Moore v. Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board

Kenna, President:

On September 6, 1935, John Moore, while working in a ditch for the American Car & Foundry Company and wearing a rubber boot, rubbed a blister on his left leg a little above the ankle. The next morning he reported at the company’s first aid station where he continued to report every few days for about a month. During the second month after the injury, he called several times at a doctor’s office for treatment and finally was confined to his bed, thereafter being hospitalized. Claimant continued to receive treatment until the 9th of January. The Commissioner declined to award…