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Guss Vs. Utah Labor Relations Bd.
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- Mar 25, 1957
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Guss v. UtahSearch
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Labor Relations Bd. - 353 U.S. 1 (1957) U.S. Supreme Court Guss v. UtahSearch
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Labor Relations Bd., 353 U.S. 1 (1957) Guss v. UtahSearch
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It is a question we left open in Building Trades Council v. KinardSearch
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Congress meant to reach to the full extent of its power under the Commerce Clause. Labor Board v. FainblattSearch
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commerce within the meaning of the National Labor Relations Act, and the Labor Board had jurisdiction. Labor Board v. FainblattSearch
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if the National Board had not declined jurisdiction, state action would have been precluded by our decision in Garner v. TeamstersSearch
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of the committee reports indicate that it was drafted in response to the decision of this Court in Bethlehem Steel Co. v. NewSearch
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to the Labor Board. We find support for our holding in prior cases in this Court. In Amalgamated Assn. of Employees v. WisconsinSearch
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The legislative history of the 1947 Act refers to the decision of this Court in Bethlehem Steel Co. v. NewSearch
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Id., n 23. See also Algoma Plywood & Veneer Co. v. WisconsinSearch
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a) forecloses the argument based upon such cases as H. P. Welch Co. v. NewSearch
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Hampshire, 306 U. S. 79 , and Missouri Pacific R. Co. v. LarabeeSearch
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Bethlehem Steel Co. v. NewSearch
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is not necessarily superseded. But, in each case, the question is one of congressional intent. Compare H. P. Welch Co. v. NewSearch
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Napier v. AtlanticSearch
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Labor Board v. DenverSearch
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in which courts have sustained state jurisdiction where the Board declines or would decline jurisdiction are Garmon v. SanSearch
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Building Trades Council v. BonitoSearch
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Hammer v. LocalSearch
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Dallas General Drivers v. JaxSearch
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Beer Co., Tex.Civ.App., 276 S.W.2d 384. On the other side are Retail Clerks v. YourSearch
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Universal Car & Service Co. v. InternationalSearch
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New York State Labor Board v. WagsSearch
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to adjudicate public rights in a manner that will effectuate the policies of the Act. See Amalgamated Utility Workers v. ConsolidatedSearch
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In Labor Board v. DenverSearch
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Substantive provisions of the Act may limit the action of the States. See United Mine Workers v. ArkansasSearch
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This dissenting opinion applies also to No. 41, Amalgamated Meat Cutters v. FairlawnSearch
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Meats, Inc., post, p. 353 U. S. 20 , and No. 50, San Diego Building Trades Council v. GarmonSearch
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E.g., Optical Workers' Union Local 24859 v. LaborSearch
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Progressive Mine Workers of America v. LaborSearch
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Haleston Drug Stores v. LaborSearch
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Board, 187 F.2d 418. See Labor Board v. IndianaSearch
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United Construction Workers v. LaburnumSearch
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Construction Corp., 347 U. S. 656 , 347 U. S. 665 . See also Weber v. Anheuser-BuschSearch
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See Southern Pacific Co. v. ArizonaSearch
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Terminal Railroad Assn. v. BrotherhoodSearch
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H. P. Welch Co. v. NewSearch
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. v. NebraskaSearch
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Missouri Pacific R. Co. v. LarableSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Guss v. UtahSearch
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Building Trades Council v. KinardSearch
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the Commerce Clause. Labor Board v. FainblattSearch
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Garner v. TeamstersSearch
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Court. In Amalgamated Assn. of Employees v. WisconsinSearch
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Algoma Plywood & Veneer Co. v. WisconsinSearch
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and Missouri Pacific R. Co. v. LarabeeSearch
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