1954 CENSUS OF MANUFACTURES-Continued Vol. I: Summary Statistics-Continued Chapter VI. Expenditures for Plant and Equipment. Chapter VIII. Fuels and Electric Energy Consumed. Chapter IX. Industrial Water Use. Chapter X. Selected Materials Consumed. Chapter XI. Industry Specialization of Establishments. Chapter XII. Selected Metalworking Operations. Vol. II: Industry Statistics. General Summary. General Statistics for 20 Major Industry Groups and 460 Individual Industries. Special Report-Manufacturing Activity in Government Establishments. Vol. III: Area Statistics. General Summary. General Statistics for Geographic Divisions. General Statistics for States, Alaska, and Hawaii. Vol. IV: Indexes of Production. Manufacturing production indexes for 1954 relative to 1947, based largely on Census of Manufactures data. Indexes for total United States, for major groups, and for 436 individual industries. Also, comprehensive discussion of methods and a presentation of the detailed statistics. Location of Manufacturing Plants, by Industry, County, and Employment Size: 1954. 1954 CENSUS OF MINERAL INDUSTRIES Vol. I: Summary and Industry Statistics. Chapter I. General Summary. Chapter II. Size of Establishments. Chapter III. Employment and Related Statistics. Chapter IV. Type of Organization. Chapter V. Power Equipment. Chapter VI. Energy, Water, and Selected Supplies. Chapter VII. Type of Operation. Chapters showing general and detailed statistics for 5 major industry groups and 70 individual industries. Vol. II: Area Statistics. General Summary. General Statistics for States, Alaska, and Hawaii. 1950 CENSUS OF POPULATION Vol. I: Number of Inhabitants. Distribution of the population by States, counties, standard metropolitan areas, urban places, and other constituent areas. State chapters also issued as separate bulletins. Vol. II: Characteristics of the Population. A series of separately published parts, one for each State and the District of Columbia, a summary for the United States, and another part for the Territories and possessions. Each part comprises the following chapters: (A) Number of Inhabitants, (B) General Characteristics, and (C) Detailed Characteristics. Each of these chapters also issued separately as State bulletins. Vol. III: Census Tract Statistics. Selected population and housing data by census tracts. 64 separate bulletins for tracted cities. (These bulletins not bound in a single publication.) Vol. IV: Special Reports. Comprises Series P-E Bulletins including: Employment and Personal Characteristics; Occupation and Industry; Institutional Population; Marital Status; Nativity and Parentage; Nonwhite Population by Race; Persons of Spanish Surname; Puerto Ricans in Continental U. S.; State of Birth; Characteristics by Size of Place; Education; Migration. 1950 CENSUS OF HOUSING Vol. I: General Characteristics. A separate bulletin is also issued for the United States, each State, and the District of Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands of the United States. Characteristics by States, counties, standard metropolitan areas, urban places, and other constituent areas. Vol. II: Nonfarm Housing Characteristics. Chapters also issued as separate bulletins for the United States and the 9 geographic divisions, and for each of the 152 standard metropolitan areas of 100,000 or more inhabitants including the 106 cities of 100,000 inhabitants or more in the United States. Vol. III: Farm Housing Characteristics. Analytical data for the rural-farm seg. ment of the dwelling-unit inventory; for the United States and each of the 119 economic subregions. Subregions usually are combinations of two or more counties having relatively homogeneous agricultural conditions. Vol. IV: Residential Financing. Financial characteristics of nonfarm mortgaged residential properties, for the United States, the 4 geographic regions, and for the 25 largest standard metropolitan areas as measured by 1940 population figures (2 parts). Part 1. United States. Part 2. Large standard metropolitan areas and comparable data for the United States. Vol. V: Block Statistics. Separate reports for each of the 209 cities in the United States which had a population of 50,000 or more inhabitants in 1940, or in a subsequent special census prior to 1950. (These bulletins not bound in a single! publication.) 540262°-60- -64 |