Riedel v. Smith Baking Co.

This is a workmen’s compensation case. The plaintiff, while in the employ of a baking company on September 21, 1941, received personal injuries arising out of and in the course of his employment when his left arm was caught in an automatic proofing machine which he was operating at the time. When he was released from the machine he suffered pain in his left arm and neck and felt dizzy, but was not unconscious. At that time he informed the doctor that he had pain in his back which appeared to be in the right side and in the middle thereof. He was taken to a hospital and his left arm was…