Dry v. Department of Labor & Industries

On March 24, 1932, John Dry was injured by an accidental blow on the head from a hammer in the hands of a fellow workman. The following day, he filed with the department of labor and industries an accident report, claiming compensation for the injury he had sustained. Dr. F. E. Bertling, claimant’s attending physician, reported to the department the nature of his patient’s injuries, and estimated that his disability would last for two weeks. The claim was allowed by the department, and time loss thereon was paid until August 9, 1932. At that time, the supervisor of the department allowed…