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IV. STATISTICAL RECORD OF <strong>BOARD</strong> Ac,rivriY 19Motors election involving 130,000, in both of which the C. I. 0. wassuccessful.The elections won by A. F. of L. or C. I. 0. affiliates representedmore than 85 percent of all elections which were won by some formof labor organization. The remaining elections were won by unaffiliatedunions. Unaffiliated national unions apeared in 115 elections inwhich they secured 37,000 votes; in 45 of the elections the unionswere successful. Unaffiliated local unions appeared in 134 electionsin which 93,000 valid votes were cast in their favor; this group won83 of the elections.
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V. PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED 77EhkECT
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V. PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED 79.agains
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V. PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED 81and upo
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W. JURISDICTION 83and subsequent on
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VII. LITIGATIONA marked increase in
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VII. LITIGATION 87N. L. R. B. v. Br
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VII. LITIGATION 89the order and occ
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VII. TaITIGATION 93affords no adequ
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VII. LITIGATION 97not defend its di
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VII. [LITIGATION 99Refusal to enter
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VII. LITIGATION 101union 15 An empl
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VII. LITIGATION 103such as to induc
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VII. LITIGATION 105same leadership:
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VII. LITIGATION 107Only brief refer
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VII. LITIGATION, 109supported 64 by
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VII. LITIGATION 111The Texas Compan
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VII. UrTIGATION 113National Motor R
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VII. LITIGATION 117Ninth, CircuitAm
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VU. LITIGATION 121Association of We
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VIII. THE TRIAL EXAMINERS DIVISIONT
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IX. DTVTSION OF EOONOMIO RESEARCH 1
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X. INFORMATION DIVISIONA. FUNCTIONS
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