MacKlanburg-duncan Company v. Edwards

BLACKBIRD, Justice.

The sole question at issue in this case is whether or not the evidence is sufficient to support the Industrial Commission’s finding that the claimant suffered an “accidental” personal injury on September 15, 1955, as he claimed, and the Commission found; and upon which finding his award was based.

For more than eight years claimant was employed in the carpenter shop of the Petitioner, Macklanburg-Duncan Company’s remodeling department. His work consisted largely of rubbing down boards with steel wool. The history and nature of claimant’s disability as set forth in the…