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	'''American Action, Inc.''' was ~~tbe~~ successor organization of ~~tbe~~ [[American Action Committee]]. It was formed January 21, 1946. [[Edward Arthur Hayes]] became its national chairman in September 1946 replacing [[Merwin K. Hart]]. Many of ~~tbe~~ leaders of this group were previously associated with ~~tbe~~ [[America First Committee]] and ~~tbe~~ [[American Liberty League]].		'''American Action, Inc.''' was the successor organization of the [[American Action Committee]]. It was formed January 21, 1946. [[Edward Arthur Hayes]] became its national chairman in September 1946 replacing [[Merwin K. Hart]]. Many of the leaders of this group were previously associated with the [[America First Committee]] and the [[American Liberty League]].

	The group was described by its critics as a "native fascist movement" who were seen as attempting to take control of ~~tbe~~ National Republican Party.<ref>[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=DC0aAAAAIBAJ&sjid=KiUEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2619,3943202&dq=hayes+american-action&hl=en "Trouble for ~~tbe~~ Republicans" ''The Milwaukee Journal'' Oct. 24, 1946]</ref> Leaders of ~~tbe~~ group denied they were fascist, anti-semitic, or previously had connections to ~~tbe~~ America First Committee.		The group was described by its critics as a "native fascist movement" who were seen as attempting to take control of the National Republican Party.<ref>[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=DC0aAAAAIBAJ&sjid=KiUEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2619,3943202&dq=hayes+american-action&hl=en "Trouble for the Republicans" ''The Milwaukee Journal'' Oct. 24, 1946]</ref> Leaders of the group denied they were fascist, anti-semitic, or previously had connections to the America First Committee.

	==Officers==		==Officers==
	[[William R. Callahan]] was ~~tbe~~ Wisconsin state representative.		[[William R. Callahan]] was the Wisconsin state representative.

	[[Joseph M. Stack]] of Pittsburg ~~tbe~~ former national commander of [[Veterans of Foreign Wars]] was a member of ~~tbe~~ national council and executive committee.		[[Joseph M. Stack]] of Pittsburg the former national commander of [[Veterans of Foreign Wars]] was a member of the national council and executive committee.

	==Program==		==Program==
	American Action’s program:		American Action’s program:

	# To organize ~~tbe~~ great majorities of ~~tbe~~ [[Right]] more effectively that alien-minded radicals (i.e. jews) have organized ~~tbe~~ vociferous minorities of ~~tbe~~ [[Left]].		# To organize the great majorities of the [[Right]] more effectively that alien-minded radicals (i.e. jews) have organized the vociferous minorities of the [[Left]].
	# To meet head-on ~~tbe~~ [[CIO]]-PAC and its anti-American collaborationists by openly challenging and exposing their terrorist tactics, their smears and their deceits.		# To meet head-on the [[CIO]]-PAC and its anti-American collaborationists by openly challenging and exposing their terrorist tactics, their smears and their deceits.
	# To purge both major parties of opportunist leadership that sells out American principals for minorities votes.		# To purge both major parties of opportunist leadership that sells out American principals for minorities votes.
	# To protect from smear and political reprisal party leaders and public officials who uphold American principles, and drive out those who compromise American principles.<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 289</ref>		# To protect from smear and political reprisal party leaders and public officials who uphold American principles, and drive out those who compromise American principles.<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 289</ref>

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	'''American Action, Inc.''' was ~~the~~ successor organization of ~~the~~ [[American Action Committee]]. It was formed January 21, 1946. [[Edward Arthur Hayes]] became its national chairman in September 1946 replacing [[Merwin K. Hart]]. Many of ~~the~~ leaders of this group were previously associated with ~~the~~ [[America First Committee]] and ~~the~~ [[American Liberty League]].		'''American Action, Inc.''' was tbe successor organization of tbe [[American Action Committee]]. It was formed January 21, 1946. [[Edward Arthur Hayes]] became its national chairman in September 1946 replacing [[Merwin K. Hart]]. Many of tbe leaders of this group were previously associated with tbe [[America First Committee]] and tbe [[American Liberty League]].

	The group was described by its critics as a "native fascist movement" who were seen as attempting to take control of ~~the~~ National Republican Party.<ref>[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=DC0aAAAAIBAJ&sjid=KiUEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2619,3943202&dq=hayes+american-action&hl=en "Trouble for ~~the~~ Republicans" ''The Milwaukee Journal'' Oct. 24, 1946]</ref> Leaders of ~~the~~ group denied they were fascist, anti-semitic, or previously had connections to ~~the~~ America First Committee.		The group was described by its critics as a "native fascist movement" who were seen as attempting to take control of tbe National Republican Party.<ref>[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=DC0aAAAAIBAJ&sjid=KiUEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2619,3943202&dq=hayes+american-action&hl=en "Trouble for tbe Republicans" ''The Milwaukee Journal'' Oct. 24, 1946]</ref> Leaders of tbe group denied they were fascist, anti-semitic, or previously had connections to tbe America First Committee.

	==Officers==		==Officers==
	[[William R. Callahan]] was ~~the~~ Wisconsin state representative.		[[William R. Callahan]] was tbe Wisconsin state representative.

	[[Joseph M. Stack]] of Pittsburg ~~the~~ former national commander of [[Veterans of Foreign Wars]] was a member of ~~the~~ national council and executive committee.		[[Joseph M. Stack]] of Pittsburg tbe former national commander of [[Veterans of Foreign Wars]] was a member of tbe national council and executive committee.

	==Program==		==Program==
	American Action’s program:		American Action’s program:

	# To organize ~~the~~ great majorities of ~~the~~ [[Right]] more effectively that alien-minded radicals (i.e. jews) have organized ~~the~~ vociferous minorities of ~~the~~ [[Left]].		# To organize tbe great majorities of tbe [[Right]] more effectively that alien-minded radicals (i.e. jews) have organized tbe vociferous minorities of tbe [[Left]].
	# To meet head-on ~~the~~ [[CIO]]-PAC and its anti-American collaborationists by openly challenging and exposing their terrorist tactics, their smears and their deceits.		# To meet head-on tbe [[CIO]]-PAC and its anti-American collaborationists by openly challenging and exposing their terrorist tactics, their smears and their deceits.
	# To purge both major parties of opportunist leadership that sells out American principals for minorities votes.		# To purge both major parties of opportunist leadership that sells out American principals for minorities votes.
	# To protect from smear and political reprisal party leaders and public officials who uphold American principles, and drive out those who compromise American principles.<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 289</ref>		# To protect from smear and political reprisal party leaders and public officials who uphold American principles, and drive out those who compromise American principles.<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 289</ref>

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>		<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>

	~~[[Category:American fascist organizations]]~~

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	# To organize the great majorities of the [[Right]] more effectively that alien-minded radicals (i.e. ~~Jews~~) have organized the vociferous minorities of the [[Left]].		# To organize the great majorities of the [[Right]] more effectively that alien-minded radicals (i.e. jews) have organized the vociferous minorities of the [[Left]].
	# To meet head-on the [[CIO]]-PAC and its anti-American collaborationists by openly challenging and exposing their terrorist tactics, their smears and their deceits.		# To meet head-on the [[CIO]]-PAC and its anti-American collaborationists by openly challenging and exposing their terrorist tactics, their smears and their deceits.
	# To purge both major parties of opportunist leadership that sells out American principals for minorities votes.		# To purge both major parties of opportunist leadership that sells out American principals for minorities votes.

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Lineage of American ~~nationalist~~ organizations and individuals]]		* [[Lineage of American fascist organizations and individuals]]

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>		<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>

	[[Category:American ~~nationalist~~ organizations]]		[[Category:American fascist organizations]]

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	<small>~~<references/>~~</small>		<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>

	[[Category:American nationalist organizations]]		[[Category:American nationalist organizations]]

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'''American Action, Inc.''' was the successor organization of the [[American Action Committee]]. It was formed January 21, 1946. [[Edward Arthur Hayes]] became its national chairman in September 1946 replacing [[Merwin K. Hart]]. Many of the leaders of this group were previously associated with the [[America First Committee]] and the [[American Liberty League]].

The group was described by its critics as a "native fascist movement" who were seen as attempting to take control of the National Republican Party.<ref>[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=DC0aAAAAIBAJ&sjid=KiUEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2619,3943202&dq=hayes+american-action&hl=en "Trouble for the Republicans" ''The Milwaukee Journal'' Oct. 24, 1946]</ref> Leaders of the group denied they were fascist, anti-semitic, or previously had connections to the America First Committee.

==Officers==
[[William R. Callahan]] was the Wisconsin state representative.

[[Joseph M. Stack]] of Pittsburg the former national commander of [[Veterans of Foreign Wars]] was a member of the national council and executive committee.

==Program==
American Action’s program:

# To organize the great majorities of the [[Right]] more effectively that alien-minded radicals (i.e. Jews) have organized the vociferous minorities of the [[Left]].
# To meet head-on the [[CIO]]-PAC and its anti-American collaborationists by openly challenging and exposing their terrorist tactics, their smears and their deceits.
# To purge both major parties of opportunist leadership that sells out American principals for minorities votes.
# To protect from smear and political reprisal party leaders and public officials who uphold American principles, and drive out those who compromise American principles.<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 289</ref>

==See also==
* [[Lineage of American nationalist organizations and individuals]]

==Notes==
<small><references/></small>

[[Category:American nationalist organizations]]