Appendix C. List of Cases in Which the Board Rendered Decisions During the Fiscal Year 1942

p. 113. This is Appendix C, an alphabetical list of cases, not a numeric statistical table; the three printed columns are the case name (stub), "Volume" and "Page". Treated as caption and therefore excluded: "APPENDIX C"; "LIST OF CASES IN WHICH THE BOARD RENDERED DECISIONS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 1942"; "I. Unfair Labor Practice Cases"; "A. Unfair Labor Practice Cases Decided After Contest". All four are centred display lines printed ABOVE the "Volume"/"Page" column headings, so they are title-block lines rather than body section lines. If the convention for this corpus is to keep the roman/letter subdivision lines as label-only body rows, "I. Unfair Labor Practice Cases" and "A. Unfair Labor Practice Cases Decided After Contest" would be inserted as label-only rows at the top. The stub column has no printed heading; cell 0 of the single heading row is therefore "". Blank lines separate the alphabetical groups (after "Atlanta Flour & Grain Co., Inc." and after the Butler Brothers entry). These are white space only — no label is printed — so no empty rows were emitted for them. Doubtful cells: - "Borg Warner Corp., Marvel-Schebler Division", Volume column: reads as "23", which is out of line with the 33-41 range of every other entry on the page and may be a misprint for "33" or a scanning artefact; transcribed as printed. - Row-label terminal periods: where a label ends in an abbreviation ("Corp", "Inc", "Co") the closing period sits at the baseline immediately before the leader rule and cannot be separated from the leaders in this scan. I have written the conventional period (e.g. "A. P. Parts Corp.", "Abbott Worsted Mills, Inc.", "Aluminum Ore Co.", "AAA Dental Laboratory ... et al."). Labels that do not end in an abbreviation ("Alco Feed Mills", "American Sheet Metal Works", "Botany Worsted Mills") were left without a period. - "Barrett Co. The": no comma is visible between "Co." and "The", unlike "Canyon Corp., The" and "Carborundum Co., The"; transcribed as printed. - "Carter Carbureter Corp.": spelled "Carbureter" (not "Carburetor") in the original. - "Blount, R. A., Hearst B., & Lonnie Flinn & Eunice Simpson": "Hearst B." is clear but unusual; transcribed as printed. Two labels wrap onto a second printed line and were joined into one row: the Bethlehem Steel entry, and the Butler Brothers entry (end-of-line hyphen in "Mainte-nance" repaired to "Maintenance"). Crop: the list continues past the bottom of this image; the printed folio at the foot of the page (partially visible, "112") is cut off and excluded.

p. 114. This is a continuation page of an alphabetical table of cases (company name, volume, page); the crop carries no caption, only the column headings "Volume" and "Page" over a blank stub heading. The body is printed in alphabetical blocks separated by blank lines (C, D, E, F, G, H, I). Those blank lines are spacing between letter groups, not printed rows, so no empty rows are included; no letter-heading lines (A, B, C, ...) are printed on this page. Leader dots following each row label have been dropped. The dots run directly into the end of each label, so the terminal period of an abbreviation ("Co.", "Inc.", "Corp.", "Dept.", "Depts.", "et al.") cannot always be distinguished from the first leader dot; I have transcribed those abbreviation periods as present, following the printed convention elsewhere on the page (e.g. "Columbia Box Board Mills, Inc., & F. S. George, Inc.", where the medial periods are clear). "Hearst Publications, Inc., Los Angeles Evening Herald & Express Depts." is printed on two lines and joined into one row; its values 39 / 1245 sit on the second line. Stray ink specks, not transcribed: a small mark just right of "511" (Citizen-News Co.), a short dash immediately left of "1050" (Columbia Box Board Mills) in the Page column, and a dot above the Page column between the Curtiss-Wright and Davies rows. The dash before 1050 is a speck rather than a minus sign or a footnote marker; the figure reads 1050. "Feinberg, Jac, Hosiery Mills, Inc." — "Jac" is printed without a period, as shown.

p. 115. This is an alphabetical index-style table (case name / Volume / Page) continuing from the preceding page: it starts mid-alphabet with "K" entries and the last printed row ("Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Princeton...") is at the bottom edge, so the list continues on the following page. Three columns: unlabelled stub plus "Volume" and "Page"; the stub heading is blank in the image. The body is broken by blank lines between alphabetical groups (K, L, M, N, O, P); these gaps carry no printed label, so no section rows are included. Row labels are followed by leader dots. Where a label ends in an abbreviation (Co, Inc, Corp, Ill, Oreg, al), the abbreviating period cannot be distinguished with certainty from the first leader dot; I transcribed the conventional terminal period (e.g. "Kansas Utilities Co.", "Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago, Ill.", "Mellus Bros. & Co., et al."). Labels ending in full words (e.g. "Lebanon Steel Foundry", "Metal Mouldings", "Long Lake Lumber Co. & F. D. Robinson") show no such period. Multi-line labels were joined: "Lebanon News Publishing Co., Lebanon Daily News-Times, Lebanon Semi-Weekly News Co.", "National Lumber Mills, Inc., Colonial Products Co., & Chas. Pechenik", and "Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Princeton, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hunnicutt, et al." (end-of-line hyphen in "Hunni-cutt" repaired). "New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co." and "New York & Porto Rico Steamship Co." both carry volume 34, page 1028; that duplication is as printed (companion cases).

p. 116. This is an alphabetical table-of-cases listing (company name, Volume, Page), not a numeric statistical table. The crop continues a list begun on earlier pages (it starts mid-"P") and is cut off after "Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp.", so the list continues on the next page. Only the stub and two columns are printed; the stub heading is blank. The alphabet groups are separated by blank vertical space only (before "Quality and Service Laundry, Inc.", before "Rapid Roller Co.", before "Sanco Piece Dye Works...", and before "Tennessee Products Corp."); there are no printed letter headings or section labels, so no label-only rows were added. Terminal punctuation is partly obscured where the leader dots begin: "Sun Tent-Luebbert Co., et al." (a period after "al" is not clearly resolvable), and likewise the trailing periods in "Sherwin-Williams Co., Newark, N. J." and "Sherwin-Williams Co., Bound Brook, N. J."; these were transcribed with the conventional period. Small ink specks appear in the Page column beside "Pequanoc Rubber Co." (a stray mark before 541) and in the margin near "Perfection Steel Body Co." and "Peter Cailler Kohler..."; they are scan artifacts, not footnote markers or digits.

p. 117. This is an alphabetical index-style list of cases with two numeric columns (Volume, Page); the column headings "Volume" and "Page" are printed at the top of the crop and the stub column has no heading. The crop begins in the middle of an earlier section (presumably section A, whose heading is on a previous page); the first nine rows (Trojan Powder Co. through Williamson-Dickie Mfg. Co.) are the tail of that section. The bold centered line "B. Unfair Labor Practice Cases Decided on the Basis of a Stipulation of Agreement Entered Into by the Parties" is printed on two lines and has been joined into one row label with no values. The list also appears to continue past the bottom of the crop (section B stops at "Enoch Packing Co." with no total or closing line). Blank vertical gaps between alphabetical letter groups are typographic spacing only and are not transcribed as rows. Doubtful cell: "Best Coat & Apron Mfg. Co., Inc." Volume reads as "12" in the scan, which is out of line with every other volume number on the page (33-41); it may be a misprint or a damaged "42", but it is transcribed as it appears. Minor rendering notes: the Page value for "Enoch Packing Co." is broken by a scan artifact between the second and third digits but reads 1110. Row labels are followed by dash-leader rules, which have been dropped; trailing periods on abbreviations ("Co.", "Inc.", "Corp.", "Mfg.") are retained, though where the leaders begin immediately after the abbreviation the period is hard to distinguish from the first leader mark. Spellings are as printed, including "Weyerhauser" (commonly Weyerhaeuser), "City Service Transit Co." (commonly Cities Service), "Ruttenburgh", and "et. al."

p. 118. This is a continuation page of an alphabetical case list (Appendix C, letters F through N); the list begins before and continues after this crop. Only the column headings "Volume" and "Page" are printed; the stub column has no heading. The body is set in alphabetical letter groups separated by blank lines (F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N). Those blank lines carry no label or values and are not transcribed as rows; no letter-group heading letters are printed. Terminal abbreviation periods: where a row label ends in an abbreviation ("Co", "Inc", "Corp", "Mich", "N. J"), the leader dashes begin immediately after, so the abbreviation's own full stop cannot be reliably separated from the leader at this resolution. I have written these with the period (e.g. "Johnson Rubber Co.", "Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich."), which is the standard setting for this appendix, but the period itself is not individually legible. Doubtful label reading: in "Harris & Son, Inc., C. A. and Zwight, John, an individual" the surname reads as "Zwight"; it could conceivably be "Dwight". The initial letter is not fully clear. "Leila, Mary Cotton Mills" and "Link, Oliver P. Handle Co., Sequatchie Handle Works" are transcribed in the inverted (surname-first) form as printed. All Volume and Page figures are clear; no footnotes are printed under the table. The running head ("Appendix C. Cases in Which the Board Rendered Decisions") and the page number 115 are omitted as instructed.