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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1952

Page

2

District Judge rules Texas gas tax unconstitutional

District Judge Jack Roberts ruled a state tax on gathering natural gas unconstitutional, finding it burdened interstate commerce. The decision affects pipelines in Panhandle Eastern, Amarillo Oil, and Michigan Wisconsin cases, with further judgments to follow. The ruling could deepen a state deficit ahead of the January legislative session.

BO Byers Austin Dist Jack Roberts Roberts Calvert Michigan - Wisconsin Pipeline Co 126Th District Court United States Supreme Court Panhandle Eastern Ppeline Co Amarillo Oil Co Michigan-Wisconsin Atty Price Daniel Texas

Shivers Weighs VP Pick Amid Southern Pressure

CHICAGO July 26 Gov Allan Shivers faced questions on a vice presidential pick as Sen Stennis urged a southern consensus. Shivers declined to name a candidate, favoring the nominee's prerogative. Rumors named Barkley and Lyndon Johnson, with discussion of Judge Sarah Hughes, while the Texas delegation held no firm stance.

Chicago Allan Shivers Ick Fowler Shivers Sen. Stennis Mississippi Barkley Stennis Georgia Ilinois New Mexico Louisiana Kefauver Lyndon Johnson Sarah T. Hughes Texas Sen. Johnson Judge Hughes

Stevenson Expected To Resign Illinois Post

Adlai E. Stevenson, newly chosen Democratic candidate for the presidency, is expected to resign as governor within weeks. His exit triggers a scramble among Democrats for the Illinois gubernatorial nomination in November. Lt. Gov. Sherwood Dix is seen as a likely successor, with others named including Edward J. Barrett, Richard J. Daley, Scott W. Lucas, John E. Cassidy, and Karl Meyer.

Chicago Adlai E. Stevenson Iinois Sherwood Dixon Edward J. Barrett Ilinois Cook County Richard J. Daley U. S Scott W. Lucas John E. Cassidy Karl Meyer University of Tinois Board of Trustees

Damage suit for 40200 filed over auto crash

In 99th District Court M Q Bond and wife sue Rosella Spears for 40200 over a June 10 collision at the 6th Street and Ave K intersection. Plaintiffs allege Mrs Bond was injured in the crash involving Spears's auto. Attorneys Charles and Shaw represent the plaintiffs.

M. Q. Bond Rosella Spears 6Th St Ave. K

Three Seminole youths enlist in Navy at Lubbock

Three Seminole young men enlist in the Navy through the Lubbock Navy Recruiting Station. Billy James Williamson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williamson. Clarence Edward Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Smith. William Cecil Brock is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brock.

Navy Lubbock Billy James Williamson J. C. Williamson Clarence Edward Smith Edward D. Smith William Cecil Brock William E. Brock

Oldtimer Questions Ballot Secrecy At Early Vote

An elderly voter in Austin questioned why he had to sign his ballot stub. Officials explained the stub is for identification to resolve contests, not secrecy. The man accepted the explanation but remained wary of ballot confidentiality.

Austin

Oil Field Workers Enlist After High School Education

All three enlistees were oil field workers before joining the service. Each is 19 years old. Williamson graduated from Seminole High School, while Smith and Brock completed the 11th grade at Seminole High School.

Williamson Seminole High School Smith Brock

Shivers Dissatisfied With Sparkman VP Choice At Convention

Avalanche-Journal staff report from Chicago July 26 notes Gov. Allan Shivers and Texas delegates largely abstained as the party favored Sen. John Sparkman for vice president. Shivers criticized Sparkman on tidelands and New Deal planks while praising Stevenson as an improvement over Truman. He planned to seek Stevenson’s stance on tidelands and said Texas would vote by majority after caucus.

Sarah McClendon Avalanche-Journal Chicago Allan Shivers Texas John Sparkman Alabama Sparkman Shivers Tidelands FEPC Stevenson Adlai Stevenson Ilinois Harry Truman Gov. Stevenson Virginia South Carolina Harriman-Humphrey ADA Americans For Democratic Action Claude Gilmer Rocksprings Gilmer Russell Sen Sen. Kefauver Kefauver

Russell plans long rest after Democratic nomination defeat

Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, defeated for the presidential nomination by Governor Adlai Stevenson, said he would rest after the convention and pledged support for Stevenson in November. Russell praised a clean campaign, congratulated Stevenson, and promised to fall in line for the Democratic ticket. He planned a long rest at his Winder home after the Chicago events.

Wilburnin Chicago Richard Russell Georgia Russell Adlai Stevenson Illinois Stevenson Convention Hall Herman Talmadge Winder

Prostate Health Booklet Promises Relief From Joints To Urinary Pain

An old Kansas City Medical Press advertisement promotes a booklet on the prostate gland and related ailments. It urges readers to mail in 10 cents for The Little Doctor Book Series and requests readers to send orders to Dept. 41, 1440 East 21st St., Kansas City Missouri.

Kansas City Medical Press K. C. Medical Press Dept East 21St St

Stevenson Accepts Democratic Nomination in Chicago Speech

Gov. Adlai Stevenson claimed the Democratic presidential nomination after a third ballot at Convention Hall in Chicago. He pledged to fight for the office with all his heart and soul, praised the convention, criticized Republicans, and urged campaign education over crusade tactics while acknowledging the heavy responsibility before him.

Don Whitehead Chicago Adlai Stevenson Illinois Stevenson

Bus injury suit against Lubbock City Bus Co. filed for damages

Mrs. Mary B. Spears Gielen sues the Lubbock City Bus Co. in 99th District Court seeking 47000 in damages claiming injury May 30 when boarding at Canton Ave and Erskine St. as the driver allegedly closed the door on her hand and foot and moved off, dragging her about 15 feet. Attorney for the plaintiff is Sam H. Allred.

Lubbock City Bus Co 99Th District Court Mary B. Spears Canton Ave Erskine St Sam H. Allred

Stevenson Urges Democratic Unity Across Farmers to Labor and Employers

Stevenson declares the Democratic party is the party of everyone not just farmers or labor or employers, urging supporters to avoid desertion and misgovernance. He asks for help in the autumn campaign and in years of darkness and crisis to justify the party’s past and loyal missions.

Stevenson Democratic Party Farmer Labor

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