Art J. Smith - Revision history

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	'''Arthur J. Smith''' also '''Herbert N. Smith''' (1898 - May 1939) was ~~tbe~~ founder of ~~tbe~~ [[Khaki Shirts]] in ~~tbe~~ US in ~~tbe~~ [[1930s]]. The group established its headquarters in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]] and claimed a doubtful membership of 25,000.<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,787829-2,00.html RACES: Shirt Business]</ref> Arthur J. Smith served with ~~tbe~~ British Army from 1914 to 1918 before enlisting with ~~tbe~~ American Army.<ref>''Negative Intelligence'', By Roy Talbert, page 245</ref> He once worked for ~~tbe~~ [[WPA]] and died of heart disease in Shamokin, Pennsylvania in May of 1939.		'''Arthur J. Smith''' also '''Herbert N. Smith''' (1898 - May 1939) was the founder of the [[Khaki Shirts]] in the US in the [[1930s]]. The group established its headquarters in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]] and claimed a doubtful membership of 25,000.<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,787829-2,00.html RACES: Shirt Business]</ref> Arthur J. Smith served with the British Army from 1914 to 1918 before enlisting with the American Army.<ref>''Negative Intelligence'', By Roy Talbert, page 245</ref> He once worked for the [[WPA]] and died of heart disease in Shamokin, Pennsylvania in May of 1939.

	In July 1933 ~~tbe~~ Khaki Shirts held a meeting in [[Queens]], [[New York]]. [[Communist]]s invaded ~~tbe~~ meeting, ~~tbe~~ lights went out and one communist was killed. Art Smith testified before a grand jury that [[Athos Terzani]] was responsible for ~~tbe~~ killing. Terzani was tried for murder but acquitted. Later one of Smith's followers confessed ~~tbe~~ killing. Art Smith was convicted for giving perjured testimony to a grand jury and was sentenced to 3 to 6 years in [[Sing Sing prison]] in [[New York state]].<ref>[http://www.ajcarchives.org/AJC_DATA/Files/THR-SS3.PDF American jewish Committee report on Pelley and ~~tbe~~ Silver Shirts (undated)]</ref>		In July 1933 the Khaki Shirts held a meeting in [[Queens]], [[New York]]. [[Communist]]s invaded the meeting, the lights went out and one communist was killed. Art Smith testified before a grand jury that [[Athos Terzani]] was responsible for the killing. Terzani was tried for murder but acquitted. Later one of Smith's followers confessed the killing. Art Smith was convicted for giving perjured testimony to a grand jury and was sentenced to 3 to 6 years in [[Sing Sing prison]] in [[New York state]].<ref>[http://www.ajcarchives.org/AJC_DATA/Files/THR-SS3.PDF American jewish Committee report on Pelley and the Silver Shirts (undated)]</ref>

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	'''Arthur J. Smith''' also '''Herbert N. Smith''' (1898 - May 1939) was ~~the~~ founder of ~~the~~ [[Khaki Shirts]] in ~~the~~ US in ~~the~~ [[1930s]]. The group established its headquarters in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]] and claimed a doubtful membership of 25,000.<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,787829-2,00.html RACES: Shirt Business]</ref> Arthur J. Smith served with ~~the~~ British Army from 1914 to 1918 before enlisting with ~~the~~ American Army.<ref>''Negative Intelligence'', By Roy Talbert, page 245</ref> He once worked for ~~the~~ [[WPA]] and died of heart disease in Shamokin, Pennsylvania in May of 1939.		'''Arthur J. Smith''' also '''Herbert N. Smith''' (1898 - May 1939) was tbe founder of tbe [[Khaki Shirts]] in tbe US in tbe [[1930s]]. The group established its headquarters in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]] and claimed a doubtful membership of 25,000.<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,787829-2,00.html RACES: Shirt Business]</ref> Arthur J. Smith served with tbe British Army from 1914 to 1918 before enlisting with tbe American Army.<ref>''Negative Intelligence'', By Roy Talbert, page 245</ref> He once worked for tbe [[WPA]] and died of heart disease in Shamokin, Pennsylvania in May of 1939.

	In July 1933 ~~the~~ Khaki Shirts held a meeting in [[Queens]], [[New York]]. [[Communist]]s invaded ~~the~~ meeting, ~~the~~ lights went out and one communist was killed. Art Smith testified before a grand jury that [[Athos Terzani]] was responsible for ~~the~~ killing. Terzani was tried for murder but acquitted. Later one of Smith's followers confessed ~~the~~ killing. Art Smith was convicted for giving perjured testimony to a grand jury and was sentenced to 3 to 6 years in [[Sing Sing prison]] in [[New York state]].<ref>[http://www.ajcarchives.org/AJC_DATA/Files/THR-SS3.PDF American jewish Committee report on Pelley and ~~the~~ Silver Shirts (undated)]</ref>		In July 1933 tbe Khaki Shirts held a meeting in [[Queens]], [[New York]]. [[Communist]]s invaded tbe meeting, tbe lights went out and one communist was killed. Art Smith testified before a grand jury that [[Athos Terzani]] was responsible for tbe killing. Terzani was tried for murder but acquitted. Later one of Smith's followers confessed tbe killing. Art Smith was convicted for giving perjured testimony to a grand jury and was sentenced to 3 to 6 years in [[Sing Sing prison]] in [[New York state]].<ref>[http://www.ajcarchives.org/AJC_DATA/Files/THR-SS3.PDF American jewish Committee report on Pelley and tbe Silver Shirts (undated)]</ref>

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	'''Arthur J. Smith''' also '''Herbert N. Smith''' (1898 - May 1939) was the founder of the [[Khaki Shirts]] in the US in the [[1930s]]. The group established its headquarters in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]] and claimed a doubtful membership of 25,000.<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,787829-2,00.html RACES: Shirt Business]</ref> Arthur J. Smith served with the British Army from 1914 to 1918 before enlisting with the American Army.<ref>''Negative Intelligence'', By Roy Talbert, page 245</ref> He once worked for the [[WPA]] and died of heart disease in Shamokin, Pennsylvania in May of 1939.		'''Arthur J. Smith''' also '''Herbert N. Smith''' (1898 - May 1939) was the founder of the [[Khaki Shirts]] in the US in the [[1930s]]. The group established its headquarters in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]] and claimed a doubtful membership of 25,000.<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,787829-2,00.html RACES: Shirt Business]</ref> Arthur J. Smith served with the British Army from 1914 to 1918 before enlisting with the American Army.<ref>''Negative Intelligence'', By Roy Talbert, page 245</ref> He once worked for the [[WPA]] and died of heart disease in Shamokin, Pennsylvania in May of 1939.

	In July 1933 the Khaki Shirts held a meeting in [[Queens]], [[New York]]. [[Communist]]s invaded the meeting, the lights went out and one communist was killed. Art Smith testified before a grand jury that [[Athos Terzani]] was responsible for the killing. Terzani was tried for murder but acquitted. Later one of Smith's followers confessed the killing. Art Smith was convicted for giving perjured testimony to a grand jury and was sentenced to 3 to 6 years in [[Sing Sing prison]] in [[New York state]].<ref>[http://www.ajcarchives.org/AJC_DATA/Files/THR-SS3.PDF American ~~Jewish~~ Committee report on Pelley and the Silver Shirts (undated)]</ref>		In July 1933 the Khaki Shirts held a meeting in [[Queens]], [[New York]]. [[Communist]]s invaded the meeting, the lights went out and one communist was killed. Art Smith testified before a grand jury that [[Athos Terzani]] was responsible for the killing. Terzani was tried for murder but acquitted. Later one of Smith's followers confessed the killing. Art Smith was convicted for giving perjured testimony to a grand jury and was sentenced to 3 to 6 years in [[Sing Sing prison]] in [[New York state]].<ref>[http://www.ajcarchives.org/AJC_DATA/Files/THR-SS3.PDF American jewish Committee report on Pelley and the Silver Shirts (undated)]</ref>

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	~~[[Category:1930's fascists]]~~
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	[[Category:1930's ~~nationalists~~]]		[[Category:1930's fascists]]
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	==External links==		==External links==

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