Solberg v. Department of Labor & Industries

March 18, 1941, plaintiff, while in the course of extrahazardous employment, sustained very severe injuries about the shoulders, back, and chest. Seven ribs were fractured. He made claim to the department of labor and industries, which, having been allowed, was closed June 10, 1942, with a permanent partial disability allowance of six hundred dollars. June 6,1943, he petitioned for a reopening of the claim on the ground of aggravation resulting from his injuries subsequent to June 10, 1942. The supervisor denied the petition, whereupon plaintiff appealed to the joint board, which granted a…