IRA Part 1 of 7 · 61-7606 sect 1-5 · p.196
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61-7606 is the FBI’s old main file on the Irish Republican Army. 61 is the classification (treason / internal security in that era). 7606 is the case number. When the paper got too thick they bound it into sections. Joshua Smith’s 2015 release is seven PDFs covering sections 1–32, from 1939 into the early 1990s. A serial is one document inside a section (a letter, teletype, or clipping). The file list follows those PDFs, not the serial numbers.
The 2015 drop includes a second PDF with an embedded text layer for some parts (_text). Same pages as the scan; that copy is omitted from the file list. Word-level OCR differs and search may still hit both.
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LIIA ZHLOL CEOMT.
The
IRISH REPUBLIC
Certain Lrishmen, in New York snd When theLrisb-Ameriean pr tereet o oar aatio delen. L
Boston partieularly, are overstepping
{with the exception of the Gaelie Amer. mont didn't suggent that he would cut
AMONTHLY PUBLCATION OF
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to sabotage the progrea f the Repub
e on the eletion, the IRISH R3defense.
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PUBLIC had the courage to sddrem
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lican organisations in Ameriea.
Bome of there men have pesf his
torics that would make mameful read.
ing, If they. perist in ther eLiuru to
interests of the Nation whole.W
the merifiees is a suapicious beginning.
1817IENNXLLWORTE PLACE
underrmine Repablican thought they
TIE BRONX
shall leave uu with no alternative but
war,Labour will loee all it gained inhalf of all we produce“in the intereet·
Busoee Masager to whom all
to pablish them.
eied epr eq pnog abeg
Bngiand, then we can justly think it
HAERY SEO卫T 8O W.&2md St.
What,for,instance,would theIrish
peqqd
something more than *uational de.
NEw vonK, N. Y.
na Fail mouthpiece in America,who
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pay, the hours beeoming longer admand that labour forleit ita shorter
liveon the refieeted giory f1916,nd
AaanpmnyYew
longer until all the advantagea.
houry and living standard.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL SE WELCOME
past few yeary ahould have bon erue.-.
Labour can still rodeem itaelf. Bo
Itinpleamnt partt pilofore it is too late we urge Labour, we
son in hin to denounee the martyrs of
rise up now with "We told you soj"
lrge every worring man who wants to
JOIN the Chss ns Gael and LR.A.1
olepd!ng
retain his present living standard, we
·All thingu, all men, must be judged by
thoroughly eonsisteat in hie attempts
ago Lamont ealled upon the workers of .urge every eitizen to write to his Sen
America to work aaixdayweektWPH
ator and Representative to STOP ALL
their purpose in life. The nobility f
tosabotage the efforts of the men of
NO INCREASEIN PAY"in the tn-
an act or of a noan ean be determined
1940 to free.treland.
only by eomidering the purpoee of the
aet or the goal of the man.Only in thia
Then there is the case of “certain
UNITY
manner can we judge wbat i beat or
man'' in Boston who had a great rec-
Much is being said lately ndnet
that was brought before that eommit
> is bert in thin life.
ord in the fight to froe Irelandl-he
Irish eireles en the atter ounh';
teepropoalthat this committee
joined the Finva Bireann s quarter of
There are msny Irish organizations,
little ia being mid in sineere manser.
should not eonfine itself to a dineus
good, bad and indifferent. They have
oentury ago, tok an eath to defend
wion of the pomibility of England grab.
the Repablie of Ireland against all ea.
bing a few more Irish ports but should
emies, and now is engaged in the tres-
their eheeks have deeried the lnck of
purposes. But ouly afew have the
sonable.peime of subverting
unity in Irinh thought. There ought to
noble purpose olfroedom foe their
ica the fact that this is the timo to
be=common ground on which wal!
raison d’etre. Only fow organizations
drive England out of every inch of Ire-
gations in Ameriea. This Boston gent.
could meet, they say.
have unmelfiahly dedicated themselves
land, North and South. There same
lemn ha a lovely 9 month reeordof
to the independence of Ireland. And
No one en be justified in aalkingfor
gentletmen who are loudest in their eries
his stay.inKreland during 193 Iti
foremost among those is the honoured
unity on an immoral point or an unjust
about Irish disunity, these mame gent.
and respeeted Clan na Qael and IB.A.
doubtful that he eould stand to read
isue, No one, for instane; woulg be
lemen refused to consider the motion
of Americs.
it bimself.
justified in aaking theIrish people to
that they campaign for Irish indepen-
One word is enough to the wise...
unite on the inue ofDominion status
dence!
There are splendid lrish wen outside
for Lreland. You cannot ask people to
If further proof of the insincerity of
horanks of this organization:a fewDoee eitheref these gentlemen wish to
dd
some of these gentlemen were wanted,
of the beet em in America are not
wrong forIreland tobe a Dominicn of
wouldit not be found in this-that
the British Empire.
they invited to their “unity”meeting
men inAmerica sre those whoare mem.
W+ Cs ne Qne and LR.A, or
reprentReort,vuyLri
knowlede, thay ked.no gepreenta,
SewYork,but,toour
Apply the test and you will ee why.
GLISEPROPAGANDA
lpuu
NoLrihmnaworthy ut
What, mld yon y,i the higheet
See.7.Condemningin no
dition could pomibly refuse to wi
on
tivefrom sny ot ths Bepubicmn orgin
purpoe that an Irish organization
uncertain tms the actions of those'
that necessity. But serersl of tpaa
izations.
hosoursbile gentlemen lave dose
t
When they would not entertain 's
that! Some of them have been inlfru.
motion to have this committee work for
Irelandt
lowed to er down the normal wish of
mental in etablishing aCommee
independence, they could hardly be ez-
What is the highest purpose in this
the Ameritn people for peace' Car-
to Defend Ireland’s Neutrality”,pd
peeted to invite to their orgy any rep.
life that an Irishman could havet Is it
dinal O'Comell, dean of the American
Hierarehy,alried the American peo-
thee same honourable gentlemen wpre
resentativea who are pledged to the
not the ambition to help free his native
instrumental in rejeeting the propp! restoration of Ireland's freedom.
ple to workhard for a just peace. He
land1
strongly deauneed a peace based upon
Putting the two together you get the
THE PROPHET COLUMCILLE
reult that we arrived at when we
len Trenty.he Cardinal declared that
The world in ita quandar mood&to
Eer wendren mvins e che eivere
wrote the caption for tbis piece-Join
America shld not “aink her individ.
day resurreets the word and writings
Eer harling engines sad opring care.
the Clan na Gael and I.R.A. of America.
uality and bcome a sort of tail-end of
Ee grt magilicroce md galden mare
foreig enpire!' It is generally un.
of its pant propheta and tries to lary
from them what ia to come out of he
Shall imly fallte r m r
derstood her that he was referring to
hll oes inlsdr
proeent chaos.
ond ppy zpq epe mopeg en sony
OONOEON SENBE VI.PROPAGANDA
the Wiliam Allen White Committee to
Whenever Irishmen hear of proplet
Drag Amerea into War.
We were rather amused lately when
""War is Hell!'' war said a long time
their minda invariably go bsck to be
we received some literature purporting
ago, but its even more true today.
land's Seer. We hear again our Grsd.
to prove the ENGLISH SPEAKING
parents reciteCoaches withot hores,
RACE i the Nation Lrael, God's
England and Germany have been bomb.
!.
ing each other unmercifully for weeks
traina without engines mea soaring
Chosen People and tho eloet of the
now with most of the waffering being
*
aloftwith the certainty of thecge
tarth,We opened oar Bible andread
borne by the eivilian non-combstanta
in both countries
der around the world.Beeing thee.
The Apocalypee of St. John. We ro.
things eome to pum in our day,we
commend the reading to our readers,
Mort of the German bombing raids
wonder doee the following qoobatios
and ask what city today would cause
have been carried out in daylight when
from AMHRA COLUMCILLE by Dal
the "Merchante of the earth to wep
it is possible to see what is to be bomb
lanForghall written in A.D.584 retw
and woarn over ber whea they shall
ed.Most of the British bombing has
to the eventa of to-day.
ind 2uurnq dag zo oxonm am oe
been done at night over darkened eities
"Te! In Futurhtyo pnt pge oe
oo
when it in sbeolutely imponible for an
eviator to dintingaionebailding
Ain mo ll ' Lte m,
lp n
terpretatiea of the above Chapter,
from agother, military objoetive
1
from, sas, = hospital.
Vlech
Despite these lacta, every report
pioR6
from London emphasizes the propagan-
nc
da they would like to put over, namely,
that the RA.P,even though they fly
blindlybynighttrikeonlymilitary
targeta, while the Germans who fy in
broad daylight strike only houpitals
aD& churehes!
What s low opfniom ot our lntelli-
gence the Britinh must bsvel