On the morning of May 15, 1956, the deceased employee was struck by a passing car while standing by the truck which he drove. When he returned home from work that evening he was perspiring and shivering and he had a bandage on his head. A neighbor took him to a Dr. Gilbert who had him hospitalized. Dr. Gilbert found the decedent to be incoherent and groggy and his diagnosis at that time was contusions and abrasions of the head, pain in the back, traumatic shock and sprain...
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