Mason v. Michigan Trading Corp.

Charles F. Mason, now deceased, suffered a compensable injury in 1934, while in the employ of defendant Michigan Trading Corporation, and was paid compensation at the rate of $10 per week for one week. Claiming a subsequent loss of industrial vision arising out of the injury, he filed a 'petition for further compensation on May 31, 1939, and was awarded $10 per week for total disability from March 15,1936, until further order. On review, the department entered an order on May 13, 1940, modifying this award by allowing $10 a week from August 15,1935, for 100 weeks, for the specific loss of a…