Bocian v. Armour & Co.

On July 23, 1951, claimant, Edward Bocian (60), a “loin boner”, filed application for an award of compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation law against Ms employer, Armour & Company.

He alleged: He had, on March 12, 1951, sustained a personal injury arising out of and in the course of his employment, “resulting in incapacity”; that about September 1950 he “was assigned to the job of boning heavy loins requiring much greater exertion than his previous task of boning plates”; and that “this unusual strain * * * caused him to become totally and permanently disabled due to cardiac damage in…