Industrial Commission v. DiNardi

This is a workmen’s compensation case. So far as pertinent, the findings and award of the Industrial Commission upon which the controversy arises, are as follows :

“That Tony DiNardi, a boy nineteen years of age, was employed by the above named respondent employer (Victor-American Fuel Company) as a miner working underground. He sustained a fractured skull in an accident arising out of and within the course of his employment on January. 18, 1938. He died as a result of his injury on January 20,1938. He is survived by his father and mother and twin brothers born May 9, 1929. Claim was filed by…