Neumann v. Industrial Commission

Adolph Neumann was an employee of Morton G. Neumann and Rose P. Neumann doing business as Valmor Products Company. In August, 1944, while on a business trip for his employer, he slipped and fell, fracturing his left wrist. Within the time fixed by the Workmen’s Compensation Act he filed an application for adjustment of his claim. The regular course of procedure was followed, and on April 4, 1945, the arbitrator’s decision was filed with the commission. The claim was held to be compensable and hospital expenses and medical charges were allowed. Compensation of $17.63 per week for 8 weeks as…