Wade v. TEXAS EMPLOYERS'INS. ASS'N

Petitioners Wade et al as plaintiffs had judgment on a verdict in the trial court for Workmen’s Compensation incident to an alleged industrial accident on the afternoon of April 12, 1944, whereby Henry G. Wade inhaled an excessive amount of chlorine gas while working as a painter for Dow Chemical Company at its Freeport, Texas, magnesium manufacturing plant and died from resultant bronchial pneumonia on April 15th following. On appeal of the defendant-respondent, Texas Employers’ Insurance Association, the Galveston Court of Civil Appeals overruled all of its contentions except that of…