Cases Decided on the Basis of Stipulated Election

p. 140. This page is an alphabetical appendix listing, not a numeric table: column 0 is the case number (the stub) and column 1 is the company name. No column headings are printed on this page, so header_rows is empty. The centred bold line "B. Cases Decided on the Basis of Stipulated Election" is transcribed as a section row with an empty value cell. The list restarts alphabetically at "A" below it; the rows above it are the tail (W, Y, Z) of the preceding section, which is continued from the previous page. Blank spacing lines that separate the W / Y / Z alphabetical groups carry no text and are not transcribed as rows. Legibility: the scan is a coarse 1-bit image in which 3/8 and 6/8 are hard to separate. Doubtful cells, all in the case-number column: - "13-R-3125" (Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.), "3-R-3906" (Advance Transformer Co.), "1-R-3197" (Andrews & Goodrich, Inc.) and "1-R-3572" (Anderson, Albert & J. M. Mfg. Co.): the thousands digit could read as 8; I transcribed 3 because every other case number for those regions on this page falls in the 1,000-4,000 range. - "16-R-1975" (Yellow Transit Co.) and "16-R-2160" (American Republic Corp.): the region digit could read as 18; I transcribed 16 because the region-16 numbers on this page run 1,959-2,132 while the region-18 numbers run 1,537-1,631. - "2-R-6467" (Wilson & Rogers, Inc.) and "2-R-6933" (Worth Hardware Co., Inc.): the tens digit could be 8 rather than 6/3 respectively; no internal evidence resolves these. - "7-R-7090" (Wright Aeronautical Corp.): the region digit is single-digit by its indentation but could be 2 rather than 7; 7,090 is unusually high for region 7 on this page. - "17D-R-16" (Armour & Co.): the sub-regional form "17D" is as printed; the final digit could be 8. - "10-R-1806" (American Tobacco Co.): the last three digits are faint. Nothing appears cut off at the left, right or bottom edges; the running head ("132 Twelfth Annual Report of the National Labor Relations Board") has been omitted as instructed. Stray pen/ink flecks in the left margin and above the text are scanning artefacts, not content.

p. 141. The crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical case list with two printed columns: case number (stub) and company name. No column headings appear on this image, so header_rows is empty. The crop begins mid-"A" (the first entry shown is "Armour & Co.") and ends mid-"C"; rows before and after are cut off by the crop. Blank spacing lines separate the A/B/C alphabetical blocks; they carry no text and are not transcribed as rows. The scan is a degraded 1-bit image in which bold 3 / 8 / 9 and 5 / 6 are easily confused, so individual digits in the case-number column carry real risk. Specific doubtful cells, all in the case-number column: "13-R-3221" (Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp., first of the two) reads as plausibly "18-R-3221"; I read it as 13 because the companion entry below is 13-R-3705 and no other region-18 case appears in the crop, but the leading pair is genuinely ambiguous. "1-R-3603" (Arms Textile Co.), "16-R-1936" (Beaumont Cotton Compress Co.), "15-R-1939" (Buckeye Cotton Oil Co.), "2-R-7828" (Berkshire Chemical Co.) and "19-R-1895" (Armour & Co.) each contain a digit where 3/8/9 could not be resolved with certainty. Prefixes: "9I-R-1289" (Ball Bros. Co.) and "9I-R-1286" (Bucyrus-Erie Co.) are read as the letter I (a subregional suffix, consistent with 5W-R- and 15M-R- elsewhere on the page) rather than the digit 1; region 91 would not be valid, but the glyph is ambiguous. "10-RE-46" (Atlanta Co., The.) uses the RE case type as printed. Company-name doubt: "Call-Chronical Newspapers, Inc." is transcribed as it appears; the firm is elsewhere styled "Call-Chronicle", so this may be a misprint or a misread of the final syllable. Stray ink specks appear to the right of "Berkshire Chemical Co., The." and "Boston Metals Co., The.", in the right margin beside "Atlanta Co., The.", and in the left margin beside "California Furniture Shops, Ltd."; these are scan artifacts, not footnote markers, and are not transcribed.

p. 142. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of cases (two printed columns: case number in the stub, company name beside it); no column headings appear on the image, so header_rows is empty. A blank line separates the "C" entries from the "D" entries (after 3-R-1303, Curtice Brothers Co.); it carries no label and is not transcribed as a row. The long entry 7-R-2457 wraps onto a second printed line ("copartners, d/b/a.") and is joined into one row. Doubtful cells: 8-R-2594, name column — reads "Dobeckum Co., The." on the scan but may be the firm "Dobeckmun Co."; 9-RE-15, case-number column — the letters read "RE" rather than the usual "R"; 5W-R-46 and 13M-R-1 / 13M-R-4 carry subregional letter suffixes as printed. Case-number digits are small and slightly broken in this 300-ppi bitonal scan, so individual digits (e.g. 13-R-4222 vs 13-R-4223 for the two Crane Co. entries) carry some risk. Scattered specks/dots in the right-hand margin (near rows 1-R-3323, 10-R-2087, 17-R-1591, 3-R-1303, 1-R-3607) are scan artifacts, not data. The final row (21-R-3264, Drayer-Hanson.) sits right at the bottom edge of the crop and may be the last line of the page or may continue beyond it.

p. 143. The crop shows a continuation page of an alphabetical appendix list of representation cases; no column headings are printed on this image, so header_rows is empty. The grid has two columns: case number (stub) and company name. The body is broken by blank lines into alphabetical groups (D/E, E, F, G); those are typographic gaps only, carry no label or values, and are not transcribed as rows. The crop begins mid-list (the "D" group is cut off above) and ends mid-"General Motors" group at the foot of the page. Printed oddities, transcribed as they appear: row 11 "5-R-2835" falls out of numeric/office order within the du Pont block (it follows 9-R-2354); "Ericcson Screw Machine Prods., Co., Inc." (2-R-6892) is spelled with a doubled c and has a comma after "Prods."; "General Motor Corp." (4-R-2119) is printed without the final "s" that all the other General Motors entries carry, apparently a misprint. The hyphens in the case numbers are printed as short en-dashes and have been transcribed as plain hyphens. Many company names end with a printed period, which has been retained.

p. 144. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of cases (two columns: case number in the stub, company name), so no column headings are printed on the image and header_rows is empty. The crop begins and ends mid-list (it starts partway through the "G" entries and ends at "Humbolt Mfg. Co."); earlier and later entries are on adjacent pages. A blank line separates the "G" entries (ending "Gulf Refining Co.") from the "H" entries (starting "Harris Foundry & Machine Co."); it carries no label and is not transcribed as a row. Doubtful characters, all caused by a worn/low-contrast scan rather than genuine variation: - Row "Glidden Co., Inc.": the case number prints as what looks like "J1-R-1105"; the first glyph is a broken "1", read as 11-R-1105. - Row "Hendry, C. J., Co.": the middle initial prints like an "O" but is read as "C" (C. J. Hendry Co.). - Row 16-R-2008 "Gulf Oil Corp.": "Corp." prints like "Oorp."; the broken "C" is read as C, consistent with the three neighbouring Gulf Oil Corp. entries. - Several capital "S" glyphs are degraded and resemble "8" (General Smelting Co., Goshen Sash & Door Co., Grant Silvers, Inc., Henson, John W. & Sons.); all read as "S". - "Humbolt Mfg. Co." is printed without the usual "d" (Humboldt); transcribed as printed. A stray ink dot appears in the right margin beside the "Henson, John W. & Sons." line; it is not a footnote marker and is not transcribed.

p. 145. This page is not a statistical table: it is a two-column alphabetical listing from Appendix D ("Decisions Rendered During 1947"), giving a case number in the stub and the company name beside it. No column headings are printed anywhere on the crop, so header_rows is empty. The list continues from the preceding page (it opens mid-way through the "H" entries) and runs on to the next page (it ends with "Modern Die & Drop Forge Co." with no closing rule). Layout details: the body is broken by blank spacing into alphabetical groups (H, I, J, K, L, M); these gaps carry no printed label, so no section rows were added. The entry for 15-R-1878 (Irwin Mfg. Co. ...) is printed on two lines with the second line indented; it has been joined into one row as instructed. Case numbers in the stub are right-aligned. Doubtful cells: (1) A short stray dash sits in the left margin before "19P-R-1" (row 1) and before "18-R-1676" (Midwest Machine & Tool Co.); these appear to be scanning/printing specks rather than part of the case numbers and were dropped. (2) "21-R-3863" (Meta Mold Casting Co.) — the leading digits are the least certain on the page; "13-R-3863" is a plausible alternative reading and would fit the surrounding Region-13 numbering, but the characters as printed read 21. (3) The second "Marx, Louis Co., Inc., of Pennsylvania." (6-R-1440) ends in a mark that looks more like a comma than a period, most likely an inked-over period; transcribed as a period to match the identical entry above it. (4) In "Mack-International Motor Truck Corp." (2-R-6642) a stray mark above the capital I makes it resemble a J; read as "International". Apparent misprints transcribed as printed, not corrected: "International Nickle Co." (rows 9-R-2486 and 9-R-2496, for Nickel); "Linde-Air Products Co., The Carundum Division." (13-R-3894, for Carborundum); "Linde-Air Production Co." (16-R-1984, for Products); "McKessons & Robbins, Inc." (13-R-4069, for McKesson). Omitted page apparatus: the running head "Appendix D. Decisions Rendered During 1947", the page number 137, and the printer's signature line "766309—48——10" at the foot of the page.

p. 146. This is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of representation cases: two printed columns, the case number as the stub and the company name beside it. No column headings are printed on this crop, so header_rows is empty. The table runs onto the previous and following pages (it begins mid-alphabet at "Montgomery Ward" and ends at "Progressive Machine Co." at the foot of the page). The blank lines that separate the M, N, O and P alphabetical groups are typographic spacing only and are not transcribed as rows; there are no section-label rows. Doubtful cells: the final digit of the case number for "Owosso Mfg. Co." (read 15-R-1726, could be 15-R-1728); the final digit for "Montgomery Ward, Inc., Hummer Mfg. Co." (read 13-R-3839). The name "Peerles Roofing & Paint Co." (23-R-184) is printed that way, apparently a misprint for "Peerless"; likewise "Orifice, Robinson, Fitting Co." (21-R-3912) is transcribed as printed. Case-number hyphens are printed as en-dashes in the scan and are transcribed as plain hyphens. Several stray ink marks appear in the margins and between lines; they are not footnote markers.

p. 147. This image is not a numeric statistical table but a page of Appendix D, an alphabetical list of representation cases decided during fiscal 1947. It has two printed columns: the case docket number (stub, cell 0) and the company name (cell 1). No column headings are printed anywhere on the page, so header_rows is empty. The page continues a list begun on earlier pages (it opens mid-"P" with Pryne & Co.) and runs off the bottom of the page still inside the "S" entries (last line 6-R-1627 Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.); the list continues on the following page. Nothing is cut off at the left or right. The blank lines in the printed list simply separate alphabetical letter groups (P / Q / R / S); they carry no label and are not transcribed as rows. Trailing periods are transcribed as printed: many names end with a period (e.g. "Quality Foundry.", "Rock Run Mills.", "Seng Co., The.") while most ending in "Co." or "Inc." naturally do as well. Doubtful cells, all in the stub column: "5W-R-82" (Riverside Mfg. Co.) is unusually short and carries a subregion letter, but that is how it is printed; "13-R-3666" (Rock Run Mills) — the repeated 6s are slightly blurred, could conceivably be 3665 or 3668; "5-R-2756" (Riverside Mfg. Co., Inc.) — final digit 6 vs 8 is not fully crisp; "1-R-3646" (Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc., first of the three) — final 6 is faint. Note that 21-R-3499 (Pryne & Co.) and 1-R-3499 (Royal Mfg. Co.) share a case serial under different regions; both are read as printed. A few stray specks appear in the margins (left of "21-R-3816", and isolated dots in the right margin); they are scan artifacts, not footnote markers. No footnotes are printed under the list.

p. 148. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of representation cases, with two columns: case number (stub) and company name. No column headings are printed on this image, so header_rows is empty. Blank vertical gaps separate the alphabetical groups (S ends at "Sylvania Electric Products, Inc."; T runs from "Telautograph Co." to "Tyee Lumber Co."; U begins at "Union Carbide & Carbon Corp."). These gaps carry no printed label, so no rows were created for them. The list is cut off by the crop at both ends: it begins mid-"S" (the rows before "Sohio Petroleum Co." are on the preceding image) and ends mid-"U" at "Universal Furniture Co.", with the list continuing on the next page. Doubtful or notable cells: - "5-R-2654" (Southern Webbing Mills, Inc.): the third digit is thickened by the scan; read as 6, but 0 is conceivable. - "23-R-186" (Thomas Roofing Co.): a three-digit serial, shorter than its neighbours; read as printed, no digit appears to be cut off. - "21-R-3830" (United Airco, Straub, Curtis.): the firm name is unusual; transcribed exactly as printed, commas included. - "8-R-2534 Towmotor Corp." precedes "8-R-2499 Truscon Steel Co.", i.e. the case serials are not in numeric order; this follows the alphabetical ordering of the list and is as printed. Stray ink specks appear in the right margin after "Stokes Molded Products." and beside "Twentieth Century Records, Inc."; they are not footnote markers or punctuation and were not transcribed. Case numbers are printed with en-dashes; written here with plain hyphens.

p. 149. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical appendix list of cases (case number in the stub, company name in column 2); no column headings, caption or footnotes are printed on the image, so header_rows is empty. The list continues from the previous page (it begins mid-"V") and runs to the end of "Y" at the bottom of the crop; the entries may continue on the following page. The printing leaves a blank line between alphabetical groups (after "Virginian Limestone Corp." and after "Wysong & Miles Co."); these are plain spacing gaps with no printed label, so they are not transcribed as rows. Digit legibility: in this scan the numerals 3 and 8 are nearly identical, so some case numbers are uncertain. The readings I am least sure of are "1-R-3648" (Veinotte, W. J., Inc.), "13-R-3925" (Victor Chemical Works), "3-R-1533" (Wales, Allen, Adding Machine Corp.), the three "3-R-14.." / "3-R-13.." Western Electric and Westinghouse Electric Corp. entries versus "8-R-2588" (Westinghouse Electric Corp.), and "13-R-3716" (Western Railroad Supply Co.) — the leading region digit and the internal digits could in each case be 3 or 8. Unusual but apparently correct case prefixes, transcribed as printed: "6-RE-21" (Western Pennsylvania Brewer's Association), "17D-R-51" and "17D-R-40" (Woolworth and Worthington, Denver sub-region), and "5W-R-8" (Wysong & Miles Co.). Suspected misprints in the source, left as printed: "Washington Canners Corporative." at 19-R-2035 (the two neighbouring entries read "Cooperative"), and "Westinghouse Electrical Supply Co." at 2-R-6916 (the five similar entries read "Electric Supply Co."). The trailing periods on company names are as printed. A small ink speck appears in the right margin beside the "Werthan Bag Corp." line; it is not a footnote marker and is not transcribed.