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Subsidiaries [[Baker-Dorset Associates]] and [[Rupert Chetwynd and Partners]] | |||
1967 [[Anderton-Forco Industries]] sold the entire share capital to a new company '''Connell, May and Steavenson (Holdings)'''. <ref>The Times, April 3, 1967</ref> | 1967 [[Anderton-Forco Industries]] sold the entire share capital to a new company '''Connell, May and Steavenson (Holdings)'''. <ref>The Times, April 3, 1967</ref> | ||
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of William Blake House, Marshall Street, London, W1.
Advertising agents.
Subsidiaries Baker-Dorset Associates and Rupert Chetwynd and Partners
1967 Anderton-Forco Industries sold the entire share capital to a new company Connell, May and Steavenson (Holdings). [1]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times, April 3, 1967