National Labor Relations Board v. Corsicana Cotton Mills
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
Alleging that respondent was in contempt: (1) of paragraphs 1(a) and 2(a), 1 and (2) of paragraph 1(c) 2 of the enforcement decree entered in this cause on April 1, 1948, petitioner brought these proceedings for an order adjudicating that it was and requiring respondent, its officers and agents, to purge themselves of such contempt.
In support of the first charge, the petition presents a stenographic record of the bargaining conferences; in support of the second an affidavit of one Mims as to which there is a counter affidavit by one Ralph Elliott.
The first charge is in effect that the record…
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