Texas Foundries, Inc.

In the Matter Of TEXAS FOUNDRIES, INC., EMPLOYER, and INTERNA- TIONAL MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS' UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, AFL, PETITIONER Case No. 16-RC-24-7 DECISION ON MOTION AND ORDER June 21, 1949 On May 19, 1949, the Board issued its Decision and Direction of Election in the above-entitled matter.' Thereafter on May 24, 1949, the Employer filed its "Motion' for Reconsideration and Oral Argument." 2 Pursuant to the motion of the Employer, the Board has reconsidered the entire record in this case, the Decision and Direction of Election and the Employer's motion. On the basis of this reconsideration, we hereby affirm our determination that the unit as described in the Decision of May 19, 1949, is appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining within the meaning of Section 9 (b) of the Act .3 ORDER4 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the motion filed by Texas Foundries, Inc., be, and it hereby is, denied. 183 N. L. R. B. 679 2 Our Decision and Direction of Election inadvertently failed to note the Board's ruling on the Employer's request for oral argument . Oral argument is hereby denied, as the record and briefs adequately present the position of the parties herein 8 Matter of Sacks-Barlow Foundries, Inc , 79 N. L. R B. 327, is additionally distinguish- able in that the instant case involves no previous history of collective , bargaining. 4 Board Member Gray did not participate in the decision rendered herein. 84 N. L. R. B., No. 54. 453