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1. Apprenticeship. Suggested Ohio building and construction trades' apprenticeship standards, prepared by Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council; endorsed by 1941 Convention of Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council, Youngstown, Ohio.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: [1942.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:B 868

2. Automobile mechanics. St. Paul, Minn., automobile mechanics apprenticeship standards, formulated by St. Paul, Minn., Joint Automobile Mechanics Apprenticeship Committee, representing St. Paul Automobile Dealers Association and Machinist Auto Mechanics Local Union No. 459, A. F. of L., in cooperation with Minnesota Apprenticeship Council; approved 1941.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1942
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:Au 82

3. Apprenticeship. Minimum apprenticeship standards Tennessee Valley Authority, adopted by Central Joint Council on Apprenticeship, Feb. 20, 1939, re-edited July 21, 1941; approved July 29, 1941 by Central Joint Council on Apprenticeship.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: Nov. 10, 1941
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:T 256

4. Suggested standards of apprenticeship, molders and coremakers; prepared by International Molders' & Foundry Workers' Union of N. A.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Committee on Apprenticeship
Publisher:: Federal Committee on Apprenticeship
Date:: [Sept. 15, 1941]. [1941.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:M 731/2

5. Aircraft machinists. Apprenticeship standards for Vultee Aircraft, Inc., Nashville division, Nashville, Tenn., prepared by Vultee Aircraft, Inc., Nashville division, Nashville, Tenn., and Aero Lodge No. 735, International Association of Machinists; approved 1941.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:Ai 74/3

6. Apprentices. Seattle, Wash., molders' apprenticeship standards, formulated by Seattle Molders' Joint Apprenticeship Committee, representing employers in industry and members of International Molders and Foundry Workers of North America, and approved by Washington State Apprenticeship Council, approved 1941; [prepared and distributed by Federal Committee on Apprenticeship].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:M 731

7. Electricity. Electrical apprenticeship standards, Harrisburg, Pa., prepared and approved by Harrisburg Joint Apprenticeship Committee for Electrical Trade, representing Local No. 143, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and Harrisburg Chapter, National Electrical Contractors' Association; approved 1941.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:El 25/3

8. Iron workers. Apprenticeship standards of Bath Iron Works Corporation, prepared and adopted by Bath Iron Works Corporation, Bath, Maine, in cooperation with Federal Committee on Apprenticeship; approved 1941.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:Ir 6/2

9. Machinists. Apprenticeship labor standards for Lockheed Aircraft Corporation and Vega Airplane Company, Burbank, Calif., prepared by Lockheed-Vega Joint Apprenticeship Committee, representing Lockheed Aircraft Corporation and Vega Airplane Company, of Burbank, Calif., and Aeronautical Mechanics of Burbank. Local 727, International Association of Machinists; approved 1941.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:Ai 74/5

10. Machinists. Machinist, tool and die making apprenticeship standards for Philadelphia area and environs, formulated by Joint Apprenticeship Committee of Organized Jobbing Machinist Tool and Die Making Companies and United Electrical. Radio and Machine Workers of America, Local No. 155, affiliated with Congress of Industrial Organizations, approved 1941; [prepared and distributed by Federal Committee on Apprenticeship].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Division and Labor Department
Publisher:: Labor Standards Division
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: L 16.14:M 184/4

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