Claimant, fifty-eight years of age, employed as a clothing cutter for the employer for thirty years, collapsed at his place of employment on August 31, 1951. A doctor was called to the plant and after claimant's condition had been diagnosed as a coronary occlusion, he was immediately hospitalized. Claimant testified that as he lifted a bolt of cloth weighing seventy-five to ninety pounds from the floor to the table just before his collapse, he felt a sharp pain in his chest...
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