Coast's Aircraft Industry Employs 300,000 Persons
A historical review of West Coast aircraft industry shows 300000 direct workers in 1852 era estimates, with 409000 total related jobs on aircraft and parts. Los Angeles area alone reports 239000 employed in airframe and parts, plus 176010 directly in aircraft and parts production and a weekly payroll around 44 million dollars.
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Singhe Bureau of Labor
Pacific Coast
Billian
Southland
California
Los Angeles
Aitiveanie
Walifornia
Itin
Ods
Los Angrles
Aircraft Industries Association
Babies May Set Record in 1952 Births
Washington reports the 1951 baby count at 3,53,000 with projections that the 1952 crop could exceed it by up to one percent. Based on the first fourteen months of 1952, the birth rate may run about 25 live births per 1,030 population, roughly the same as last year. The last time the rate rose above this level was 1846 when it reached 1,266 per 1,060 population.
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Washington
U. S
U. S& Fable Health Service
Seasonal Decline Cuts California Labor Force
California mid November civilian employment slipped to 4.852 million and a 98.100 crop, with a 4 percent year rise from 1951. Unemployment rose about 20,000 to 141,900, while the labor force fell 78,090 to 1.983 million, yet year over year totals show 161,000 more workers overall.
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Sacramento
California
James G. Bryant
Sate
Paul Scharvenbery
State Department of Industrial Relations
Wlal
Arade Group
Japan Ships to Take Emigrants to Brazil
The Osaka Shipping Line plans to remodel two freighters to carry emigrants to Brazil in addition to the new Santos Maru, which sails to Rio de Janeiro on December 27. The vessels America Maru and Africa Maru, now on the North American route, will be converted.
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Vnana
Osaka Shoe
Keisha Steamship Line
Pring
Brazil
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