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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 20, 1923

Page

2

Labor Council and Ironworkers Resolve Unity Plans

A Balur Council meeting endorses Labor Movement principles, supports McGirr’s call for a unified ALP platform, and backs Melbourne All-Australian Congress aims for a united trades front. It defends McGirr’s stance and rejects Dooley’s Red Objective as incompatible with United Front goals.

Balur Council Thie Labor Movement M'Girr We Labor Party ALP Ne&iing Ie Labor Council United Front All Australian Trades Union Congress Dooley Moirr McGirr Stele Parliasentiry Labor Party Melbourne Ale ATAP Sfore all-Australian Trade Union Congress Brisbane

Support for the resolution in a working group

The text argues for a resolution by stating that its supporting reasons reflect one guiding principle. It questions whether the individual cited endorses the resolution and concludes that the principle is worthy of endorsement by honest and sincere members at the group’s work.

Challenge to Mr Baddeley over executive control clash

A long dispute surfaces over Labour Council executive control with Mr Baddeley ridiculing the motion as unrepresentative of industrial Labour. A Communist Party and Labor Council response accuses him of bias while inviting public debate at a northern miners’ centre to settle the issue.

Labor Abe Labor Council Baddeley Communist Party of Australia Daily Press Tin Eill Australian Laborary Cod Chuck Eis Wold A.L.P Communist Party Weating Mineras

Fascisti movement and its international significance debated

The article discusses the Italian Fascisti in Australia, critiquing their rise, programme, and ties to capitalism. It contrasts Fascist goals with Bolshevism, noting Mussolini’s regime, its violence, and the movement’s influence on global class struggle, with Australian workers warned of its implications.

Australia LWA Fair Australia Melbourne A. W. Poster Foster Fuller Lawson Mussolini Leon Trotsky Italy Italian Socialist Party Avanti Milan Fascisti Waselsti Taly Cam Oreld Lisly Mussolini and Co Internationale Sbout Puller Algo Fassisti Europe Social Democrats Russia Communist Party Cuma Party Cass C. O Piero Lalli Sezione Fascist Italiana N.S.W Pitt Street Sydney CWB

Internationalism of Capitalism in Empire Conference Talk

An excerpt critiques imperial conferences as a capitalist tools while claiming workers are excluded. It argues that such meetings privilege governments and the ruling class, not labor, and questions the supposed efficiency of internationalist talks under capitalism versus a future communist framework.

Economius

Earmarked Passports and War Time Labour Control

Wartime policy globally tightens movement of workers and immigration. The text notes conscription debates, passport systems, and the use of immigration controls by Australia New Zealand and the United States as nations pursue economic aims during conflict. It mentions Senator Pearce and ongoing rigidities in passport regimes.

Evan Australia New Zealand America USA Clas Pearce

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Esteve Wee Demfont THE Labor Council and the Ironworkers’ Resolution MR. Baddeley Communist Hall Sussex Street Comrade J. Howie Soviet Empire
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