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21. Bricklaying. Detroit, Mich., bricklaying and stonemasonry apprenticeship standards, formulated by Detroit Joint Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Apprenticeship Committee, representing Mason Contractors' Association, Master Masons' Association, Greater Detroit Mason Contractors' Association, and bricklayers and stone masons' unions of metropolitan area of Detroit, Mich.; approved 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Immigration and Naturalization Service
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:B 762

22. Bricklaying. Michigan standards for bricklaying and stonemasonry apprenticeship, formulated by Michigan Building Chapter of Associated General Contractors of America and Michigan State Conference of Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers' International Union of America, with cooperation of Michigan Apprenticeship Council and Federal Committee on Apprenticeship; approved 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Immigration and Naturalization Service
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:B 762/2

23. Carpenters. Pensacola, Fla., carpenters' apprenticeship standards, formulated by Pensacola Carpenters' Apprenticeship Committee, representing Pensacola General Contractors, and Pensacola Carpenters' Local Union, No. 1194, in cooperation with Florida Apprenticeship Council; approved 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:C 227

24. Diemakers. Trimmer die making and die sinking apprenticeship standards, formulated by J. H. Williams & Co., and Local No. 1095, International Association of Machinists, Buffalo, N. Y., members of National Die Sinkers Conference, and approved by Federal Committee on Apprenticeship; approved 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:D 562

25. Electricity. Norfork [Norfolk], Va., electrical apprenticeship standards, prepared and approved by Norfolk Local Joint Apprenticeship Committee for Electrical Trade, representing Local 80, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Electrical Contractors Association of Tidewater, Va.; approved 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:El 25

26. Iron workers. Seattle, Wash., structural iron workers' apprenticeship standards, formulated by Joint Apprenticeship Committee for structural iron workers' trade, Seattle, Wash., and by Washington State Apprenticeship Council; approved 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:Ir 6

27. Machinists. Houston, Tex., machinists' apprenticeship standards, formulated by Houston, Tex., Machinists' Apprenticeship Committee; approved 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:M 184/3

28. Machinists. Machinists' apprenticeship standards, based on agreement between Griscom-Russell Co., Inc., Massillon, Ohio, and employees of Griscom-Russell Co., Inc., who are members of International Association of Machinists No. 550; approved 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:M 184

29. Machinists. Machinists' apprenticeship standards, formulated by Federal Welder & Machine Co., Warren, Ohio, in accordance with recommendations of Warren Apprenticeship Committee and State Committee on Apprentice Training; approved 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:M 184/2

30. Plasterers. Long Island, N. Y., plastering apprenticeship standards, adopted by Plastering Joint Apprenticeship Committee, representing Contracting Plasterers Association of Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk Counties, Inc., and Operative Plasterers and Cement Finishers International Association, Local Union No. 314, in cooperation with Federal Committee on Apprenticeship; approved 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:P 698

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