Wagner v. Susslin

At about 12:20 o'clock on the morning of March 19th, 1939, there was an intersectional automobile collision at the corner of Olivier and Alix Streets in Algiers, that section of the City of New Orleans lying on the west bank of the river. Miss Rosemary Wagner, then 16 years of age, was a guest passenger in an automobile owned and driven at the time by Francis LeMoine, a young man then 21 years of age. The other car was owned and driven by Joseph Susslin. Miss Wagner sustained personal injuries, and her father, on her behalf, alleging that Susslin was at fault, claims of him $2,300. On behalf…