Long-Bell Lumber Co. v. Parry

William H. Parry, age fifty-eight years, a sufferer from advanced coronary sclerosis, died November 18, 1942, while employed as a member of a cleanup crew in the mill of Long-Bell Lumber Company. The claim of the widow (Elizabeth Parry) for pension which the statute (Rem. Supp. 1941, § 7679) provides shall be paid to widow of workman whose death results from injury sustained in the course of his employment, was allowed by supervisor of the department of labor and industries. The employer of the deceased appealed from the supervisor’s disposition of the claim to the joint board of the…