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Injunction Litigation Under Section 10(e), 10(j), and 10(l), Fiscal Year 1974

printed as Table 20 · source page 254 · nlrb1974_p0254_t0

Total proceedingsInjunction proceedingsTotal dispositionsDisposition of injunctionsPending in district court June 30, 1974
Total proceedingsPending in district court July 1, 1973Filed in district court fiscal year 1974Total dispositionsGrantedDeniedSettledWithdrawnDismissedInactivePending in district court June 30, 1974
Under sec 10(e), total20221010000
Under sec 10(j), total18117149130104
8(a)(1)(2)(3)20221010000
8(a)(1)(2), 8(b)(1)10111000000
8(a)(1)(2)(3)(5)10111000000
8(a)(1)(2)(3)(5); 8(b)(1)(2)10110010000
8(a)(1)(3)20210010001
8(a)(1)(3)(5)41332000101
8(a)(1)(5)40432100001
8(b)(1)20211000001
8(b)(3)10111000000
Under sec 10(l), total2331821520470108314151229
8(b)(4)(A)41330011101
8(b)(4)(A)(B)40440030100
8(b)(4)(B)1301012011441744910316
8(b)(4)(B)(D)72561041001
8(b)(4)(B), 7(A)20221010000
8(b)(4)(B); 7(B)10100000001
8(b)(4)(B); 7(C)40430020011
8(b)(4)(B); 8(e)10111000000
8(b)(4)(B)(D), 8(e)10111000000
8(b)(4)(D)3633330101131236
8(b)(7)(A)50551031000
(8)(b)(7)(B)30331110000
(8)(b)(7)(C)3323131131101152
8(e)20210010001

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  1. 1 In courts of appeals

162 of 162 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 254. Twelve columns: stub plus 11 numeric columns. The stub column carries no printed heading, so cell 0 of both heading levels is empty. "Total proceedings", "Total dispositions" and "Pending in district court June 30, 1974" are tall single headings spanning both levels; "Injunction proceedings" spans 2 columns and "Disposition of injunctions" spans 6. Row "Under sec 10(e), total": the Total proceedings cell is printed as a small raised 1 followed by 2, transcribed "2^1" (the raised 1 is the footnote marker "In courts of appeals"). The scan is speckled: scattered apostrophe- and comma-like specks sit beside many cells (e.g. beside "70", "204", several zeros in the 10(j) block); these were treated as dirt, not characters. Two doubtful cells, both in the sec. 10(j) detail block, where a speck sits next to the digit and could be read as a "1": - Row "8(a)(1)(3)(5)", Settled column: read as 0 (a stray "1"-like mark appears to its left, outside the column's right-aligned digit position). - Row "8(a)(1)(5)", Dismissed column: read as 0. These readings were chosen because with them every row (granted+denied+settled+withdrawn+dismissed+inactive = total dispositions; pending July 1 + filed = total proceedings; total proceedings - total dispositions = pending June 30) and every column of the 10(j) block reproduces the printed totals exactly (Settled 3, Dismissed 1, Total dispositions 14). Reading either cell as "1" would break both its own row total and its column total. No cells were altered beyond this disambiguation. All other blocks verify arithmetically: every row and all 11 columns of the sec. 10(l) block sum to the printed "Under sec 10(l), total" line, and the 10(e) row is internally consistent. No printed figure appears to be a misprint.

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Source page 254 of NLRB FY1974 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1974, p. 254.

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.