Niagara Mohawk formed from Niagara Hudson merger
Earle J. Machold elected president of the new Niagara Mohawk Power Corp as it consolidates Niagara Hudson with two other firms. The holding company will invest 65 million dollars in expansion by 1952, add 80 000 kilowatts at Oswego, and build a Dunkirk plant. Operations span three divisions with Syracuse Buffalo and Albany offices, and plans to dissolve Niagara Hudson into the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle J. Machold
Wendell Ter
Niagara Hudson Power
New Corporation
Syracuse- Oswego
Appalachian
Southwest
Oswego
Dunkirk
Frank C. Ash
Oswego Falls Corporation
Fulton
George F. Bennett
Harvard University
State Street Research and Management Co
Boston
Mass
George J. Brett
Syracuse
Edwin S. Bundy
Buffalo
Edwin Corning
Albany Associates, Inc
Albany
Frank B. Cuff
Alcoa Mining Company
New York City
Wesley J. Gilson
John L. Haley
William L. Hinds
Crouse - Hinds Ao
Harry S. Lew
J. P. Lewis Co
Beaver Falls
H. Edmund Machold
Ellisburg
A. T. O'Neill
Thomas Brown Rudd
Hamilton College
Rudd, Penberthy and Nelson
Utica
Charles A.tattersall
Gustav F. Watters
Hinds
Corning
Niagara Hudson
Earle J
Lauman Martin
Charles A. Tattersall
William L. Collins
John T. Kimball
Leland D. McCormac
James H. Morrett
O'Neill
Haley
Gilson
Frank T. McEvoy
R. W. Porter
H. R. Waldron
Morris Tracy
Western
The
Secur
Held
Niagara Mohawk
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Morrell
Tattersall
Kimball
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