Zall v. National Labor Relations Board. National Labor Relations Board v. Zall

American Federation of- Grain Millers International Union; hereinafter referred to as the Union, filed a charge with the National Labor Relations Board, hereinafter referred to as the Board, charging Sam Zall, an individual doing ‘business as Sam' Zall Milling Company, hereinafter referred to' as Zall, with violation of § 8(a)(1) arid (5) of the Labor Management' Relations Act of 1947, hereinafter called the Act, 29 U.S.C.A.; § 158(a)(1) and (5).

Zall complains that the Board erred in finding that it, Zall, was engaged in interstate commerce or in business activities which would have a pronounced effect on commerce. . ...

Zall is engaged in the production and sale, of animal and poultry feed. In 1949 it purchased materials in excess of $250,000. Of this .amount .more -than $90,000 was expended for materials shipped from points in the United States outside of the state of California.

During 1949 Zall sold in California poultry feed valued at more than $75,000 to a firm which used the feed in production of poultry and eggs. This firm shipped to points outside the state .of California eggs and poultry valued at more than $60,000. Feed purchased from Zall is fed to breeding stock,…