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	Alcova Heights Citizens Association \| Architectural History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Arlington Hall was in many respects similar to Bletchley Park in England, though military and only one of two primary cryptography operations in Washington during the War...
		Arlington Hall eventually became one of the organizations and facilities of the National Security Agency after it was created.
		The Arlington Hall effort was comparable in influence to other Anglo-American WW II-era technological efforts, such as the cryptographic work at Bletchley Park, the Naval Communications Annex, development of sophisticated microwave radar at MIT's Radiation Lab, and the Manhattan Project's development of nuclear weapons.
	www.alcovaheights.com /about/arch.html (309 words)

	City of Arlington, TX :: Government :: Arlington Municipal Building - City Hall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Arlington Municipal Building, or City Hall, is the seat of local government in Arlington.
		The City of Arlington was incorporated on April 19, 1884.
		The City Hall is open to the public Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
	www.ci.arlington.tx.us /cityhall/index.html (148 words)

	Arlington Hall, a premiere site for events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Lee Park and Arlington Hall, located on picturesque Turtle Creek Boulevard, have long been recognized as one of the country's most beautiful urban parks and historic buildings.
		Arlington Hall has been recently renovated and expanded, and is now a premiere site for breakfast meetings, luncheons, cocktail parties, dinners, weddings and corporate events.
		The mission of the Conservancy is the continued preservation and enhancement of Arlington Hall and the Lee Park grounds on both sides of Turtle Creek.
	www.arlingtonhallatleepark.com (197 words)

	Arlington Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arlington Hall (also called Arlington Hall Station) was the headquarters of the US Army's Signal Intelligence Service (SIS) cryptography effort during World War II.
		Arlington Hall was in many respects similar to Bletchley Park in England, though military and only one of two primary cryptography operations in Washington during the War (the other was the Naval Communications Annex, also housed in a commandeered private girls' school).
		Arlington Hall is located at the intersection of Glebe Road and Arlington Boulevard in Arlington, Virginia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arlington_Hall (601 words)

	Arlington Hall Research and Investment Management - Home
		Arlington Hall Research and Investment Managment, LLC is independently owned and operated.
		Arlington Hall Research and Investment Managment, LLC provides advisory services for your account.
		Schwab has agreements with Arlington Hall Research and Investment Managment, LLC under which Schwab provides Arlington Hall Research and Investment Managment, LLC with services related to your account.
	www.arlingtonhall.com (321 words)

	The Venona Story
		Arlington Hall and the FBI studied the covernames for leads to identities, grouping them into families of covernames.
		Arlington Hall's ability to read the VENONA messages was spotty, being a function of the underlying code, key changes, and the lack of volume.
		Arlington Hall and NSA were unable to decrypt the approximately 125 messages sent by that residency in 1941 to 1942 (only two or three messages were sent in 1941).
	www.nsa.gov /publications/publi00039.cfm (13061 words)

	Arlington Historical Society -- Arlington, Massachusetts
		Longtime Arlington resident Chuck Kraemer has won multiple Emmy awards for his "At Large" segments on Channel 2's "Greater Boston." He has selected the best of his video productions that have featured Arlington as theme or as scenic backdrop.
		Prince Hall Cemetery, located on Gardner Street in Arlington is overseen by The Prince Hall Mystic Arlington Cemetery Association, formed by the Prince Hall Grand Lodge located in Dorchester and the Arlington Historical Society.
		The cemetery was restored through donations from the Prince Hall Grand Lodge and by the generosity of the town of Arlington.
	www.arlingtonhistorical.org (497 words)

	Live From Arlington - Prince Hall Cemetery Memorial Service
		In 1987, the Arlington Historical Society learned of the existence of the cemetery and immediately recognized its historical importance.
		The Prince Hall Grand Lodge and the Arlington Historical Society subsequently formed a joint organization named the Prince Hall Mystic Arlington Cemetery Association, which is responsible for its upkeep.
		The cemetery was restored through donations from the Prince Hall Grand Lodge and by the generosity of the Town of Arlington by the town's sharing its Community Development Block Grant funds.
	www.livefromarlington.com /article.php?story=20040528215146968 (518 words)

	Town of Arlington, Tennessee - Arlington Business (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The town of Arlington and Shelby County governments work together, coupled with involved citizenry, to actively seek and attract positive economic development.
		Town and county agencies, along with the Chamber of Commerce, strive to maintain a sound business climate which is receptive to business and industry and to encourage good labor-management relations.
		In attracting economic development, it is important to the town of Arlington to promote a quality of life that is desirable to business owners and employees.
	www.townofarlington.org /business.php (249 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Business > Biotechnology -- Contractor for stem cell institute folds
		When the proposal to contract with Arlington was originally brought up with the institute's oversight board, board member Dr. Claire Pomeroy asked why the institute was not soliciting bids, said John Simpson, of the taxpayers foundation.
		Hall and Pomeroy stand by the procedure ultimately used by the institute.
		However, she said, she was satisfied with the purchase of the computer system after Hall explained how very few systems existed to fit the institute's needs, and that the one chosen was endorsed by highly respected grant organizations.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/business/biotech/20061021-9999-1b21stems.html (737 words)

	Arlington Economic Development - The War Department and the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, history6
		The first project was the construction of Federal Building No.2, also known as the Defense Department Arlington Annex and the âNaval Annex.â This building, located up the hill from the Pentagon, had over one million square feet of space and a capacity for 7,000 employees and was originally occupied by several divisions of the Navy.
		On the former Syphax property, Henderson Hall housed a barracks and headquarters for the Marine Corps.
		Fort Myerâs south post was established on the former land of the Arlington Experimental Farm, and the new War Department Building â“ ultimately known as the Pentagon â“ began construction.
	www.stayarlington.com /index.cfm/8093 (532 words)

	Town of Arlington, Tennessee - OFFICIAL SITE
		With a population of approximately 8000, Arlington is the eastern-most municipality in Shelby County and is a town rich in history and heritage in the midst of vibrant growth.
		Arlington offers excellent schools, community activities, and commercial amenities all with a strong sense of small-town charm.
		If you have an idea or suggestion that you think would be a benefit to residents if included on this website, notify the Communications Committee by e-mail at connection@townofarlington.org.
	www.townofarlington.org (189 words)

	Arlington Virginia History - Education
		Most of the materials came from alumnae and are in the form of yearbooks, newsletters, college catalogs, scrapbooks, photographs, and assorted ephemera, reflecting the use of Arlington Hall as a college.
		The Arlington Outdoor Laboratory began in 1967 with the identification of 200 acres of land in Fauquier County that were ideal for an outdoor science facility for school children to learn and interact with nature.
		An outdoor lab for Arlington's school children was the dream of Dr. Phoebe Hall Knipling, an educator and supervisor of science education for Arlington County.
	www.co.arlington.va.us /Departments/Libraries/history/LibrariesHistoryArceduc.aspx (1136 words)

	ThisWeek Community Newspapers - Upper Arlington
		Christopher Widing, left, was elected president of the Upper Arlington school board and William Catalano was elected vice president during a Jan. 10 organizational board meeting.
		Mike Schwartz doesn't lead the Upper Arlington High School boys basketball team in scoring, but there may not be a more important player on the roster than the 6-foot-3 senior point guard.
		Upper Arlington's annual State of the City address and community festival will include highlights of the past year in the schools, library system and business community.
	www.thisweeknews.com /?sec=upperarlington (599 words)

	Arlington Sports Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Arlington Sports Hall of Fame honors those from the community who have excelled in his or her field of sport as an athlete, coach, contest official, or other contributor, and who through such achievements have gained state or national recognition.
		Although one of the Hall of Fame's primary purposes is to perpetuate the memory and accomplishments of its inductees, another of its missions is to serve the youth of the community by way of athletic programs and related activities.
		These programs and activities, sponsored by the Hall of Fame through its fund raising efforts, are coordinated by its volunteer members to foster the principles of good sportsmanship, tolerance, leadership, and useful citizenship.
	mysite.verizon.net /arlsportshof1958 (212 words)

	Arlington, TX Attractions - DFW Area Guide
		Ameriquest Field in Arlington is one of the nation's premier sports venues and home to Major League Baseball's Texas Rangers.
		This baseball museum features uniforms, balls, and equipment from the Baseball Hall of Fame and artifacts from the Smithsonian Institution and National Gallery of Art.
		This is a two-hour walking tour and children under 10 are not allowed in the plant for safety reasons.
	www.tourtexas.com /dfw/arlington/arlleisure.html (595 words)

	Quick detection limits damage to Arlington City Hall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		ARLINGTON -- When Strong Israel first heard the sound of an alarm Thursday night, he thought it was coming from a car.
		Snohomish County Deputy Fire Marshal Ed Hardesty investigates the remains of the finance room at Arlington City Hall.
		The lower level was damaged by smoke and fire, and the upstairs also had smoke damage.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /local/80307_fire27.shtml (530 words)

	The Arlington Texas Police Department On-Line
		Arlington Police Homicide Detective Kyle Dishko, the lead investigator, received the tip that broke the case.
		The series of four sexual assaults/robberies in Arlington and Fort Worth (Nov. 20, Dec. 2 and 19, 2005 and Jan. 24, 2006)
		In July 2002, Schepps Dairy presented Arlington resident Edwin "Bubba" Schafer with a $10,000 check for his involvement in the arrest and subsequent indictment of serial rapist Manuel Salamanca Jr.
	www.arlingtonpd.org /index.asp?nextpg=press/ScheppsRewardPaid022806.asp (522 words)

	The Shorthorn Online \| NEWS \| Motorcycle stolen from Arlington Hall parking lot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Police arrived at Davis Hall on Wednesday after noticing a suspicious surveillance video.
		Police are investigating an incident that occurred at 3:07 a.m.
		A fire alarm was pulled in the residence hall, and officers arrived to find two fallen ceiling tiles and a damaged ceiling rail on the third floor of the building.
	www.theshorthorn.com /archive/2002/fall/02-oct-11/n101102-07.html (306 words)

	The Shorthorn Online \| News \| Hall Wild (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Arlington Hall residents and guests participated in a show modeled after an MTV improv TV show
		The Arlington Hall version split the residents into two teams, dividing the north and south sides into the red and fl teams, respectively.
		The crowd of about 100 students danced to the hip-hop music vibrating the speakers and munched on free pizza and ice-cream sundaes while waiting to be entertained.
	www.theshorthorn.com /new/archives/2006/fall/091506/n05.asp (468 words)

	Joe Hall Roofing
		For 5 generations the Hall Family have been builders and contractors in Texas.
		Joe Hall Roofing is built on a 25 year reputation dedicated to these basic principles---
		Visit the Joe Hall Roofing Showroom where you can see and feel the difference in products, helping you see what would look good on your home.
	www.joehallroofing.com (212 words)

	Hugh Ernest Switzer, Lieutenant Colonel, United States Army
		Hugh Ernest Switzer, 89, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel who was post commander of Arlington Hall Station in the mid-1960s, died Aug 16, 2006, of an infection contracted during treatment for cancer at Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington.
		Colonel Switzer was born in Sunflower County, Mississippi, the fifth of 10 children of a sharecropper father and a mother who was half-Cherokee.
		Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Ruth Otto Switzer of Arlington; six children, Richard Switzer of Starkville, Mississippi, Donald Switzer of Cleveland, Diane Switzer of Bedford, New Hampshire, Lenore Odom of Savannah, Georgia, Gary Switzer of Manassas and Karen Switzer-Neff of Acton, Massachusetts; two sisters; one brother; and nine grandchildren.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /heswitzer.htm (340 words)

	BHMA: Resources
		Virginia Room The Virginia Room of Arlington County Public Library was established to provide a central reference service and repository for Arlington County's historical resources as well as published materials for the region and state.
		Arlington County History A brief history of Arlington along with several links.
		Freedman's Village, Arlington National Cemetery A brief history of Freedmanís Village with a period map of the community.
	www.arlingtonblackheritage.org /resources.html (446 words)

	BMC Grand Prix
		The BMC Software Tour of Arlington, featuring a men’s 63-mile and a women’s 42-mile circuit race, comes to the streets of downtown Arlington, MA.
		The Arlington races are the eighth events on the 2001 BMC Cycling Grand Prix, a series of four races within the Professional Cycling Tour, a 14-event cycling tour, linking professional cycling races with a definitive professional points series.
		At stake in the BMC Cycling Grand Prix, in addition to Tour points, is a purse of $200,000 to the cyclists who accumulate the most points in all four BMC Grand Prix events.
	www.bmc.com /cycling/facts_arlington.html (385 words)

	Arlington Recycling Committee & Arlington Department of Public Works, DPW
		Arlington businesses using Town trash collection services must purchase and place their trash in orange bags available from the DPW, Wannamaker Hardware, and Arlington Swifty Printing in the Heights.
		The Arlington Recycling Committee (ARC) meets monthly in the Town Hall Annex in the second floor conference room.
		If you are interested in finding out how you can help improve recycling in Arlington, call Ruth Yannetti, Arlington's friendly Recycling Coordinator, at 781-316-3108 or send an email.
	www.arlingtonrecycles.org (505 words)

	Arlington Public Library & Community Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In 1923, the first official Arlington Public Library moved to the second floor of the Graber Building downtown, which later became a theater.
		This building was outgrown in the burgeoning decade of the fifties, and the city purchased the First National Bank building downtown (ironically, former home of the Texan Theater), and renovated the entire property to house the library and public meeting rooms.
		This same year, the Arlington Public Library Foundation was established with a mission to financially support the Library System.
	www.pub-lib.ci.arlington.tx.us /libraryinfo/history.aspx (1138 words)

	City of Arlington, TX :: City of Arlington, TX :: Visitors :: History Of The City Of Arlington :: Hall Of Mayors :: ...
		City of Arlington, TX :: City of Arlington, TX :: Visitors :: History Of The City Of Arlington :: Hall Of Mayors :: William Green Hiett
		He operated a Real Estate office in Arlington and serve as City Commissioner from 1919 to 1923 and as mayor from 1923 to 1925 and again from 1927 to 1931.
		Meadowbrook Park was bought and built during his tenure as was the old City Hall, which was located on the corner of Main and Pecan Streets.
	www.ci.arlington.tx.us /history/hallofmayors_williamgreenhiett.html (131 words)

	Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Arlington Echo regularly hosts elementary, middle, and high school groups on day and overnight trips.
		Arlington Echo recently began to restore natural habitats to the site, including two bogs, native gardens, and a natural shoreline.
		Presently, Arlington Echo continues to update and add to the program’s instructional resources, education materials, and equipment.
	www.arlingtonecho.org /aboutus.htm (297 words)

	Welcome to The Town of Arlington's Symmes Advisory Committee
		Following the notice of the September 15th community meeting, a number of Arlington residents responded that an evening meeting would be inconvenient for some as this is the first night of Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish High Holy Days.
		At a joint meeting on January 29th the SAC offered the Arlington Redevelopment Board a preliminary evaluation of the four proposed development schemes.
		Note that the Interview sessions on the 12th and 13th are open to the public, but are intended for the Arlington Redevelopment Board to examine the proposals and to question the proponent teams, and are not a forum for public comment or questions.
	symmesarlington.org (3402 words)

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