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LOCATION | HOUSEHOLD DATA PERSONAL EDUCATION| PLACE OF BIRTH RESIDENCE, APRIL 1, 1935 PERSONS 14 YEARS OLD AND OVER—EMPLOYMENT STATUS

DESCRIPTION

If neitherat work INCOME IN 1980

' For persons If at If seeking
assigned to F OCCUPATION, INDUSTRY, AND CLASS OF WORKER (i2 months ending
“Ho” to quest. oe pot te For a m at work, assigned to public emergency work, or with a job (“‘ies” in _ | December 31, 1939)

21, 22, 23, and | gency Gov- public Col. 21, 22, or 24), enter present occupation, industry, and class of worker.
24 ernment | emergency | For a person seeking work (‘‘Yes" in Col. 23): (a) If he has previous work experience, enter 5 Z i i tz
es
o ; E :

IN WHAT PLACE DID THIS PEESON LIVE ON APRIL 1, 1935?

For a perso A 1, 1935, was li im the same house as at present, enter in
Gate en kanset and toe com ea diferent house but in the same city or

town, . “Same place,” leaving Cols. 18, 19, and 30 blank, in both instances.

If born in the United States,
give State, Terrifory, or
possession.

a ye
Ww
wis _— on January

Distinguish Canada-
Raglish eh teach Free
an
State (Eire) from North-
ern

Name of each person whose usual place
of residence on April 1, 1940, was in | *«lstionship of this per-
this household. household, as wife,
daughter, father,
BE SURE TO INCLUDE: mother-in-law, grand-
son, lL. iger, lodger’s
1. Persons temporarily absent from household. wife, servant,
Write “Ab” after names of such persons. -

3. Children under 1 year of ege. Write “Infant”
if child has not been given s Ora name.

Eater ® after name of person furnishing information.

ef

RK for pay or
March
ata

Lf not, was he at work on. or

work. work. last occupation, industry, and class of worker; or (b) if he does not have previous work
a AM —* experience, enter ‘New worker" in Col. 26, and leave Cols. 29 and 30 blank.
or

etc.) during week

(Yes or No)

home
in
to

le

work, | =
| con] Se (nh *

not see
did he wavea JOB, |

OCCUPATION IN DUSTRY
Trade, profession, or particu- | Industry or business, as—
lar kind of work, as—
frame spinner cotton mill

ealesman retail grocery
laborer farm “ii

rivet heater shipyard
music teacher public echool

hs,
in weeks

k (H)

ublic EMERGENCY
achool (§), unab

(wel,

NYA,CCC,
orsalary? (7

Single (8S), Married (M),
Widowed (Wd), Divorced (D)

Attended school or contents any time
since March 1, 18407 (Yes or No)

SEEKING Work?

(Yes or No)
business, etc.? (Yes

or No)

worked during
woek of March

94-30, 1940

24-901 (Yes or

house wor

employment
to

come of 8580 or

sources other th

engaged

Number of household in order of
Indicate whether
in
Amount of mone
salary pesived Gasted:
Number of Farm Schedule

of March 24-301

Was this

Number of hours
Duration of un-

23 25 28 29

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S| ans of worker

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3

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For Persons Enumerated on Lines 14 and 29 PLACE OF BIRTH OF FATHER AND MOTHER MOTEER tanncnese NATIVE

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USUAL OCCUPATION, INDUSTRY, AND CLASS OF WORKER

Enter that occupation which the person ds as his usual occupation and at which he is physically
able to work. Ifthe person is unz ble to determine this, enter that occu pation at which he has worked
longest during the past 10 years and at which he is physically able to work. Enter also usual indus-

try and usual class of worker.
For a person without previous work experience, enter “ None” in Col. 45 and leave Cols. 4¢ and 47

Insurance

(2)

eductions

F

If born in the United give State, Territory,
If foreign born, country ager! birthplace
sie Canada:

hail ot

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1

(Yes or No)
Retirement

salary in 19307

Language spoken in home in
earliest child hood

vet-

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eran-father

dead?

USUAL OCCUPATION

Has this woman been married

re than once? (Yes or No)

Number of children ever born
(Do not include still births)

made from (1) all,
one-halfor more, (3
but less than

or

If so, were
wage

Were deductions for Fed
eral O14 Age
or
made from this pcrson's

(Yes or No)

Federal

service
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Does this
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Col. 5. VALUE OF HOME, IF OWNED: Col. 16, COLOR OR RACE: Col. 11. AGE AT LAST BIRTHDAY: Col. 14. HIGRZST GRADE OF SCHOOL COMPLETED! Col. 16. CITIZENSHIP OF THE FOREIGN Col. 21. WAS THIS PERSON AT WORK? Col. 24. DID THIS PERSON HAVE A JOB? Cols. 30 and 47. CLASS OF WOREEE Col. 41. WAR OK MILITARY SERVICE:

Enter age of children bora on or after April 1, 1999, as follows. Born in: BORN cage Rg og agaesh nee ee ee en Pee a ene Wage or oulary worker in Secnich:

SYMBOLS White Ld Oe for pay or in private or work) who had a job, business, or Spanish-American War,
April 1889____________ 11/18 Ociober 1939 - Ho rer, rae ey a ° Neteraliced_____..._.. Ba nenanmarcanan Government professional enterprise, but did not private work... PW Philippine Insurrection,

AND Hegro______--_ Hovember 1939 Elementary school, grad work. Include unpaid fami?
ena 7 work d week of March 4 30 for Ww or salary worker ia or Bozer Rebellion ‘
EXPLANATORY Indian peeeenteteeenetetenene Decemb<r 1939... ae eal Hens Speers Having first papers_....._-.- P: workers—that is. related mem- any of the recaons: Vacs- Governasent work ... GW Spanish-Amerman War and
a nenewnene—oe January 1940 i H-1, H-8, H-3, H-4 bers of the family working tion; temporary s; industria! World War. —. Ww
Chisese.______ x ig ee Alien_______-.------------- Al ee ute; layof noteza ding 4 weeks ee par (Army
College. 18% to year c-3 work (other than housework or ith instructions to ret rm to work at own accou avy. oF arine Corps
September 1939... @/18 March 1940..........__ = —--- ©1064, c+ American citizen bora SS ee which contrib- specific date; layoff aue to tem po- Working on at.. CA neace-time service only

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Japanese... (De not include children born on or after April 1, 1940.) College, *b or subsequent year............... C-5 abroad................... Am Cit uted to the family income. tarily bad weather conditi-as. Unpaid fami’y worker.... BP Other war or expeditien.... (%

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