War Labor Disputes Act cases received, closed, pending, polls conducted, and employers involved, during the fiscal years 1944, 1945, and 1946

p. 126. Five columns: stub plus Total, Fiscal year 1944, Fiscal year 1945, July-December 1945^1. Only one printed heading level; the stub column has no heading, so cell 0 of the header row is empty. Arithmetic check (reported, not applied — all cells are as printed): the Total column equals the sum of the three period columns in every row except "Cases pending end of period", where Total is 425 while 54+155+425 = 634. There 425 appears to be an end-of-period stock carried over from the final period (July-December 1945) rather than a sum, which is internally consistent for a pending-cases line; nothing was altered. "Method of disposition:" and "Results of polls:" are section lines carrying a label and no values; their value cells are empty. Scan artifacts, all resolved with confidence: in "Total valid votes cast" / Total the first digit group is marred by a stray mark that prints like a semicolon ("1, 926; 811"); it reads 1,926,811, which the column sum confirms. The superscript markers on "Total number of polls" (2) and "Voted against interruption of work" (3) are small and lightly inked but legible, and both match the footnote text beneath the table (footnote 2 names 1,571 cases and 2,168 voting units, matching the "Polls conducted" and "Total number of polls" rows). Within "Results of polls:", the rows "Voted in favor/against interruption of work" count polls (1,850+318 = 2,168, the total number of polls), while the later "Votes in favor/against" rows count individual votes (1,593,937+332,874 = 1,926,811, the total valid votes cast). The two pairs are indented alike in the original and are easy to confuse; both are transcribed with their own wording. The caption, the footnote rules and the partially cropped page number at the lower right ("91") are omitted as instructed.