Trade Union Minutes Outline Australian Labor Struggles
Executive and Council of Action minutes reveal debates on inviting Tom Mang to lecture in Australia, wage and overtime disputes, and protests against government and employer actions. Reports cover Labor Daily papers, industrial councils, and calls to strengthen the Australian Council of Action with NSW and Queensland involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Council
Tom Mang
Serenty
Amul, Printing Trades Union
Business Firma
Executive Minute
Counsil
Council of Action
Thid
Federsl
Industrial
O.B.U
Congress of Trade Unions
N.S.W
C.B.U
Phat
Harvester
Communnntet Party
Council
Mas- Sra
Heffron
Howie
Webster
R. Rose
Labor Duisien
Ross
Labor
Ween
State Council of Action
Queensland Trades and Labor Council
Milen
Queensland Council of Action
W. J. Dunstan
W.J. Riordan
How Women Work in Jam Factory Tragedy and Protest
A female worker at a jam factory suffers severe burns when a tin shop explosion occurs amid unsafe conditions. The piece condemns factory cruelty, recalls management indifference, and calls for public boycott and investigations into labor abuses. It also denounces the firm behind the display of profit over workers’ lives and cites broader exploitation of women in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterelle
Wien Ria
Univer
North Queens
Ol Bol
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Animala
Matilda
Cathy Brinch
Stratea
Wateyride
Tobor
Efiste
Ani
Bobs Rawakos
Andie
Hia Dem
Hathy
Ale
Thonaarel oForrm
Jwhimen
Chaneeh
Gs Jame
Milas
Bourgeoin
Australia
Kingdom OF Tile
Sleepy Ones Scandals and Sun Thinks Ministers
A fragmentary readers notice from The Communist and The Sun debunks British Cabinet ministers. It promises a special number critiquing Hughes and Chariton policies, the Building Guild, and party positions. The Sun meanwhile mocks the Devonshire cabinet as wealthy and detached from workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Chariton
Communist Party
England
Duke of Devonshire
Devonshires
Niebly
Affiliation Talks Amid Labor Conference Returns
A lengthy report details the Australian labor movement dispute over affiliation with the ALP and the negotiations led by the All Australian Trade Union Congress. It cites appointments of delegates from New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania, South Australia, and Western Australia to meet the ALP and discuss June conference outcomes and potential affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.L.P
Ronnie Waolke
Llat
All Australian
W. Garey
Noli
Nolan
Ywctober
Carey
Netto
Faber
Stopmarinne
New Porth Wales
Howie
Denford
Wilts
Barmys
Baddeley Victoria
Bowers
Grert
McNeill
Holloway
McPherson
Queensland
Dunstan
Riordan
Mulvey
Haney
Miles
Tasmania
Culley
Weet Atatralla
Hofman
Watt
Buver
Curtin
Mra
Throssell
South Australia
Clifford
Burge
Lundy
Kneebone
Murphy
ALP
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Bucretary
Soil Austra
Drivers’ Union
Rand
Capitailytotaea
Howls
Austraian
Lure
Ar. Ross
Balla
Melbourne
Federal Council of the Gasworkers
WWBA
Tunemont
Victoria
Warrnambool
Unier
Wayrnambool
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Builders’ Federation
Uniders Federation
Raglan
Frideration of
Austratia
Ciera and Drapere
Mallorat
Tate
T. Andrea
Perenne
Joe Ice Quick
Queenbland
Union
Atdode
Trades Aid Labor Council
All-Australias
Canaresn
Industrial Committee
G. Lawnon
Australian Council of Action
Unions&m
Cairns
Col. Smith
Aoioka
Wba
AmaweiAl
Jaye
Pat Abe
Joe Suntan
Torbot Pulittea
Cain Fide
Gioetian
Patti
Welmourne Trade Unions Congress
Cnersiig
Tataiedigs
Unite Rhone Maven Pathe Front Aecenaory
Toy Helmy
Alt Wulf
Kael
Tery Eypbeing
Etiuir M
Lord Tottty
AL Wallin Seermgiry
Cornell
Ayton
Bown
Gtatipa
Rome Council of Actiit
Ofuils Eeting
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