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U.S. Department of Commerce

Rogers C. Morton, Secretary

James L. Pate, Assistant Secretary

for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Vincent P. Barabba, Director
1965 __ --- - -- - -------- 140.26 340.2 3 3.49 130 .80 43.6 3.00 1933 ___ - 14.21 29.3 .49 .47 1903 ____ .27 1964 __ - -- ---- ------- - 128.91 339.2 3 3.30 121.80 43 .5 2 .80 1932 ____ 13.58 27 .0 .50 .51 1902 ____ .24 1963 __ - -- - - - - - --- - - - - 121.43 338.9 3 3.15 118 .40 42.9 2. 76 193L ___ 17 .59 28.1 .63 .61 190L ___ .24 1962_ - - - - - - - - -·- - - - - - - 114.46 3 37 .0 3 3.12 115 .87 42.6 2.72 196L __ -- ____ ------ __ 112.01 35.9 3.12 112. 94 42.3 2.67 1930 ____ 22.04 33.3 .66 .65 1900 ____ .21 1929 ____ 25.11 38.1 .66 .66 1899 ____ .19 

1960 __ - - - - - - - - - - ---- - 112.41 35.8 3.14 108 .84 41.7 2 .61 1928 ____ 24.46 35.3 .69 .67 1898 ____ .17 1959 __ - -- - - -- - --- - - - - 111.34 35.8 3.11 106.43 41.9 2 .54 1927 ____ 24.18 33.3 .73 .69 1897 ____ .14 1958 __ - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - 97.57 33.3 2.93 101.50 41.6 2 .{4 1926---- 28.42 37.4 .76 .72 1896 ____ .15 1957 -- - -- - - - - - --- - - - - 106 .00 36.3 2.92 $3.93 94.24 41.7 2 .26 1956 __ - ---- ---- - ----- 102 .00 37 .5 2.72 3.66 88.40 41. 7 2.12 1925 ____ 26.24 33.9 .77 .72 1895 ____ .16 1924 ____ 23.42 29.8 .79 .81 1894 ____ .17 1955 __ - -- --- -- ----- - - 92.13 37.3 2.47 3 .37 82.12 41.9 1.96 1923 ____ 25.41 31.1 .82 .92 1893 ____ .19 

1954 __ --- -- - - -- - --- - - 77 .52 32.3 2.40 3 .20 78.74 40.8 1.93 1922 ____ -------- - --------- -- ------- .90 1892 ____ .18 1953 __ - -- -- -------- - - 81.84 34.1 2.40 3.14 76.33 40.6 1.88 1921---- -- -- -- --- --------- --------- .92 1891_ ___ .17 1952 __ - - - - - - - - - - - --- - 75.04 33.8 2.22 2.84 74.30 40.6 1.83 195L ____ -- --------- _ 74.69 34.9 2.14 2.73 70.93 41.0 1. 73 1920 ____ --------- --- ---- - - --------- .94 1890 ____ .18 1919 ____ 25.84 35.2 .73 .70 1950 __ - --- - - - - - - - --- - 67.46 34.7 1.94 2.46 64.14 40.8 1.57 1918 ____ -------- - --------- --------- .60 1949 __ ---- - - - - - - - -- - - 60.63 32.3 1.88 2.29 62 .36 43.7 1.43 1917 ____ --------- --- ------ - -- - ----- .48 1948 ___ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 69.18 37.7 1.84 2.20 60.11 46.2 1.30 1916---- --- --- -- - --------- - -- ------ .37 1947 __ --- - - - - - - - - - - -- 63.75 40.3 1.58 1.81 55.03 46.4 1.19 

1946 __ - - - - - - - - - - ---- - 56.04 41.3 1.36 1.48 50.00 46.0 1.09 1915 ____ --------- --------- --------- .33 1914_ - - - 12.11 34.9 .35 .32 1945 __ --- - - - - - - - -- - - - 50.36 42.0 1.20 1.28 46.32 48.5 .96 1913 ____ --------- --- ------ --------- .31 1944 __ ----- - -- - - -- - - - 49.32 43.0 1.15 1.20 46.36 48.9 .95 1912 ____ ------- -- --------- - -------- .31 1943 __ - - - - - --- - - -- - - - 39.97 36.3 1.10 1.10 41.49 48. 7 .85 1911---- --------- - -------- --------- .29 

1942 ___ - -------- -- -- - 33.37 32.4 l.03 1.01 39.34 47.0 .84 194L __ - _____________ 29.47 30.7 .96 .94 34.03 45.8 . 74 1910 ____ --------- -- ------- ------ --- .29 1909 ____ 11.70 37.5 .31 .28 1940 __ ------------ - - - 23.74 27.8 .85 .83 32.47 44.3 .73 1939 __ --- - --- - - - --- - - 22.99 26.8 .86 .83 31.90 43.7 .73 

i Data relate to production workers. operating revenues of $4 million or more; 1956-1964, $3 million or more; thereafter, 2 Hours and earnings based upon monthly data and relate to all employees except $5 million or more. executives, officials, and staff assistants. For 1939-1955, data for railroads with 3 11-month average. 

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