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21. 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

22. 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

23. 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

24. 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

25. Plumbers. Hartford, Conn., plumbing apprenticeship standards, formulated by Hartford Plumbing Apprenticeship Committee, representing Hartford Master Plumbers' Association and United Association of Journeymen Plumbers and Steamfitters, Local Union No. 76, in cooperation with Connecticut State Apprenticeship Council; approved 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:P 731

26. Sheet metal workers. Toledo plan for sheet metal working apprenticeship, formulated by Toledo Sheet Metal Working Apprenticeship Committee, representing Toledo Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors' Association and Sheet Metal Workers Union, Local No. 6; approved 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:Sh 37

27. Sperry Gyroscope Company, Inc. Apprenticeship standards of Sperry Gyroscope Company, Inc., covering apprenticeship system of Sperry Gyroscope Company, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.; approved 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:G 999

28. Steamfitters. Seattle, Wash., steamfitting apprenticeship standards, formulated by Seattle Steamfitting Joint Apprenticeship Committee, and approved by Washington State Apprenticeship Council; approved 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1940
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:St 31

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