Irish Republican Army Part 01 · p.338

this article. attached hereto, was a photoaraph of
with
of Milwaukee, Wis."
is described as "a
native of Belfast who has brought the. [irish Reoublican] Movement
to the United States and who is
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in Milwaukee， Wis."‘
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Emeriran
lnitx Conference (lAllc) in Chicaoo. and in October 1983
Milwaukee Division reported investigation of
in
March 1984. and orovided a police photoaraph.
He was identified as
at Harrison, New
Jersey. His parents,
were both deceased.
S, 1980, for disorderly conduct (profane) and fined $10o. He told
the police that he had served in the Army from June 7, 1976 to June
1979, when he was honorably discharged.
Milwaukee Diuision attempted to interuiew
at his
Iast Known address,
and tounda
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young, red haired woman who would oniy identity nerself as the
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She stated
coulobelocatedincareot
Enterprise, Alabama.
He had taken euerything connected with
his publishing company with him.
4aim 4aeap oi wayi pajog ay asne2ag 6uol Joy spua!u+ pioy 4ou pino5
his talk. She did not believe he would engage in any illegal
activity and never heard him discussing.the procurement of weapons.
A newspaper article appeared in the March 25, 198i, issue of
the Milwaukee Journal, along
The
article, entitled "Fenians Leader Changes Story Un Place ot
Birth,
said
was shown to have been born in New Jersey and was
asked to vacatehis small office
Apparentlyan earlier article had run on
and his "New Fenians," a group whose literature "was
strongly sympathetic to the guerriila Irish Republican Army and
included
claims" of an Irish birthplace.
In March 1984, a Confidential Source Knouledoeahle ahout
Irish Matters. Enterorise. Alabama, stated that
and
in January i984. and
that
thereupon changed
was
Milwaukee, Wisconson.
reportedly has stated that he is an Irish National, that he
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