Reilly v. Industrial Commission
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
CAMERON, Judge.
Petitioner, Frances Evelyn Reilly, filed her claim for benefits with the Industrial Commission, on 26 July, 1961, alleging that she sustained an injury while employed as a seamstress by the employer and respondent, E. L. Gruber Underwear Co. Petitioner is a 49 year old woman, and was employed by the E. L. Gruber Underwear Company as a power sewing machine operator in October of 1955. She continued this employment until July, 1961, when, by reason of her impaired physical condition, she was forced to leave. Dr. Westfall, a specialist in the field of internal medicine, examined…
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