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74653 'The first Proposal ever made anywhere to Form an Automatic Office', Report by Thompson and Standingford

An extract from the report of T. R. Thomson and O. W. Standingford on their American Tour - May to July 1947, subheading titled ' Steps that might be taken by Lyons to advance the development of Electronic Machines'

Date : May 1947 to July 1947

Physical Description : 1 item, (1 page), paper; typescript

Provenance :
Collected and donated by the LEO Society

Archive References : CMLEO/LS/WP/AP/74653 , CCH LI 12.4 , DMLEO20190308012

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