Miller v. Pittsburgh Coal Co.

Opinion by

Keller, P. J.,

In this workmen’s compensation case, after various proceedings not necessary to be referred to here, the referee and the board, respectively, decided the controlling question of fact against the claimant, and found that her husband’s death from a coronary occlusion on November 6,1931 was not caused by, nor related to, the accidental injury to several toes of his left foot, which he suffered, while in the course of his employment, on August 31, 1931, nor their resultant amputation on September 18, 1931. There was competent evidence to sustain a finding that the coronary…