Browning v. Ford Motor Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Perry

— Affirming.

On or about January 21, 1934, the appellant and compensation claimant, John William Browning, while at work as a surplus stock handler in the stockroom of the Ford Motor Company’s plant in Louisville, Ky., claims to have sustained an accidental injury which resulted in a hernia.

Notwithstanding his claimed disability resulting from this injury, he continued to work for the Ford Motor Company at the same or, later, somewhat easier work up until May 5, 1936, when, due to business conditions (it is claimed), he and other employees at the Louisville…