S. Rosenbloom, Inc. v. Willingham

Charles H. Willingham was killed on March 7, 1947, while in the employ of S. Rosenbloom, Inc. as an industrial engineer. In connection with his work, he used a Company car to visit plants of his employer in Cambridge, Salisbury and Crisfield, Maryland, and at Laurel, Delaware, to make “time studies”. His home was in Baltimore, where the main office of his employer was located. He was married, having a wife and two grown children. His wife and several other witnesses described him as a man who was not a drinking man, but one who would take “an occasional drink—a sociable drink.” During twenty…