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AN ALYSIS OF 1935-1936 ACCIDENT PREVENTION CONTEST K- TABLE X ANALYSIS OF 1035-1936 ACCIDENT PREVENTION CONTEST1 SHOWING SEVERITY OF INJURIES INDUSTRIAL GROUPS FATAL ACCIDENTS Percent 1935 1936 Change TOTAL--ENTIRE STATE. 162 234 + 25.93 Construction end Contracting ................... | Manufacturing--'Total ... 97 Metals ........................... 70 Textilss and Clothing.. 3 Foods and Tobacco... 5 Clay--Glass--Stone ... 3 Lumbar and Furniture.. 5 Chemical* ..................... 7 Paper and Printing.... I Other Manufacturing .. 3 Quarrying and Non-Coal Mining .......................... 8 State and Municipal........ 17 Trade.................................. 7 Motels and Restaurants............ Trans, and Public Utilities 29 Miscellaneous .................. 3 2 + 100.00 154 + 58.76 105 + 5050 II +26657 12 + 140.00 9 +200.00 3 -- 40.00 8 + 1459 3 +20050 3 00.00 9 + 12.50 23 + 3559 3 - 57.14 39 + 34.48 4 + 33.33 LOST TIME INJURIES9 1935 19,608 Percent 1936 Change 26,447 + 34.88 175 14,289 7.019 1,454 1.585 837 566 $93 1,110 1,125 555 1,808 1,004 226 1,279 272 644 18,890 11,328 2.163 1.651 BIS 643 591 931 568 +26850 + 32.20 + 41.39 + -48.76 + 16.78 - 2.63 + 13.60 - J4 - (6.13 - 4951 560 2,849 817 220 1.722 745 + .90 + 6758 -- 1853 -- 255 + 34.64 +173.90 1Contest conducted by Accident Prevention Division, Department of Labor and Industry. Man-hours worked represent approximately one-third of total for the entire state. *A lost time accident is one in which an employs is injured to the extent that he s unable to return to his next shift of work. R : S 35