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Workmen's Compensation the Industrial Commission of Ohio i PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT DEPARTMENT OF INVESTIGATION COLUMBUS REPORT OF INVESTIGATION Claim No......... ......................................... -........ --. Casa of .................................................................... 712 V-yoainp avenue Address ,......... i.?.. S. S. No...... iQr.&r&uQ............... -...................... Employer ........... wayne Avenue Address ....^ocSi;int\.,...vjjicinna!,ij...0.tii.9_....... To the Industrial Commission of Ohio, Pursuant to instructions, the above numbered claim has been made the subject of an investigation and the following report relative to same is herewith submitted: Date Dictated....il.hr:. Date of this report ....Dates of investigation.. '!.a,V^h^..-C.!'2.!.J.c.i5..............Date Transcribed..?/.?/.!.?0 Investigation covered following matters: of the employer. (Hr (1t brill lutitnent *1 to raittin conrid by IsviiUgitlos.) KA'lUHi 0? DmPlDI'.'lrXT: Claimant is no', employed as a juriior in the Mitiiip Carey .'Iff. Co., nayne Avenue, Dockland, Cincinnati 15, Ohio. DATURA ADD CAlIDS OF O.P. It is alleged that from the inhalation of asbestos dust over a period of thirty years, claimant suffered the occupational disease known as asbestosis. AV-JIAO 5 i.CCKLl ..RGB ACD P utlOH 0F Ul0A.<1 LIT'i: Average weekly wage covering period of one year to the onset oi' 0.IC is shown on OD-lj. Claimant is still working. IHVilSTIOATIOh: Clarence A. Ilulette states he is sixty years oi' age, married, and now resides at 712 Wyom ing Avenue, Lockland 15, Ohio and is employed as janitor in Juildinr ,/27, a warehouse of the Philip Carey Sifg. Company. Claimant further states he began employment with the named company' on June 12, 1926 as an asbestos worxer; that he warned in the asbestos mill continuously' up until 1953 when he was given a job as an elevator operator and wis so engaged until December 27, 1951i v/rien he was assigned to work as a janitor in Building ,727, a vfarehouse. Claimant further states that in 19U5 he became short of breath and sometime later filed Claim Do. OD-l;7976 with the Industrial Comission of Ohio which was disallowed as he was not considered to bo totally- disabled; that he was cared for by Dr. Jacobs who practiced in byoiaing, being associated with Dr. J. $. Kathews; that Dr. Jacobs has moved from this state and is now residing in California; that he has recently been cared for oy Dr. Mohr-'"' ' of Lockland, Ohio; that no is now extremely short of breath, has a steady persistent cough, has lost twenty-five pounds recently, and feels that he no longer can continue work of any nature; that he will journey to Columbus for a physical examination vhen so notified if he is able. Vie visited Dr. l/.aViews1 office. They have no record of treatment. Vie contacted Dr. '..'.ohr and he states that he took one X-ray picture of claimant's lungs, bhortiy thereafter he gave the X-ray to the claimant. We then recontacted the claimant and he states he does not have the X-ray film. Might we suggest that this claimant be given a complete physical examination at the earliest possible time; thaw tno company will make arrangements for him to appeal' for said physical examination -when notified. This suggestion is also requested by John 7. Cantlon of John 7. Cantlon and Associates, Inc., Consulting Actuaries for the Philip Carey Mfg. Co.. Investigator or Deputy. C)ai:;\ !io. CD-106226 Clarence A. Hulette RX0;.2!i;JDATIitt: ----------- -----------* CXiVi/mlc 2- That the claim be referred to &. UcKeever, Columbus, for further consideration. COL^-iAM u. ^iLLGltU, Claims Investigator Q Qj !