Griffin v. Rustless Iron & Steel Co.

Daniel J. W. Griffin, appellant, was employed in the mill of Rustless Iron and Steel Company, appellee, in August, 1939, and was the victim of an explosion there, at that time, by which he was sprayed with a hot lead solution. Some of the lead went into his left eye. He received first aid treatment, including the bandaging of his eye, and then resumed work. He reported again for treatment three days later, and was then sent to the office of Dr. Buchness, the employer’s doctor. The bandage was taken off his eye, the doctor looked at it, put some salve in it and told him to have it dressed…