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Disposition of district court injunction litigation

source page 35 · nlrb1972_p0035_t0

Total NLRB cases ruled on341
Affirmed in full239
Affirmed with modification39
Remanded to NLRB16
Partially affirmed and partially remanded5
Set aside42
Granted110
Denied12
Withdrawn28

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0 of 9 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 35. Structure: the crop is a page region, not a captioned numbered table, and it contains TWO separate inline tabulations separated by several paragraphs of narrative text. Both have the same two-column form (row label + one count), so they are transcribed one under the other in a single grid; a reader should treat them as two blocks. Block 1 (rows 1-6, "Total NLRB cases ruled on" through "Set aside"): a breakdown of appeals-court rulings in fiscal 1972. "Total NLRB cases ruled on" (341) is a total row, indented and set off by a horizontal rule above the five component lines; the components sum to 341 (239+39+16+5+42), so the block is internally consistent as printed. Block 2 (rows 7-9, "Granted", "Denied", "Withdrawn"): NLRB injunction activity in U.S. district courts in fiscal 1972, introduced by the sentence "The following shows NLRB injunction activity in district courts in fiscal 1972:". No column headings are printed for either block, so header_rows is empty. No footnotes are printed under either block. Crop issues: the topmost line of the image is clipped to roughly its lower half and is the lead-in sentence to block 1 (legible only as something like "A breakdown of appeals court rulings in fiscal 1972 follows:"); it is running text, not a column heading, so it is not transcribed. At the bottom, "Withdrawn ... 28" sits flush against the crop edge; block 2 may continue with further lines (e.g. a total or additional dispositions) below the crop. Note that 110 + 12 + 28 = 150, and the narrative says the 110 granted were 90 percent of contested cases, which suggests the three printed lines are not a closed set. All values are legible and unambiguous; no doubtful digits or footnote markers were seen.

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Source page 35 of NLRB FY1972 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1972, p. 35.

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.