The board found on the evidence that on August 5, 1965, decedent lifted shafts while working and that the effort expended in lifting the shafts was unusual and strenuous, and this exertion superimposed on the pre-existing coronary artery disease aggravated the pre-existing disease and contributed to the death. The board further found the death causally related thereto.
Decision affirmed, with costs to the Workmen's Compensation...
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