LMRA-RC cases

p. 163. This is a case list, not a numeric table: two printed columns (stub = case number, second = company name) and no column headings anywhere on the page, so header_rows is empty. Layout: the page is set in two side-by-side panels separated by a vertical rule. Following the instructions, each section's left-panel rows are given first, then that section's right-panel rows, in the columns of a single panel. Section "4. LMRA—RD cases" runs 10-RD-12 ... 13-RD-1 (left panel) then 16-RD-6 ... 1-RD-6 (right panel); section "1. NLRA—R cases" runs 13-R-4531 ... 19-R-2100 (left panel) then 4-R-2750 ... 13-R-3744 (right panel). The three centred section lines ("4. LMRA—RD cases", "B. Cases decided on the basis of stipulated election", "1. NLRA—R cases") are transcribed as label-only rows with an empty second cell. The em dashes in "LMRA—RD" and "NLRA—R" are as printed. Doubtful cells: - "4-RE-34" (Krueger Brewing Co., right panel of the NLRA—R section): the two letters read as "RE", which is anomalous in a list of "-R-" case numbers; the glyph after R may be a broken hyphen or a speck. Transcribed as it appears. - "13-RD-3" (Unique Manufacturing Co.): a short raised stroke is printed between the case number and the company name. It looks like a scan artifact or a stray leader rule rather than a footnote marker, so it is omitted. - "20-R-2313" (KSMO): the hyphen between R and 2313 is thickened/smudged in the scan; read as a normal hyphen. - "5W-R-50" and "13M-R-30" carry subregional office prefixes ("5W", "13M") and are transcribed as printed. - "Behnson Co., The." (5W-R-50) is slightly indistinct; "Behnson" is the best reading. The crop begins mid-list (section 4 is already under way, continuing from the previous page) and ends mid-list after 13-R-3744, so both the start of the LMRA—RD section and the remainder of the NLRA—R section fall outside this crop. Scattered stray ink dots in the margins and between entries are print noise, not leader dots or markers. No footnotes are printed on this page.

p. 164. This is an alphabetical case list (case number in the stub, company name in column 1), not a numeric table. No column headings are printed on this crop — the list continues from the previous page — so header_rows is empty. The page is set in two side-by-side panels, and a centred section heading ("2. LMRA—RC cases") runs across the full page part-way down, dividing it into an upper block (continuation of the preceding, unnumbered "R cases" section) and a lower block. I have therefore transcribed: upper block left panel (Miley … Sperti Foods), then upper block right panel (Star Machine … Westinghouse Electric), then the section-heading row, then lower block left panel (A. B. T. Manufacturing … American Welding & Engineering), then lower block right panel (Anderson Engineering … Bolinders). Alphabetical order runs continuously within each block, confirming this reading order. Doubtful readings (all in the company-name column): "Alco-Deree Co." (13-RC-27 and 13-RC-28) — the middle letters are indistinct and could be "Deree"/"Devee"; "Wehadkee Yarn Mill, Chinabee Mill Division." (10-R-2809) — a final "s" on "Mill" cannot be ruled out; "Barnes & Reinecke, Inc., Shoeberg Division of." (13-RC-144) — "Shoeberg" is faint; "Boiardi Steel Corp." (4-RC-149). In the stub, "16-RC-102" (Baker Oil Tools, Inc.) has a smudged middle digit but reads as 102, and "19P-R-53" / "5W-R-127" carry the region-suffix letters as printed. Trailing periods and hyphen-broken words were joined as printed; leader dots are absent in this list. No footnotes appear under the table.

p. 165. This is a continuation page of an alphabetical case list, printed in two side-by-side panels of two columns each (case number, company name). No column headings are printed on this crop, so header_rows is empty. The two panels are stacked here: rows 1-37 are the left panel (Borden Co. through Curran Printing Co.), rows 38-81 are the right panel (D & S Pulley Co. through Foley Hallquist Die Co.). Crop: a sliver of a printed line is cut off along the very top edge of the image (only the bottoms of a few glyphs are visible, illegible); it belongs to the line above the first transcribed row. The table clearly continues onto the following page. Case numbers are printed with en dashes; transcribed with plain hyphens. Blank lines between alphabetical letter groups (after "Burlington Truck Lines, Inc.", after "Dyer & O'Hare Hauling Co.", after "Esso Standard Oil Co.") are spacing only and are not transcribed as rows. Doubtful / as-printed items: 14-RC-264 reads "Buckeye Cotton Eye Oil Co., The." — the word "Eye" appears to be a misprint (compare 10-RC-186 "Buckeye Cotton Oil Co."), transcribed as printed. 2-RC-195 reads "Bryam Plating Co."; likely a misprint for "Byram", transcribed as printed. 14-RC-43 "Darling & Co." shows what looks like a doubled period/speck after "Co" in the scan; transcribed with a single period. In the left panel "Certain-Teed" (10-RC-91, 10-RC-98) is printed ahead of "Central" (14-RC-25), out of strict alphabetical order; transcribed in printed order. 14-RC-28 "Dunham, Co., The." has the comma placement as printed.

p. 166. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of cases (case number in the stub, company name in column 2); no column headings are printed on the image, so header_rows is empty. The page is set as two panels side by side separated by a vertical rule; following the instructions, the left panel's 35 rows are given first (3-RC-82 through 1-RC-101) and then the right panel's 40 rows (4-RC-50 through 9-RC-19). Rows printed beside one another in the two panels are unrelated. Blank lines separate alphabetical blocks (F/G, G/H, H/I) in the original; they are not rows and are not transcribed. Doubtful readings, transcribed as printed: 13-RC-120 "General Motors Corp., Edelco Radio Division." — almost certainly "Delco Radio Division" in the original wording, but the scan shows a leading "E"; 14-RC-75 "Griesediek Brothers Brewery Co." and 14-RC-171 "Griesediek Western Brewing Co." — the firm is normally spelled "Griesedieck", and a "c" may be lost in the scan; 31-RC-3 "Huebch Manufacturing Co." — normally "Huebsch"; 14-RC-4 "Heeter Koelling Metal Co." — the first word is slightly broken in the scan. Small stray ink specks appear in the stub beside 35-RC-7, 9-RC-22 and on the second line of the 14-RC-74 entry; they are print noise, not footnote markers, and are not transcribed. No footnotes are printed under the table.

p. 167. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical case list (companies I through M); no column headings are printed on the image, so header_rows is empty. The page is set as two side-by-side panels of two columns each (case number in the stub, company name beside it); the 43 rows of the left panel are given first, followed by the 39 rows of the right panel, for 82 rows total. The crop begins and ends mid-list (it starts mid-"I" and ends at "Murray Manufacturing Co."), so rows continue on the preceding and following pages. Stray ink specks that are almost certainly not footnote markers and were not transcribed: a raised dot after "13-RC-199" (first left-panel row); a leading dot before "John, B., Manufacturing Co., The." and before "Liberty Products Manufacturing Co."; a small mark between "Maxant" and "Button" in 13-RC-88; a small circle between the case number and "Mueller, Paul, Co." in 17-RC-144; a dot between "Products" and "Co." in the last left-panel row (10-RC-143). None of these is positioned or shaped like the report's usual superscript markers, and the table carries no footnotes beneath it. "Mack-International Motor Truck Corp." (4-RC-150) is printed with letter-spaced type as "Mack - International"; transcribed as the hyphenated compound. Case numbers use en dashes in the original; normal hyphens are used here. "McCristy, W. A., Co., The." (1-RC-121) could also read "McCristy" vs. "McCristy" variants — the second letter cluster is slightly broken in the scan but reads as printed.

p. 168. The crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of cases (case number in column 0, company name in column 1); no column headings are printed on this image, so header_rows is empty. The page is set as two side-by-side panels separated by a vertical rule; the left panel's 42 rows are given first (10-RC-113 through 14-RC-148), followed by the right panel's 46 rows (2-RC-231 through 2-RC-323). Blank lines in the print are only alphabetical-group separators (N/O/P, P/Q/R, R/S), not data rows, so none were transcribed. The list continues past the bottom of the crop in the source volume. Doubtful readings: 1-RC-112 "Plax Corp." has a small stray mark after the period that appears to be a scanning speck rather than a footnote marker; 3-RC-91 "Roelin Engraving Works, Inc." could read "Roclin"; 13-RC-180 "Richlit Manufacturing Co." could read "Richlet"; 1-RC-53 "Sandsea, Inc." could read "Sandsee"; 2-RC-362 "Neptune Meter Co." prints as "Mcter" from a broken 'e'. In 14-RC-35 the second line is set tight ("KratzCorp.,The,d/b/a.") and normal word spacing has been restored. 3-RC-31 is printed "Rowell, E. N., Co. Inc." with no comma before "Inc.", transcribed as printed. 10-RC-51 is likewise printed "Peerless Pipe & Foundry Co. Inc." without that comma.

p. 169. This is an alphabetical list of representation (RC) cases, printed as two side-by-side panels of two columns each (case number, company name), separated by a vertical rule. Following the two-panel instruction, the left panel's 42 rows are given first (21-RC-227 "Schwien, L. N., Engineering Co." through 14-RC-17 "Superior Cutting Die Co."), then the right panel's 38 rows (14-RC-188 "Swaine, Fred J., Manufacturing Co." through 1-RC-251 "Wells Bronze & Aluminum Corp."). Column 0 is the case number as printed; column 1 is the company name. No column headings appear on this crop (the page continues a list begun earlier), so header_rows is empty. The crop begins and ends mid-list: entries before "Schwien, L. N." and after "Wells Bronze & Aluminum Corp." are on adjacent pages. Case numbers are printed with en-dashes; they are transcribed with plain hyphens. Doubtful cells: (a) 13-RC-145, name column — printed as "Taylor Engineering Co.." / "The."; the mark after "Co" is almost certainly a comma degraded in the scan, so it is rendered "Taylor Engineering Co., The." to match the pattern used for other "..., The." entries on this page. (b) 14-RC-112 "Vulcan Iron Works" is printed with no terminal period, unlike neighbouring entries; transcribed as printed. (c) The alphabetical run in the right panel places "Swift & Co., Houston Texas Oil Mill." (16-RC-25) before "Swift & Co., Food Division." (31-RC-26), which is out of alphabetical order in the source; transcribed in printed order. (d) The blank lines separating alphabetical letter groups (after "Superior Cutting Die Co.", after 3-RC-88, 13-RC-1, 18-RC-21, 14-RC-112) carry no text and are not transcribed as rows. Stray ink specks appear in the left margin and between entries (e.g. beside 1-RC-250); they are not footnote markers and no footnotes are printed under this list.

p. 170. This is an alphabetical case list, not a numeric table: two printed columns (case number in the stub, company name beside it), set as two side-by-side panels per section. Following the panel rule, each section's left-panel entries are given first, then that section's right-panel entries; the centered section headings ("3. LMRA—RM cases", "4. LMRA—RD cases", "C. Cases dismissed on the basis of the record", "1. NLRA—R cases") span both panels and are transcribed as label-only rows in the position where they are printed. No column headings are printed on this crop, so header_rows is empty. The first block of rows (4-RC-122 through 1-RC-339) continues a list begun on the previous page; its own section heading (the LMRA—RC cases section) is not on this image. The last block (14-R-1754 ... 13-R-4410) is cut off by the bottom of the crop and continues on the following page. Case numbers are printed with en dashes (e.g. "4–RC–122"); transcribed with plain hyphens. Doubtful readings, all transcribed as printed: "Wiebolt Stores, Inc." (13-RC-118, likely the Chicago firm Wieboldt); "Winkel Man Diecasting Co." (17-RC-155, printed with a word space, probably Winkelman); "Roehlin Engraving Works, Inc." (3-RM-24, letter-spaced in the original, possibly Roehlen); "Bells-International Pictures." (21-RM-48, first word slightly broken in the scan). The right panel of the LMRA—RD block has only one entry (2-RD-28) against two in the left panel, as printed.

p. 171. This is a two-column list (case number, company name) set in two side-by-side panels per block; no column headings are printed, so header_rows is empty. The page holds two blocks separated by the centered section line "2. LMRA—RC cases": rows 1-21 are the left panel of the upper block, rows 22-45 its right panel, then the section line, then rows 47-54 are the left panel of the lower block and rows 55-63 its right panel. Alphabetical order within each section confirms this reading order. Crop/continuation: the upper block continues an alphabetical list (R cases) begun on the preceding page — no section heading for it appears on this image — and the RC list is cut off at the bottom of the page (it ends mid-alphabet at "Roane-Anderson Co."), continuing on the following page. Doubtful cells: (a) the case number for "Mayer, George J., Co." prints as "9I-R-1356" — the second character is ambiguous between a capital I and the digit 1 (so possibly "91-R-1356", or a misprint for "9-R-1356"); transcribed as seen. (b) The label at 13-RC-40 prints as "Chiniquy, William F,. Co." with the comma and period in that order after the "F"; transcribed as printed, apparently a misprint for "William F., Co." Typography normalized: letterspaced display names ("B a l d w i n", "S c o v i l l", "B o r g - W a r n e r") are joined, and labels wrapping onto two or three lines with end-of-line hyphens ("Concentrat-ing", "Grow-ers", "Re-fining", "Chemi-cal", "Insur-ance", "Indi-ana", "Manu-facturing", "Hard-ware", "Manufac-turing", "Me-chanical") are repaired. "Patterson Mills" is printed without a closing period, unlike most entries; kept as printed. Superior "1" footnote markers on "Chiniquy, William F,. Co." and "Magnolia Paper Co." are recorded with a caret.

p. 172. Layout: this is a two-panel list (two columns of case number + company name separated by a vertical rule), so there are 2 printed data columns per panel: cell 0 = case docket number (the stub), cell 1 = company name. No column headings are printed anywhere on the crop, hence header_rows is empty. Centered section/subsection headings span the full page width and are given as label-only rows. Within each section I have placed all of the left panel's entries first, then the right panel's entries, as instructed; this does not alter the alphabetical sequence within a panel but it does mean the left/right pairing visible on the page is not preserved. Continuation: the first four left-panel entries and the first two right-panel entries (35-RC-9 through 2-RC-109) continue an alphabetical list begun on the previous page under a section heading (apparently "2. LMRA—RC cases") that is not visible on this crop; no heading precedes them here. Doubtful cells: (a) "2-RC-109" name column — the second word reads as "Flastics" in this scan; it is almost certainly a degraded "Plastics" (Whiteford Plastics Co., Inc.), but I transcribed the glyph as it appears. (b) "30-RD-3" name column — the surname reads "Merris"; "Morris" cannot be ruled out from the scan. (c) "2-RD-13" name column — the trailing period after "Sons" is faint and set slightly away from the word; transcribed as a period in keeping with the other entries. (d) "5W-R-2678" case number — the regional prefix is "5W" (fifth region, W suffix) as printed. Footnote markers: superscript 1 appears on "Ceco Steel Products Corp." (2-RD-7) and "Underwriters Salvage Co. of New York." (2-RD-2); both are recorded behind a caret. En dashes in case numbers have been written as plain hyphens; em dashes inside section headings (LMRA—RM, LMRA—RD, NLRA—R) are kept. Hyphenated line breaks in names have been rejoined (California, Manufacturing, Equipment, Broadcasting, Individual, Division, Machine, Engineers). Scattered specks and stray marks in the margins are scan noise, not content.

p. 173. Structure: this is an alphabetical case list set in two side-by-side panels of two columns each (column 0 = case number, column 1 = company name), separated by a vertical rule. No column headings are printed on this crop (it continues a list from the preceding page), so header_rows is empty. Panel ordering: the page is split into two stacked blocks by the full-width section line "C. Certification of results of elections held by order of regional directors". I kept logical reading order within each block: the 25 rows of the upper-left panel (2-UA-3348 ... 8-UA-399), then the 26 rows of the upper-right panel (8-UA-400 ... 13-UA-719), then the section line, then the 6 rows of the lower-left panel (2-UA-1899 ... 8-UA-178), then the 5 rows of the lower-right panel (4-UA-417 ... 13-UA-750). Rows printed side by side are NOT paired. End-of-line hyphens repaired when joining wrapped labels: "Divi-sion"→"Division", "Man-ufacturing"→"Manufacturing" (two rows), "Engi-neering"→"Engineering", "Tittering-ton"→"Titterington", "Di-vision"→"Division" (two rows), "Sta-tion(s)"→"Station(s)" (four rows), "Appli-ance"→"Appliance". The hyphens in "Linde-Air" and "Michigan-California" are real and were kept; "Michigan-California Lumber Co." is letter-spaced in the original. Possible misprints, transcribed as printed: "31-UA-125 Frehauf Trailer Co." (the firm is normally Fruehauf); "35-UA-67 / 35-UA-117 Wesson Co., Indiana Railroad Division of." reads oddly but is clear on the page. The Westinghouse radio entries are inconsistent in the original: 1-UA-1620 and 1-UA-1621 print singular "Station, Inc." while 6-UA-92 and 13-UA-97 print plural "Stations, Inc."; both were transcribed as printed. Doubtful readings: the surname in "35-UA-13 Hazledine, E. T., Co." and in "9-UA-57 Hirlinger Tire & Motor Service, Inc." are slightly broken in the scan; both are my best reading. "13-UA-699 Masterform Tool Co. Barbara K. Titterington." is one entry whose second line carries a personal name with no connecting punctuation printed. Crop: the bottom panel is cut off by the page break — section C continues onto the following page. The running head "Appendix F: Decisions Rendered by Board, August 22, 1947-June 30, 1948" and page number 165 were omitted per instructions.

p. 174. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of union-authorization (UA) cases: two columns per panel, a case number (stub) and a company name. No column headings are printed on this image, so header_rows is empty. The page is set as two side-by-side panels with the same two columns; the left panel's 49 rows are given first (19-UA-136 American Brake Shoe Co. through 18-UA-218 Carnegie Dock & Fuel Co.), then the right panel's 47 rows (2-UA-1813 Carnegie Hall. through 18-UA-148 Fairmont Creamery Co.), for 96 rows total. Blank lines separating alphabetical sections (after Avonmore, after Butler Bros., after Cushman & Wakefield, after Dunn Woolen, after Ewauna Box) are typographic spacing only and are not transcribed as rows. Case numbers are printed with en-dashes; they are rendered here with ordinary hyphens. Apparent misprints, transcribed as printed: "Armstrong Bros. Tool. Co." (period after "Tool"); "Avco Manufacturing. Corp." (period after "Manufacturing"); "Colonial, Wool Co." (comma after "Colonial"); "Birmington Tank Co." (probably Birmingham); "Engineering Research Association's, Inc." (apostrophe-s); "Electric Auto Lite Instrument & Gauge Division." (no hyphen in "Auto Lite"). "Eastern Box Co., The" (5-UA-214) is the only name on the page with no terminal period. Right-panel entries 36-UA-433 Dubois Lumber Co. and 36-UA-432 Dubois-Matlock Lumber Co. appear in that order (alphabetical, not numeric), as printed. Doubtful readings: 9-UA-103 (Capitol Greyhound Lines.) has a stray ink mark between the "9" and the dash; 35-UA-109 (Cannelton Sewer Pipe Co.) shows a stray mark after "Co". Neither affects the digits read. The table continues past the bottom of the crop.

p. 175. This is not a numeric statistical table but a two-column alphabetical case list (Appendix F, "Decisions Rendered by Board, August 22, 1947-June 30, 1948"), printed as two side-by-side panels of two columns each: column 0 = case number, column 1 = company name. Per the instructions the two panels are stacked: rows 1-40 are the left panel (Fairmont Creamery Co. through Grand View Structural Steel Co.), rows 41-77 are the right panel (Gresham Management Co., Inc. through Jessup & Moore Paper Co., The.). No column headings are printed on this page, so header_rows is empty; the page is a continuation of a list that begins earlier and continues after (the right panel ends mid-alphabet at "J"). Case numbers are printed with en-dashes (e.g. 18-UA-260); transcribed with plain hyphens. Company names that wrapped over two or three printed lines have been joined and end-of-line hyphens repaired (e.g. "Thirty-eight Street Corp.", "Firestone Retread Division.", "Herbert, McLean & Purdy.", "Huntsville Manufacturing Co.", "Jackes Evans Manufacturing Co."). Doubtful marks (all read as ink specks on the scan, not footnote markers, since no footnotes are printed on the page): a small dot immediately left of "10-UA-61" (Industrial Cotton Mills Inc.); a raised dot after "Illustration" in "Illustration Engraving Co." (2-UA-436); an apostrophe-like mark after "Evans" in "Jackes Evans Manufacturing Co." (14-UA-1370), which could conceivably be a genuine apostrophe or hyphen in the firm's name; stray dots in the left margin beside 18-UA-347, 4-UA-108, 20-UA-170, 21-UA-1110 and 8-UA-631. Printed alphabetical order is irregular in several places and is transcribed as printed, not resorted: "General Motors Manufacturing Corp." (13-UA-825) precedes "General Motors Corp." (21-UA-369); "Greyhound Motors & Supply Co." (13-UA-129) precedes "Greyhound Motor & Supply Co." (13-UA-630); "Hallowell, Jones & Donald." (1-UA-330) precedes "Hall Steel Co." (31-UA-191); "Jasper Desk Co." (35-UA-94) precedes "Jasper Office Furniture Co." (35-UA-53). "Issacson Iron Works, Inc." (13-UA-763) is likely a misprint for "Isaacson" but is transcribed as printed. Blank vertical gaps between alphabetical letter groups carry no labels and are not transcribed as rows.

p. 176. This is a two-column alphabetical listing of union-authorization (UA) cases: column 0 is the case number, column 1 is the company name. The page is printed as two side-by-side panels separated by a vertical rule; following the instructions, the left panel's 40 rows are given first (36-UA-434 through 14-UA-1376), then the right panel's 38 rows (31-UA-2 through 5-UA-245). No column headings are printed on this crop (it continues a table from an earlier page), so header_rows is empty; the list is also cut off at both ends by the crop (it begins mid-"J" and ends mid-"N", continuing on the next page). End-of-line hyphens repaired in: "Lawrence Portland Ce-ment" -> Cement; "Lincoln Mills of Ala-bama"; "Mereene-Johnson Ma-chine Co."; "Midwest Rubber Re-claiming Co."; "Minneapolis-Honey-well Regulator Co." (the internal hyphen in Minneapolis-Honeywell is genuine and kept); "Montgomery Broad-casting"; "New Bedford Cotton Manufacturing Asso-ciation"; "New York Produce Ex-change"; "New York Stock Ex-change". Doubtful cells: row "18-UA-249" (company column) reads "Mereene-Johnson" in the scan; the firm is more commonly spelled "Mereen-Johnson Machine Co.", but it is transcribed as printed. Row "14-UA-1376" is printed "Mack-International Truck Co." (without "Motor", unlike 2-UA-3105 just above); transcribed as printed. Several entries appear twice with different case numbers (Martin Bros. Box Co., McCloud River Lumber Co., Lehigh Portland Cement Co., New York Employing Printers Association, North American Cement Corp.); these are separate printed rows, not duplication errors in transcription.

p. 177. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of cases (case number in the stub, name of company/respondent in column 2); no column headings are printed on this image, so header_rows is empty. The page is set as two side-by-side panels with the same two columns; per instructions the left panel's 41 rows are given first (18-UA-647 ... 35-UA-15) followed by the right panel's 40 rows (13-UA-108 ... 13-UA-1106). The list is cut off by the page: it continues before and after this crop (left panel starts mid-"N" entries, right panel ends at "Standard Coil Products Co."), and blank spacer lines between alphabetical letter groups are not transcribed as rows. Case numbers are printed with en dashes; transcribed with plain hyphens. The printer's signature line "811773—49——12" at the foot of the page is not part of the table and is omitted. Likely typesetting misprints, transcribed as printed: "Santa Chuz Portland Cement Co. R." (probably Santa Cruz), "Parkdrop Forge Co., The." (probably Park Drop Forge), "Shelvin Hixon Co., The." (probably Shevlin-Hixon), "Sclang Bros., Inc." (reading uncertain; the letters after "Sc" are faint), "Schlesinger, Kurt, Nardine Properties." (second word could be "Nardine"/"Nardine" variant). "Pocahontas Fuel Co.,Inc." is printed with no space after the comma and is left as printed. The case number of the second left-panel entry for "Parke, Davis & Co." reads 13-UA-199 with a stray ink mark before the 1.

p. 178. This crop is a continuation page of an alphabetical list of cases (UA case numbers and company names), not a numeric table. No column headings are printed on this image, so header_rows is empty. The page is set as two panels side by side separated by a vertical rule, each panel having a case-number column (the stub) and a company-name column; the left panel's 48 rows are given first (5-UA-197 through 15-UA-104), then the right panel's 42 rows (13-UA-474 through 36-UA-370). Rows are not paired across the rule. The list carries blank-line breaks between alphabetical groups (after 9-UA-362, after 15-UA-104 in the left panel; after 4-UA-541, 18-UA-268, 2-UA-1779, 2-UA-1479 and 20-UA-786 in the right panel). These are typographic spacing only, with no label or values, so they are not transcribed as rows. Doubtful / as-printed items: (1) row 2-UA-1798, company column — a dot appears between "Durant" and "Co." ("Taylor Durant. Co."); it is most likely a scan speck rather than a printed period, and I transcribed it as "Taylor Durant Co."; the following entry 2-UA-1799 is printed "Taylor-Durant Co." with a hyphen. (2) Row 1-UA-846 "Waterbury Iron Works" is printed without a closing period, unlike most neighbors; transcribed as printed. (3) Several entries sit out of strict alphabetical order as printed and were not reordered: in the right panel "13-UA-474 Tropic Aire, Inc." precedes the "Triangle" entries, and "21-UA-486 United States Gypsum Co." falls between "32-UA-18 United States Potash Co." and "33-UA-17 United States Potash Co."; in the left panel the Texas Co. block runs 13-UA-659, 12-UA-1149, 14-UA-1136. (4) Stray ink specks appear in the margins and between columns (e.g. below 5-UA-281, right of 21-UA-895, right of the 2-UA-1779 entry); they carry no text and are ignored. No caption, running head or footnotes fall inside this crop.