McFarland v. Bruening

Opinion op the Court by

Stanley, Commissioner

Affirming.

While Henry C. Bruening, Ms wife and daughter, of Dubois, Pennsylvania, were traveling south on U. S. Highway No. 25 in the late afternoon of November 29, 1943, near the northern limits of Berea, a truck belonging to O. B. McFarland, loaded with coal, traveling north, downhill, suddenly came before them from behind an automobile which had stopped momentarily on the highway to let a passenger out. The Bruening ear collided with the back side of the truck as it was headed diagonally across the road in front of it. The driver of the other…