Cases in which the Board rendered decisions

p. 120. This is an alphabetical table-of-cases listing (case name, Volume, Page) in a single panel of three columns; only the two column headings "Volume" and "Page" are printed, over an unheaded stub. The crop begins mid-alphabet (entries starting with "Al"), so the table continues from the preceding page; no caption or page number is visible. Row 41, printed "A:mour & Co. of Delaware, Knoxville, Tenn", is transcribed as it appears: the second character images as a colon rather than "r", almost certainly a broken-type/scan artifact for "Armour". Several row labels end without the period that the leader dots absorb (e.g. "Albers Milling Co", "American Mfg. Co"); these are given as printed with the leaders dropped. "American Oil Co., Inc, Curtis Bay, Md" shows "Inc" without a following period, unlike the two neighbouring American Oil entries; transcribed as printed. In the "American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co., Brake Shoe & Casting Division" row (two printed lines joined into one) and the "American Brass Co" row below it there is a small stray ink dot between the two volume figures; both volumes read 41. The "Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., La Crosse Works" leader run ends with a longer dash-like mark, treated as leader material and dropped.

p. 121. This is an alphabetical index of cases (company name, Volume, Page) rather than a numeric statistical table; the crop continues a list from the preceding page (it starts mid-"A" with "Atkin, C. B., Co" and ends mid-"B" with "Brown Shoe Co", so rows before and after are cut off by the crop). Three printed columns: stub (case name), Volume, Page. The column headings "Volume" and "Page" are printed at the top right; the stub has no printed heading, so cell 0 of the heading row is empty. A blank line of white space separates the "A" entries from the "B" entries; it carries no label and is not transcribed as a row. "Bayer, A. J., Co" has an ink speck between "A." and "J." in the scan, not a footnote marker. The Volume digit for "Bound Brook Oil-Less Bearing Co" is slightly broken in the scan but reads 39. Leader dots following each label have been dropped as instructed.

p. 122. This is an alphabetical index of cases (case name, Volume, Page), continued from the preceding page; only the "Volume" and "Page" column headings are printed, and the stub heading is blank, so cell 0 of the single header row is empty. No caption and no footnotes appear on the crop. Doubtful cell: "Buckeye Cotton Oil Co., The" / Volume reads as 26 in the scan, which falls outside the 33-41 range of every other volume number in this crop; it is most likely a misprint or a broken "36" glyph. Transcribed as printed (26). A blank typographic line separates the "B" entries (ending "Buzard-Burkhart Pine Co") from the "C" entries (beginning "California Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd"). It carries no label or values, so it is not transcribed as a row. Two labels wrap across printed lines with an end-of-line hyphen: "Cleveland-/Cliffs Iron Co., The" (the hyphen is part of the proper name Cleveland-Cliffs and was kept) and "Naval Ord-/nance Plant" (joined to "Ordnance"). Three other labels wrap without a hyphen and were joined: the Canisteo Mining, Carnegie-Illinois Engineering Division, and Chrysler Motor Division entries. Scan artifacts, not transcribed: a stray dot in the leader run of "Bushman Bag Service, Ltd" and "Chrysler Corp., Kokomo, Ind"; a short stray dash in the right margin level with the blank line after "Buzard-Burkhart Pine Co"; a stray tick after the Volume figure 40 for "Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., The". "et al" in the Cincinnati Gas & Electric entry is printed in italics.

p. 123. This crop is not a statistical table in the usual sense: it is a page from an alphabetical index/table of cases, listing company names (stub) against the Volume and Page of the NLRB decision volumes. There are three printed columns; the stub has no heading, while "Volume" and "Page" are printed once at the top right. The crop continues a list begun on an earlier page (it opens mid-"C"); no caption or running head is included. The leaders following each label are dashes rather than dots and they run into the final abbreviation period of many labels (e.g. "New York, N. Y", "St. Louis, Mo", "Peoria, Ill", "Memphis, Tenn"), so the closing period could not be distinguished from the leader rule; those labels are transcribed without a trailing period. A blank line separates the "C" entries from the "D" entries (after "Curtiss-Wright Corp., Tonawanda and Cheektowaga, N. Y"); no letter heading is printed there, so no row was added for it. "Curtiss-Wright Corp., Propeller Division, Caldwell Plant, Clifton, N. J" wraps onto two printed lines and is joined into one row; its volume/page (33, 490) are printed beside the second line. "Cudahy Packing Co. North Salt Lake, Utah" is printed without a comma after "Co.", unlike the neighbouring Cudahy entries; transcribed as printed. Stray ink specks appear in the Volume column beside "Creamery Package Mfg. Co" and "Curtiss-Wright ... Clifton, N. J" and in the Page column beside "Peoria, Ill", "Cordiano Can Co.", and "Crane Co."; these are not digits or footnote markers.

p. 124. This is an alphabetical index of cases (company name / Volume / Page), not a numeric statistics table. Three printed columns; the stub column carries no printed heading, so cell 0 of the single heading level is empty. The crop continues a list from the preceding page (it starts mid-alphabet at "Dorset Foods Ltd") and is cut off at the bottom after "General Motors Corp., Cleveland Diesel Engine Division" — further entries continue on the next page. Doubtful cell: "Federal Chemical Co", Volume column, reads 46; every other volume number in this crop falls in the range 33-41, so this is either a printing error or a scan artifact. Transcribed as printed. Blank lines separate the alphabetical blocks (after "Dutton, E. P. & Co., Inc", after "Fullerton Oil Co"); these are spacing only, not labelled section rows, so they are not transcribed as rows. There is no blank line between the E and F entries ("Etna Machine Co" is followed directly by "Fairbanks-Morse Co"). Small stray ink specks appear beside "Ferbert & Schorndorfer" (Volume), "General Electric X-Ray Corp" (between Volume and Page) and after "General Motors Corp., Buick Motor Division, Flint, Mich" (Page); they are not footnote markers and are not transcribed. "Fruco Construction Co., Fruin-Colnon Contracting Co., Massman Construction Co" is one entry wrapped over two printed lines, joined into a single row.

p. 125. This is an alphabetical case/citation list (a table of cases) with three printed columns: the stub (company or party name), "Volume" and "Page". The stub has no printed heading. The crop is a mid-table page: it begins partway through the "G" entries and ends partway through the "I" entries, so the table continues before and after this image; no caption, no "—Continued" line and no footnotes are visible. Blank vertical gaps separate the G, H and I letter groups; they are only typographic spacing, carry no label or values, and are not transcribed as rows. The list has no section-heading lines (no printed letter captions such as "G"). Row 15 ("Grand Rapids Varnish Corp. and Grand Haven Paint & Varnish Co") is a single entry whose label wraps onto two printed lines; the values 33 / 757 are printed on the second line and are joined into the one row. Spellings transcribed exactly as printed, including apparent typesetting errors in the source: "Harbision-Walker Refractories Co., The" (conventionally Harbison-Walker), "Hardy Metal Specialities Inc. and Plastic Specialities Inc" ("Specialities" twice), and "Grand Rapid Cabinet Co" (likely Grand Rapids). All are legible as given; none were corrected. All Volume and Page figures are clearly legible. The faint stray marks above/below some lines (e.g. specks near "Hall Mfg. Co" and "Goldblatt Bros., Inc") are scan noise, not footnote markers or punctuation.

p. 126. This is an alphabetical index/table of cases (company name with the Volume and Page of the NLRB decision), not a numeric statistical table; it continues from the preceding page and runs on to the next (the list breaks off after "Lehigh Portland Cement Co." at the foot of the page). Only the stub column is unheaded; the two value columns are headed "Volume" and "Page". Blank spacing lines separate the alphabetical groups (after "Interstate Drop Forge Co.", after the Juilliard entry, and after "Kroger Grocery & Baking Co."); they carry no text and are not transcribed as rows. The printer's signature line "492864—43——9" at the bottom left is page furniture and is omitted. Two labels wrap onto a second printed line and have been joined with the end-of-line hyphen repaired: "Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., Marine Ways Dept., River Trans- portation Division, Florett, Pa." and "Juilliard, A. D., & Co., N. Y. Mills Division of Oneida Bleach- ery, Inc." Because leader dots abut the end of each label, a final abbreviation period cannot always be distinguished from the first leader dot; periods have been kept on standard abbreviations (Co., Corp., Inc., Ltd., Assn., Bros., Dept., Pa., La., N. Y.). "Kelly Co., The", "Kiemle, Fred W., Co., The" and "Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp., The" end in "The" with no period, and "Johnson, C. D., Lumber Corporation" is spelled out in full as printed. The place name in the Marine Ways entry reads "Florett, Pa." on the scan (possibly a misprint for Florette/Floreffe, Pa.); it is transcribed as printed. "King Machine Tool Co." has page "1" (a single digit set at the right of the Page column), not a truncated number.

p. 127. Three printed columns: an unlabelled stub of case/company names, then "Volume" and "Page". The stub column carries no printed heading, so cell 0 of the single heading row is empty. This crop continues an alphabetical index of cases from the preceding page; it has no caption and ends mid-list (the "M" entries continue past the bottom edge of the crop). Row-label periods: nearly every label ends in an abbreviation ("Inc", "Co", "Corp", "Oreg") whose final period runs straight into the leader dots and cannot be separated from them at this resolution. I have dropped the leaders and omitted those ambiguous trailing periods; periods interior to a label (e.g. "Mfg. Co.," "A. L.," "J. B.") are clear and are kept. "Lewittes & Sons, Inc., Silcon Furniture Mfg. Co., Groville Furniture Co" is printed on two lines with "Furni-" / "ture" broken by an end-of-line hyphen; joined and repaired into one row. "Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass" is printed with no corporate suffix (no "Co." or "Corp.") before the leaders; transcribed as printed. Order anomaly as printed: "Matthews Mfg. Co" (40, 572) is printed immediately before "Mathieson Alkali Works, The" (38, 1084), which breaks strict alphabetical order. Transcribed in the printed sequence, not corrected. A blank line of white space separates the "L" entries from the "M" entries; it is a typographic break with no label or values, so it is not transcribed as a row. Two different entries share page 1022 of volume 40 ("Marine Transit Co" and "Mechling, A. L., Barge Line"); both readings are clear and consistent on the scan.

p. 128. This crop is a continuation page of the alphabetical table of cases (case name, Volume, Page); only the "Volume" and "Page" headings are printed, the stub heading is blank, and no footnotes appear. The body is a continuous alphabetical list; a blank line separates the "M" entries (ending "Murphy Timber Co.") from the "N" entries (beginning "Nachman Spring Filled Corp."), but no section label is printed there, so no section row was created. Leader dots run from each label to the figures; where a label ends in an abbreviation (Co., Inc., Corp., Mich., Ill., Kans., Colo.) the abbreviating period is kept and the leaders dropped, though the scan does not let the period be separated from the first leader dot with certainty. The Page cell of "National Metal Art Mfg. Co., Inc." prints with a worn final digit that looks like a lowercase "l"; read as 561. The top-of-page stray marks above the "Volume"/"Page" headings are scan artifacts, not data; the running head and page number were omitted as instructed.

p. 129. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical index of cases (company name, with the volume and page of the Board's decisions), not a numeric statistical table. Three printed columns: the unheaded stub of case names, "Volume" and "Page". Structure: the body is separated into alphabetical groups (end of "N", then "O", then "P") by blank vertical spacing only; those blank bands carry no label or values and are not transcribed as rows. The crop begins mid-"N", so earlier entries are on the preceding page, and the "P" group continues past the bottom of the crop. Label punctuation: the leader dots begin immediately after each name, so it cannot be determined from the image whether abbreviations such as "Co", "Corp", "Inc" and "Tex" at the end of a label carry a closing period. Trailing periods have been omitted in those cases; interior periods that are clearly printed (e.g. "Mfg. Co", "N. Y") are kept. Doubtful cells: "Pelican Bay Lumber Co", Page — the leading digit is printed as a seriffed glyph that resembles a capital I; read as 1317 by context with the adjacent four-digit page numbers. "Post-Standard Co., The" (volume 39), Page — a small ink speck follows 1308; read as 1308 with no footnote marker. Apparent duplicates are as printed: "Ohio Public Service Co." appears twice with different cities but the same volume and page (36, 1269); "Post-Standard Co., The" and "Pressed Steel Car Co., Inc" each appear twice with different volume/page pairs, and in both of those pairs the volumes are not in ascending order (34 then 39; 41 then 36). Nothing was reordered or corrected. No caption, footnotes, running head or page number are visible within the crop. Stray marginal ink specks at the right edge (beside the "Northern Indiana Brass Co" and "Owens-Illinois Pacific Coast Co" lines) are page noise, not footnote markers.

p. 130. This is a page from an alphabetical table of cases (company name, Volume, Page), not a numeric statistical table. The stub column has no printed heading; only "Volume" and "Page" are printed as column headings. Blank spacer lines separate the alphabetical sections (after "Quincy Compressor Co." and after "Rytex Co."); they carry no label or values and were not transcribed as rows. The crop both continues a list begun on earlier pages and is cut off at the bottom (the list continues past "Sealed Power Corp. and The Accuralite Co."). Row labels are followed by dash-style leaders, which were dropped; where a label ends in an abbreviation (Co., Inc., Corp., N. Y., Mo., Calif., Assn.) the abbreviation's period runs into the leaders and has been retained. Doubtful readings: "Rosiclare Lead & Fluorspar Mining" (stub) appears to end without a trailing "Co."; "Sculler Safety Corp." (stub) could possibly read "Scutler"; "Saybrooke Mfg. Co., Inc." (stub) spelling of "Saybrooke" is as printed. A stray ink speck appears in the right margin near the "Ralston Steel Car Co." and "Rockwood Alabama Stone Co." lines; it is not a footnote marker.

p. 131. This is not a statistical table but a page of the alphabetical table of cases (letter S), with three columns: case name (stub), Volume, Page. Only "Volume" and "Page" are printed as headings; the stub column has no printed heading, so cell 0 of the single header row is empty. The list begins mid-alphabet ("Sears, Roebuck") and ends mid-alphabet ("Superior Steel & Malleable Casting Co."), so the table continues from the preceding page and onto the following one; nothing is cut off within the crop itself. Row labels run straight into the leader dots, so where a label ends in an abbreviation ("Co", "Corp", "Mich", "La", "E") the abbreviation's own period cannot be separated visually from the first leader dot; I have written the conventional period in those labels. "Sullivans' Smythfield" (vol. 34, p. 305): the apostrophe placement is doubtful and may be "Sullivan's Smythfield". A few stray ink specks sit beside values — after the Page cell of "Smith & Caffery Co." (90) and after the Volume cells of "Southport Petroleum Co." (39) and "Sterling Engine Co." (41) — these are scan noise, not footnote markers, and are omitted. Nothing in the crop is a total or section line; all 50 rows are data rows.

p. 132. This is an alphabetical index of cases (company name, Volume, Page) continued from the preceding page; only the "Volume" and "Page" headings are printed, and the stub column has no printed heading. Blank spacing lines separate the S/T and T/U alphabetical blocks; they carry no label or values, so they are not transcribed as rows. Trailing periods on abbreviations at the end of a row label (Inc., Co., Corp., Minn., Tex., Wash., Calif., N. Y.) run directly into the dash leaders and cannot be separated from them at this resolution; they are transcribed as printed convention requires, so a trailing period may be my reconstruction in those labels. The label "Telegram Publishing Co. and The Salt Lake Tribune Publishing" appears to be printed without a closing "Co." before the leaders — transcribed as printed. "Union-Buffalo Mill" is printed in the singular. Two scattered stray ink specks sit in the right margin (beside the "Tennessee Coal ... Ensley Works" and "Tourek, J. J., Mfg. Co." lines) and are not footnote markers. The page bottom is reached at "United Artists Corp."; the listing continues on the following page.

p. 133. This is a continuation page of an alphabetical index of cases (company name, volume, page); the stub column carries no printed heading, so cell 0 of the single heading row is empty. The page is cut off at the bottom: the list continues past "Western Union Telegraph Co., The, Missouri, Colorado, and Kansas" onto the next page, and it also continues from a previous page at the top (no caption is printed on this crop). Blank spacer lines between the alphabetical groups (after "Utah Copper Co." and after "Volney Felt Mills, Inc") are typographic gaps with no label or values and are not transcribed as rows. Four labels wrap onto two printed lines and are joined into single rows: "United States Envelope Co., Logan, Swift & Brigham Envelope Co.", "Western Union Telegraph Co., The, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Rhode Island", and "Western Union Telegraph Co., The, Missouri, Colorado, and Kansas". Doubtful/stray ink: the Volume cell of "United Biscuit Co. of America, Felber Biscuit Co. Division" shows a small tick after "33" and the Volume cell of "Utah Copper Co., and Kennecott Copper Corp" shows a small dot before "35"; both read as plain 33 and 35 with no footnote marker intended. There is a faint speck left of "764" in the Page cell of "Walgreen Co" and a stray mark over the "9" of "594" for "Western Foundry Co., Holland, Mich", neither of which changes the digits. The three successive "Western Union Telegraph Co., The, California" entries and the similar repeated Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan and Minnesota entries are printed as separate rows as shown, not duplicates introduced in transcription.

p. 134. This is an alphabetical index of cases (company name, volume, page), not a numeric statistical table; the crop continues an index from the preceding page, so only the two column headings "Volume" and "Page" are printed and the stub column carries no heading. Possible misprint as printed: the consecutive entries "Western Union Telegraph Co., The, Oregon" and "Western Union Telegraph Co., The, Pennsylvania" both show volume 36, page 1209. Both are transcribed exactly as printed; no correction made. Trailing periods on abbreviations that run straight into the leader dots (e.g. "Pa.", "Calif.", "Co.", "Inc.", "Corp.", "Fla.", "Kans.") are rendered with the period, but in several rows the period and the first leader dot are typographically indistinguishable; this affects only punctuation, never digits. The entry "White, J. G., Engineering Corp. of New York and Louisiana Shipyards, Inc." wraps onto two printed lines with the values aligned to the second line; it is joined into one row here. Minor stray ink specks appear in the margins/between columns (above "New York" at volume 38/766, left of "35" in the "Lima, Ohio" row, at the top center of the page, and in the leader dots of the "Weyerhaeuser Timber Co." row); these are scanning artifacts and are not transcribed. No page number, running head or caption is present within the crop.

p. 135. This is an alphabetical index of cases (company name, Volume, Page), not a numeric statistical table. Three printed columns: stub, "Volume", "Page". The crop begins mid-alphabet (entries starting with "Wi"), so the table continues from the preceding page; the body also runs off the bottom of the crop (the last visible entry is "Broderick & Bascom Rope Co", and the B list is clearly unfinished). "American Dredging Co" is printed once with a large brace spanning two value lines (36 / 501 and 37 / 1039). To keep the grid rectangular I put the label on the first of the two lines and left the stub of the second line empty; both value lines belong to that single entry. "B. Representation Cases Decided on the Basis of Stipulated Election or Pay-Roll Check" is a bold section heading printed within the body (set over two printed lines, joined here); it carries no values. Trailing abbreviation periods are ambiguous throughout because the leader dots begin immediately after the label (e.g. "Inc", "Corp", "N. Y", "Colo", "Ill", "Tenn", "E. A"); I transcribed these without a trailing period rather than guess. Each row's leader dots were dropped as instructed. A few stray specks appear in the scan (e.g. a mark after "Auburn Rubber Corp" and a tick above the first row); these were treated as scanning artefacts, not text or footnote markers. No footnote markers appear anywhere in the crop.

p. 136. This is an alphabetical index-style table (company name, Volume, Page) that continues from the preceding page; only the two column headings "Volume" and "Page" are printed, with no heading over the stub. The body is a single panel of three columns. Blank lines separate the alphabetical groups (C/D/E/F/G); these are white space only, with no printed section labels, so no empty section rows were created. Row labels wrapping onto two lines were joined; the end-of-line hyphen in "Tona- wanda, N. Y." was repaired to "Tonawanda, N. Y." A small stray ink speck sits in the right margin just after "705" in the row "Dominion Electrical Mfg., Inc" and another above the "Dracco Corp" line; both read as print debris rather than footnote markers, and no footnote legend appears on the crop. "Pittsburg, Calif" in the Columbia Steel row is printed without the final "h", as transcribed.

p. 137. This is not a statistical table but a page of an alphabetical index of cases, with three columns: the case/company name (stub), "Volume" and "Page". The column headings "Volume" and "Page" are printed at the top of this crop and are transcribed once. The crop begins and ends in mid-list: the "G" entries start partway through (the page before continues) and the list continues past "Isthmian Steamship Co" onto the next page. No caption, running head or page number is included. Blank lines separate the alphabetical groups (end of G before "Hat Corp. of America", and end of H before "International Harvester Co., Davenport, Iowa"); these are vertical spacing only, with no printed section label, so no rows were added for them. Stray printing specks, not footnote markers or digits: a small apostrophe-like mark sits just left of "1266" in the first row; a faint comma-like mark appears in the blank right margin beside "Des Moines, Iowa" and "San Francisco, Calif"; a small dot precedes "457" in the "International Harvester Co., Davenport, Iowa" row and precedes "510". All were ignored. Row labels wrapping over two lines were joined and end-of-line hyphens repaired ("Mem- phis, Tenn" -> "Memphis, Tenn"; "De- troit, Mich" -> "Detroit, Mich"). Leader dots after each label were dropped. Note that the two Heinz, H. J., Co. entries are printed out of strict alphabetical order by city (Sharpsburg, Pa before Bowling Green, Ohio); transcribed as printed.

p. 138. This is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of companies with two numeric columns, Volume and Page; the caption and any opening rows are on earlier pages, and the list continues past the bottom of the crop (the last visible entry is "Royal Netherlands Steamship Co"). "Ohio Foundry Co., The, Plants Nos. 1 and 2" is printed as a single label joined by a large brace to two stacked pairs of values (35/302 on the first line, 34/143 on the second). To keep the grid rectangular it is given here as two rows: the labelled row carries 35/302 and the following row has an empty stub and carries 34/143. Row labels are followed by dash leaders, which run into any period that may close an abbreviation. Trailing periods on abbreviations at the end of a label (e.g. "Lilly Varnish Co", "Oliver Iron Mining Co., Ironwood, Mich", "Republic Steel Corp., Troy, N. Y", "Republic Steel Corp., Union Drawn Steel Division, Gary, Ind") cannot be distinguished from the first leader stroke, so they are transcribed without the final period; interior periods are printed clearly and are kept. The blank lines between alphabetical groups (K, L, M, N, O, P, R) carry no printed label and are not transcribed as rows. The Volume figure for "Oppenheimer Casing Co" is slightly broken in the scan; it reads 36 and matches the neighbouring entries' typeface, but it is the least certain digit pair on the page.

p. 139. This is not a numeric statistical table but an alphabetical index of company names with the volume and page of the NLRB decision; it is laid out as a single panel of three columns (name, Volume, Page). The stub column carries no printed heading; only "Volume" and "Page" are printed at the top, so header_rows has one level with an empty first cell. The crop continues a list from the preceding page (it opens mid-alphabet at "Sargent & Co.") and is cut off at the bottom, which ends with "Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Lester, Pa." — further entries presumably follow on the next page. Blank lines separating the alphabetical sections (S / T / U / V / W) are typographic spacing only, not labelled section rows, so they are not transcribed as rows. Each row label is followed by a dash-style leader rule, which has been dropped. Where a label ends in an abbreviation ("Co", "Inc", "Corp", "Calif", "Mich", "Pa", etc.), the leaders run straight into the abbreviation and the terminal period cannot be distinguished from the leader rule at this resolution; I have written the conventional period in those cells. Readers who need strict character fidelity should treat that final period as uncertain. Several entries carry stray ink specks between the label and the figures (notably before "381" in the Stearns, Frederick & Co. row, before "378" in the Tidewater Associated Oil Co., Avon, Calif. row, and after "1263" in the Tidewater Associated Oil Co. of California row). These read as printing artifacts, not digits or footnote markers, and are not transcribed. Three consecutive Tidewater Associated Oil Co. entries (San Francisco, Calif.; San Joaquin Valley Pipe Line, Coalinga Plant; and Watson, Calif.) all cite volume 33, page 336. That repetition is as printed, not a transcription slip. The row "United Motors Service Co., Inc., St. Louis, Mo." reads "Service Co., Inc." while the three United Motors entries above it read "Service, Inc."; the inconsistent "Co." is as printed and may be a compositor's error in the source. The dash in "White Star-Ohio Division" is transcribed as a plain hyphen; in the scan it is set slightly long and may be an en dash.

p. 140. This is an alphabetical index-style listing (company/case name, Volume, Page) with three columns; the stub column carries no printed heading, so cell 0 of the heading row is empty. The crop begins mid-list (continuation from the preceding page), so no section or table heading appears above the first row. A blank vertical gap separates the "W" entries from the "Y" entries; it is only white space with no printed label, so no row was created for it. End-of-line hyphenation repaired in two labels: "Philadel-/phia" (Westinghouse Radio Stations, Inc., Operating KYW) joined to "Philadelphia". Several labels end in abbreviations printed without a final period before the leader dots ("N. J", "Pa", "Md", "Mo", "Mass", "Co", "Corp", "Mich"); these are transcribed as printed, with the leader dots dropped. Note the two adjacent "Yellow Truck & Coach" entries differ as printed: the first reads "Mfg. Co." and the second "Mfg. Corp., The" — transcribed as shown, not normalized. A small stray ink mark sits in the top margin above the stub column; it is not a footnote marker attached to any cell. No footnotes are printed under this crop.