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Baytown Sun in Baytown, Texas

13 Jun 1963

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Baytown Sun

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Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1963

Page

5

Numbered Labels Are Best Sellers For Businessmen

AP News analysis recalls how numeric branding evolved from Brand’s Steak Sauce to Chanel No 5 and Heinz 57 varieties. The piece traces how businesses use numbers for product identity, with examples from 4711 to 7-Up and the IRS era shaping consumer recognition, noting longstanding ties between numbers and brands across industries.

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Sam Dawson AP Business News Eunue Aum New York Mr. Brand Britain George IV Aeae Aes Mulhens Heinz Boray Sanderson Leith IRS At&t Aurora
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West Texan Banks Say Economy Holds Strong

Fort Worth AP reports West Texas bankers express cautious optimism about the regional economy despite winter, oil cutbacks, and adverse factors. William Sewell of Midland’s First National Bank cites oil readjustments boosting stability. others note wheat cutbacks yet stronger agriculture and a stable economy in Coleman and Armstrong counties.

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Fort Worth West Texas William Sewell First National Bank of Midland Sewell Fort Worth National Bank B. C. Wooldridge First National Bank of Claude Armstrong County C. W. Hemphill I Jr First National Bank of Coleman Sve
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Unseen French Impressionist Sale Sets Record Value

A private French collection of 47 impressionist paintings and a bronze bust sold for 2.97 million dollars at a Wednesday auction, benefiting the estate of Scottish shipping magnate William Cargill. The sale set a new record for modern paintings.

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London Illiam Cargill Degas Monet Renoir Toulouse-Lautrec Gauguin Rome Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski Poland John XII Gregory Peck Geraldine Page Darryl F. Zanuck David of Donatello Italy
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