The claimant was employed by the Evergreen Cemetery Association as a laborer in August, 1929, and in 1943 became superintendent of the employer's cemetery. As superintendent, he continued to perform the work of a laborer, but had the authority to hire and fire other laborers as the volume of work increased or decreased in the cemetery. During 1951, the claimant began to develop difficulty in walking, and consulted a physician concerning...
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