IRA Part 1 of 7 · 61-7606 sect 1-5 (text layer) · p.381

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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.

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Irish Republican Army Part 1 of 7 61-7606 Sect 1-5.pdf_text page 381

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Cor-Tunication # 4
risb SabverslTe Actij
•paring a recent conyersation idtii'Mr^l|hitpeji>a^
o^ffeie Office of'Strate|i<j 'Services, 72 Groavenor Bt^ , iondon /•
.tly recelred the followliig ^^onnation
vElcoxicerDijjg •'ohn P. Dayi
^ Darifl, who ia believed to be ejn American citisen.pf Iriah ^ '
pwt ^
origiD or decent'retruxnei to aouth'Irelauad irltlilii tlxe . ^ .^ •
^ew jeare to develop a peat export bvifliness to the l&iltet' r ..V-
Statec, where peat.J.8 iase4..in oonneation -irith certain comerc?lal * - .
g£:rdenlng and hortlcTaltare projects. Becently Davie apjarbacK'ed the
laetlcan **ini8ter to Ireland and advieed that eince,ajeturning^.tV.'Irelajad
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he" iUd become quite alaroed at the extent of Irish fievol^ioaaryik-t- •
ivity particularly on the part of the IRi eleiaent* Davf^ is >e-j
ported to have advised thi^t v/hile he resided in L'ew Tfork_City he^ . ^ .
had been fairly active in Irish groups but had net reali^^d unfil^ .-^J.^:^-^
)if teturned to Irtland the extent of the subversive control that-is •
ercised ov.r aoiue of these Irish societies in Kew lorlt^ity by
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leaders in Ireland. fJjapp iM'4«t4n4itat^;*iieilre to assist ^--^
United States government in correcting this situation I
tfnd he n-as later interviewed .tinder pretext by an OsS offic
^Hx^ Shepardson inqufrea of me as to ^s
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n this carse;''4ievState'ff"that thon^t^tha
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esire tojpi^f ,tt^j{ man as an informant oh
prk City. I asked for the report of the ^tjpj^xi
epfea'entativet JKx, ^epardson stated tha-rf Xhex^'^M'
Bce^thiTlAtervlewing official had aerelyllte frblt?*
e"information already obtained in the fir ^t^,!?^^^^
haj^anyor
that was faiiaiipr'V-.Cr:p'feh activlti^^ tiiCy^ ^t :^&^,iS^J
Wfionnel ass ^ ig . ne A d h th U ereV ' I told l(r; ; jaiepac^on if he were
•proposing to iijora^t #rV.td':T^?'^th£t
paints to be eonsia^flea. Ol'fiWt'
Londona in a ittson Capacity and that it fofk w^b>f such a n^^ure-
oulIddnn'Vtfj^pb much l>t££fi\^Qravel^^-Secot!S^^^
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