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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
4
The AEU and KHP Steelworks clash over a £10 000 award claimed to be a sham as engineers report a holiday pay clause and forced resignations before Xmas. Newcastle faces rising costs with a King Street block advertised at 4 56s weekly after a paint refurbish, sparking wage reduction debates.
A London report from October 5 argues that British employers align with a rising workers movement against capitalism. The piece lauds Russian Bolshevik success and condemns parliamentary capitalism while warning of “State Socialism” as a trap for the labor movement.
An Australian Communist Party publication touts itself as the best and cheapest full eight page issue. It declares itself the official organ with premier writers and material.
Printed by T. W. McCristal at Industrial Printery Sydney for the Australian Communist Party of Aus. Page fragment shows publisher and party imprint with unclear date and full context.
Comrade Earsman, General Secretary of the Communist Party and delegate to the Third Congress of the Communist International in Moscow, will deliver lectures at Concordia Hall Elizabeth Street starting December 11. Topics cover the Australian delegation journey, Red Army, Soviet life, education, women and children, industry, culture, world revolution, and Germany.
A stark contrast is drawn between luxurious bourgeois mansions with Turkish carpets and slave-like service, and a dirty city hovel where a four room family endures poverty. The piece describes a drunken, failed father, harsh capitalist employers, and a disillusioned laborer voter. It ends by stating the Communists have answered the question.
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