Gilbreath v. Killoren Electric Co.

In this case it appears that Samuel M. Gilbreath, referred to herein as petitioner, on the 23rd day of June, 1949, while in the employ of respondent Killoren Electric Company, and while engaged in assisting another employee in unloading a sleeve machine from a jeep, was injured when the other employee dropped his end of the machine which petitioner claims caused a sudden jerk and strain in the small of his back and injury to both kidneys and by reason thereof rendered him permanently and totally disabled.

The trial commissioner found that petitioner on the date and in the manner claimed…