Mr Scullin Reveals Labor Plan for Socialization in 1921
The Ninth Commonwealth Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Brisbane outlined a scheme to socialize industry production distribution and exchange. Methods drafted by a Trade Union led committee under Mr Scullin included building large industry aligned unions to pressure parliament for nationalization of banking and industry and transferring power to a union controlled Supreme Economic Council to implement community line socialization.
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Australian Labor Party
Brisbane
Pany
Saallin
Communist Party
Garden
Banikin
Lenin
Curtin
Chifley
Messrs
Saillin
Holloway
Beasley
Makin
Drakeford
Lawson
Supreme Economic Council
Scullin
Supreme Council
All Australia Trade Union Congress
Commonwealth A.lp
Ua Ce
Austales Duman
Plan for Nationalization of Banking and Industry Mentioned
A persistent faction within the labor movement advocates a staged plan to nationalize banking and industry. The strategy envisions workers directing key sectors via a Supreme Economic Council, replacing parliamentary control in industrial matters while Parliament retains legislative power on other issues. The plan, tied to 1921 discussions, emphasizes community and worker governance over industry through staged nationalization and ultimate Supreme Council authority.
Canberra Division Plan at Prom Gallery Tonight
Federal Council agenda includes appointment of council delegate. A division gathering will be held at the Prom Gallery, Favilament House, tonight at Ochoa.
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Canberra
Prom
Favilament House
Ochoa
Nusterss
Federal Council
Filmer Beats
Optometrist
Martin Place
Sydney
Davies Pharmacy
Kingston
Frashr
Allan Duncan
Northbourne Ave
Turner
Davie
Bernie Carlyle
Airways Omcer
Stevenson
Mery Steel
Illudere Way
Somes
Francis Anthony
Dewes St. Grialch
Atcherley
Jack Roward
Chaffey Cres
Amalie
Induatriad
Chemat Goodwin
John Thomas
Wilmot Crescent
Forrest
Burveyer
Thompson
Vincent Bernard
Nicholson Cres
Garran
John Cheyne
Melbourne Ave
Farreat
Farmer Joyce
Harold Keith
de Roden
Bervan Blam
Herbert Thomas
Torres St
Braddon
Compuslur
Hurley
William Eugene Dominic
Causeway
Rowe
Koy
Arthur
Jomnbon
Albert Joseph
Moore
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R. G. Casey
Mickards
William St
Luton
Torrens St
Trudwicke
Ation
Air Force
Cox
Ccoma
Yioaman
J. Watt
Canaries
Bae
MR. Scullin
Loy
Institute of Public Affairs
Ati
Commonwealth Literart Und
Tae Pelle Laguare
Casbures
Jumaa Deva
Hog
Wil
Austra
Wurtralian Coles Junior Football League
ST. Patrick's Boy ScouTa Gragy
Pari Cry Bowling Club
Fusnourd van Availsivte
Thos
Billa Lta
Woollahra
Faro
Lega Sorices
F. Somea
My. Australan ‘Association Tournaleets
Supreme Court OF the
Fee
TRAAL
Jean Baird
Australian Capital ‘Territory
Tan Hamilton Baird
Leigh Hamilton Baird
R. Phippard
Northbourne Avenue
City
Federated Clemme' Union ‘of Australia
Acton
Susinera
Ansdorese
Mins Nicholas
Outh Wales
Jarman
Nomtw
Youre Ga
Ueeday Mien & Pa Alters
Transport Workers
Union ‘of Australia
P.m
MacDonald
Ee Manuka
Jan Lee
Westridge
Bias
Imrie Gueanteysa
RAAF
Maiura
Abin
J. P. Cortello
Trans-Auburalia Atrunes
TAA Booking Office
Clyie Centre
Nomena
Kinnane's
Ainslie
Itralian
TER
Hospital Board
Ellis
Vielen Forge
Boldrewood Bt
Lame Laurance Spencer
Gooreen
Reid
NOPT
Lewis Windermere
Dorman
Frederick William
Flinders Wey
Bcott
George Crabb
la Perouse St
Grifith
Shakespeare
Arthur Thomas
Chapman Gi
Mary Stee
Flinders Way
Goodwin
John Thomas' Mill
Gardiner
Albert Edward
Kerridge
Peter Maxwell
Tyvon
Saand
Servic
Bublie
Acmuut Kinston
Tormer
Say
BMS
Mishh Weee
Bta
Davies” Pharmacy
Teikingeton
Boeata
Davies” Pramuacy
Capitol Civic
Mendey
Johe Mille
Vatican
Guumsonts
Era
Oe Mawes
the Kings Hemes
Thureday
Ronald Colman
Peguy
Caramine
Geapley
Leon Erral
Simbad
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Maureen Ohara
Walter Sulzak
Sinbad the Sailor
Poutursttes
Wiclide
Power 1
Pitepatrick
California
Berea
Cinesound
CIVIC
Capitol
Johnny Weissmuller
Brenda
Tarzan
The
Payne
Jame
Ainslie Hall
Queensland
Portage Fon
Ano
Golden Casket Box
G.F.C. Baissane
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