Helton v. State Industrial Accident Commission

On July 13,1931, the claimant, Donald S. Helton, was injured while working, subject to the Workmen’s Compensation Act, at a planing mill at Union, Oregon. On February 15, 1932, an award was made upon the first rehearing by the commission for temporary total disability at the rate of $49.61 per month for six months and 22 days, amounting to $339.64, which has been paid and a further award was made for permanent partial disability equal to four months payable in a lump sum of $99.17. When payment of this last mentioned award was tendered, it was rejected by claimant.

In his second application to…