Marston v. STATE COMPENSATION DEPARTMENT

The claimant G. M. Marston was employed as a welder. On April 1, 3.965, while at Ms work, claimant bumped his head and at this time felt some dizziness which lasted two minutes at the “very most.” He did not report the incident or seek any medical aid at this time and lost no time from Ms work.

On May 7, 1965, he suffered a severe headache and sought professional medical aid. Several days later he again suffered such a severe headache that he was taken to a hospital by ambulance. A Dr. Rohrberg was called and he called Dr. John P. Dennis, a neurosurgeon. Neither doctor appeared before the…