Oshkosh Pure Ice Co. v. Industrial Commission

The appellant, Procknow, age thirty-three, was employed by the respondent, Oshkosh Pure Ice Company, as a truck driver. While so employed on June 13, 1939, he got his right hand caught in an ice crusher and suffered lacerations of his arm and right hand. As a result, he sustained some permanent disability of the palm and all fingers of the right hand. The appellants claim that there was some permanent disability of the wrist. Respondents contend that there is no evidence of any permanent disability of the wrist. The commission found that as a result of the injury the applicant (Procknow) has…