Nature of settlements reached between workers and employers in National Labor Relations Board cases

p. 37. Three printed columns, one heading level. The "Number of workers involved" column checks out exactly: the seven data rows sum to 40,354, the printed total. The "Number of cases" column does not: the seven data rows as printed sum to 381, but the total row prints 331. The total-row digits read "331" to me on this scan; given the perfect agreement of the other column, either the middle digit of the total is a damaged "8" (i.e. 381) or one data value is misprinted/misread. I have transcribed every cell as it appears and made no correction. The likeliest individually doubtful cells, in descending order, are the Total row / Number of cases ("331"), Recognition of workers' representatives / Number of cases ("108", could conceivably be "58"), and Other^a / Number of cases ("86", could conceivably be "36"); each of those alternatives would reconcile the column. The footnote marker on "Other" is a small raised letter that reads as "a"; the matching note below the table opens with the same badly inked raised character. Below that note, separated by a short horizontal rule, the page carries a further footnote belonging to the running text, not to this table: '1 The word "strike" is used to include both strikes and lockouts.' Because no "1" marker appears anywhere in the table and the rule separates it from the table's own note, I have left it out of `footnotes`. The crop also includes the caption, which is excluded per instructions; nothing appears cut off.