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...ultimately rank with Insull, Mitchell, Thorne. The progress of both the Congressman and the Utilitarian may be traced by their appearance in the newspapers, though the Congressman gets the front page and the Utility Man the financial section. Last week every metropolitan newspaper mentioned Floyd L. Carlisle, chairman of Niagara-Hudson Corp. Last week every utility-minded newspaper reader heard of Mr. Carlisle in connection with three important utility developments. Last week every utility-minded newspaper reader realized that Mr. Carlisle, long an important utility figure, had risen to the very foremost rank...
Outstanding, recent Carlisle events included: election to the directorate of New York Edison, of Consolidated Gas and of United Corp.; opening of the new hydroelectric generating plant at Conklingville. N. Y.; and the merger of Niagara Share Corp. with Marine Union Investors...
...consumers and electricity to 2,335,772. Mr. Carlisle's election to its directorate was generally predicted following the death of the late Nicholas Frederic Brady (TIME, April 7).* Significance of Mr. Carlisle's appointment lay in the fact that he is the first member of the Up-State Niagara-Hudson utility group to secure a position in the Down-State Consolidated board; that through him the two utilities have begun to interlock. Ever since the formation of Niagara-Hudson (TIME, June 24, Sept. 23) there have been rumors that the united Niagara and Hudson properties would merge with Consolidated...
...opening of the Conklingville generating plant will furnish a mechanical connection between Niagara-Hudson and Consolidated just as Mr. Carlisle has furnished a personal connection. Part of the power here generated will be supplied by Niagara-Hudson to the district between Troy and Albany and the southern line of Columbia County; part by Consolidated to the district between Peekskill and New York City...
...merger of Niagara Share Corp. with