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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

2

Communist Affiliation and the Labor Party Debate

A conference notes vote against affiliating with the United Front shows delegates act from personal prejudice rather than principle. The plan urges building within the Labor Party to propagate communism, form a fighting faction, and push the United Front to make the party a Working Class force ahead of the 1924 conference.

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Change of name and management for Communist paper

Members and readers are informed that due to party reorganization and editorial control shifting, the Communist will be renamed Workers' Weekly once legal permission is obtained. Outstanding accounts should be settled promptly. The editor thanks comrades for their support and hopes for continued cooperation under the new name and evolving aims of the revolutionary vanguard.

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Next War Nearer Warns of Global Conflict

A prewar broadside argues that governments and capitalists push preparations for a new world war. It cites air power and chemical threats, calls for workers to unite, and advocates communism as the only path to end capitalist wars. The piece links Britain's air leagues and British defense talks to looming global conflict.

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Bible Students and World Leaders Campaign Text

Excerpts from a leaflet by the International Bible Students Association criticize world conferences and the League of Nations, urging leaders and clergy to justify peace efforts. The piece also notes a public platform by the Australian Labor Party in Speers Point Park inviting working class speakers and promoting unity under a “Get Together Bay” slogan.

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A Plea For Action From The Editor Of The Communist

A reader writes that devotees of communism worship as at a shrine and await inevitable progress while doing nothing. The letter argues for practical work in everyday struggle to improve society rather than relying on grand ideals or divine inevitability. It urges workers to act now.

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Communist Propaganda on the Coal Fields

Comrade Baker spoke to a Monday night audience despite wind and rain, denouncing imperialism and capitalism. The address linked British and American capitalism to brutal exploits in India Africa and beyond, praising workers’ resistance and forecasting wider attendance next time.

Baker

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