Claimant had a recurrent bilateral hernia in July, 1945 which an examining physician for the self-insured employer described in his report as "occupational", and which the employer's report to the Workmen's Compensation Board described in the same way.
A hearing was held August 28, 1945; the employer did not controvert the claim and the Referee found that claimant suffered an occupational hernia. Claimant had lost no wages; no finding...
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