United States v. Brewer
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SIBLEY, Circuit Judge.
William Henry Brewer was discharged from the army Jan. 17, 1919, having broken three ribs, causing pneumonia which had resulted in an empyema in the right lung which was still discharging through a drain tube. He ceased paying premiums in May following but made no claim of total and permanent disability until 1930, and testifies that he first felt entitled to claim his insurance in 1925. The empyema caused a fibrosis, or hardening in the upper half of the right lung, and bronchitis with arthritis later. Brewer was on *900his discharge rated as partially disabled for…
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