Brady v. McQuown

Georgia Brady (fifty-seven), plaintiff’s intestate, was killed in the early afternoon of Mother’s Day (May 12), 1946. She was riding on the right front seat of her husband’s Model A Ford, driven by her daughter, Neva (nineteen), traveling eastward on Highway 64, about one and one-half miles east of Guthrie Center.

Defendant’s car, driven by defendant Earl McQuown, Jr. (twenty-three), was coming from the east with William Joseph Wood (twenty) as a passenger. The young men were cousins. The cars collided at or near the crest of a small hill. The evidence was in some conflict as to the movement…