National Labor Relations Board v. Corsicana Cotton Mills

HOLMES, Circuit Judge.

This proceeding was begun on May 6, 1949, by a petition of the Board for adjudication in contempt of respondent, Cor-sicana Cotton Mills, for failure to comply with an enforcement order that was entered in this cause on April 1, 1948. The prayer of the petition seeks among other things to require the respondent to purge itself of contempt by resuming bargaining negotiations upon request of the union.

On August 16, 1949, this court rendered an opinion, 178 F.2d 344, holding that the record furnished no basis for a finding that respondent was in contempt of the court’s…