Ralston v. Baldwin Locomotive Works

Argued November 20, 1944. Claimant was employed by defendant as an outside guard at its Eddystone works. While at work on October 25, 1941 he was struck on the head with great force by a suddenly opened door of an automobile, knocking him down, and, according to his testimony, rendering him unconscious. A police car was summoned and he was driven to the defendant's dispensary, half a mile away, where it was noted on the dispensary records, "Patient's nose bleeding, had much swelling, eye black and blue area over both eyes, right eye worse, blood pressure 187/128, temperature 97.2, pulse 90,…