Dobrich v. Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp.

Hirt, J.,

Opinion by

Milan Dobrich lost the sight of his right eye in an accident on March 30, 1936. Three years later, while this compensation case was pending, he died from eauses not related to his injury; the claim now is prosecuted by his administratrix. We will refer to him as the claimant.

The referee, in substance, found that claimant was defendant’s employee and was injured in the course of his employment; the board adopted these findings. The credibility of the witnesses and the weight of their testimony, in the face of serious disputes, was entirely for the compensation authorities…