Williams v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.

Opinion by

Hirt, J.,

David Williams, son of claimants, was employed as a laborer in the shipping department of the cold strip mill of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation. On May 8, 1937, in pulling down a door he fell and injured his right shin. The skin was broken over a contused area about an inch in diameter. He reported to the company’s emergency hospital at once and the wound was dressed frequently by a nurse in charge, until July 2, 1937. • He continued to work in the meantime. On July 6, 1937 he appeared seriously ill and was referred to his family doctor. He was admitted to Mercy…