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Newspaper
Sydney Communist
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
The lengthy page surveys Mr Dooley and allied rhetoric amid Labor Party conferences. It notes tensions over basic wage policy, police protection, and waterfront labor issues, with references to Levy and restructuring of government roles. The discussion frames political maneuvering, speaker selections, and party strategy in a period of reform and public policy debate.
Sydney district groups announce schedules for economic class meetings Mondays at 8 pm in B p.m. Tutor Comrade G Winter leads. Speakers class meets Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 8 pm with next session Wednesday June 13 under Tutor Comrade R. Hi. Young Commune TS study circle gathers Thursdays at 8 pm. District group executives convene Wednesdays at 7:30 pm. Paper group meets Wednesdays with paper folding and Thursday business, both 7:30 pm. Propaganda group meets Thursday 7:20 pm.
A 1920s style notice announces a Tom Glynn testimonial in the Communist Hall Sydney on Wednesday June 27. It urges plans-conscious workers to cooperate for a successful event and asks for applications for subscription lists and tickets to Comrade J. S. Garden in Trades Mall for the function.
A catalog listing items from the Communist Party of Australia offering Young Communist Literature and related correspondence. Includes prices and posting details, with publisher information tied to Sydney and Randwick addresses.
A public notice invites all to weekly dances held each Saturday evening at Communist Hall with welcoming entry for every attendee and no restrictions stated.
McAndrew and Will discuss the struggling workers movement in London. A planned “hands off Russia” meeting looms as McAndrew seeks funds and clarity. Ill feelings surface over leadership, resolve, and the movement’s dwindling resources, with news of Jim’s potential London visit.
On a Sunday night at Communist Hall C Jackson delivered a sweeping critique of reformist militants and the Third International. He argued capitalism persists in Russia as wage slavery under a revolutionary banner and attacked the Labour Party and various Marxist factions for betraying the workers. A Central Executive member will address the CP position next Sunday.
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