National Labor Relations Board v. Jacob Vander Wal, D/B/A Superior Business Forms

The National Labor Relations Board (hereafter the Board) petitions for an adjudication that respondent Jacob Vander Wal, doing business as Superior Business Forms, is in civil contempt of this court for having failed and refused to obey the decree of this court entered on November 8, 1962.

After a hearing had been duly held, the Board made its order dated June 8, 1962. The Board made findings that respondent had refused to bargain collectively with the Spokane Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union, Local 592, hereinafter called the Union, and ordered among other things that the respondent cease and desist from such action and do certain acts set forth in the order. Thereafter, the Board petitioned this court for an order of this court enforcing the Board’s order.

Respondent did not file in this court any objection to the Board’s petition for enforcement. Thereafter, on November 8, 1962, this court made its order and decree against respondent, enforcing the order of the Board which was dated June 8, 1962.

The decree of this court provided in part:

On February 11, 1963, the Board filed in this court a verified petition asking this court to adjudge respondent in civil…