On October 7, 1958 claimant, a porter in a billiard parlor, was directed by his employer to accompany a stricken coemployee and friend to a hospital in a taxicab. En route the coemployee collapsed and expired in claimant's arms. According to claimant's evidence emotional strain or stress incident to the occurrence initiated a psychoneurosis characterized by headaches, dizziness, weakness, pain, nausea and insomnia symptomatic of the mental condition which caused a year-long...
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