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FBI Index
The FBI Indexes were a series of personnel databases used by the FBI before the adoption by the Bureau of computerized databases. They were based on paper index cards. They were used to track US citizens and others believed by the Bureau to be dangerous to national security. The indexes generally had different 'classes' of danger the 'subject' was thought to represent.
== General Intelligence Division ==
Around the time of World War I and the First Red Scare, William J. Flynn of the Bureau of Investigation had J. Edgar Hoover set up a General Intelligence Division. The division took files from the Bureau and 'systematized' them via index cards; according to Walker the cards covered 200,000 people.〔 Hoover used his experience working as a library clerk to set up the system using extensive cross-referencing. The GID was shut down in 1924 after objections from people such as William J. Donovan who called into question its constitutionality.〔
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