FEDERAL OLD-AGE INSURANCE Part 4
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On the preparation and preservation of social security records. Reel 1, a workman's social security application is recorded on a "record" copy. The information is coded on a punched card. Coded wage sheets are prepared from the punched card. The wage sheets and the application are mechanically alphabetized and stored at Baltimore, Md., accounting headquarters. Reel 2, an employer submits his workmen's quarterly wage statement. The wages and the social security deposits are recorded on workmen's coded wage sheets.
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Records of the Social Security Administration
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