SOPER, Circuit Judge.
The National Labor Relations Board found in this case that the employer had refused to bargain collectively with a labor union which represented a majority of its employees, had discharged one Donald Matthews because he was active in organizing the union at the plant, had abandoned certain trucking operations at its plant so as to furnish plausible excuse for the discharge and had engaged in other activities designed to restrain and coerce the...
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