Stalak v. Industrial Commission

OPINION

By LIEGHLEY, J.

Ignatz stalak, forty-three years of age, employed about seventeen years by The Park Drop Forge Company received a traumatic injury on July 16, 1933, from some source which resulted in his death two days later. Plaintiff claims that his affliction was caused by being struck on the scrotum and groin by a crank shaft. The hospital record gives a pre-operative diagnosis as “traumatic hematcele.”

The application for compensation recites that his injury was sustained in the manner above noted while performing his regular and customary duties as an employee.

Plaintiff, his widow,…