Harding Glass Co. v. Albertson

The Workmen’s Compensation Commission, under authority of Act No. 319 of 1939, granted appellee’s claim for an award of compensation against appellants for an injury to her husband, W. C. Albert-son, which later resulted in his death. She alleged that her husband on July 15, 1943, while employed as a glass cutter by appellant, glass company, suffered a heat prostration, or an accidental injury, which arose out of and in the course of his employment, resulting in his death March 22, 1944.

Appellants defended on the grounds that the heat prostration did not arise out of the employment and there…