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Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 09, 1921

Page

5

International Communist Manifesto Calls Workers to Oppose Imperialist Threats

The Executive of the Communist International and Red Trade Union International issue a manifesto urging workers everywhere to resist France Poland and Roumania against Soviet Russia. They demand organized protests and solidarity with Soviet Russia and call for blocking munitions to Poland Roumania Asthenia Leotland Lithuania and Finland. The note also urges governments to protest threats and pushes bread and peace for hungry Russians. Wharf Laborers rejoin the Labour Council after fifteen years, pledging to unite and support the Council’s constructive policies and mobilize delegates.

Communist Internayational Red Trade Union International France Poland Roumania Russia Asthenia Leotland Lithuania Finland Rosta Whin

The Labor Government and the Unemployed

A critique of the Labor Government over unemployment and railway policy. It denounces officials and calls for action, noting idle rolling stock, bonus schemes, aging workers, and potential takeovers, while praising Dooley Voigt and the conference for exposing employer limits.

London Tuncona Newcastle Steel Works McMahon Dooley Labor Council Voigt Labor Information and Research Department

Willis Lectures on Unity at Concordia Hall

On Sunday evening A C Willis lectured at Concordia Hall on unity in the Australian Labor Movement. He argued for uniting on the overthrow of capitalism while recognizing differences among Communist and Socialist groups. The Melbourne Conference findings, including socialising industry, were praised as advancing labor aims despite some opposition.

A. C. Willis Concordia Hall Melbourne Willis Wills A.L.P Anfons Willie Willis Hid Communist Party

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