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Data Processing, St. Louis Check Department [Photograph]

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Data Processing, St. Louis Check Department [Photograph]

DATE: 1968

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ABSTRACT: A Bank employee works with a master tape containing information for a batch of checks processed using an IBM 1419 Check Sorter. Computers were introduced at the St. Louis Fed in the early 1960s to automate processes for the Bank's accounting, check, and research functions.

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Data Processing, St. Louis Check Department [Photograph], . https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/archival/5182/item/527404, accessed on September 16, 2024.

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