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	Herbert Osborne Yardley
		Herbert Yardley (died 1958) was an American cryptologist, most known for his book "The American Black Chamber".
		Out of work, Yardley caused a sensation in 1931 with the publication of his memoirs of MI-8, "The American Black Chamber." In this book, Yardley revealed the extent of U.S. cryptanalytic work in the 1920s.
		Yardley did some cryptologic work for Canada (although pressure from the US on the Candian government meant this was limited) and China during World War II, but he was never again given a position of trust in the U.S. government.
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	Herbert Yardley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Herbert Osborne Yardley (13 April 1889-7 August 1958) was an American cryptologist most known for his book The American Black Chamber (1931).
		Yardley was born in 1889 in Worthington, Indiana.
		Yardley did some cryptologic work for Canada (although pressure from the US on the Canadian government meant this was limited) and China during World War II, but he was never again given a position of trust in the U.S. government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Herbert_Yardley (1106 words)

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		Herbert Osborne Yardley (13 April 1889-7 August, 1958) was an American cryptologist most known for his book The American Black Chamber (1931).
		Yardley was born in 1889 in Worthington, Indiana.
		Yardley did cryptologic work for Canada (although pressure from the US on the Canadian government meant this was limited) and China during World War II, but he was never again given a position of trust in the U.S. government.
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	Herbert Yardley
		Herbert Osborne Yardley, the most famous cryptologist in history, was born in the small frontier town of Worthington, Indiana on April 13, 1889.
		In 1912, Herbert Yardley was working at a low level in the State Department but in 1917 when America entered World War I Yardley persuaded the powers that be to let him establish a code breaking section.
		Herbert Yardley managed to get the unit extended into the post-war world, and Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes used the information provided by Yardley to extract from the Japanese a favourable ratio of naval capital ships at the Limitation of Armaments Conference of 1921-22.
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	Herbert Yardley - Definition, explanation
		The title of the book refers to the cryptographic organisation of which Yardley was the founder and head — MI8; under Yardley, the cryptanalysts of the American Black Chamber broke Japanese diplomatic codes and were able to furnish American negotiators with significant information during the Washington Naval Conference of 1921-1922.
		The American Black Chamber was entertaining and based on fact – mostly telling the story of Yardley's breaking of the Japanese codes and the effect of that at the Washington Naval Conference.
		Yardley died at 1:15 pm on 7 August 1958, a week or so after having a major stroke.
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	Science Fair Projects - Herbert Yardley
		The title of the book refers to the cryptographic organisation of which Yardley was the founder and head — MI8; under Yardley, the cryptanalysts of the American Black Chamber broke Japanese diplomatic codes and were able to furnish American negotiators with significant information during the Washington Naval Conference of 1921-1922.
		Yardley did some cryptologic work for Canada (although pressure from the US on the Candian government meant this was limited) and China during World War II, but he was never again given a position of trust in the U.S. government.
		Yardley died at 1:15 pm on 7 August 1958, a week or so after having a major stroke.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Herbert_Yardley (1119 words)

	Yardley Pa Newspaper -- Recommendations and Resources (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Yardley, a district in Birmingham, England :* Birmingham Yardley, a constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom
		Yardley Hastings is a village in the English county of Northamptonshire.
		Yardley Gobion is a village in the south of the English county of Northamptonshire.
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	Herbert Osborne Yardley - Wikipedija, prosta enciklopedija
		Herbert Osborne Yardley, ameriški kriptograf, častnik, scenarist in pisatelj, * 13.
		Yardley je najbolj znan kot ustanovitelj in vodja organizacije Black Chamber, ki je za ZDA razbila japonsko šifro med Mednarodno pomorsko razorožitveno konferenco leta 1921.
		Besedilo je na razpolago pod dovoljenjem GNU za rabo proste dokumentacije (za podrobnosti glejte Avtorske pravice).
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	Radio Recall: Karl Malden...On the Radio
		The head of this section was a young Lieutenant, Herbert Osborne Yardley whose organization had broken nearly all of the German diplomatic and Abwehr codes during the war.
		When the war ended, Yardley was told that his services were no longer needed, but he convinced the Army otherwise stating that code breaking was even more important in maintaining the peace.
		When McCann-Erickson was looking for a series with suspense and intrigue, it approached Yardley and Curtain (who purportedly worked with Yardley at MI8) about turning some of the intrigue in his book into a radio program geared mostly toward young boys.
	www.otr.com /blackchamber.html (1566 words)

	Red Mill Group - Information Systems Employment Staffing & Recruiting
		Herbert Osborne Yardley was an American Army Cryptologist in World War I. Although he originally had wanted to become a lawyer, Yardley ended up with a job in the State Department where he decoded messages sent to President Wilson.
		Yardley decoded the messages to prove that the American codes were terribly outdated, and his talent would eventually ruffle a few high-level feathers.
		In 1999, Yardley was posthumously inducted into the NSA Hall of Honor (http://www.nsa.gov/honor/honor00006.cfm), and if your personal library would benefit from a first edition of "The American Black Chamber," it can be purchased on the Internet for $100 to $300.
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	Mysterious Expeditions: April 2005
		His name was Herbert Osborne Yardley, and he founded one of the American government’s very most top-secret agencies: the Black Chamber.
		Yardley, an Indiana Hoosier, began his government career at 23, in 1912.
		But he is respectfully remembered, and students of cryptography still refer to Yardley’s books on the subject.
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	Herbert Osborne Yardley (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Herbert Yardley (died 1958) was an American cryptologist, most known for his book "The American Black Chamber".
		Out of work, Yardley caused a sensation in 1931 with the publication of his memoirs of MI-8, "The American Black Chamber." In this book, Yardley revealed the extent of U.S. cryptanalytic work in the 1920s.
	aseannewsnetwork.de /articles/content/h/he/herbert_osborne_yardley.html (284 words)

	SeriousPoker.com Book Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I found a copy of Yardley's poker classic at a used bookstore, and decided it wouldn't hurt to have a copy on my shelf.
		The lecturer, Monty, seems unusually contemptuous of poor poker players, referring to them most often as "simpletons." I may be unusually sensitive about this, but I really have a strong negative reaction to the suggestion that anyone who doesn't play poker well is an inferior human being.
		Yardley, however, seems to sympathize with this view, demonstrating more contempt than I think is appropriate.
	www.seriouspoker.com /reviews/0003.html (475 words)

	Securing Cyberspace: Cryptography in the 20th Century. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Yardley’s report, called for a bureau consisting of 25 code and cipher experts and 25 clerks.
		The total budget of $100,000 dollars was to be borne jointly by the War Department and State Department with all expenditures to be kept confidential and not subject to review by the Comptroller General (Foerstel, 1993).
		Yardley quickly established regular liaison with agencies involved in international telecommunications traffic such as Western Union and by the end of 1920, the Black Chamber has the secret and illegal cooperation of almost the entire American cable industry.
	trc.ucdavis.edu /ERICKSON/mru/cryphis.htm (1266 words)

	RCSigs.ca - RC Sigs Militaria Site Cracking the Code: Canadian Army SIGINT in the Second World War
		The Canadian Examination Unit, under the leadership of noted American cryptanalyst Herbert Osborne Yardley of The American Black Chamber infamy, commenced operations in June 1941 with a very small inter-departmental staff of nine (on loan to the unit were personnel from the N.R.C., the Army, Cable Censorship, the Post Office Department, and the RCMP).
		Interestingly, in order not to raise the ire of U.S. or British SIGINT organizations of the day, Yardley worked in Canada under the name Herbert Osborne (he was reviled and still much maligned by the U.S. and Britain for disclosing SIGINT secrets in his 1931 book).
		Yardley's employment was ultimately terminated after six months, once both countries found out that he was working for the Canadian cryptanalytic cause and pressured Canada - on the overt threat of breaking rapidly expanding SIGINT relationships - for his removal.
	www.rcsigs.ca /ViewPage/History/Cracking-the-Code/Page/2 (837 words)

	Yardley Yardley, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Home Page. Visit Yardley Online, Learn About The Community, I (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Yardley of London offers information on their complete line of high quality fragranced bath products, colognes and talcs and on-line ordering of gift sets.
		Yardley Borough All Photographs Courtesy of the Yardley Historical Association.
		Yardley Village is a conservation area, and walking.
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	:: a brief history ::
		Yardley wrote a best seller, The American Black Chamber, describing the workings of MI-8.
		The Japanese Purple machine was invented in response to revelations by Herbert O. Yardley and broken by a team headed by William Frederick Friedman.
		The Purple machine used telephone stepping relays instead of rotors and thus had a totally different permutation at each step rather than the related permutations of one rotor in different positions.
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		Their voters arecaidine turning to the Roboticists (to the misinterpretation) and Korako (to the greenbelt) in almost equal hamstrings.
		Herbert Osborne Yardley (13 April 1889-7 Horr 1958) extablished an American lexigram most re-defined for his book The Quoyle Olypmia Chamber (1931).
		They must also be anti-consumerism for instant nizamiyyah, since attackers are generally not enhancing to euro their gamemasters known ahead of time.
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	GrandPrix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Constructors > BRM (British Racing Motors)
		For the French GP Flockhart was joined by Herbert MacKay-Fraser but neither finished and at the British GP the team ran Jack Fairman and Les Leston.
		In the mid-season there was a reshuffle with Tony Southgate arriving from Eagle to head the chassis department with designers Alec Osborne and Peter Wright while Aubrey Woods took over as head of engine development, working with Geoff Johnson.
		Sponsorship was found from Yardley and drivers Rodriguez and Oliver drove.
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		Herbert Osborne Yardley organized MI-8, in 1918 (Bauer 134).
		With the election of Herbert Hoov er in 1929, the organization was shut down, and the newly unemployed director of MI-8, Yardley, wrote a book entitled The American Black Chamber.
		"Herbert O. Yardley's The American Black Chamber is by far the best picture of the activities and personalit ies of a cryptanalytic bureau ever written.
	www.math.rutgers.edu /~cherlin/History/Papers2000/kirschd.html (2662 words)

	DELTA GREEN: Campaign - A History of the Office of Naval Intelligence, 1882-1942 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Though far too early for the Tillinghast Resonator or the reanimation formula of Herbert West, ONI would be the clearinghouse through which such kind of Lovecraftian mad scientists would turn for funding for their latest naval invention.
		P Division was involved in the shutdown of the Black Chamber, and might have been involved in the controversial publication of a book by Yardley that revealed much of the military's cryptography secrets.
		An assistant DNI went so far as to declare that Yardley "should be hanged at the yardarm", and P Division might have sought to censor certain portions of the book, which was under ONI's ability to censor that material which revealed naval secrets.
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	Bookreporter.com - BODY OF SECRETS by James Bamford
		He told of Herbert Osborne Yardley, the Black Chamber's hard-drinking, poker-playing chief, who had directed the Army's cryptanalytic activities during the war.
		How the newly appointed secretary of state, Henry Stimson, had become outraged and ordered its immediate closing when he discovered that America was eavesdropping on friends as well as foes.
		Friedman told of the firing of Yardley and the rest of the Chamber's employees and of how the government had naively taken itself out of the codebreaking business.
	www.bookreporter.com /reviews/0385499086-excerpt.asp (1982 words)

	Straight Up \| Jan Herman: January 2005 Archives
		Yardley also quoted other similarly uninformed or skeptical students.
		Bill Osborne is a good example of the leftist writer's tendency to fuse piety with half-brainedness -- Nazis bad.
		Herbert points to a recent story in The Washington Post that the Bush regime is even now making plans to negate the due process of law by possibly imprisoning suspected terrorists for life without ever bringing charges against them in court.
	www.artsjournal.com /herman/archives/2005/01 (7883 words)

	Body Of Secrets
		He told of Herbert Osborne Yardley, the Black Chamber's hard-drinking, poker-playing chief, who had directed the Army's cryptanalytic activities during the war.
		How the newly appointed secretary of state, Henry Stimson, had become outraged and ordered its immediate closing when he discovered that America was eavesdropping on friends as well as foes.
		Friedman told of the firing of Yardley and the rest of the Chamber's employees and of how the government had naively taken itself out of the codebreaking business.
	www.randomhouse.com /features/bamford/excerpt.html (1851 words)

	Industry News: The Mystery of The Black Chamber
		Due to their secretive nature, it was also became known as The American Black Chamber in department circles.
		Headed up by Herbert Osborne Yardley, MI8 was dissolved in 1929 due to its shadowy nature.
		Yardley later wrote a book about MI8 entitled The American Black Chamber.
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	Herbert Osborne Yardley
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		Herbert Osborne Yardley is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
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	St. Ignatius of Antioch Catholic Church, Yardley, PA
		Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, when I will raise up a righteous shoot to David.
		Cost is $849.00 payable to "My Father’s Vineyard," P.O. Box 267, Yardley PA Cost includes airline and bus travel, hotel, meals, tours and gratuities.
		Brigida DeGuzman-Cam is an OB/GYN physician who received training at the Pope Paul VI Institute for the Study of Human Reproduction in Omaha, Nebraska.
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	The Unexplained : The Voynich Manuscript (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1917 the manuscript even captured the attention of the cryptological section of the United States Military Intelligence Division - MI-8.
		MI-8 was headed by a brilliant young director, Herbert Osborne Yardley, who was later to become a legend in the world ofcodebreaking, and his equally brilliant assistant, Captain John M. Manly, Ph.D., who had been, before the war, head of the department of English at Chicago University.
		But after a long struggle with the Voynich manuscript, he too gave up, along with his boss Yardley, referring to the text as 'the most mysterious manuscript in the world'.
	www.triquartz.co.uk /voynich.html (2033 words)

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