Malinoski v. Kessler

Opinion by

Rhodes, J.,

The question presented in this workmen’s compensation case is whether Joseph Malinoski was accidentally killed while in the course of his employment.

The referee concluded that deceased “was fatally injured on July 16, 1934, while in the course of his employment for defendant.” He awarded compensation to his widow and her children. On appeal by the insurance carrier, the workmen’s compensation board affirmed the referee. An appeal was taken to the court of common pleas, which affirmed the board. This appeal followed.

Joseph Malinoski was employed by defendant, F. D.…