Varo v. C. G. Hussey & Co.

Opinion by

Hirt, J.,

On August 18,1933, claimant’s right hand was caught in his employer’s machinery and was crushed to a point in the forearm above the wrist. The initial open agreement for total disability merged in a later supplemental agreement, entered into by the parties, for the loss of the use of the hand; the compensable period of 175 weeks for that specific loss expired January 3, 1937. On the following day, claimant petitioned for a review of the agreement alleging, in effect, that his disability had resolved itself into the loss of the use of the arm. For reasons, which are not…