Injunction Litigation Under Sec. 10 (j) and (l), Fiscal Year 1959

p. 190. Five columns (stub + 4), one heading level. The row "Under sec. 10(j)" is a section label with no values; its figures appear on the indented (a) and (b) rows beneath it. The last column of the "Under sec. 10(l)" row is printed as six stacked items ("31 settled 3" / "33 alleged illegal activity suspended.4" / "1 withdrawn" / "1 dismissed without prejudice" / "9 pending."); they are one cell, joined here with semicolons for readability — the semicolons are not printed. In the "Number of applications granted" column the footnote markers are printed as raised digits to the LEFT of the figures ("2 50", "5 54"); they are written here after the value as 50^2 and 54^5. The period after "sec" in the label "Under sec. 10(j)" is very faint or absent in the scan, while it is clear in "Under sec. 10(l)"; transcribed with the period in both. The heading "Cases settled, withdrawn, inactive, pending, etc" shows no period after "etc" in the scan. Footnote 4 has a gap after "petition" where a punctuation mark (probably a semicolon or period) appears to have dropped out; transcribed as a plain space. Footnote 1 shows no final period. Footnote 5 reads "requests for.10(j)" in the scan, with a stray mark between "for" and "10(j)"; transcribed as a space. All four columns' printed totals agree with the sums of the rows above them (134, 54, 11, 76).