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Newspaper

Sydney Communist

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 02, 1921

Page

3

American Labour Movement Shown As Conservative Despite Militancy

In a Moscow May 31 piece, the critique argues American unions are led by wealthy officials and plagued by corruption. It blames dual unionism and revolutionary splits for stagnation while praising England’s comparatively dynamic unions and predicting a recovery as revolutions shift to organize new minorities within existing unions.

Moscow United States of America Jar Perhino Yellow Amsterdam International United States American Revolutionary Movement America Third International Lenin Lozoveky Radek Zinoviev American Labour Movement

The Public Is Not Real in Labor Strikes, Worker Plea

A polemic urges workers to unite behind strikes and dismiss the so called public. It claims the public is a capitalist fiction used to divide labor, and calls for active union support to back strikers, arguing workers comprise the vast majority and capitalists as a tiny minority.

Hla Atria Mving Latour

Clear Vision to DC Labor Recruiters Shift

A fragmentary Australian Socialists note discusses Labor recruitment for a federal contest. It mentions Bob Ross leaving and Hob Ileffro going to Sydney, praising anti Communist work and condemning the Nationalist Party while urging workers to vote against them. The item reflects internal party rhetoric with dated language and calls for unity.

Australian Labor Party Rtill V.8 Bob Ross Hob Ileffro Sydney Socialat Ross Enes

FUND APPEAL FOR PRESS FUND SUPPORT

A notice from the PREAA FUND appeals to branches to sustain the fund for The Communist weekly. It notes the paper sells for one penny, half the price of MagHah Communat, and urges nationwide Communist help to keep prices steady and the fund growing. Receipts listed include Melbourne and Sydney branches with small amounts.

Presa Bydney Melbourne Br Ronsian Association Ad.o Magager

Lecture on The World Crisis and the Working Class

A public talk titled The World Crisis and the Working Class invites attendees to an 7 pm start with doors opening at 7. Musical program scheduled for 7.20. The event features a community gathering with a concise program of discourse and music.

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England Unll Preaa Fund Concordia Hall E.R. Voigt Labor Research Bureau Will
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