Summary of injunction litigation under section 10 (j) and (l) July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950

p. 210. Five columns, one heading level. Footnote markers in the "granted"/"denied" columns are printed as small raised digits to the LEFT of the figure (e.g. "¹ 3", "² 11", "³ 4", "³ 1", "⁵ 0"); they are transcribed after the value behind a caret. The last column of the "Proceedings under sec. 10 (l)" row is printed as four stacked lines ("3 settled" / "3 inactive" / "1 withdrawn⁴" / "2 pending"); they are joined into one cell separated by single spaces. In the scan the section letter in "sec. 10 (l)" renders much like a figure 1, but the caption confirms it is section 10 (l); transcribed as "(l)" throughout. The stub of the final row is printed on three lines ending with a period, joined here as one label. Below the table's footnotes 1-5 there is a short horizontal rule and then a separate page footnote keyed to the running text, not to the table: "2 All injunction proceedings in which action was taken during fiscal year 1950 are listed in appendix B, tables 24, 25, 26, pp. 248-253. The procedure prescribed in sec. 10 (j) and (l) is outlined in the Thirteenth Annual Report (1948) pp. 83-84." It is recorded here rather than in `footnotes` because it sits below the page-footnote rule and its marker "2" would collide with the table's own footnote 2. Printed totals are internally consistent (4+1+24=29; 3+0+11=14; 0+0+4=4; the last column's items sum to 11). Stray ink specks appear in the blank area of the "Proceedings under sec. 10 (j)" line and beside the figures 1 and 24; they are not digits or markers.