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Decertification (RD) cases heard

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D. LMRA: RD cases—petition by employees under section 9 (c) (1) (A) (ii) asserting that union previously certified or currently recognized by their employer as the bargaining agent no longer represents a majority of the employees in the appropriate unit
2-RD-73	A. & M. Woodcraft, Inc., The.
4-RD-30	All American Metal Products Co., Inc.
21-RD-48	Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.
7-RD-41	Alma Trailer Co.
2-RD-59	American Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co. of Illinois.
15-RD-12	Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
30-RD-11	Art Neon Co.
6-RD-17	Auburn Rubber Corp.
5-RD-21	Baltimore Luggage Co.
16-RD-33	Best Motor Lines.
16-RD-32	Bethlehem Steel Co., Shipbuilding Division, Beaumont Yard.
13-RD-14	Bond Stores, Inc
15-RD-3	Bonita Ribbon Mills & Brewton Weaving.
9-RD-36	Brewer & Brewer Sons, Inc.
2-RD-68	Brown Bros. Foundry, Inc.
30-RD-6	Bussard Taxi & Bus Service.
36-RD-17	C & M Lumber Co., Inc.
21-RD-69	California Consumers Corp.
20-RD-24	Central California Ice Co.
9-RD-34	Conlon Baking Co.
9-RD-39	Cooperative Industries, Inc.
10-RD-32	Crane Co.
20-RD-13	Cutter Laboratories.
7-RD-46	Detroit Edison Co.
7-RD-48	Flint Lumber Co.
2-RD-56	Fox & Ehrlich, Samuel Fox & Isreal Ehrlich, Co-partners, d/b/a.
5-RD-13	Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., The.
10-RD-41	Griffin Hosiery Mills, Inc.
7-RD-27	Hayes, Kelsey, Wheel Co.
5-RD-16	Hiden Warehouse & Forwarding Co.
7-RD-33	Hygrade Food Products Corp.
13-RD-23	Hyman-Michaels Co.
15-RD-15	Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp.
2-RD-53	Ives-Cameron Co., Inc.
21-RD-66	Jell-Well Dessert Co.
1-RD-36	Kartiganer Hat Corp.
9-RD-38	Knight, Maurice A., Sons Co.
7-RD-36	Kraft Foods Co.
3-RD-22	Liberty Tool & Die Corp.
16-RD-28	Lone Star Producing Co.
9-RD-28	Marietta Metal Products Co.
4-RD-21	Marine Fabricators, Inc
21-RD-73	Morse & Morse, Inc.
30-RD-10	Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
18-RD-16	Northwestern Auto Parts Co.
21-RD-55	North Whittier Heights Citrus Association.
4-RD-26	Oliver Transportation Co.
21-RD-25	Paramount Shoulder Pad Co.
2-RD-43	Petroleum Heat & Power Co.
16-RD-49	Phillips Petroleum Co.
8-RD-22	Radio Wire Co.
21-RD-64	Richfield Oil Corp.
2-RD-50	Roche Organon, Inc.
1-RD-37	Royal Crown of Boston, Inc.
14-RD-19	Sessers Manufacturing Co.
16-RD-44	Standard Brands, Inc.
13-RD-13	Standard Oil Co. (Indiana).
39-RD-1	Stauffer Chemical Co. of Texas.
9-RD-27	Straitsville Brick Co.
15-RD-14	Swanson Hosiery Mills, Inc.
1-RD-29	Swift & Co., d/b/a Squire, John P., Co.
14-RD-23	Texas Co., The.
21-RD-23	Union Oil Co. of California.
1-RD-28	Veeder-Root, Inc.
21-RD-83	Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.
34-RD-11	Wheeler, A. W., & Son, Inc.
7-RD-44	Whitfield, Walter & Dawson.
1-RD-33	Whitten, J. O., Co.
3-RD-21	Wiard Plow Co.
16-RD-40	Willborn Brothers Co., Inc.
13-RD-21	Wilson & Co., Inc.
16-RD-36	Wilson & Co., Inc.
17-RD-14	Wilson & Co., Inc.
18-RD-22	Wilson & Co., Inc.
8-RD-15	Worthington Ball Co.
19-RD-16	Wraights, Inc.

D. LMRA: RD cases—petition by employees under section 9 (c) (1) (A) (ii) asserting that union previously certified or currently recognized by their employer as the bargaining agent no longer represents a majority of the employees in the appropriate unit

2-RD-73

A. & M. Woodcraft, Inc., The.

4-RD-30

All American Metal Products Co., Inc.

21-RD-48

Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.

7-RD-41

Alma Trailer Co.

2-RD-59

American Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co. of Illinois.

15-RD-12

Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.

30-RD-11

Art Neon Co.

6-RD-17

Auburn Rubber Corp.

5-RD-21

Baltimore Luggage Co.

16-RD-33

Best Motor Lines.

16-RD-32

Bethlehem Steel Co., Shipbuilding Division, Beaumont Yard.

13-RD-14

Bond Stores, Inc

15-RD-3

Bonita Ribbon Mills & Brewton Weaving.

9-RD-36

Brewer & Brewer Sons, Inc.

2-RD-68

Brown Bros. Foundry, Inc.

30-RD-6

Bussard Taxi & Bus Service.

36-RD-17

C & M Lumber Co., Inc.

21-RD-69

California Consumers Corp.

20-RD-24

Central California Ice Co.

9-RD-34

Conlon Baking Co.

9-RD-39

Cooperative Industries, Inc.

10-RD-32

Crane Co.

20-RD-13

Cutter Laboratories.

7-RD-46

Detroit Edison Co.

7-RD-48

Flint Lumber Co.

2-RD-56

Fox & Ehrlich, Samuel Fox & Isreal Ehrlich, Co-partners, d/b/a.

5-RD-13

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., The.

10-RD-41

Griffin Hosiery Mills, Inc.

7-RD-27

Hayes, Kelsey, Wheel Co.

5-RD-16

Hiden Warehouse & Forwarding Co.

7-RD-33

Hygrade Food Products Corp.

13-RD-23

Hyman-Michaels Co.

15-RD-15

Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp.

2-RD-53

Ives-Cameron Co., Inc.

21-RD-66

Jell-Well Dessert Co.

1-RD-36

Kartiganer Hat Corp.

9-RD-38

Knight, Maurice A., Sons Co.

7-RD-36

Kraft Foods Co.

3-RD-22

Liberty Tool & Die Corp.

16-RD-28

Lone Star Producing Co.

9-RD-28

Marietta Metal Products Co.

4-RD-21

Marine Fabricators, Inc

21-RD-73

Morse & Morse, Inc.

30-RD-10

Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.

18-RD-16

Northwestern Auto Parts Co.

21-RD-55

North Whittier Heights Citrus Association.

4-RD-26

Oliver Transportation Co.

21-RD-25

Paramount Shoulder Pad Co.

2-RD-43

Petroleum Heat & Power Co.

16-RD-49

Phillips Petroleum Co.

8-RD-22

Radio Wire Co.

21-RD-64

Richfield Oil Corp.

2-RD-50

Roche Organon, Inc.

1-RD-37

Royal Crown of Boston, Inc.

14-RD-19

Sessers Manufacturing Co.

16-RD-44

Standard Brands, Inc.

13-RD-13

Standard Oil Co. (Indiana).

39-RD-1

Stauffer Chemical Co. of Texas.

9-RD-27

Straitsville Brick Co.

15-RD-14

Swanson Hosiery Mills, Inc.

1-RD-29

Swift & Co., d/b/a Squire, John P., Co.

14-RD-23

Texas Co., The.

21-RD-23

Union Oil Co. of California.

1-RD-28

Veeder-Root, Inc.

21-RD-83

Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.

34-RD-11

Wheeler, A. W., & Son, Inc.

7-RD-44

Whitfield, Walter & Dawson.

1-RD-33

Whitten, J. O., Co.

3-RD-21

Wiard Plow Co.

16-RD-40

Willborn Brothers Co., Inc.

13-RD-21

Wilson & Co., Inc.

16-RD-36

Wilson & Co., Inc.

17-RD-14

Wilson & Co., Inc.

18-RD-22

Wilson & Co., Inc.

8-RD-15

Worthington Ball Co.

19-RD-16

Wraights, Inc.

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Reader’s notes

p. 231. Layout: the page is printed as two side-by-side panels with the same two columns (case number, company name) separated by a vertical rule; no column headings are printed on this crop, so header_rows is empty. Following the two-panel rule, the left panel's 32 case rows are given first (2-RD-73 … 13-RD-23 Hyman-Michaels Co.), then the right panel's 32 rows (15-RD-15 Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp. … 21-RD-23 Union Oil Co. of California.). The alphabetical sequence runs continuously from the left panel into the right panel (A–H, then I–U), confirming this ordering. The italic lettered line "D. LMRA: RD cases—…" at the top is treated as a section line (a label with no values), not as the table caption; the table's own caption and number are on an earlier page. Doubtful / as-printed cells: - "5-RD-13" / company column: printed "Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co , The." — the period after "Co" is broken or missing in the scan and the comma sits oddly far from "Co"; transcribed as the conventional "Tea Co., The." - "13-RD-14" (Bond Stores, Inc) and "4-RD-21" (Marine Fabricators, Inc): no terminal period is visible after "Inc"; transcribed without one, unlike the other "Inc." entries. - "15-RD-3" and "39-RD-1" are printed with extra letterspacing before the final digit ("15-RD- 3", "39-RD- 1"); the space is typesetting, not part of the number. - "2-RD-50": a stray ink mark sits between "RD" and "50" in the scan; read as 2-RD-50. - "1-RD-29": stray ink blobs flank the ampersand in "Swift & Co."; read as "Swift & Co., d/b/a Squire, John P., Co." - Dotless "i" artifacts appear in "Bonita" (15-RD-3), "Lines" (16-RD-33) and "Citrus" (21-RD-55); transcribed with normal spelling. Crop: the list is cut off at the bottom of the right panel — a partial character is visible below "21-RD-23 Union Oil Co. of California.", so at least one further entry continues beyond this image (the section continues on the following page).

p. 232. This is an alphabetical case list (Appendix C), printed as two side-by-side panels of two columns each (case number, company name) separated by a vertical rule; the five left-panel rows are given first, then the eight right-panel rows, as instructed. No column headings are printed on this crop, so header_rows is empty. The crop is a continuation fragment: the left panel begins mid-list (entries under V/W) and the list continues from the preceding page. Case-number dashes are printed as en dashes; transcribed as hyphens. The label "Whitfield, Walter & Dawson." carries a trailing period as printed. A stray mark appears before "ture Co." on the continuation line of "Weber Showcase & Fixture Co." (ink speck or displaced comma); it is not transcribed as text. "Willborn Brothers Co., Inc." could also read "Wilborn"; the printed form shows a doubled l.

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Source page 231 of NLRB FY1949 annual report — Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1949, p. 231.

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Source data: U.S. NLRB Annual Reports (public domain). Reconstruction by NLRB Stats Archive. Read by claude-opus-5 (effort max, prompt extract_v1) from the 300-dpi scan; stitched by page. Updated October 2026.