Morris Metal Products Co. v. Industrial Commission

Robert Norman had been a molder for about nine years. He started to work for plaintiff in error, the Morris Metal Products Company, in August, 1935. The Occupational Diseases act was enacted March 16, 1936, and went into effect October 1, 1936. Norman was working for plaintiff in error on October 1, 1936, and was discharged on November 30, 1936. During the interval from October 1 to November 30, Norman worked six days a week. He also worked three Sundays but did not work on Thanksgiving day. Out of the sixty-one days Norman worked fifty-four days. He filed his claim for compensation under the…