Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1950 — Page 7

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$85,000 Car Crash Damages Sought

A law suit asking $85,000 dam- | ages was on file today in Superior | Court 1 against the Moore Mortuaries, -Harry W.-Moore,-and-P-J.+ Grimley. The wife of a city police ser-| geant, filed the action as a result | of injuries sustained in an automobile accident last Oct. 21 at the intersection of Keystone Ave. and 10th St. Mrs. Viola Crail, wife of Detective Sergeant Francis Crail, charged gross negligence and “ut-| ter disregard” for pedestrian traffic. The suit states Mr. Grimley | was driving an automobile which |

Mrs. Crail also charges that] she was permanently injured and | is prohibited from making her living 4s a minister of the gospel. Mr. Moore and Mr. Grimley could not be reached for comment.

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