Romeo v. Department of Labor & Industries

Domenico Romeo, who was employed in the foundry of Doran Company as a sand blaster, filed a claim April 10, 1941, with the department of labor and industries for disability sustained as the result of an occupational dis ease. The application for benefits recites that claimant had worked for the same employer approximately thirteen years and that the “date of first exposure” (to the dust) was in the year 1928. The answer to the question in the form submitted to the department as to the date of last exposure is “still working,” and in the form is the further recital that the claimant had not…