Charles Lindbergh — Part 16

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Mid We ey stated upon the declaration of war on , ergh was right and we will not win this war. We are getting no more than we deserve". She is fanatically pro-Nazi, believes in a United States of Europe with Hitler at the head. She has frequently remarked that Roosevelt and Churchill are stupid. She is violently opposed to Jews and believes that the President is a Jew, asserting that she would like him impeached. Tnformation has been received that (QMM—MMMMIE stated she vould Wioin hands ageinst the United States in an uncerground", a to heave said ®I would like to kill Roosevelt*, r of the America First Comittee fs was evidently engaged in a canpeign to bring pressure ear upon Congressmen of lower New York City to induce them to wte azainst the repeal of the Neu- trality Act. In this connection a large volume of letters and telegrams was directed from the America First Committee Office et 519 Sixth Aveme to various representatives in Washington, BD. Ce With the same thought in mind, a concerted drive was made in the Italian district of New York City by the America First Committees & confidential source has indicated that during November of 1941 some hope was expressed that the America First Committee might become the American Party; whereas, on the contrary, this was believed unlikely Since the or Btion would support only non-interventionist can- didatese waidian :-. indicated that the outlook for the Village Chapter 0 e rica First Committee is unpropitious asserting that they were being beaten by the Communists. It is noted, in this connection, that the chapter was picketed on Saturday, November 22, 1941, and wes expected again to be picketed on November Committee informed that the Committee is through as an anti-war organization inasouch 4s the United States is already at war with Japane He expressed the opinion thet the President man- euvered the United Stetes in such manner as to result in a declaration of war. On December 8, 1941, the Greenwich Village Chapter of the America First Committee was officially closed. Information wes confidentially received +o the New York City a thet of the America Firs Se ee a ne RI OME OR ey eo wees . a cee aes eine Se HE:

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Mid

We ey stated upon the declaration
of war on , ergh was right and we will not win this
war. We are getting no more than we deserve". She is fanatically
pro-Nazi, believes in a United States of Europe with Hitler at

the head. She has frequently remarked that Roosevelt and Churchill

are stupid. She is violently opposed to Jews and believes that the
President is a Jew, asserting that she would like him impeached.
Tnformation has been received that (QMM—MMMMIE stated she vould

Wioin hands ageinst the United States in an uncerground",
a to heave said ®I would like to kill Roosevelt*,

r of the America First Comittee fs
was evidently engaged in a
canpeign to bring pressure ear upon Congressmen of lower New

York City to induce them to wte azainst the repeal of the Neu-
trality Act. In this connection a large volume of letters and
telegrams was directed from the America First Committee Office

et 519 Sixth Aveme to various representatives in Washington, BD. Ce
With the same thought in mind, a concerted drive was made in the
Italian district of New York City by the America First Committees

& confidential source has indicated that during November of 1941 some
hope was expressed that the America First Committee might become the
American Party; whereas, on the contrary, this was believed unlikely
Since the or Btion would support only non-interventionist can-
didatese waidian :-. indicated that the outlook for the
Village Chapter 0 e rica First Committee is unpropitious
asserting that they were being beaten by the Communists. It is
noted, in this connection, that the chapter was picketed on Saturday,
November 22, 1941, and wes expected again to be picketed on November

Committee informed that the Committee is through as
an anti-war organization inasouch 4s the United States is already

at war with Japane He expressed the opinion thet the President man-
euvered the United Stetes in such manner as to result in a declaration
of war. On December 8, 1941, the Greenwich Village Chapter of the
America First Committee was officially closed.

Information wes confidentially received +o
the New York City a thet of the America Firs

Se ee a ne RI OME OR ey eo

wees . a cee aes eine Se HE: