Skowyra v. Ford Motor Co.

March 5, 1932, plaintiff petitioned the department of labor and industry to award him compensation for injuries, alleged to have been occasioned his eyes on August 12, 1926, while in defendant’s employ. Hearing thereon was had before a deputy commissioner and a finding made, on April 25, 1932, that plaintiff was not entitled to recover compensation and that “there was no proof that the alleged loss of vision was due to the accident of August 12, 1926.” No appeal was taken. May 25, 1933, plaintiff again filed a petition for compensation for the same alleged injury. A hearing thereon was had…