Greenwald, Inc. v. Powdermaker

In this workmen’s compensation case, the claimant is the widow of Louis Powdermaker, who was killed, on May 29th, 1933, in a collision between his automobile and a street railway car on Liberty Heights Avenue in Baltimore. At the time of the accident, and for many years, Mr. Powdermaker was employed as a salesman by Greenwald, Inc., in its business of selling meat to retail dealers. It was his duty to visit such dealers and obtain orders for meat to be thereafter delivered. In that service he used his own automobile. According to the testimony in the record, he would customarily call upon,…