Williams v. Spaulding Bakeries, Inc.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
EAGEN, Justice.
On May 9, 1969, Charles R. Williams filed a claim petition under the Pennsylvania Occupational Disease Act, 1 alleging he was totally disabled as the result of employment by Spaulding Bakeries, Inc. [Spaulding], in a hazardous occupation. Williams had been employed by Spaulding from 1934 to April 21, 1969, interrupted only by two years of military service. During this time Williams served in many capacities, several of which involved exposure to flour dust. In his petition, Williams alleged that, as a result of his exposure to and inhalation of the flour…
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2Cases cited8 opinions
- UTTER v. Asten-Hill Mfg. Co.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1973
- DeMascola v. LancasterSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1963
- Dunn v. Merck & Company, Inc.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1975
- Perez v. Blumenthal Bros. Choc. Co.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1968
- Brubaker v. Reading Eagle Co.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1966
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- Boniecke v. McGraw-Edison Co.Superior Court of Pennsylvania · 1977
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