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... industry to the fifth largest city in the U.S. with 1,849,568 in 1950 and a total of 3,016,197 in its metropolitan district . It is the third largest manufacturing city . Motor vehicles and equipment constitute the chief Detroit industry ...
... industry to the fifth largest city in the U.S. with 1,849,568 in 1950 and a total of 3,016,197 in its metropolitan district . It is the third largest manufacturing city . Motor vehicles and equipment constitute the chief Detroit industry ...
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... industry - were the first covered by New York's minimum wage act in 1938 . WORKERS IN MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPS . NEW YORK STATE Estimates prepared October , 1956 , by Division of Research & Statistics , New York State Dept. of Labor . ( in ...
... industry - were the first covered by New York's minimum wage act in 1938 . WORKERS IN MAJOR INDUSTRY GROUPS . NEW YORK STATE Estimates prepared October , 1956 , by Division of Research & Statistics , New York State Dept. of Labor . ( in ...
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... Industry Payroll Number Man- hours Wages ( 1,000 ) ( Millions ) ( 1,000 ) ( Millions ) ( Millions ) Food and kindred products . 1,647 6,202 1,138 2,137 3,759 ( Millions ) 13,400 Tobacco manufacture . 95 260 87 163 220 988 Textile mill ...
... Industry Payroll Number Man- hours Wages ( 1,000 ) ( Millions ) ( 1,000 ) ( Millions ) ( Millions ) Food and kindred products . 1,647 6,202 1,138 2,137 3,759 ( Millions ) 13,400 Tobacco manufacture . 95 260 87 163 220 988 Textile mill ...
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