The board found that the exertion expended by decedent, in the course of his employment as a highway patrolman, in helping a woman motorist change a tire "contributed to the development of a myocardial infarction and to death"; and that the hearsay evidence of the work and the exertion, consisting of decedent's statements to his physician and to a retired sergeant of police, was "corroborated by the fact that the activity described was in the scope of his duties, by the circumstance...
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