Codes and Frequencies
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1970
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000 | N/A | 0 |
001 | Accountants | 0 |
002 | Architects | 0 |
003 | Computer programmers | 0 |
004 | Computer systems analysts | 0 |
005 | Computer specialists, n. e .c. | 0 |
006 | Aeronautical and astronautical engineers | 0 |
010 | Chemical engineers | 0 |
011 | Civil engineers | 0 |
012 | Electrical and electronic engineers | 0 |
013 | Industrial engineers | 0 |
014 | Mechanical engineers | 0 |
015 | Metallurgical and materials engineers | 0 |
020 | Mining engineers | 0 |
021 | Petroleum engineers | 0 |
022 | Sales engineers | 0 |
023 | Engineers, n.e.c . | 0 |
024 | Farm management advisors | 0 |
025 | Foresters and conservationists | 0 |
026 | Home management advisors | 0 |
030 | Judges | 0 |
031 | Lawyers | 0 |
032 | Librarians | 0 |
033 | Archivists and curators | 0 |
034 | Actuaries | 0 |
Code | Label |
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035 | Mathematicians | 0 |
036 | Statisticians | 0 |
042 | Agricultural scientists | 0 |
043 | Atmospheric and space scientists | 0 |
044 | Biological scientists | 0 |
045 | Chemists | 0 |
051 | Geologists | 0 |
052 | Marine scientists | 0 |
053 | Physicists and astronomers | 0 |
054 | Life and physical scientists, n .e .c . | 0 |
055 | Operations and systems researchers and analysts | 0 |
056 | Personnel and labor relations workers | 0 |
061 | Chiropractors | 0 |
062 | Dentists | 0 |
063 | Optometrists | 0 |
064 | Pharmacists | 0 |
065 | Physicians, medical and osteopathic | 0 |
071 | Podiatrists | 0 |
072 | Veterinarians | 0 |
073 | Health practitioners, n. e . c . | 0 |
074 | Dietitians | 0 |
075 | Registered nurses | 0 |
076 | Therapists | 0 |
080 | Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians | 0 |
081 | Dental hygienists | 0 |
Code | Label |
1970
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082 | Health record technologists and technicians | 0 |
083 | Radiologic technologists and technicians | 0 |
084 | Therapy assistants | 0 |
085 | Health technologists and technicians, n.e .c | 0 |
086 | Clergymen | 0 |
090 | Religious workers, n .e .c . | 0 |
091 | Economists | 0 |
092 | Political scientists | 0 |
093 | Psychologists | 0 |
094 | Sociologists | 0 |
095 | Urban and regional planners | 0 |
096 | Social scientists, n .e .c . | 0 |
100 | Social workers | 2,790 |
101 | Recreation workers | 1,359 |
102 | Agriculture teachers | 54 |
103 | Atmospheric, earth, marine, and space teachers | 54 |
104 | Biology teachers | 231 |
105 | Chemistry teachers | 174 |
110 | Physics teachers | 149 |
111 | Engineering teachers | 184 |
112 | Mathematics teachers | 296 |
113 | Health specialties teachers | 350 |
114 | Psychology teachers | 144 |
115 | Business and commerce teachers | 176 |
116 | Economics teachers | 104 |
Code | Label |
1970
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120 | History teachers | 198 |
121 | Sociology teachers | 64 |
122 | Social science teachers, n.e.c . | 135 |
123 | Art, drama, and music teachers | 359 |
124 | Coaches and physical education teachers | 207 |
125 | Education teachers | 88 |
126 | English teachers | 450 |
130 | Foreign language teachers | 284 |
131 | Home economics teachers | 61 |
132 | Law teachers | 42 |
133 | Theology teachers | 53 |
134 | Trade, industrial, and technical teachers | 36 |
135 | Miscellaneous teachers. college and university | 213 |
140 | Teachers, college and university, subject not specified | 1,667 |
141 | Adult education teachers | 679 |
142 | Elementary school teachers | 20,211 |
143 | Prekindergarten and kindergarten teachers | 1,884 |
144 | Secondary school teachers | 12,529 |
145 | Teachers, except college and university, n e.c . | 2,057 |
150 | Agriculture and biological technicians, except health | 411 |
151 | Chemical technicians | 716 |
152 | Draftsmen | 3,337 |
153 | Electrical and electronic engineering technicians | 1,724 |
154 | Industrial engineering technicians | 230 |
155 | Mechanical engineering technicians | 153 |
Code | Label |
1970
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156 | Mathematical technicians | 7 |
161 | Surveyors | 747 |
162 | Engineering and science technicians, n.e.c . | 2,253 |
163 | Airplane pilots | 566 |
164 | Air traffic controllers | 263 |
165 | Embalmers | 58 |
170 | Flight engineers | 77 |
171 | Radio operators | 319 |
172 | Tool programmers, numerical control | 32 |
173 | Technicians, n.e.c . | 417 |
174 | Vocational and educational counselors | 1,193 |
175 | Actors | 240 |
180 | Athletes and kindred workers | 909 |
181 | Authors | 326 |
182 | Dancers | 124 |
183 | Designers | 1,331 |
184 | Editors and reporters | 1,852 |
185 | Musicians and composers | 1,262 |
190 | Painters and sculptors | 1,356 |
191 | Photographers | 805 |
192 | Public relations men and publicity writers | 888 |
193 | Radio and television announcers | 241 |
194 | Writers, artists, and entertainers, n.e .c . | 771 |
195 | Research workers, not specified | 1,439 |
196 | Professional, technical, and kindred workers ---allocated | 7,614 |
Code | Label |
1970
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201 | Assessors, controllers, and treasurers; local public administration | 407 |
202 | Bank officers and financial managers | 3,441 |
203 | Buyers and shippers, farm products | 278 |
205 | Buyers, wholesale and retail trade | 2,233 |
210 | Credit men | 707 |
211 | Funeral directors | 433 |
212 | Health administrators | 948 |
213 | Construction inspectors, public administration | 224 |
215 | Inspectors, except construction; public administration | 1,020 |
216 | Managers and superintendents, building | 1,133 |
220 | Office managers, n. e .c . | 2,581 |
221 | Officers, pilots, and pursers: ship | 321 |
222 | Officials and administrators; public administration, n.e .c . | 2,941 |
223 | Officials of lodges, societies, and unions | 582 |
224 | Postmasters and mail superintendents | 470 |
225 | Purchasing agents and buyers, n. e. c. | 1,867 |
226 | Railroad conductors | 532 |
230 | Restaurant, cafeteria, and bar managers | 4,080 |
231 | Sales managers and department heads, retail trade | 2,436 |
233 | Sales managers except retail trade | 2,702 |
235 | School administrators, college | 424 |
240 | School administrators, elementary and secondary | 1,976 |
245 | Managers and administrators . n.e.c . | 39,988 |
246 | Managers and administrators, except farm--- allocated | 3,258 |
260 | Advertising agents and salesmen | 782 |
Code | Label |
1970
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261 | Auctioneers | 74 |
262 | Demonstrators | 797 |
264 | Hucksters and peddlers | 2,110 |
265 | Insurance agents, brokers, and underwriters | 5,213 |
266 | Newsboys | 2,793 |
270 | Real estate agents and brokers | 3,293 |
271 | Stock and bond salesmen | 1,137 |
281 | Sales representatives, manufacturing industries | 4,837 |
282 | Sales representatives, wholesale trade | 7,308 |
283 | Sales clerks, retail trade | 38,367 |
284 | Salesmen, retail trade | 5,623 |
285 | Salesmen of services and construction | 3,248 |
296 | Sales workers--allocated | 5,709 |
301 | Bank tellers | 3,606 |
303 | Billing clerks | 1,485 |
305 | Bookkeepers | 22,041 |
310 | Cashiers | 14,415 |
311 | Clerical assistants, social welfare | 15 |
312 | Clerical supervisors, n.e.c. | 1,352 |
313 | Collectors, bill and account | 648 |
314 | Counter clerks, except food | 3,501 |
315 | Dispatchers and starters, vehicle | 666 |
320 | Enumerators and interviewers | 1,229 |
321 | Estimators and investigators, n.e.c. | 3,537 |
323 | Expediters and production controllers | 2,342 |
Code | Label |
1970
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325 | File clerks | 6,331 |
326 | Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators | 1,098 |
330 | Library attendants and assistants | 1,731 |
331 | Mail carriers, post office | 2,799 |
332 | Mail handlers, except post office | 1,792 |
333 | Messengers and office boys | 943 |
334 | Meter readers, utilities | 373 |
341 | Bookkeeping and billing machine operators | 1,031 |
342 | Calculating machine operators | 623 |
343 | Computer and peripheral equipment operators | 1,337 |
344 | Duplicating machine operators | 292 |
345 | Key punch operators | 4,165 |
350 | Tabulating machine operators | 119 |
355 | Office machine operators, n.e.c. | 604 |
360 | Payroll and timekeeping clerks | 2,146 |
361 | Postal clerks | 3,635 |
362 | Proofreaders | 428 |
363 | Real estate appraisers | 278 |
364 | Receptionists | 5,204 |
370 | Secretaries, legal | 1,249 |
371 | Secretaries, medical | 1,025 |
372 | Secretaries, n.e.c. | 39,376 |
374 | Shipping and receiving clerks | 5,199 |
375 | Statistical clerks | 3,387 |
376 | Stenographers | 1,911 |
Code | Label |
1970
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381 | Stock clerks and storekeepers | 6,205 |
382 | Teacher aides, exc.school monitors | 2,013 |
383 | Telegraph messengers | 39 |
384 | Telegraph operators | 194 |
385 | Telephone operators | 6,760 |
390 | Ticket, station, and express agents | 1,242 |
391 | Typists | 16,455 |
392 | Weighers | 557 |
394 | Miscellaneous clerical workers | 6,728 |
395 | Not specified clerical workers | 12,703 |
396 | Clerical and kindred -workers --allocated | 12,781 |
401 | Automobile accessories installers | 74 |
402 | Bakers | 1,406 |
403 | Blacksmiths | 167 |
404 | Boilermakers | 393 |
405 | Bookbinders | 475 |
410 | Brickmasons and stonemasons | 1,982 |
411 | Brickmasons and stonemasons, apprentices | 41 |
412 | Bulldozer operators | 1,113 |
413 | Cabinetmakers | 791 |
415 | Carpenters | 11,339 |
416 | Carpenter apprentices | 138 |
420 | Carpet installers | 512 |
421 | Cement and concrete finishers | 926 |
422 | Compositors and typesetters | 1,824 |
Code | Label |
1970
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423 | Printing trades apprentices, exc. pressmen | 78 |
424 | Cranemen,derrickmen,and hoistmen | 1,823 |
425 | Decorators and window dressers | 1,010 |
426 | Dental laboratory technicians | 308 |
430 | Electricians | 5,191 |
431 | Electrician apprentices | 257 |
433 | Electric power linemen and cablemen | 1,102 |
434 | Electrotypers and stereotypers | 82 |
435 | Engravers, exc. photoengravers | 118 |
436 | Excavating, grading,and road machine operators; exc. bulldozer | 2,890 |
440 | Floor layers, exc. tile setters | 252 |
441 | Foremen, n.e.c . | 18,078 |
442 | Forgemen and hammermen | 173 |
443 | Furniture and wood finishers | 295 |
444 | Furriers | 37 |
445 | Glaziers | 261 |
446 | Heat treaters, annealers, and temperers | 239 |
450 | Inspectors, sealers, and graders; log and lumber | 226 |
452 | Inspectors, n.e .c . | 1,458 |
453 | Jewelers and watchmakers | 456 |
454 | Job and die setters, metal | 976 |
455 | Locomotive engineers | 644 |
456 | Locomotive firemen | 164 |
461 | Machinists | 4,341 |
462 | Machinist. apprentices | 102 |
Code | Label |
1970
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470 | Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration | 1,324 |
471 | Aircraft | 1,641 |
472 | Automobile body repairmen | 1,155 |
473 | Automobile mechanics | 9,163 |
474 | Automobile mechanic apprentices | 39 |
475 | Data processing machine repairmen | 337 |
480 | Farm implement | 355 |
481 | Heavy equipment mechanics, incl. diesel | 6,594 |
482 | Household appliance and accessory installers and mechanics | 1,398 |
483 | Loom fixers | 250 |
484 | Office machine | 460 |
485 | Radio and television | 1,582 |
486 | Railroad and car shop | 739 |
491 | Mechanic, exc. auto, apprentices | 74 |
492 | Miscellaneous mechanics and repairmen | 2,001 |
495 | Not specified mechanics and repairmen | 836 |
501 | Millers; grain, flour, and feed | 86 |
502 | Millwrights | 924 |
503 | Molders, metal | 645 |
504 | Molder apprentices | 5 |
505 | Motion picture projectionists | 194 |
506 | Opticians, and lens grinders and polishers | 327 |
510 | Painters, construction and maintenance | 4,911 |
511 | Painter apprentices | 26 |
512 | Paperhangers | 136 |
Code | Label |
1970
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514 | Pattern and model makers, exc . paper | 442 |
515 | Photoengravers and lithographers | 372 |
516 | Piano and organ tuners and repairmen | 74 |
520 | Plasterers | 380 |
521 | Plasterer apprentices | 4 |
522 | Plumbers and pipe fitters | 4,329 |
523 | Plumber and pipe fitter apprentices | 146 |
525 | Power station operators | 216 |
530 | Pressmen and plate printers, printing | 1,768 |
531 | Pressman apprentices | 37 |
533 | Rollers and finishers, metal | 251 |
534 | Roofers and slaters | 746 |
535 | Sheetmetal workers and tinsmiths | 1,774 |
536 | Sheetmetal apprentices | 56 |
540 | Shipfitters | 118 |
542 | Shoe repairmen | 424 |
543 | Sign painters and letterers | 250 |
545 | Stationary engineers | 2,118 |
546 | Stone cutters and stone carvers | 78 |
550 | Structural metal craftsmen | 921 |
551 | Tailors | 930 |
552 | Telephone installers and repairmen | 2,586 |
554 | Telephone linemen and splicers | 584 |
560 | Tile setters | 363 |
561 | Tool and die makers | 2,295 |
Code | Label |
1970
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562 | Tool and die maker apprentices | 100 |
563 | Upholsterers | 748 |
571 | Specified craft apprentices, n.e.c. | 123 |
572 | Not specified apprentices | 44 |
575 | Craftsmen and kindred workers, n.e.c. | 901 |
580 | Former members of the Armed Forces | 1,818 |
586 | Craftsmen and kindred workers--allocated | 8,277 |
601 | Asbestos and insulation workers | 290 |
602 | Assemblers | 14,274 |
603 | Blasters and powdermen | 102 |
604 | Bottling and canning operatives | 960 |
605 | Chainmen, rodmen, and axmen; surveying | 196 |
610 | Checkers, examiners, and inspectors, manufacturing | 9,512 |
611 | Clothing ironers and pressers | 2,950 |
612 | Cutting operatives, n.e.c. | 2,262 |
613 | Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory | 1,689 |
614 | Drillers, earth | 753 |
615 | Dry wall installers and lathers | 534 |
620 | Dyers | 284 |
621 | Filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers | 1,529 |
622 | Furnacemen, smeltermen, and pourers | 738 |
623 | Garage workers and gas station attendants | 5,821 |
624 | Graders and sorters, manufacturing | 852 |
625 | Produce graders and packers, except factory and farm | 695 |
626 | Heaters, metal | 90 |
Code | Label |
1970
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630 | Laundry and dry cleaning operatives, n.e.c. | 2,768 |
631 | Meat cutters and butchers, exc. manufacturing | 2,427 |
633 | Meat cutters and butchers, manufacturing | 842 |
634 | Meat wrappers, retail trade | 729 |
635 | Metal platers | 391 |
636 | Milliners | 40 |
640 | Mine operatives, n.e.c. | 2,177 |
641 | Mixing operatives | 826 |
642 | Oilers and greasers, exc . auto | 618 |
643 | Packers and wrappers, except meat and produce | 8,888 |
644 | Painters, manufactured articles | 1,502 |
645 | Photographic process workers | 923 |
650 | Drill press operatives | 973 |
651 | Grinding machine operatives | 1,600 |
652 | Lathe and milling machine operatives | 1,630 |
653 | Precision machine operatives, n.e.c. | 889 |
656 | Punch and stamping press operatives | 2,297 |
660 | Riveters and fasteners | 384 |
661 | Sailors and deckhands | 406 |
662 | Sawyers | 1,398 |
663 | Sewers and stitchers | 14,438 |
664 | Shoemaking machine operatives | 940 |
665 | Solderers | 719 |
666 | Stationary firemen | 1,256 |
670 | Carding, lapping, and combing operatives | 232 |
Code | Label |
1970
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671 | Knitters, loopers, and toppers | 421 |
672 | Spinners, twisters, and winders | 2,178 |
673 | Weavers | 650 |
674 | Textile operatives, n.e.c. | 2,427 |
680 | Welders and flame-cutters | 6,422 |
681 | Winding operatives, n.e.c. | 825 |
690 | Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified | 13,987 |
692 | Machine operatives, not specified | 7,193 |
694 | Miscellaneous operatives | 9,292 |
695 | Not specified operatives | 4,239 |
696 | Operatives, except transport--allocated | 11,610 |
701 | Boatmen and canalmen | 77 |
703 | Busdrivers | 2,819 |
704 | Conductors and motormen, urban rail. transit | 132 |
705 | Deliverymen and routemen | 7,436 |
706 | Fork lift and tow motor operatives | 2,565 |
710 | Motormen; mine, factory, logging camp, etc . | 108 |
711 | Parking attendants | 433 |
712 | Railroad brakemen | 548 |
713 | Railroad switchmen | 587 |
714 | Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs | 1,937 |
715 | Truck drivers | 16,418 |
726 | Transport equipment operatives--allocated | 2,639 |
740 | Animal caretakers, exc. farm | 692 |
750 | Carpenters' helpers | 748 |
Code | Label |
1970
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751 | Construction laborers, exc. carpenters' helpers | 8,941 |
752 | Fishermen and oystermen | 460 |
753 | Freight and material handlers | 7,595 |
754 | Garbage collectors. | 873 |
755 | Gardeners and groundskeepers, exc. farm | 5,653 |
760 | Longshoremen and stevedores | 652 |
761 | Lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers | 1,201 |
762 | Stockhandlers | 8,908 |
763 | Teamsters | 101 |
764 | Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners | 1,841 |
770 | Warehousemen, n.e.c. | 1,317 |
780 | Miscellaneous laborers | 2,937 |
785 | Not specified laborers | 6,721 |
796 | Laborers, except farm--allocated | 5,260 |
801 | Farmers (owners and tenants) | 16,551 |
802 | Farm managers | 672 |
806 | Farmers and farm managers--allocated | 1,194 |
821 | Farm foremen | 445 |
822 | Farm laborers, wage workers | 15,545 |
823 | Farm laborers, unpaid family workers | 2,054 |
824 | Farm service laborers, self-employed | 54 |
846 | Farm laborers and farm foremen--allocated | 1,924 |
901 | Chambermaids and maids, except private household | 3,712 |
902 | Cleaners and charwomen | 6,684 |
903 | Janitors and sextons | 17,170 |
Code | Label |
1970
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910 | Bartenders | 2,520 |
911 | Busboys | 2,099 |
912 | Cooks, except private household | 13,166 |
913 | Dishwashers | 3,496 |
914 | Food counter and fountain workers | 2,601 |
915 | Waiters | 21,583 |
916 | Food service workers, n.e.c., except private household | 5,479 |
921 | Dental assistants | 1,484 |
922 | Health aides, exc. nursing | 1,736 |
923 | Health trainees | 248 |
924 | Lay midwives | 13 |
925 | Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants | 11,404 |
926 | Practical nurses | 3,359 |
931 | Airline stewardesses | 465 |
932 | Attendants, recreation and amusement | 2,288 |
933 | Attendants, personal service, n.e.c. | 1,150 |
934 | Baggage porters and bellhops | 295 |
935 | Barbers | 1,955 |
940 | Boarding and lodginghouse keepers | 123 |
941 | Bootblacks | 71 |
942 | Child care workers, exc. private household | 2,225 |
943 | Elevator operators | 618 |
944 | Hairdressers and cosmetologists | 7,192 |
945 | Personal service apprentices | 16 |
950 | Housekeepers, exc. private household | 1,490 |
Code | Label |
1970
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952 | School monitors | 431 |
953 | Ushers, recreation and amusement | 241 |
954 | Welfare service aides | 213 |
960 | Crossing guards and bridge tenders | 566 |
961 | Firemen, fire protection | 1,890 |
962 | Guards and watchmen | 4,319 |
963 | Marshals and constables | 53 |
964 | Policemen and detectives | 3,898 |
965 | Sheriffs and bailiffs | 387 |
976 | Service workers, exc. private household--allocated | 12,782 |
980 | Child care workers, private household | 5,144 |
981 | Cooks, private household | 568 |
982 | Housekeepers, private household | 1,797 |
983 | laundresses, private household | 224 |
984 | Maids and servants, private household | 11,433 |
986 | Private household workers--allocated | 1,955 |
991 | Unemployed persons, last worked 1959 or earlier* | 4,237 |
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