Skelly v. Industrial Commission

Clara E. Skelly, the applicant for compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, claims that on January 15, 1946, she sustained an injury while working as an employee of the Oscar Mayer & Company. In the proceedings pursuant to her application, evidence was taken by an examiner of the Industrial Commission, who found,—

“That although the applicant alleges she injured her back on January 15, 1946, while pushing a basket of canned meat . . . the record fails to establish injury; that the applicant did not sustain injury within the meaning of the Workmen’s Compensation Act; that the…