Hallstrom v. Industrial Commission

FOLLAND, Chief Justice.

On March 8, 1938, Plaintiff Hallstrom filed a written ■application with the Industrial Commission of Utah for compensation, claiming that he had sustained a certain degree of permanent disability as a result of an accidental injury received in 1981. At that time Hallstrom was employed as a deputy warden in the State Fish and Game Department. On April 20, 1931, while working at cleaning some ponds, Hallstrom stumbled over a stick and received an injury to his ankle. He consulted Dr. T. A. Dannenburg of Heber, Utah, and received treatment for an injury to his left ankle.…