American Action Committee - Revision history

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	'''American Action Committee''' was formed at Chicago’s Palmer House by [[Merwin K. Hart]] and 40 other leading fascists on July 30 and 31 1945.<ref>"New 'Fascist' Group Begins U.S. Operation", ''Youngstown Vindicator'', March 2, 1946, page 5</ref> A few of these key individuals were [[Upton Close]], [[Salem Bader]], [[John T. Flynn]], [[De Witt Emery]], [[Maurice F. Franks]], Congressman [[Sam Pettengill]], [[William H. Regnery]], Col. [[Charles Vincent]], [[A. Dewight Nims]], Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]], [[George Washington Robnett]], [[William A. Larner Jr.]], [[R. E. Minnis]] and [[Thomas N. Creigh]].<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 288-289</ref>		'''American Action Committee''' was formed at Chicago’s Palmer House by [[Merwin K. Hart]] and 40 other leading fascists on July 30 and 31 1945.<ref>"New 'Fascist' Group Begins U.S. Operation", ''Youngstown Vindicator'', March 2, 1946, page 5</ref> A few of these key individuals were [[Upton Close]], [[Salem Bader]], [[John T. Flynn]], [[De Witt Emery]], [[Maurice F. Franks]], Congressman [[Sam Pettengill]], [[William H. Regnery]], Col. [[Charles Vincent]], [[A. Dewight Nims]], Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]], [[George Washington Robnett]], [[William A. Larner Jr.]], [[R. E. Minnis]] and [[Thomas N. Creigh]].<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 288-289</ref>

	Many of ~~tbe~~ leaders of this group were previously associated with ~~tbe~~ [[America First Committee]] and ~~tbe~~ [[American Liberty League]]. In 1946 ~~tbe~~ American Action Committee became '''[[American Action, Inc.]]''' One purpose of ~~tbe~~ group was to counter ~~tbe~~ activities of ~~tbe~~ [[Congress of Industrial Organization]]’s Political Action Committee.		Many of the leaders of this group were previously associated with the [[America First Committee]] and the [[American Liberty League]]. In 1946 the American Action Committee became '''[[American Action, Inc.]]''' One purpose of the group was to counter the activities of the [[Congress of Industrial Organization]]’s Political Action Committee.

	==See also==		==See also==
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	'''American Action Committee''' was formed at Chicago’s Palmer House by [[Merwin K. Hart]] and 40 other leading fascists on July 30 and 31 1945.<ref>"New 'Fascist' Group Begins U.S. Operation", ''Youngstown Vindicator'', March 2, 1946, page 5</ref> A few of these key individuals were [[Upton Close]], [[Salem Bader]], [[John T. Flynn]], [[De Witt Emery]], [[Maurice F. Franks]], Congressman [[Sam Pettengill]], [[William H. Regnery]], Col. [[Charles Vincent]], [[A. Dewight Nims]], Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]], [[George Washington Robnett]], [[William A. Larner Jr.]], [[R. E. Minnis]] and [[Thomas N. Creigh]].<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 288-289</ref>		'''American Action Committee''' was formed at Chicago’s Palmer House by [[Merwin K. Hart]] and 40 other leading fascists on July 30 and 31 1945.<ref>"New 'Fascist' Group Begins U.S. Operation", ''Youngstown Vindicator'', March 2, 1946, page 5</ref> A few of these key individuals were [[Upton Close]], [[Salem Bader]], [[John T. Flynn]], [[De Witt Emery]], [[Maurice F. Franks]], Congressman [[Sam Pettengill]], [[William H. Regnery]], Col. [[Charles Vincent]], [[A. Dewight Nims]], Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]], [[George Washington Robnett]], [[William A. Larner Jr.]], [[R. E. Minnis]] and [[Thomas N. Creigh]].<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 288-289</ref>

	Many of ~~the~~ leaders of this group were previously associated with ~~the~~ [[America First Committee]] and ~~the~~ [[American Liberty League]]. In 1946 ~~the~~ American Action Committee became '''[[American Action, Inc.]]''' One purpose of ~~the~~ group was to counter ~~the~~ activities of ~~the~~ [[Congress of Industrial Organization]]’s Political Action Committee.		Many of tbe leaders of this group were previously associated with tbe [[America First Committee]] and tbe [[American Liberty League]]. In 1946 tbe American Action Committee became '''[[American Action, Inc.]]''' One purpose of tbe group was to counter tbe activities of tbe [[Congress of Industrial Organization]]’s Political Action Committee.

	==See also==		==See also==
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	'''American Action Committee''' was formed at Chicago’s Palmer House by [[Merwin K. Hart]] and 40 other leading ~~nationalists~~ on July 30 and 31 1945.<ref>"New 'Fascist' Group Begins U.S. Operation", ''Youngstown Vindicator'', March 2, 1946, page 5</ref> A few of these key individuals were [[Upton Close]], [[Salem Bader]], [[John T. Flynn]], [[De Witt Emery]], [[Maurice F. Franks]], Congressman [[Sam Pettengill]], [[William H. Regnery]], Col. [[Charles Vincent]], [[A. Dewight Nims]], Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]], [[George Washington Robnett]], [[William A. Larner Jr.]], [[R. E. Minnis]] and [[Thomas N. Creigh]].<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 288-289</ref>		'''American Action Committee''' was formed at Chicago’s Palmer House by [[Merwin K. Hart]] and 40 other leading fascists on July 30 and 31 1945.<ref>"New 'Fascist' Group Begins U.S. Operation", ''Youngstown Vindicator'', March 2, 1946, page 5</ref> A few of these key individuals were [[Upton Close]], [[Salem Bader]], [[John T. Flynn]], [[De Witt Emery]], [[Maurice F. Franks]], Congressman [[Sam Pettengill]], [[William H. Regnery]], Col. [[Charles Vincent]], [[A. Dewight Nims]], Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]], [[George Washington Robnett]], [[William A. Larner Jr.]], [[R. E. Minnis]] and [[Thomas N. Creigh]].<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 288-289</ref>

	Many of the leaders of this group were previously associated with the [[America First Committee]] and the [[American Liberty League]]. In 1946 the American Action Committee became '''[[American Action, Inc.]]''' One purpose of the group was to counter the activities of the [[Congress of Industrial Organization]]’s Political Action Committee.		Many of the leaders of this group were previously associated with the [[America First Committee]] and the [[American Liberty League]]. In 1946 the American Action Committee became '''[[American Action, Inc.]]''' One purpose of the group was to counter the activities of the [[Congress of Industrial Organization]]’s Political Action Committee.

	==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]]
	[[Category:Organizations based in the United States]]		[[Category:Organizations based in the United States]]
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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 Committee''' was formed at Chicago’s Palmer House by [[Merwin K. Hart]] and 40 other leading nationalists on July 30 and 31 1945.<ref>"New 'Fascist' Group Begins U.S. Operation", ''Youngstown Vindicator'', March 2, 1946, page 5</ref> A few of these key individuals were [[Upton Close]], [[Salem Bader]], [[John T. Flynn]], [[De Witt Emery]], [[Maurice F. Franks]], Congressman [[Sam Pettengill]], [[William H. Regnery]], Col. [[Charles Vincent]], [[A. Dewight Nims]], Rev. [[Norman Vincent Peale]], [[George Washington Robnett]], [[William A. Larner Jr.]], [[R. E. Minnis]] and [[Thomas N. Creigh]].<ref>''The Plotters'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 288-289</ref>

Many of the leaders of this group were previously associated with the [[America First Committee]] and the [[American Liberty League]]. In 1946 the American Action Committee became '''[[American Action, Inc.]]''' One purpose of the group was to counter the activities of the [[Congress of Industrial Organization]]’s Political Action Committee.

==See also==
* [[Lineage of American nationalist organizations and individuals]]
==Notes==
<small><references/></small>

[[Category:American nationalist organizations]]
[[Category:Organizations based in the United States]]
[[Category:Organizations established in 1945]]
[[Category:1945 establishments in the United States]]