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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 09, 1922

Page

3

The Sanctity of Marriage Challenged by Communists

A Communist argues that marriage is an economic institution tied to private property and class pressure. The piece claims the church defends a false sanctity while capitalism exploits women through wages, prostitution, and legal divorce. It advocates abolishing the class system and creating a science-led, atheist social order.

Radford Bishop Soviet Russia Capitalium Labour Monthly England Ghandi Philips Price A. B. Elsbury Postgate Marshall Maurice Cobb J. F P. Horrabin Gerald Gould Daily Herald T. A. Jackson Plebs

Pulling the Wool Over Their Eyes Workers Decry Wages Cut

A critic denounces wage reductions for shearers amid reported profits in wool. cites Pastoral Review and Worker claiming printing optimism in May. The piece accuses owners of greed and calls for higher wages rather than cuts.

Pastoral Review Thomas Hell

Communist Press Roundup on Global Worker Movement

A survey of IWW and Communist publications notes shifts in US labor grafts, miners’ strike coverage, and prisoner releases. It highlights Solidarity educational efforts, Communist Review contents, and The Worker’s growth, with focus on American miners and international socialist debates.

I.W.W Ilw.w G.E.B Lw.w America Solidarity Communist Review Wm. Paul A. Ritchie Great Britain Trotzky Kantaky McDonald A.T. Jackson The Worker Workers’ Party of America Workers’ Party New York Ben Gitlow Rutherberg Ferguson Auburn Sing Sing

Third International Executive Meeting Opens in Kremlin

The enlarged Executive Committee of the Communist International convened February 21 in the Kremlin hall of the Third Congress. Delegates from over thirty countries plus groups like Red Trade Union International and Young Communist International attended. The session elected a presidium including Zinovieff and Clara Zetkin, formed four committees, and adopted a 21 point agenda covering reports, united front, imperialist wars, trade unions, Soviet policy, famine relief, press, youth, Hungarian questions, and preparations for the Fourth Congress.

The Communist International Kremlin Red Trade Union International Young Communist International International Women’s Secretariat International Co-operative Secretariat International Union of Red Proletarian Zinovieff Clara Zetkin MacManus Waletzki Rakoczy Credentials Commission Communist Germany France Czecho- Slovakia Italy Great Britain America Poland Balkan Executive Committee United Front Soviet Russia Communist Press and the “International Third International

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