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Mr. ZIP

Mr. ZIP, informally "Zippy", is a cartoon character that was introduced by the United States Post Office Department on July 1, 1963, and later used by its successor, the United States Postal Service, to encourage the use of ZIP Codes. Mr. ZIP was retired in 1986 following the introduction of an updated 9-digit ZIP code system.

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Post Office mascot campaign

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Mr. ZIP

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples85
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Mr. ZIP

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related to Post Office mascot campaign · 21
Mr. ZIP → Agriculture Department’s Smokey Bear, An, By, Ethel Merman, He, In, Irve Tunick, January, Johnny Puleo, Marshal, Mr, Post Office, Sam Houston, Swingin' Six, The Mr, We, ZIP, ZIP Thermos, Zip-a-Dee-Day, Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah
related to Miss (or Mrs.) Zip · 17
Mr. ZIP → Edward Day, Ethel Merman, In, Manhattan's Eighth Avenue, Miss ZIP Code, Mr, Mrs, National ZIP Code Week, New York City's Miss, October, Postmaster, President Lyndon Johnson, Puerto Rico, Robert Moon, ZIP, Zip Code, Zip Code Ave
related to Legacy · 14
Mr. ZIP → Blippi, February, In November, January, Mail, Moonbug Entertainment, Mr, Postal Service, The, The Postal Service, United States, YouTube, ZIP, ZIP Code
related to background · 11
Mr. ZIP → AT, Chase Manhattan Bank's, Cunningham, Howard Wilcox, July, Mr, October, Pittsburgh, Post Office Department, Walsh, Zip
related to Reception · 10
Mr. ZIP → Americans, Four, Mr, Others, Post Office, Shortly, Texas, The Texas, ZIP, ZIP's
related to Purpose of ZIP codes · 7
Mr. ZIP → First Class, Mass, Mr, Post Office, Post Office Department, This, ZIP
related to Description · 5
Mr. ZIP → He, Mr, ZIP, Zone, Zone Improvement Plan

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zip mr post office postal code codes figure service character mail department miss campaign 10 stamps special national public united

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundMr0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundZip0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundHoward Wilcox0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundCunningham0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundWalsh0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundChase Manhattan Bank's0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundAT0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundPost Office Department0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundOctober0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundPittsburgh0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to backgroundJuly0.60section
Mr. ZIPrelated to DescriptionMr0.60section

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