White v. Maverick Production Co.

OPINION

Kimball, Justice.

This is a workman’s compensation case. The employer, Maverick Production Company, appeals from an award to the widow (since remarried) and three minor children of Gerald R. White, who died April 28, 1943, while driving a truck.

The case was tried in the district court without a jury. The judge found that the workman’s death resulted from an injury, “a bruising and crushing of the shoulders, chest and neck,” sustained in an accident April 6, 1943. The only contention of the employer on the appeal is that there is no substantial evidence to support that finding.

The…