Western Australia Labour Movement Leads Workers Forward
The Communist Party notes strong unity in Western Australia where the ALP bases its influence on industry and unions. Unemployed protests in Perth grow from June 2 demonstrations to major marches, rationing, and relief work, while the Mayoral press faces a withdrawal demand from the Sunday Times. The Metropolitan Council of the 4.5.B backs socialisation of credit and industries, urging worker seizure of power to achieve a socialist restructure. Western Labour Movement is praised for unity and leading workers into action.
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Communist Party
Labour Party
Labour
Western Australia
New South Wales
A.L.P
Fremantle
Kalgoorlie
Perth
Tramway Union
Esplanade
Parliament House
King’s Park
King's Park
A.W.U
Sunday Times
Metropolitan Council of the
4.5.B
Labour Movement
Terrible Struggle of the Poor in Sydney Press
A vociferous critique links wage cuts to rising masters profits while detailing vast estate wealth of deceased and stark poverty among Sydney families. It cites figures from Goldsbrough Mort, Allen Taylor, and the Sunday Times, and highlights charity efforts for clothing and warmth amid hardship.
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Sydney
Board of Trade and Industrial Court
Goldsbrough, Mort & Co., Ltd
Elbourne
Sawendin
Jd. Whallehairnwn
Shiush, Mork and Ga. Ltd
Daily Telegraph
Allen Taylor & Co
Allen Taylor and Co. Ltd
Huston
Hereford
Sininiin
Avil Teave
Sunday Times
Mark Ovs
Tue Ube
Mark Poy
N.8.w
Melbourne Union Conference review hints at future policy
The article notes the Melbourne Union Conference leaving a special article to next issue. It observes apparent lack of immediate gains yet argues the event reflected current working class contradictions. It urges Communists to prepare a policy and programme for a united front at the next Conference in Australian reality.
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United Front
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W.A
Clothing Fund Relief Committee
Hughes
HL. D
Communist Hall
Melbourne
Melbourne Union