Shell v. Standard Oil Co.

McFADDEN, Chief Justice.

Claimant-appellant William G. Shell was employed by the defendant-respondent Standard Oil Company of California, as an assistant manager at one of its service stations in Twin Falls. Claimant asserts-that while removing some money from a floor safe for his employer on January 31, 1965, he suffered an injury to his back. On February 3, 1965 he was examined by a doctor, who in his report described the injury as a lumbo-sacral strain. This report was dated April 14, 1965, and filed with the board April 16, 1965. Claimant filed his notice of injury and claim for…