Australian Communist Unity Clash Refuses Third International Accord
The Australian Communist movement updates the dispute over unity with the Third International. Officials deny affiliation claims, defend Comrade Smith's credentials, and condemn the Australian Socialist Party as anti Communist. A Melbourne conference rejects further unity talks and declares the original Communist Party of Australia as the rightful revolutionary party.
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Third International
Unity
Moscow
Smith
Communist Movement
W. P. Marsman
Warsman
Cairns
Innisfail
Brisbane
Newcastle
Sydney
Melbourne
AS P
Maruschak
Rawstrong
Earsman
C.P
C.I2
Marcia Reardon
A.S.P
C.E
Proletariat
Communist International
Communist Party of Australia
Revolutionary Party of the Workers
Australian Workers
Third Communist International
Reardon
W.P.B
Triumvirate
Linn Gale Renounces Radicalism From Prison Cell
A letter from Linn A. E. Gale on Governor's Island New York declares he has abandoned radicalism and will not participate in revolutionary activities. The note suggests possible amnesty in exchange for information about former associates. Gale’s past as a fiery agitator and publisher is noted along with inquiries by the ACLU and connections to Mexico and Soviet representation.
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Linn Gale
Governor's Island
New York
Gale
J. P. Castleton
Linn
A. E. Gale
Revolutionary Movement
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Roger Baldwin
Mexico
Ludwig Martens
United States
Martens
Call for Industry Based Unionism and Communist Leadership
The author criticizes aging union executives and calls for replacement by industrial unions aligned with the Communist Party. They argue old craft structures limit workers and advocate organizing by industry, with the aim of revolutionary change and seizure of political power to establish a communist state.
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Australia
Communist Party
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