IRA Part 2 of 7 · 61-7606 sect 6-12 (text layer) · p.237
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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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Transcript
May A, 1943,
LETTER TO DIHECTORt
REt IRISH REB7BLICAN ARlff*
A '••^*<1» ot the ElUs Island records which reflected
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J^J, Ji JJ r * ^ ?* S *" ^ * T '.*^ 26, 15 ^ 4 ' 0 ' . ^ tt. May 2 d 6 e t s h ti r n e e y d ag f e or wa G s eno t a h , e I l t a a s l t y, Vg on . Ife i r s oh ^d S e O ^ ^ th. '
the Conte dl SaTOia from the Port of lew York,
V A check of the Passenger Manifest. Volume #5105, which eontained
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S^^?s1?r Toyage of March SOth, failed WcTeil the of
SEkX RUSSELL, lor^'atny other name similar thereto. The personal background of
passengers listed therein was not similar to that of SEAR RUSSELL.
^'®^*» oont»inine the crew list of the
if.,^>.
S^t ^° additional seamen were signed on at the
of »iw^TS^k*'
l li i c l t l f J « r r Ll t ^ h f . ^ A ^ n '^ n ^ 'JJJP' " ' "'y**' «l y ^ * « > « l k " o » d » , 3 a 11 n 2 d , f w a h il i e c d h t c o on r t e a f i l n e e c d t t t h h e e p n a a s m s e eng o e f r
SEAN RUSSELL, or any other name similar thereto,
contained *t!h.e cr ^ ew*'l?if*s'tJ for the royage ® o ^ f Apri C l re 2 w 7 M th a , ni a fe n s d t. re V f o l l e u ct m e e d 1 t 3 h 9 a 11 t , t l h i r i e i e oh
seamen were signed on at the Port of Hew York, hut the name, and background^
these three seamen were not •lailar to that of RUSSBLL.
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* ^'Jt'^* f£ Pa«ianger Manifest, Tolume 8117, which
that itSh!e « na S m l e S of "S 8 f E 5 & ' H Li R i U w S * S r E ' L ' L *' wa * s not ^ i y n » c g l * ude o d f , Ma o y r u 25 y , o 18 t 4 h 0 e , r w n h a i m c e h si r m e i f l l a e r cte t d here-
V the crew 1l4ist ^ f • o ^ r f t ? h * e *' T ^ oyag. of Ma ® y ^ 26th, ^' a ' n ^ d It r o e n f i l f e e c s t t e , d V t o h l a u t me on 1 e 592 I 7 t , ali c a o n nt s ai e n S in S g
had b«ia signed on in the Port of New York.
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^ ^ addition to the above cheok, a cheek was made of the erew
list change, on freighters and passenger ship, of Tarlou. nationalitie. which
left the Port of New York de.tin.d for the port, of Genoa, Ll.bon or OibralSr,
t re i e l ul l t L .. It shou?ldJ i b ^ e ' n " o . t * e ^ d * , ^ J h * o ^ w ' erer, tha r t eg t a h r i d s in c g hec S k EA d N id RU n S o S t EL o L e w re i r th a n s J h ^ i t p lr;
ihioh eoming to the United States,would touoh first at a port other than New