Disposition of unfair labor practice cases closed during the fiscal year 1947, by stage and method

p. 79. Four printed columns, one heading level; the stub is indented to show hierarchy (totals at the left margin, stage lines indented once, method lines indented twice) but no indentation is carried into the cells. Decimal points are faint in this scan: in several percent cells the period prints as little more than a gap. The affected cells, read from context of the one-decimal convention used throughout both percent columns, are: "After hearing" / Percent of cases closed (1.1); "After Board decision" / Percent of cases closed (2.5); "Compliance" (under After Board decision) / Percent of cases closed (1.9) and / Percent of cases on docket (1.2); "After court action" / Percent of cases closed (2.4) and / Percent of cases on docket (1.4); "Dismissed" (under Before hearing) / Percent of cases closed (.1); "Dismissed" (under After hearing) / Percent of cases on docket (.2). In each the leading/decimal point is implied rather than clearly inked; the digits themselves are unambiguous. Cells printed as a parenthesised raised 1, standing in for a value rather than attached to one, are written "(^1)": "Dismissed" (under Before hearing) / Percent of cases on docket, and "Dismissed" and "Closed otherwise" (both under After court action) / Percent of cases on docket. "Cases on docket during the year" has leader dots, not a value, in the Percent of cases closed column, transcribed as "". A stray ink mark precedes the final "Closed otherwise" label in the stub; it is not part of the label and is not transcribed. All printed figures are internally consistent (804+2,268+643+7=3,722; 52+43+102+95=292; 3,722+292=4,014), so no misprint is suspected in the Number of cases column.