufactures.
Knitting mills
Yarn, thread, and fabric mills.
Other textile mill products.
Apparel and other fabricated textile products.
Paper and allied products..
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products.
Petroleum and coal products.
Rubber products.
Footwear, except rubber

Leather and leather products, except footwear.
Not specified manufacturing industries

Transport., communication, & other public utilities
Railroads and railway express service-
Street railways and bus lines.
Trucking service and warehousing-
Water transportation..
Air transportation.
All other transportation.
Telecommunications.
Electric and gas utilities.
Water supply, sanitary services, and other utilities

Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade.
Food and dairy products stores, and milk retailing
General merchandise and five and ten cent stores
Apparel and accessories stores.
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores..
Motor vehicles and accessories retailing
Gasoline service stations.
Drug stores.
Eating and drinking places...
Hardware, farm implement, & bldg. material retailing-
All other retail trade

Finance, insurance, and real estate
Banking and other finance.
Insurance and real estate..

Business and repair services
Business services
Automobile repair services and garages.
Miscellaneous repair services.

Personal services
Private households.
Hotels and lodging places.
Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing services.
All other personal services. -

Entertainment and recreation services

Professional and related services
Medical and other health services..
Educational services, government.
Educational services, private.
Welfare, religious, and membership organizations..
Legal, engineering, and misc, professional services.

Public administration
Postal service
Federal public administration
State and local public administration..

10

4 16

2
1

6
5
4
1
1

3 1 4

1,617
245

73
213
16
23
27
748
244
28

53

5 10 14 3

1,292

185

37 169

6 16 16 667 176 20

19
5
3

...

1
1

17 18 1

1 1 13 4 2

51

14
6
E
7

163
22

7
54
4
5
2.
1
23
26

5
14

3,966

70 849 1,681 431 95 11

2,929

18 35 159 21 25

1,163

62 214 218 116 34 16 12

7. 312

9 163

11,987
1,181
1,555
2,993

932
354
211

40 372 3,115

215 1,019 1,843

761 1,082

2,918

821 357 682 164 153 175 14 28 107 156 261

591 154

65 122 153 32

1 12

2 18

1 31

18 13 61 34 20 5 1 1 17

1 15

271
23
40
495

40 2,604

3

554 424 70 60

37
31
6

376 304 45 27

33
12

5
16

25
12
5
8

31
28
3

2

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Table 84.—MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP OF EMPLOYED PERSONS, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR

STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950—Con.

YOUNGSTOWN
Male, employed
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Amculture.
Forestry and fisheries.

Mining.
Coel mining
Crude petroleum and natural gas extraction..
Ming and quarrying, except fuel.

Construction

Manufacturing
Durable goods

Lagring...
Sewulls, planing mills, and mill work.
Miscellaneous wood products..
Furniture and fixtures.
Glass and glass products..
Stone and clay products
Primary iron and steel industries
Primary nonferrous industries.
Fabricated metal industries (incl. not spec. metal).
Machinery, except electrical
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies.
Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment.
Aircraft and parts..
Ship and boat building and repairing -
Railroad and misc. transportation equipment.
Al other durable goods.
indirable goods.
Meat products.
Bakery products.
neber food industries
Tobacco manufactures
Katting mills
Hamn, thread, and fabric mills.
Other textile mill products.
Apparel and other fabricated textile products.
Paper and allied products..
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
bemicals and allied products.
Petroleum and coal products.
Rubber products
Footwear, except rubber
lather and leather products, except footwear.
of specified manufacturing industries

Transport, communication, & other public utilities
silroads and railway express service.
treet railways and bus lines.
ruebong service and warehousing -
ster transportation
ir transportation
il other transportation.
cier ammunications
lectric and gas utilities.
ster supply, sanitary services, and other utilities

Wholesale and retail trade bolesale trade od and dairy products stores, and milk retailing eneral merchandise and five and ten cent stores pparel and accessories stores unture, home furnishings, and equipment stores otor vehicles and accessories retailing solme service stations rug store. sting and drinking places.. utware, farm implement, & bldg. material retailing. other retail trade

Fisance, insurance, and real estate wing and other finance surance and real estate.

Besiness and repair services Dese services.... mobile repair services and garages. scellaneous repair services.

Personal services Evate bouseholds. telo and lodging places. undering, cleaning, and dyeing services other personal services.

Estertainment and recreation services

Professional and related services dacal and other health services. anal services, government. sinal services, private. dlare religous, and membership organizations zu egneering, and misc, professional services

Public administration al service Her puble administration de and local public administration.

312

58
10
10

2

1,236
785
45
116

235

9

11,912
6,299

668
2,079

32 80 278

539 1,318

619

1,231
825

27
199

7 18 27 36

18
1

3,486
2,144

92
87

5
22
25
383
595
133

3,924 1, 366

477 1,483

16

2 188

19 225 148

1,406
853

8
157

2 3 14

19 132 218

2

18 7 15 81 21

11
24
20

38

13

20, 194
4,025
3,852
1,061

840
1,277
1,583
1,360

360 2,095 1,652 2,087

86
15
15
5
6
14

1
193
18
19

6,116

832 1,385

337 323 299 448 600

33 838 383 638

4,743
1,028
988
254
333
455
580

6
69

18 466 546

259
119
97
17
36
35

6
12
19
91

3,525 1,056 909 59 11 148 68 644

6

9 227 388

263
329
66
10
16

73 23 14 21

4

19
1,167

21
57

55 87 33 17

9 122 103

323

49

88

216

Table 84.—MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP OF EMPLOYED PERSONS, BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, FOR THE STATE AND FOR

STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS OF 250,000 OR MORE: 1950_Con.

YOUNGSTOWN
Female, employed...

Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Agriculture...
Forestry and fisheries.

Mining-
Coal mining.
Crude petroleum and natural gas extraction..
Mining and quarrying, except fuel.

Construction

Manufacturing
Durable goods..

Logging..
Sawmills, planing mills, and mill work.
Miscellaneous wood products..
Furniture and fixtures
Glass and glass products.
Stone and clay products.
Primary iron and steel industries.
Primary nonferrous industries.
Fabricated metal industries (incl. not spec. metal)
Machinery, except electrical.
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies..
Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment.
Aircraft and parts...
Ship and boat building and repairing -
Railroad and misc. transportation equipment.

All other durable goods.
Nondurable goods.

Meat products.
Bakery products.
Other food industries.
Tobacco manufactures.
Knitting mills
Yarn, thread, and fabric mills.
Other textile mill products.
Apparel and other fabricated textile products.
Paper and allied products..
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products..
Petroleum and coal products.
Rubber products --
Footwear, except rubber.

Leather and leather products, except footwear.
Not specified manufacturing industries

Transports, communication, & other public utilities
Railroads and railway express service.
Street railways and bus lines.
Trucking service and warehousing -
Water transportation..
Air transportation.
All other transportation
Telecommunications
Electric and gas utilities.
Water supply, sanitary services, and other utilities..

Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade..
Food and dairy products stores, and milk retailing
General merchandise and five and ten cent stores
Apparel and accessories stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores.
Motor vehicles and accessories retailing -
Gasoline service stations.
Drug stores..
Eating and drinking places..
Hardware, farm implement, & bldg. material retailing-
All other retail trade

Finance, insurance, and real estate
Banking and other finance.
Insurance and real estate..

Business and repair services
Business services.
Automobile repair services and garages.
Miscellaneous repair services.

Personal services
Private households..
Hotels and lodging places...
Laundering, cleaning, and dyeing services.
All other personal services..

Entertainment and recreation services

Professional and related services
Medical and other health services.
Educational services, government.
Educational services, private.
Welfare, religious, and membership organizations.
Legal, engineering, and misc. professional services...

Public administration
Postal service...
Federal public administration.
State and local public administration..

1,640
215

70
156

2 16 26 817 294 44

6

8

1, 375
174

55
127

1 12

13 762 192

39

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4

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