World War Alarm Fueled by Capitalist Powers Says The Call
The issue calls for world revolution and communism to end wars. It warns of militarism, patriotic indoctrination, and new war plans while urging workers to organize for a global union and dictatorship of the proletariat to secure peace. It cites air power fears and political figures discussing future warfare and urges unity against capitalist wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Place
Yauke
Japan
Hermany
Evan
Noel Perhapi
France
Britain
London
Guildhall
Air Consort
Mark Kerr RN
Royal Air Force
England
Parlentary
Miersean Trade Department
W Joyntom Hicks
London Evening Standard
Birkentuad
Lord Mamenster
Hoyt Coorg
America
Turkey
Phere
Weeks Enc
Rabbied
Vos
Red ‘Trade Cien International
One Big
Prvive
Obstacles to working class education in Australia letters
A worker laments limited access to working class literature and speakers in Queensland. He cites AWA officers ignoring reading recommendations, failed library efforts, and a post office mail delivery obstruction by a resident engineer. He criticizes union inaction and seeks railways minister intervention.
Call for boycott of working class papers by railway engineer
A letter to workers argues that press suppression by a railway engineer under a Labor Government harms education and progress. It urges solidarity and asks workers to boycott papers that are mailed with other post, stressing the need to spread knowledge for emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vp Italiat
Prolonged War Era Echoes in The Daily Telegraph Columns
A jumble of postwar era notices and editorials cites General Douglas, King George, and various international names. The piece critiques communism, imperial policy, and labor struggles with fragmented references to Australia, Britain, and the United States, framing them through contemporaneous public discourse.
Question Box: Answers on Donald Grant and Industrial Labor Party
The column states Donald Grant never stood for Parliament in Australia. It claims LW W ran no candidates against Labor. It says Grant is a member of the Industrial Labor Party, noted as active only in Broken Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist
Hewr Conrate
Donald Grant
Australia
Lw,w
Labor Party
Martin
Ledgerwood
Tasmania
Industrial Labor Party
Iw.w
Broken Hill
Special Notice to Queen Worries Organising Tour Brisbane
Special notice calls for a touring event starting from Brisbane. Interested comrades should write to Comrade J. B. Miles box 25 Trades Hall Brisbane Queensland with details of meeting centers and how they can aid the tour. Comrades to also report to Headmeters Woldenpord Gen. Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianeas
Eae
Wiloma Arene
Brisbane
J. B. Miles
Box 25
Trades Hell
Queensland
Miles
Uccess
Voldenpord
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Marz
Soma
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Te Renidont Buginser
Dohm
Bundaberg
Labor Minister of Railways
Rhine
General Dougourts
Duanir
Huel
Daily Telegraph
Bottewarts
Comoe
Lloyd Georgy
Queenmlanal
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Las
Rae Neusnend
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Ieeeep
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Phe Meh
Fifa
Mars
Elassee
Quewmdond
Cransune
Weiter
Pemwiibow
Conmar Idler
Cvew -Fay
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United States Navy
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Brrth
Melbourne
R. G. Nichols
Fitzroy
SMH
Phange
Bannery
Federaton
British Industries
BLB
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Jagnatiet Nein
Those of Commons
Traise of Lords
PAL
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Weber
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