Spada v. Ford Motor Co.

Frank L. Spada, plaintiff, claims that on September 12,1926, while working as first helper on a furnace in the steel fabrication department of the Ford Motor Company, defendant, his hand slipped and as a result he bumped his arm against a steel column and injured his elbow; that the next morning his arm was swollen and he could not get out of bed, and that he was unable to return to work for several days; that when he did return, he was given lighter work requiring the use of only one arm. He was treated by his private physician and subsequently entered the Ford Hospital as a private patient,…