...it is necessary to protect interstate commerce from the paralyzing consequences of industrial war? We have often said that interstate commerce itself...judgment that does not ignore actual experience." The Court evidently desires to know not only the facts in regard to the particular respondent, but...

...Virginian Railway Co. v. System Federation, No. 40, supra (pp. 33-4). The Chief Justice further stated: Experience has abundantly demonstrated that the recognition of the right of employees to self -organization and to have representatives of their own choosing for the purpose of collective...

...condemnation by competent legislative authority." The court further said (p. 42, 57 S. Ot p. 620) : "Experience has abundantly demonstrated that the recognition...self-organization and to have representatives of their own '•boosing for the purpose of collective bargaining is often an essential condition of industrial...

...apparent that the fact that the employees here concerned were engaged in production is not determinative. We have often said that interstate commerce itself...a judgment that does not ignore actual experience. In their blanket charge of unconstitutionality, opponents of the bill criticize its legislative policies,...

...apparent that the fact that the employees here concerned were engaged in production is not determinative. We have often said that interstate commerce itself...a judgment that does not ignore actual experience. In their blanket charge of unconstitutionality, opponents of the bill criticize its legislative policies,...

...501 question remains as to the effect upon interstate commerce of the labor practice involved. * * * we have often said that interstate commerce itself...a judgment that does not ignore actual experience. * * * But, with respect to the appropriateness of the recognition of self-organization and representation...

...1921, pp. 208-209. formerly was nonexistent. In the Jones & Laughlin case,51 the Supreme Court stated: Experience has abundantly demonstrated that the recognition of the right of employees to self -organization and to have representatives of their own choosing for the purpose of collective...

...it is necessary to protect interstate commerce from the paralyzing consequences of industrial war? We have often said that interstate commerce itself...is a practical conception. It is equally true that interference with that commerce must be appraised by a judgment that does not ignore actual experience.*...

...the Simpson jurisdictional holding. Interstate commerce "is a practical conception, and as a result "interferences with that commerce must be appraised...judgment that does not ignore actual experience". NLRB v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., 1637, 301 US 1, 41-42, — S. Ct. — , 81 L. Ed. 893. 914. A...

...would have a most serious effect upon interstate commerce." Id. at 41. The Court went on to note that "[e]xperience has abundantly demonstrated that the recognition of the right of employees to self -organization and to have representatives of their own choosing for the purpose of collective...