Carolan v. R. Hoe & Co.

Hinman, J.:

On March 26, 1921, claimant slipped from a lumber pile and fell to the ground while working for his employer as a box maker. The Board has found that claimant sustained injuries in the nature of a concussion of the brain as well as fracture of the right clavicle, which with their resultant effects caused disability from that date to December 29, 1924, the date of expiration of the last award. Various disability awards were at first made and paid. He returned to work for his former employer on December 1, 1922, at reduced wages because of inability to do more than light work. The…