Adams v. Railroad Retirement Board
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
POPE, Circuit Judge.
Portland Electric Power Company, here called Power, for many years prior to 1930, operated an electric generation and transmission business, city traction lines, and an interurban railway line. In 1930, Portland General Electric Company, here called Electric, was organized as a wholly owned subsidiary of Power and all the electric utility properties and operations of Power were transferred to it. Two years later the city traction lines were turned over to Portland Traction Company, here called Traction, also a wholly owned subsidiary of Power.
From August 29, 1935, when the…
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