McNees v. Cincinnati Street Ry. Co.

In her petition, plaintiff alleged that on January 17, 1944, her husband was an employee of the defendant and engaged in operating one of its trolley busses, and that he sustained an injury in the course of that employment “when he was subjected to unusual physical and nervous strain through the necessity of driving his bus through an extraordinarily heavy fog. ” ' It was further alleged that this ‘ ‘ unusual strain” produced a coronary thrombosis and resulted in his almost immediate death.

By its answer, defendant admitted decedent’s death on the date alleged but denied that such death “was…