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First setback was when Long Island Capital Corp. petitioned for authority to buy control of Long Island Lighting Co. Said Commission Chairman Milo Roy Maltbie in refusing to grant permission: "Experience has shown that in times of stress when assistance is most needed, holding companies are unable to give it, and in good times when funds can be secured at low rates, the operating companies do not need external assistance. The record in this case does not show that the addition of Long Island Capital Corporation to the corporate structure of the Long Island Lighting System of companies would...
...Died. Milo Merrick Belding, 66, one-time (1912-25) president, and son of one of the founders of Belding Bros. & Co., largest silk thread manufacturer and distributor in the U. S. before it was merged in 1925 with Heminway Silk Co.; of heart disease after an attack of bronchitis; in Manhattan...
Edward Laton Fuller, 27, was elected president of International Salt Co. of Scranton, succeeding his father, the late Mortimer Bartine Fuller. Milo M. Belding, former vice president, was made chairman. International is the world's largest salt producer, supplies about 25% of the U. S. consumption of rock and evaporated salt. During the first half of this year International earned (before Federal taxes) $399,000 against $322,000 in 1930's corresponding period...
...Observers recalled that ''differences of opinion" with High Churchman Manning caused Low Churchman Robbins' resignation in 1929 (TIME, Jan. 14, Nov. 4, 1929). This spring Dr. Robbins and Very Rev. Milo Hudson Gates, present dean of the Cathedral, were candidates for election as deputies to this week's convention. A letter was circulated in the diocese urging that it was more proper to elect Dean Gates (friend of Bishop Manning) than parish-less Dr. Robbins. Dr. Robbins was elected...
Watts, who paced the last Harvard crew to lead Yale at the finish of the four-milo distance, in 1927, will again oppose Tappan, Yale stroke in 1928 and 1930, in each of which years he led his eight to victory over the Crimson. The Harvard boating is as follows: Stroke, Watts; 7, Oliver Amos '27; 6, F. A. Clark '29; 5, W. T. Emmet '29; 4, James Lawrence '29; 3, L. W. Dickey '30; 2, Kenneth Walker '27; Bow, Frederie Winthrop...