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XIII. LIST OF CASES HEARD AND DECISIONS RENDERED 181Representation cases ContinuedName of caseDate hearing heldDate openedDate closedDate decisionIssuedB. F. Johnson Lumber MillsBlackwell Zinc CoBlanchard Bros. & Lane, IncB. Oshrin & BrosBoulet Transportation Co., IncBradley Lumber Co. of ArkansasBrewer Petroleum ServiceDoBrewster Aeronautical CorporationBriggs Manufacturing CoBrooklyn Daily EagleBrooklyn Union Gas CoDoBrown Shoe Co., Inc., and subsidiary Moencit Tanning Co_Bruce ChurchBuckley Hemlock Lumber Co., plywood division_Burroughs Adding Machine CoBurton Dixie CorporationCalifornia Packing CorporationCanyon Lumber CoCarmel Canning CoCayuga Linen & Cotton MillsC. E. Irvins and T. M. Stevens, receivers of Mobile & OhioR. RCentury Biscuit CoCharles FredmanChicago Malleable Castin g CoChica go, North Shore & Milwaukee R. R. Co__DoChrysler CorporationDoDoDoCities Service Co. (engineers)Cities Service Co. (officers) -Clifton Manufacturing Co., plant No. 1Clifton Manufacturing Co., plant No. 2Climax Machinery CoClyde-Mallory LinesDoDoCoast Transportation Co., IncColdwell LawnmowerColonie Fibre CoColumbia Pictures CorporationColumbia PicturesColumbia Pictures Corporation et alColumbia Pictures CorporationColumbia Pictures et alCommoli Granite CoConmar Products CorporationConsolidated Steel CorporationConsumers Power CoCo-operative Knitting MillsCoos Bay Lumber CoCork Bay Logging CoCotton Trade Warehouse, IncC. P. DennyCrescent Forwarding & Transporting Co., Ltd__Crescent Wharf & Warehouse Co. et alCrown Packing CoCudahy Packing CoDoCustom House Packing CorporationDahlstrom Metallic Door CoDaniel Creek Logging CoDavid Kahn, IncDoDeBardeleben Coal CoDeep River Timber CoDel Mar Canning CoDennis Sheen Transfer CoDietrich & Wilts, IncDixie Motor Coach Corporation and Sunshine Bus Lines,IncDonovan Lumber CoDorman Farms CoDouglas-Aircraft Co. Inc..-E1 Segundo divisionDouglas Public Service CorporationSee footnotes at end of table, p. 187.Dec. 8,1938Mar. 23,1939.Aug. 11,1938June 26,1939July 29, 1938June 29,1939Mar. 23, 1939doJune 28,1939June 5,1939Jan. 5, 1939Oct. 17,1938doJuly 5,1938Feb. 17,1939July 2,5,1938Apr. 6, 1939Dec. 1,1938Jan. 9,1939June 22,1939Jan. 9,1939Dec. 8, 1938July 18, 1938Oct. 20,1938Feb. 17,1939Feb. 27,1939Aug. 22,1938doMar. 6,1939doMay 16,1939doSept. 26,1938doAug. 11,1938doMay 25,1939Mar. 27, 1939Feb. 15,1939doJuly 18,1938Aug. 8,1938Sept. 13.1938Sept. 8,1938Aug. 30, 1938Oct. 3.1938Aug. 29, 1938Sept. 22.1938July 2,5,1938Feb. 20, 1919Nov. 10,1938Aug. 29,1938Jan. 9,1939Apr. 4,1939doFeb. 9.1939Feb. 17, 1939July 29,1938Jan. 30.1939Feb. 17.1939Mar. 10, 1939Nov. 21.1938Jan. 9,1939July 25.1938Apr. 6, 1939July 12, 1938doJuly 18.1938July 21,1938Jan. 9,1939July 29, 1938doSept. 28,1938July 7,1938Feb. 19, 1939June 30,1939July 29, 1938Dec. 5,1938Mar. 24, 1939Aug. 13, 1938June 26, 1939Jan. 19,1939June 29,1939Mar. 24, 1939do(0June 19,1939Jan. 6, 1939Nov. 7,1938doJuly 20,1938Feb. 21,1939July 29, 1938Apr. 7,1939Dec. 1,1938Jan. 11,1939June 22,1939Jan. 11,1939Dec. 8,1938July 28,1938Oct. 20, 1938Feb. 21, 1S39Feb. 27.1939Awl. 27,1938doJune 8,1939dodo.doSept. 26,1938doAug. 11,1938doMay 25.1939Mar. 30,1939Feb. 15,1939do__July 26,1938Aug. 10.1938Sept. 13.1938Oct. 19,1938Oct. 17,1938Oct. 24,1938Oct. 6.1938Oct. 20,1938July 26, 1938Feb. 20, 1%39Dec. 8.1938Aug. 30,1938Jan. 9,1939Apr. 5. 1939Apr. 4. 1939Feb. 9,1939Feb. 21,1939Jan. 19,1939Jan. 31,1939Feb. 21. 1939Mar. 18.1939Nov. 23, 1938Jan. 11, 1939July 28.1938Apr. 6, 1939July 19,1938do._July 26.1933July 21. 1938Jan. 11.1939Jan. 19,1939doNov. 16,1938July 13,1938Feb. 21.1939June 30,1939Jan. 19, 1939Apr. 11,1939Sept. 27,1938(1)• (0(I)June 7,1939Do.(')(0(0(')(0(0June 28, 1939(')(I)Jan. 25,1939Jan. 31,1939(0Jan. 31,1939Feb. 11,1939Sept. 29.1939Nov. 28,1938June 28,1939(0(0(I)(I)Jan. 4,1939Do.Oct. 4,1938Do.Apr. 20,1939Do.Sept. 29,1938Nov. 5,1938(1)(0(7)(,)Sept. 21,1938((.8Nov. 8.1938Mar. 6,1939(1)Apr. 25,1939June 28, 1939Feb. 11, 1938June 28,1939(0(I)Jan. 31,1939Feb. 17,1939June 10.1939(I)Sept. 29, 19:38Dec. 30,1938Jan. 31.1939Feb. 11,1939(T)(5)Dec. 14,1938June 28, 1939(1)_El (9
182 FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARDRepresentation eases-ContinuedName of caseDate hearing held,Date openedDate,closedDate decisionIssuedDouglas Transfer, Inc do do Feb. 11,1938;Douglas Warehousesdodo )Du Pont Chemical CoJune 22,1939Dupuy Storage de Forwarding Corporation July 29, 1938 Jan. 19, 1939 Feb. 11,1939'Eagle Shoe Manufacturing Co Dec. 19, 1938 Dec. 20, 1938Eastern Western Lumber Co Dec. 12, 1938 Dec. 14, 1938 Apr. (I 1 ) 1, 1939'Easton Publishing Co June 8,1939 June 12,1939 (1) -41E. B. Grass Canning Co Jan. 9,1939 Jan. 11,1939 Jzn. 31,1939E. B. Hunter Feb. 17, 1939 Feb. 21,1939 June 28,1939'Elberton Granite Industries, Inc July 25,1938 July 26, 1938 Sept. 21, 1938Electric Steel Elevator Co June 22,1939 June 22, 1939 (1)Ernst Bros July 29,1938 Jan. 19,1939 Feb. 11,1939,Estate of Frank Newfield, Incdo do Do.E. T. Fraim Lock Co Apr. 20,1939 Apr. 29,1939Fabacher Drayage Co July 29,1938 Jan. 19, 1939Fabacher Motor Express Co do do Feb. 11,1939.Farley Confections, Inc Oct. 25,1938 Oct. 25, 1938 Nov. 25, 1938-Farley Fruit Co Feb. 17,1939 Feb. 21, 1939 June 28,1939Farmers Produce Codo do Do.Farr Alpaca Co July 25,1938 July 26,1938 Nov. 25,1039'F. E. Booth & Co., et al Jan. 9,1939 Jan. 11,1939 Jan. 31,1939'Federal Compress & Warehouse Co Feb.' 9, 1939 Feb. 9,1939 Apr. 25,1939Federal Fibre Mills June 19, 1939 June 21,1939Federal Screw Works Nov. 28,1938 Dec. 8,1938Federated Fishing Boats of New England & New York, Inc_ Oct. 31,1938 Nov. 5, 1938 Apr. 21,1939.Fidelity Warehouse Corporation July 18, 1938 July 26, 1938 Sept. 29, 1938Fillette Green & Codo do Do.First <strong>National</strong> Pie, Inc Aug. 29,1938 Oct. 6,1938Fitzgerald & Litrow Feb. 17,1939 Feb. 21, 1939 June 28,1939,False Drayage, Inc July 29, 1938 Jan. 19,1938 Feb. 11,1939,Ford Manufacturing Co Nov. 4,1938 Nov. 4, 1938 Dec. 15, 1938;Fort Schuyler Knitting Co July 28,1938 July 28,1938 Sept. 29,1938Frank Naruto & Co., Ltd Feb. 17, 1939 Feb. 21,1939 June 28,1939,Fred G. Hilvert Codo do Do.Fred R. Bright Codo do Do.Fruit Products Corporation Aug. 4, 1938 Aug. 4,1938 Aug. 30,1938.Fry Products Corporation Feb. 28, 1939 Feb. 28,1939 Apr. 1,1939Cl. A. Dahl & Co Feb. 17, 1939 Feb. 21,1939 (6)Gemmer Manufacturing Co Mar. 2, 1939 Mar. 3, 1939 Apr. 29, 1939'General Electric Co Oct. 7,1938 Oct. 7, 1938 Nov. 25, 19313General Excavation Co Sept. 1, 1938 Sept. 1, 1938 Sept. 29,1938:Independent Candy Co Sept. 29,1938 Sept. 29, 1938 Nov. 15,1938'Ingram-Richardson Manufacturing Co. of Indiana, Inc_ Aug. 15,1938 Aug. 15,1938 Oct. 14, 1938”Dodo do Do.Inman MillsJuly 28,1938 July 28,1938 Sept. 22,1938,International Furniture CoAug. 29,1938 Sept. 14,1938International Harvester Co Dec. 1,1938 Dec. 2,1938 Feb. 20,1939,International Lumber Co Aug. 22,1938 Aug. 23,1938 Nov. 23, 1938International Shoe Co., Heel & Rand Factory June 15,1939 June 15,1939 (I)Interstate 'Water Co Oct. 27,1938 Nov. 3,1938 Feb. 16,1939'Isthmian Steamship Co June 20,1939 June 20,1939James V. Murray and Edward F. Murray doing businessas Richard Murray dz Co July 18,1938 July 26,1938 Sept. 29, 1938J. A. Thomas July 29,1938 Jan. 19, 1939 Feb. 11.1939'Jersey City Dry Docks Co Feb. 14, 1939 May 8,1939 (1)J. & H. Young Co., Inc Aug. 22, 1938 Aug. 22, 1938 Nov. 23,1939'J. J. Little & Ives Co Jan. 16,1939 Jan. 16,1939Joe Lowe Corporation Mar. 20, 1939 Mar. 20, 1939 (1)Joe Palinisano Co Feb. 17, 1939 Feb. 21,1939 June 28, 1939John E. Marshall, Inc., eta! Jan. 30,1939 Jan. 31, 1939John H. Jones and Frank Jones, copartners doing businessas Page & Jones July 18,1938 July 26,1938 Sept. 29,1938John Morrell & Co Apr. 13,1939 Apr. 15,1939 May 20, 1939*Johnson's General Drayage & Hauling July 29,1938 Jan. 19, 1939 Feb. 11, 1939'John T. Murray, Harry R. Murray, and John Klass, copartnersdoing lowliness as Murray Stevedore Co July 18,1938 July 29, 1938 Sept. 29,1938Jones & Laughlin Steel Service Apr. 3, 1939 Apr. 3, 1939 (2)Jones Lumber Co Dec. 5, 1938 Dec. 8,1938 Apr. 11, 1939'Joseph Tedesco, doing business as Tedesco Cartage Co July 29,1938 Aug. 6,1938J. P. Carter Feb. 17, 1939 Feb. 21,1939 June 28, 1939,J. P. Smith Shoe Co Ian. 13,1939 San. 13,1939 Feb. 23,1939'J. R. Atkins and M. D. Greene, copartners, Bay StevedoringCo July 18,1938 July 26,1938 Sept. 29, 1938J. R. Dent, Steamship agent do do Do.Kentucky Utilities Co Sept. 19,1938 Sept. 19,1938 Dec. 13, 1938Kingan & Co., Inc May 4, 1939 May 4, 1939 May 27,1939Kingsley Lumber MillsFeb. 27, 1939 Mar. 1,1939 June 8,1939,.See footnotes at end of table, p. 187.
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