IPUMS USA: descr: US1970D

IPUMS USA

US1970D_PVAR19

Current occupation

Codes and Frequencies

Code	Label	1970 met2
0	N/A	954,941
1	Accountants	8,117
2	Architects	639
3	Computer programmers	1,692
4	Computer systems analysts	817
5	Computer specialists, n. e .c.	122
6	Aeronautical and astronautical engineers	703
10	Chemical engineers	529
11	Civil engineers	2,024
12	Electrical and electronic engineers	3,070
13	Industrial engineers	1,929
14	Mechanical engineers	1,983
15	Metallurgical and materials engineers	181
20	Mining engineers	63
21	Petroleum engineers	107
22	Sales engineers	552
23	Engineers, n.e.c .	2,101
24	Farm management advisors	82
25	Foresters and conservationists	511
26	Home management advisors	80
30	Judges	141
31	Lawyers	2,790
32	Librarians	1,590
33	Archivists and curators	92
34	Actuaries	46
Code	Label	1970 met2
35	Mathematicians	79
36	Statisticians	286
42	Agricultural scientists	163
43	Atmospheric and space scientists	68
44	Biological scientists	331
45	Chemists	1,256
51	Geologists	212
52	Marine scientists	34
53	Physicists and astronomers	239
54	Life and physical scientists, n .e .c .	15
55	Operations and systems researchers and analysts	868
56	Personnel and labor relations workers	3,449
61	Chiropractors	153
62	Dentists	1,046
63	Optometrists	175
64	Pharmacists	1,244
65	Physicians, medical and osteopathic	3,002
71	Podiatrists	73
72	Veterinarians	216
73	Health practitioners, n. e . c .	9
74	Dietitians	572
75	Registered nurses	11,921
76	Therapists	922
80	Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians	1,550
81	Dental hygienists	225
Code	Label	1970 met2
82	Health record technologists and technicians	142
83	Radiologic technologists and technicians	691
84	Therapy assistants	47
85	Health technologists and technicians, n.e .c	739
86	Clergymen	2,386
90	Religious workers, n .e .c .	454
91	Economists	714
92	Political scientists	11
93	Psychologists	328
94	Sociologists	13
95	Urban and regional planners	88
96	Social scientists, n .e .c .	49
100	Social workers	2,818
101	Recreation workers	1,436
102	Agriculture teachers	54
103	Atmospheric, earth, marine, and space teachers	43
104	Biology teachers	254
105	Chemistry teachers	170
110	Physics teachers	153
111	Engineering teachers	175
112	Mathematics teachers	292
113	Health specialties teachers	297
114	Psychology teachers	132
115	Business and commerce teachers	161
116	Economics teachers	99
Code	Label	1970 met2
120	History teachers	191
121	Sociology teachers	65
122	Social science teachers, n.e.c .	122
123	Art, drama, and music teachers	316
124	Coaches and physical education teachers	203
125	Education teachers	81
126	English teachers	513
130	Foreign language teachers	213
131	Home economics teachers	57
132	Law teachers	37
133	Theology teachers	51
134	Trade, industrial, and technical teachers	24
135	Miscellaneous teachers. college and university	225
140	Teachers, college and university, subject not specified	1,623
141	Adult education teachers	641
142	Elementary school teachers	19,686
143	Prekindergarten and kindergarten teachers	1,906
144	Secondary school teachers	12,360
145	Teachers, except college and university, n e.c .	2,042
150	Agriculture and biological technicians, except health	389
151	Chemical technicians	732
152	Draftsmen	3,309
153	Electrical and electronic engineering technicians	1,707
154	Industrial engineering technicians	253
155	Mechanical engineering technicians	165
Code	Label	1970 met2
156	Mathematical technicians	11
161	Surveyors	760
162	Engineering and science technicians, n.e.c .	2,137
163	Airplane pilots	502
164	Air traffic controllers	275
165	Embalmers	52
170	Flight engineers	69
171	Radio operators	345
172	Tool programmers, numerical control	38
173	Technicians, n.e.c .	431
174	Vocational and educational counselors	1,281
175	Actors	250
180	Athletes and kindred workers	859
181	Authors	318
182	Dancers	121
183	Designers	1,258
184	Editors and reporters	1,857
185	Musicians and composers	1,253
190	Painters and sculptors	1,328
191	Photographers	796
192	Public relations men and publicity writers	885
193	Radio and television announcers	268
194	Writers, artists, and entertainers, n.e .c .	823
195	Research workers, not specified	1,467
196	Professional, technical, and kindred workers ---allocated	7,710
Code	Label	1970 met2
201	Assessors, controllers, and treasurers; local public administration	357
202	Bank officers and financial managers	3,466
203	Buyers and shippers, farm products	268
205	Buyers, wholesale and retail trade	2,083
210	Credit men	690
211	Funeral directors	393
212	Health administrators	948
213	Construction inspectors, public administration	233
215	Inspectors, except construction; public administration	921
216	Managers and superintendents, building	1,136
220	Office managers, n. e .c .	2,496
221	Officers, pilots, and pursers: ship	325
222	Officials and administrators; public administration, n.e .c .	2,963
223	Officials of lodges, societies, and unions	577
224	Postmasters and mail superintendents	455
225	Purchasing agents and buyers, n. e. c.	1,813
226	Railroad conductors	493
230	Restaurant, cafeteria, and bar managers	4,226
231	Sales managers and department heads, retail trade	2,290
233	Sales managers except retail trade	2,652
235	School administrators, college	466
240	School administrators, elementary and secondary	1,945
245	Managers and administrators . n.e.c .	40,420
246	Managers and administrators, except farm--- allocated	3,383
260	Advertising agents and salesmen	751
Code	Label	1970 met2
261	Auctioneers	71
262	Demonstrators	840
264	Hucksters and peddlers	2,053
265	Insurance agents, brokers, and underwriters	5,010
266	Newsboys	2,713
270	Real estate agents and brokers	3,180
271	Stock and bond salesmen	1,090
281	Sales representatives, manufacturing industries	4,679
282	Sales representatives, wholesale trade	7,256
283	Sales clerks, retail trade	38,539
284	Salesmen, retail trade	5,563
285	Salesmen of services and construction	3,467
296	Sales workers--allocated	5,711
301	Bank tellers	3,623
303	Billing clerks	1,577
305	Bookkeepers	21,612
310	Cashiers	14,334
311	Clerical assistants, social welfare	14
312	Clerical supervisors, n.e.c.	1,322
313	Collectors, bill and account	644
314	Counter clerks, except food	3,539
315	Dispatchers and starters, vehicle	673
320	Enumerators and interviewers	1,186
321	Estimators and investigators, n.e.c.	3,417
323	Expediters and production controllers	2,330
Code	Label	1970 met2
325	File clerks	6,199
326	Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators	1,097
330	Library attendants and assistants	1,759
331	Mail carriers, post office	2,928
332	Mail handlers, except post office	1,838
333	Messengers and office boys	935
334	Meter readers, utilities	386
341	Bookkeeping and billing machine operators	966
342	Calculating machine operators	626
343	Computer and peripheral equipment operators	1,353
344	Duplicating machine operators	295
345	Key punch operators	4,084
350	Tabulating machine operators	120
355	Office machine operators, n.e.c.	566
360	Payroll and timekeeping clerks	2,188
361	Postal clerks	3,886
362	Proofreaders	447
363	Real estate appraisers	229
364	Receptionists	5,173
370	Secretaries, legal	1,160
371	Secretaries, medical	998
372	Secretaries, n.e.c.	39,080
374	Shipping and receiving clerks	5,124
375	Statistical clerks	3,267
376	Stenographers	1,981
Code	Label	1970 met2
381	Stock clerks and storekeepers	6,218
382	Teacher aides, exc.school monitors	2,012
383	Telegraph messengers	29
384	Telegraph operators	188
385	Telephone operators	6,608
390	Ticket, station, and express agents	1,273
391	Typists	16,411
392	Weighers	577
394	Miscellaneous clerical workers	6,726
395	Not specified clerical workers	12,321
396	Clerical and kindred -workers --allocated	13,121
401	Automobile accessories installers	77
402	Bakers	1,473
403	Blacksmiths	139
404	Boilermakers	357
405	Bookbinders	498
410	Brickmasons and stonemasons	2,094
411	Brickmasons and stonemasons, apprentices	49
412	Bulldozer operators	1,115
413	Cabinetmakers	847
415	Carpenters	11,301
416	Carpenter apprentices	109
420	Carpet installers	546
421	Cement and concrete finishers	831
422	Compositors and typesetters	1,914
Code	Label	1970 met2
423	Printing trades apprentices, exc. pressmen	87
424	Cranemen,derrickmen,and hoistmen	1,771
425	Decorators and window dressers	960
426	Dental laboratory technicians	320
430	Electricians	5,003
431	Electrician apprentices	227
433	Electric power linemen and cablemen	1,145
434	Electrotypers and stereotypers	88
435	Engravers, exc. photoengravers	97
436	Excavating, grading,and road machine operators; exc. bulldozer	2,714
440	Floor layers, exc. tile setters	263
441	Foremen, n.e.c .	18,079
442	Forgemen and hammermen	200
443	Furniture and wood finishers	260
444	Furriers	49
445	Glaziers	301
446	Heat treaters, annealers, and temperers	247
450	Inspectors, sealers, and graders; log and lumber	234
452	Inspectors, n.e .c .	1,482
453	Jewelers and watchmakers	468
454	Job and die setters, metal	977
455	Locomotive engineers	632
456	Locomotive firemen	148
461	Machinists	4,323
462	Machinist. apprentices	91
Code	Label	1970 met2
470	Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration	1,280
471	Aircraft	1,536
472	Automobile body repairmen	1,163
473	Automobile mechanics	9,054
474	Automobile mechanic apprentices	40
475	Data processing machine repairmen	299
480	Farm implement	364
481	Heavy equipment mechanics, incl. diesel	6,654
482	Household appliance and accessory installers and mechanics	1,366
483	Loom fixers	232
484	Office machine	410
485	Radio and television	1,492
486	Railroad and car shop	685
491	Mechanic, exc. auto, apprentices	79
492	Miscellaneous mechanics and repairmen	1,999
495	Not specified mechanics and repairmen	833
501	Millers; grain, flour, and feed	80
502	Millwrights	936
503	Molders, metal	651
504	Molder apprentices	5
505	Motion picture projectionists	239
506	Opticians, and lens grinders and polishers	322
510	Painters, construction and maintenance	4,855
511	Painter apprentices	23
512	Paperhangers	156
Code	Label	1970 met2
514	Pattern and model makers, exc . paper	470
515	Photoengravers and lithographers	362
516	Piano and organ tuners and repairmen	85
520	Plasterers	397
521	Plasterer apprentices	7
522	Plumbers and pipe fitters	4,253
523	Plumber and pipe fitter apprentices	171
525	Power station operators	214
530	Pressmen and plate printers, printing	1,752
531	Pressman apprentices	28
533	Rollers and finishers, metal	241
534	Roofers and slaters	776
535	Sheetmetal workers and tinsmiths	1,725
536	Sheetmetal apprentices	60
540	Shipfitters	138
542	Shoe repairmen	454
543	Sign painters and letterers	223
545	Stationary engineers	2,070
546	Stone cutters and stone carvers	84
550	Structural metal craftsmen	905
551	Tailors	949
552	Telephone installers and repairmen	2,586
554	Telephone linemen and splicers	597
560	Tile setters	357
561	Tool and die makers	2,173
Code	Label	1970 met2
562	Tool and die maker apprentices	107
563	Upholsterers	758
571	Specified craft apprentices, n.e.c.	134
572	Not specified apprentices	40
575	Craftsmen and kindred workers, n.e.c.	903
580	Former members of the Armed Forces	1,714
586	Craftsmen and kindred workers--allocated	8,783
601	Asbestos and insulation workers	268
602	Assemblers	14,311
603	Blasters and powdermen	107
604	Bottling and canning operatives	924
605	Chainmen, rodmen, and axmen; surveying	158
610	Checkers, examiners, and inspectors, manufacturing	9,686
611	Clothing ironers and pressers	2,952
612	Cutting operatives, n.e.c.	2,364
613	Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory	1,706
614	Drillers, earth	741
615	Dry wall installers and lathers	523
620	Dyers	296
621	Filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers	1,631
622	Furnacemen, smeltermen, and pourers	820
623	Garage workers and gas station attendants	5,952
624	Graders and sorters, manufacturing	900
625	Produce graders and packers, except factory and farm	737
626	Heaters, metal	76
Code	Label	1970 met2
630	Laundry and dry cleaning operatives, n.e.c.	2,744
631	Meat cutters and butchers, exc. manufacturing	2,414
633	Meat cutters and butchers, manufacturing	941
634	Meat wrappers, retail trade	711
635	Metal platers	364
636	Milliners	48
640	Mine operatives, n.e.c.	2,069
641	Mixing operatives	863
642	Oilers and greasers, exc . auto	617
643	Packers and wrappers, except meat and produce	8,788
644	Painters, manufactured articles	1,479
645	Photographic process workers	911
650	Drill press operatives	943
651	Grinding machine operatives	1,568
652	Lathe and milling machine operatives	1,684
653	Precision machine operatives, n.e.c.	788
656	Punch and stamping press operatives	2,052
660	Riveters and fasteners	414
661	Sailors and deckhands	397
662	Sawyers	1,247
663	Sewers and stitchers	14,201
664	Shoemaking machine operatives	947
665	Solderers	665
666	Stationary firemen	1,192
670	Carding, lapping, and combing operatives	254
Code	Label	1970 met2
671	Knitters, loopers, and toppers	442
672	Spinners, twisters, and winders	2,154
673	Weavers	680
674	Textile operatives, n.e.c.	2,410
680	Welders and flame-cutters	6,261
681	Winding operatives, n.e.c.	841
690	Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified	13,747
692	Machine operatives, not specified	7,327
694	Miscellaneous operatives	8,970
695	Not specified operatives	4,235
696	Operatives, except transport--allocated	11,927
701	Boatmen and canalmen	66
703	Busdrivers	2,785
704	Conductors and motormen, urban rail. transit	130
705	Deliverymen and routemen	7,526
706	Fork lift and tow motor operatives	2,499
710	Motormen; mine, factory, logging camp, etc .	140
711	Parking attendants	435
712	Railroad brakemen	566
713	Railroad switchmen	651
714	Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs	1,947
715	Truck drivers	16,186
726	Transport equipment operatives--allocated	2,784
740	Animal caretakers, exc. farm	661
750	Carpenters' helpers	820
Code	Label	1970 met2
751	Construction laborers, exc. carpenters' helpers	8,938
752	Fishermen and oystermen	407
753	Freight and material handlers	7,491
754	Garbage collectors.	883
755	Gardeners and groundskeepers, exc. farm	5,558
760	Longshoremen and stevedores	599
761	Lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers	1,135
762	Stockhandlers	8,921
763	Teamsters	104
764	Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners	1,834
770	Warehousemen, n.e.c.	1,388
780	Miscellaneous laborers	2,985
785	Not specified laborers	6,812
796	Laborers, except farm--allocated	5,032
801	Farmers (owners and tenants)	16,255
802	Farm managers	689
806	Farmers and farm managers--allocated	1,351
821	Farm foremen	443
822	Farm laborers, wage workers	15,000
823	Farm laborers, unpaid family workers	1,837
824	Farm service laborers, self-employed	61
846	Farm laborers and farm foremen--allocated	2,072
901	Chambermaids and maids, except private household	3,739
902	Cleaners and charwomen	6,728
903	Janitors and sextons	17,020
Code	Label	1970 met2
910	Bartenders	2,544
911	Busboys	2,029
912	Cooks, except private household	12,888
913	Dishwashers	3,427
914	Food counter and fountain workers	2,722
915	Waiters	21,152
916	Food service workers, n.e.c., except private household	5,477
921	Dental assistants	1,515
922	Health aides, exc. nursing	1,672
923	Health trainees	263
924	Lay midwives	15
925	Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	11,065
926	Practical nurses	3,331
931	Airline stewardesses	482
932	Attendants, recreation and amusement	2,150
933	Attendants, personal service, n.e.c.	1,104
934	Baggage porters and bellhops	268
935	Barbers	1,972
940	Boarding and lodginghouse keepers	112
941	Bootblacks	70
942	Child care workers, exc. private household	2,340
943	Elevator operators	562
944	Hairdressers and cosmetologists	6,959
945	Personal service apprentices	21
950	Housekeepers, exc. private household	1,435
Code	Label	1970 met2
952	School monitors	430
953	Ushers, recreation and amusement	307
954	Welfare service aides	231
960	Crossing guards and bridge tenders	554
961	Firemen, fire protection	1,976
962	Guards and watchmen	4,239
963	Marshals and constables	48
964	Policemen and detectives	4,062
965	Sheriffs and bailiffs	383
976	Service workers, exc. private household--allocated	12,884
980	Child care workers, private household	4,974
981	Cooks, private household	591
982	Housekeepers, private household	1,676
983	laundresses, private household	237
984	Maids and servants, private household	11,225
986	Private household workers--allocated	2,033
991	Unemployed persons, last worked 1959 or earlier*	3,408

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