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Industrial Distribution of Cases Received, Fiscal Year 1965

printed as Table 5 · source pages 197–198 · nlrb1965_p0197_t0

Stitched from pp. 197–198.

Industrial groupAll casesUnfair labor practice casesRepresentation casesUnion deauthorization casesAmendment of certification casesUnit clarification cases
Industrial groupAll casesAll C casesCACBCCCDCECPAll R casesRCRMRDUDACUC
Total, all industrial groups28,02515,80010,9312,7031,2564615639311,98910,2551,1415931064585
Manufacturing14,1727,5555,9541,11428293121006,4755,639481355642949
Ordnance and accessories40231850000151500011
Food and kindred products2,0251,113850177531241789079362351318
Tobacco manufacturers21148600007601000
Textile mill products41626321728100171491192010121
Apparel and other finished products made from fabric and similar materials4823382803711109143106289100
Lumber and wood products (except furniture)488224183238406255230196531
Furniture and fixtures5482942532961052452092610423
Paper and allied products65728520961113013693421215003
Printing, publishing, and allied industries815389309461121024193454925142
Chemicals and allied products71831324236208073993522522222
Products of petroleum and coal220130100199002847338105
Rubber and plastic products5842662431930013142801717301
Leather and leather products19111192170002797045100
Stone, clay, and glass products7483742664537115103673173020043
Primary metal industries906526394103214043713342017324
Fabricated metal products (except machinery and transportation equipment)1,535756608104327147666605155823
Machinery (except electrical)1,15052041878810066155284839816
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies9505854729394073503052421654
Aircraft and parts237169134321110655915102
Ship and boat building and repairing1279262168501353311000
Automotive and other transportation equipment6223983008981002231971214100
Professional, scientific, and controlling instruments224110931320021129688200
Miscellaneous manufacturing46826220338140072031702112300
Agriculture forestry, and fisheries642200002110000
Mining316191125272055912010479410
Metal mining45181412100262105010
Coal mining11694541810228201811200
Crude petroleum and natural gas production31171700000141400000
Nonmetallic mining and quarrying124624088231605163200
Construction2,8272,41473763863128216110406359434313
Wholesale trade2,30796272182681112681,3331,09217566732
Retail trade3,1031,5351,2411716483481,5351,2592175915414
Finance, insurance, and real estate2321161006630111511023001
Transportation, communication, and other utilities3,2532,0011,341460134356251,2281,001161666513
Local passenger transportation41926523029400214794449412
Motor freight, warehousing, and transportation services1,8241,1157562498874117035957533204
Water transportation381307131138211007706073013
Other transportation844020135101443662000
Communications2981511141688231421111714023
Heat, light, power, water, and sanitary services24712390158901122105125011
Services1,8091,02271020351242327756905431723
Hotel and other lodging places35824117349840711610475100
Personal services19593811110001019173100
Automobile repairs, garages, and other miscellaneous repair services3861511152534042342061315100
Motion picture and other amusement and recreation services23416187609104706613012
Medical and other health services28131101100151320000
Legal services111000000000000
Educational services1382022115500000
Museums, art galleries, botanical and zoological gardens211000001010000
Nonprofit membership organizations836945203010131300010
Miscellaneous services509284194382412016220192235401

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  1. 1 See "Glossary" for definition of terms
  2. 2 Source: Standard Industrial Classification, Division of Statistical Standards, U.S. Bureau of the Budget, Washington, 1957.

637 of 637 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 197. 16 columns. "All cases" and the three right-hand headings ("Union deauthorization cases"/UD, "Amendment of certification cases"/AC, "Unit clarification cases"/UC) are tall headings; the stub heading is "Industrial group" with a raised 2 footnote marker, and the caption carries a raised 1 marker, but no footnote text is printed inside this crop, so `footnotes` is empty. The crop ends with "Agriculture forestry, and fisheries" above a double rule: this is the first of the non-manufacturing major groups, so the table continues on the following page (only the "Total, all industrial groups", "Manufacturing" and "Agriculture..." blocks appear here). The scan is speckled and the right-hand columns (UD, AC, UC) carry stray marks; several digits there were ambiguous on first pass. The grid as transcribed is fully self-consistent: every one of the 15 numeric columns sums over the 23 manufacturing detail rows exactly to the printed "Manufacturing" line, each row's CA-CP sum equals its "All C cases", each row's RC+RM+RD equals its "All R cases", and All C + All R + UD + AC + UC equals "All cases" in every row, including the Total line. Two cells worth flagging: (a) "Chemicals and allied products", column UC, is badly speckled and could be misread as 5, but both the row identity (718 - 313 - 399 - 2 - 2) and the column total (49) require 2, which is what is transcribed; (b) "Products of petroleum and coal", column UC, reads 5 and is confirmed the same two ways. The stub label "Agriculture forestry, and fisheries" is transcribed as printed: no comma is visible after "Agriculture" (there is a wide word space where one would sit), so none was added.

p. 198. Continuation page: no column headings are printed on this crop, so header_rows is empty. The body has 16 columns (stub plus 15 numeric columns), counted from the column rules; the first body row (Mining) shows a value in every one of them. Column structure inferred from the arithmetic and used as a check (not written into the grid): column 1 is a grand total, column 2 is a sub-total equal to the sum of columns 3-8, column 9 is a sub-total equal to the sum of columns 10-12, and column 1 = column 2 + column 9 + columns 13 + 14 + 15. Every one of the 27 rows satisfies both internal sums and the grand total, and the three group rows (Mining, Transportation/communication/other utilities, Services) equal the sums of their indented subcategories. Nothing was computed or corrected; the checks only confirmed column placement. Row labels are indented in the original (subcategories under Mining, under Transportation, communication, and other utilities, and under Services); indentation is not represented in the stub text. The table body continues past this crop at the top (rows above Mining are on the earlier part of the page/preceding page); the footnote rules at the bottom show the table ends here. Scan quality: the page carries heavy speckle and stray ink in the right-hand columns. Cells read through noise, all confirmed by the row arithmetic: Crude petroleum col 9 (printed with specks before it) is 14; Motor freight col 9 is 703 and col 14 is 0; Water transportation col 12 is 3 and col 14 is 1; Heat/light/power col 9 is 122; Hotel and other lodging places col 11 is 7 (a stray mark ahead of it could be mistaken for a leading 1) and col 13 is 1; Medical and other health services col 12 is 0; Legal services col 15 is 0; Museums col 15 is 0; Miscellaneous services col 13 is 4 and col 15 is 1. None of these stray marks are footnote markers. The vertical string "794-925-66--14" in the left margin is a printer's signature/folio mark, not table content, and is omitted. In footnote 2 the punctuation after "Source" and the periods in "U.S." are faint or broken in the scan; they are rendered here as a colon and as "U.S." Footnote 1 has no terminal period as printed.

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Source page 197 of NLRB FY1965 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1965, p. 197.
Source page 198 of NLRB FY1965 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1965, p. 198.

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.