Continental Baking Co. v. Industrial Commission

LARSON, Justice.

The Industrial Commission determined that an inguinal hernia, sustained by Herbert B. Parker on July 18, 1936, was an accidental injury sustained in the course of his employment and made an award in his favor for medical and hospital expenses. There is no dispute as to' the facts.

The applicant, an employee of the Continental Baking Company, in his regular employment was carrying cartons of bread into the Checkerboard Grocery at Ogden, Utah. These cartons are knocked-down, having loose tops and bottoms. They are put up at the wagon, filled with bread, and carried into the…