Appellants contend on appeal that the record does not substantiate the board's finding that decedent, who was president of the employer, did not have knowledge that he was suffering from a permanent circulatory disturbance prior to his injury in 1957. Such a finding is, of course, a factual determination and as such can only be disturbed if the record does not contain substantial evidence in support thereof. The record reveals that decedent first discovered he was suffering...
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