The decedent was employed as a clerk by the Rochester State Hospital. On September 11, 1954 he fell in the washroom at the hospital and suffered a laceration of the right supraorbital ridge and his face, scalp and clothing were blood-spattered. He complained of occipital pain and said he was faint. Later that day he became irrational and, becoming progressively worse, died on September 16, 1954. The coroner's death certificate lists the cause of death as due to severe lacerations...
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