Disposition of union-shop authorization cases closed, by stage and method, during fiscal year 1950

p. 241. Three printed columns, one heading level. Footnote markers are printed as small raised digits to the LEFT of the value in the "Number of cases" column (¹ 6,264; ³ 411; ⁴ ⁵ 627; ⁶ 68); they are written after the value behind a caret per instruction. The "Withdrawn" row carries two markers (4 and 5), written as "627^4 ^5". In the "Percent of cases closed" column, the decimal point failed to print (or is lost in the 1-bit scan) in four cells, which read on the page as "78 3" (Consent election—authorized), "2 8" (Consent election—not authorized), "10 0" (Withdrawn) and "1 1" (Dismissed); they are transcribed as 78.3, 2.8, 10.0 and 1.1, consistent with every other value in that column and with the printed decimals elsewhere. Cells showing a parenthesised raised 2 — "(2)" — are footnote references standing in place of a percent value (Stipulated election—not authorized, Otherwise, After hearing held—withdrawn, After board decision, dismissed) and are transcribed as printed. Footnote 2 and footnote 5 end without a period as printed. The scan has stray specks (a small mark left of "177" and a dot above the rules) that are not part of any value.