Injunction Litigation Under Sec. 10 (j) and (l), Fiscal Year 1954

p. 186. Five columns, one heading level. The row "Under sec. 10 (j)" is a section line whose two lettered sub-rows (a) and (b) carry the values; "Under sec. 10 (l)" is itself a data row. The scan is a low-contrast 1-bit image in which small periods and the dot of "i" often drop out: the periods in "sec." and in the heading "etc." are faint/absent on the page image but are transcribed as the standard printed form. The last column holds running text rather than numbers; its entry for "Under sec. 10 (l)" wraps over three printed lines and has been joined, and the entry for "(b) Against employers" wraps over two lines. The "Total" row's last column reads "35", which does not sum the verbal entries above it (it is the count of cases settled/inactive/pending); it is transcribed as printed. Column totals of the numeric columns check out (4+2+66=72, 4+0+30=34, 0+1+3=4).