Call to Unite Australian Workers for May Day 1922
A call from the Communist Party of Australia urging the labour movement to form a revolutionary leadership, resist wage reductions, and mobilize all workers as a united front. It warns that without action and solidarity, May Day 1922 will belong to the master class, not the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Movement
Australia
Communist Party
Communist International
The
United Communist Party of Australia
Change of Address for Party Officials
Notice directs all letters for the General Secretary to H L Denford at 519 King Street Newtown and other correspondence to the Editor and Literature Secretary at Communist Party Unall 395 Sussex Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Denford
King Street
Newtown
Communist Party
Sussex-street
Sydney
The Communist and the Iron Heel in Australian Debate
A critical tirade denounces Labour politicians as oily talkers and sectarian traders exploiting the working class. It contrasts false promises with a call for genuine leadership, cites Carpathia Tin Mining Co. shareholders, Rand Strike, White Australia policy, and quotes General Smuts and Hertzog as examples of the era’s political struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.8.w
Carpathia Tin Mining Co
Rand
Australia
Africa
General Smuts
Sydney
Hertzog
Smuts
Catts Builds Labor Party From Mixed Ranks
In a blunt critique, the writer notes Mr Catts forms a new labor party by uniting rats and reformists from various strata. The piece argues the group closely mirrors existing labor politics while rallying under a common pro capitalist slogan amid global revolutionary talk.
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A.I.P
Mr. Catts
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Queensland
Workers of
Labor Party
Mr. Dooley
Brisbane
Melbourne
Trotzky McGirr
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