Claimant, an assistant cook, alleged that when she entered a cooler or ice box at the employer's place of business some packages of oleomargarine fell from a shelf and struck her on the forehead aggravating a previously existing hypertension condition. The board has found that claimant did not sustain an industrial accident as alleged. Claimant had suffered from hypertension for a long period of time previous to the alleged accident. There is testimony in the record that...
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