Communist MBcial Organ of the Communicat ary
Weekly publication appears as a party organ with limited readable text. It references a communist group and a recurring weekly schedule, but specific events or names are not legible in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIF
Tuck
Socialist Labor Party
Hun
Senate
S.L.P
Communist Party
Labor Party
Mand
Rand
Hull
Lewis
Long
Red Wing
Bmut
Sydney Branch Expelled by Communist Party Central Executive
The Central Executive of the Communist Party expels three Sydney Branch officers and dissolves the Sydney Branch amid disputes over autonomy and discipline. A new Sydney Labour? Loyalist branch is planned, with the Annual Conference to resolve appeals and final status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUL
Sydney
Aydiney Beane
Myveline
Cen- Tpit
Mealy
Cinten
Devlin
Central Rewhrive
C Yolony
Central
Hervijuse
Sydney Liranen
Communist Party of Aucratin
Nik Jonnders
Hy Hie Inembert
Communist International
Party
Thie
Central Executive
Aydney
AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION FOCUS AND GLOBAL WORKER TENSIONS
A fragmented wartime era commentary denounces Tom Mann's passport denial to Australia and attacks U S imperialism and British rule in India. It praises socialist and labor movements, notes executions in the Philippines and South Africa, and laments capitalist oppression while urging union action and worker solidarity.
Tom Mann recalls Australian tour plans and passport hurdles
The letter discusses efforts to arrange another Australia tour for Tom Mann and his Intern ational group. He describes obstacles to passport endorsement, including objections from Australian and South African authorities, and mentions contacting Sir Joseph Cook and Australia House without clear replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Tom Mann
J. P. Jones
Mélbourne
Cape Town
South Africa
Into
Joseph Cook
Pasport
Australia House
Capt
Ellison
Geneva
Alreet
Bir
Capt. Ellison
Passport Office Gain
Australa House
Audh
Mann
Passport Office
Joe Cook
Commonwealth
Tom
The Bomb In Cearist Russia And Democracy In Australia
A reader quotes Mr Boote on using bombs versus voting. The piece debates Bolshevik tactics, worker rights, and political action, asking whether workers should cast votes when no ballot is possible. It questions violence versus democratic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boote
Russia
Democratic
Australia
Mr. Boote
White Guard
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