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1 On October 22, 1953, Wayne Earl Hill, a minor 16 years of age, while in the employ of Pawhuska Feed Mills sustained an accidental injury resulting in his death. No administrator of his estate has ever been appointed. On February 11, 1954, Dale C. Hill and Beulah Ellen Hill, father and mother of deceased claiming to be his sole and only dependents, filed claim for compensation under the Death Benefit Provision of the Workmans Compensation Law, 85 O.S. 1951 ? et seq., against petitioners herein, Pawhuska Feed Mills and its insurance carrier in which claim it is stated that on October 22, 1953, deceased, while in the employ of petitioner feed mill, sustained an accidental injury resulting in his death; that the injury occurred while he was engaged in either connecting or disconnecting an electric wire when he slipped and fell and his hand came in contact with a live wire causing his electrocution.

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