MARX v. INDUSTRIAL COMM.


9 Wis.2d 164 (1960)

MARX, Appellant, v. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION and others, Respondents.

Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

January 5, 1960.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

For the appellant there was a brief and oral argument by Charles G. Giles of Medford.

For the respondent Industrial Commission the cause was argued by Mortimer Levitan, assistant attorney general, with whom on the brief was John W. Reynolds, attorney general.


DIETERICH, J.

The sole question before us goes to the issue as to whether or not appellant's present disability of degenerative osteoarthritis was aggravated or accelerated by the injury he incurred on December 1, 1954.

The appellant, Roy W. Marx, was forty-seven years of age, weighed 137 pounds, and was five feet, three inches tall, on December 1, 1954, the date of the alleged injury. Roy W. Marx became employed by the Hurd Millwork Corporation, Medford,...

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