New York. Published by the American Council for Judaism. A journal of independent Jewish inquiry. Together with Brief (S534), supersedes in part Council News, whose Vol numbering it continues. Issues and Brief are inter-numbered
Correspondence, press cuttings, printed material and photographs re John Alexander Gunn, his interests in rabbit control and anthrax, and articles relating to his wife Jessie Maria Gunn (nee Turner) and their sons Alexander and Angus.
Subject files on the women’s movement, East Timor, Aborigines, anti-Vietnam War, Palestine, etc. Pamphlets, serials, minutes and printed material relating to the Socialist Workers League.
Research papers, correspondence and drafts of his, A World History of Sheep and Wool, published in 1957. Also includes material on pioneering families in Victoria and the Riverina, periodicals, pamphlets, newspaper cuttings and books.
Company registration papers, personal and station correspondence, station returns, registers of quotations and sales, stock records, financial records and related papers.
Research papers related to the development of an independent education authority for the ACT. Includes correspondence, copies of minutes, agendas, drafts and copies of reports and papers, submissions, news clippings and other material.
Research papers on the munitions industry in Australia, 1897–1985, and for Knight's unpublished history of the industry, Explosives in Australia; professional papers of J L Knight including addresses, reports, notes and notebooks, correspondence, maps, photographs, printed material, Quadripartite Ammunition Conference papers, 1968-1984; material relating to the proposed arsenal at Tuggeranong, ACT; and papers of A E Leighton, 1903 -1956.
Manuscripts, correspondence and other papers of Rawling, Guido Barrachi, and E M Higgins; records of and about Australian radicals and radical organisations, including manuscripts, press cuttings, pamphlets, leaflets, serials, maps, posters, broadsheets and illustrations.
Financial records, wage records, client records, certificates, examples of printed material produced by the company, photographs, printing manuals including books on type faces.
Minutes, annual reports, correspondence re property and buildings, purchase register and books, financial records, shipping, stock, wages and staff books. Includes records of subsidiaries including minutes, articles of association, and financial records. Includes account book for a mine at Maldon (1859-1874) and a log book of the barque, "William Ackers" (1863).
Federated Miscellaneous Workers’ Union NSW Assistant Secretary's records: minutes of Federal Council (1958-1974), NSW Branch (1950-1974), Building Industry Congress of NSW (1940-1955), Builders’ Exchange of NSW Ltd (1964-1965), Watchmen’s Employment Committee (1949-1973), subject and correspondence files, financial records, arbitration material, photographs, newspaper cuttings, printed material, also Australian Labor Party material, Returned Services League records, personal diaries and correspondence, and financial records of the Federated Tanners and Leather Dressers Employees' Union of Australia NSW Branch (1921-1943).
Articles and research notes by biographer David Akers; copy of transcript of an interview with Jack Kavanagh; political and personal papers of Jack and Edna Kavanagh, including correspondence, diaries, note books, press cuttings, photographs and printed material. Includes records relating to the Original Old Age & Invalid Pensioners Association of New South Wales.
Minutes, correspondence, notes, photographs and printed material about Lidcombe Emergency Relief Workers (Sydney), 1933–1934; Amalgamated Engineering Union, Sydney 4th Branch, 1935–1944; and the AEU Retired Members Association, Sydney District, 1965–1974; printed material and press cuttings re Mrs L Cullen (suffragette); structural engineering notebooks and map.
Minute book, share register, station records of Jandra and Wapweelah stations including letter books, stock and wool books, working diaries, journals, day books, ledgers and financial records.
Memorandum and articles of association, financial records, wages books and registers, sales records, plant and tools book, apprentice indentures, and a history of the company.
Correspondence, essays, lecture notes, research papers, press cuttings, reports, ethnic community publications and a multicultural data bank. Records of research projects, files and working papers on displaced persons and the education of migrants arranged by project: Goulburn re displaced persons, 1950-1953; Adelaide re displaced persons, 1964-1970, Melbourne and Sydney re education of young women and migrants, 1971-1975, Melbourne re child migrant education in schools of high migrant density, 1972-1973; Sydney secondary student survey, 1974-1979. Includes material re publication of Refugee Settlers.
Research papers for his book Printers and Politics. Includes printed material, reports, balance sheets, and notes about the Australian Typographical Union. Also includes files of the ANU Research Students' Association, records about the National Union of Australian University Students, 1964–1965 and inquiry reports on Australian universities and academic salaries, 1957–1964.
Diaries, ACT Teachers Federation materials (minutes and notes of Sexism Committee, election campaign material, publications), papers about the ACT Trades and Labour Council (including notes on campaign for recognition as equivalent of a state labor council), personal conference papers, annotated training material, and subject files on general left campaigns.
Records of the Queensland Building Trades Group (1928-1965) including rules and copies of minutes, of the United Operative Bricklayers' Society of Queensland including rules and correspondence (1926-1946), copies of minutes of the Trades and Labour Council of Queensland Council and Congress, arbitration material relating to Queensland awards, rules, reports and printed material of various unions, early socialist publications (1897-1912).
Records of and relating to the Queensland building trades unions (United Operative Bricklayers' Society, United Operative Stonemasons' Society of Queensland, Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners, Building Workers Industrial Union, Queensland Progressive Society of Carpenters and Joiners); papers of Queensland Trades and Labour Council and Carpenters Forum; industrial and political publications. Includes minutes, cash books and journals, membership and levy records, stock books, attendance books, press cuttings and printed material, awards and regulations, financial records, photographs and negatives.
Files on the affairs of the NSW Branch of the Builders' Labourers' Federation, notably green bans and Federal intervention; records of the Builders' Labourers for Democratic Control; personal correspondence, notes and diaries, drafts of an unfinished history of the Branch; papers relating to the Darling Harbour Construction Project; papers collected by Abe David; photographs, pamphlets, leaflets, posters and serials.
Papers relating to the Seamen's Union, to the Australian Labor Party, and, most substantially, to the international peace movement. Includes papers relating to international conferences and meetings, peace movement documents and publications, correspondence, clippings and pamphlets.
Financial records, salaries and wages books, catalogues, staff records and patents. Also includes accounts (1960s), salary and wage records of J S Kidd and Company Proprietary Limited, purchased by Danks in 1970.
A hand-written volume titled An Anthology of Radical and Working Class Poems given by Mrs Angela ('Annie') Westbrook, a founder of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in Western Australia, to John Dutruc-Moore. Volume includes poems, ballads, and songs.
A history of the Boilermakers Society of Australia compiled from roneoed extracts and notes taken from the Society's journal. This volume of notes was compiled by John Egerton, as President of the Queensland Trades & Labour Council.
Oral history interviews with Edgar Ross & Claude Jones (audio tapes). Edgar Ross was born on 20 November 1904; brother of union leader Lloyd Ross; Editor of Common Cause; member of the Communist Party of Australia; member of the Miners' Federation since 1929; appointed Amenities Officer, Miners' Federation and involved in the 1949 National Miners Strike; editor of the Miners Union Newspaper; thirty years on the Executive of the Labor Council of New South Wales; member of the Australian Journalists' Association; serving as a delegate to ACTU Congress. Claude Jones was Queensland president of the Communist Party of Australia and a national CPA figure. He was an unsuccessful CPA candidate for the 1953 New South Wales state elections, and Queensland candidate for the 1954 and 1955 federal elections.
Minutes, correspondence, financial and legal records, wages books, records of shipping business McIlwraith, McEacharn & Co Ltd, metal exchange prices, lead pipe book, staff records, blueprints and factory specifications, passport of John McIlwraith (1915), newspaper cuttings, photographs and plans.
Personal correspondence; business and academic papers relating to urban planning and management; papers relating to the University of Melbourne Student Representative Council, John Paterson Urban Systems, NSW Planning & Environment Commission and the Hunter District Water Board. Includes address books, desk diaries, reports and appointments books.
Research collection of minutes, circulars, leaflets, pamphlets, books, serials, posters and press cuttings relating to the peace movement, the Vietnam War, university student organisations and left-wing organisations; reports, catalogue of books, seminar and conference papers.
Research collection of minutes, circulars, leaflets, pamphlets, books, serials, posters and press cuttings relating to the peace movement, the Vietnam War, university student organisations, feminism, public administration, political parties and elections, Australian and overseas Jewish organisations, Rhodesia, Australian Journalists’ Association, Australia’s immigration policy and new Australians, German Democratic Republic and other matters. The deposit also includes miscellaneous books.
Research collection of minutes, circulars, leaflets, pamphlets, books, serials posters and press cuttings relating to the peace movement, the Vietnam War, nuclear disarmament campaign, university student organisations, feminism, public administration, political parties and trade unions; letters and conference papers.
Subject files, printed, roneoed and photocopied material including serials, pamphlets, leaflets, circulars, articles, correspondence and newspaper cuttings relating to conscription and the Vietnam War, and Australian student organisations. Biographical notes and related papers on Tom Sergeyeff, Paul Freeman, Bill Casey and Dr H I Jensen.
Research papers of John Simms Baker and G Sorrell relating to the preparation for Baker's book, Communicators and Their First Trade Unions, 1980. Includes draft chapters, chronologies with supporting documentation, photocopied extracts of union journals and Government publications on specific topics, pamphlets, press cuttings, etc relating to the history of the union, contributions from the public, and some correspondence relating to the history.
Correspondence received from Pete Thomas discussing social and political events between 1974 and 1988. Pete Thomas was editor (1973-1979) of the Australian Coal and Shale Employees' Federation (Miners' Federation) weekly Common Cause. Includes attachments to letters, which include copies of newspaper clippings, photographs, pamphlets, transcripts of speeches, and copies of other letters. See also deposit N324 Pete Thomas Collection.
Papers relating to Munro’s positions as the Federal Secretary of the Administrative and Clerical Officers Association and the Council of Commonwealth Public Service Organisations, later the Council of Australian Government Employees Organisations, and as a member of the ACTU Executive, the Royal Commission on Australian Government Administration, the Pathology Services Advisory Committee, the Administrative Review Committee, and the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, later the Australian Industrial Relations Commission. Includes press clippings, correspondence, submissions and reports, minutes and printed material.
This deposit contains speeches, addresses and records of public commentay. It also contains decisions of Justice PR Munro as a single member, decisions of Full Benches of which Justice Paul Munro was a member. Documents relate to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, Australian Industrial Relations Commission, Industrial Relations Society, Australian Institute of Employment Rights and the Papua New Guinea Association of Australia. Other documents are personal. Justice Munro included in his donation information about the papers of Francis Norman Wellford (Norm) Ross that were donated to the Fryer Library at the University of Queensland.
Records of Dr K R Makinson relating to the activities of the Australian Association of Scientific Workers’ Sub-Committee on the Status of Women Employed in Science and related equal pay matters. Includes correspondence and reports.
Station records including business letters, wool books, ledgers, day books, horse books, financial records, staff list and overtime book. Also includes a plan. Items 9-1, 9-3, 9-7, 15-1 to 15-36, 17 and 19 also include records of Goorimpa Station.
Annual reports of TAL Holdings Limited and IPEC Holdings Limited and publications of the Federal Hotels Group collected during research for Blueprint for the casino industry: Federal Hotels and Wrest Point. Sutton’s publication was commissioned by the Federal Pacific Hotels and Casinos, and explores the history of the legislative development of its casino at Wrest Point, Tasmania and the history of the company since its formation in 1885.
Minutes, correspondence, arbitration material, circulars, balance sheets, pamphlets, serials, press cuttings and posters of the Australian Journalists Association, the Australia-China Society, the Melbourne University Labor Club, the Communist Party of Australia and a number of trading enterprises, including Wallaby Recordings.
Notes, press cuttings and files relating to Communist Party of Australia campaigns; papers relating to Richmond municipal politics; poetry and songs, pamphlets and leaflets, printed material on communism theory and international politics.
Press cuttings relating to immigration reform, minutes, correspondence and reports of the New South Wales Association for Immigration Reform, the Immigration Reform Group, the Indo-China Refugee Association (NSW), Austcare Refugee Policy Advisory Committee, the Australian Institute of Multicultural Affairs, the Refugee Council of Australia, the Ethnic Communities Council of NSW and the National Population Council. The collection also includes press cuttings and printed material on migrant employment, migrant welfare, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the Vietnamese, Pacific immigrants and university papers.
Records of the Building Trades Group of New South Wales including minutes, subject files, site and dispute files, site agreements, and framed life membership certificate from Operative Painters' and Decorators' Union, NSW Branch issued to A de Vere (1929).
Microfilm copy of Executive Committee minutes (1890-1966) and general meetings (1935-1959) including indexes, reports, rules and other material. Also includes rules of Federated Moulders (Metals) Union of Australasia, NSW District and minutes of meetings of the Eight Hour System and General Short Hour League (1869-1871).
The Labor Council of New South Wales set up the Labor Information and Research Bureau in 1921 to provide data on working conditions and employers. The Labor Information and Research Bureau published 'The Labor Monthly' from 1926 to 1929, at which point it became the Pan-Pacific Worker. Issues held; Vol. 1 nos. 1-18 (1926-1927), vol. 2 nos. 1-12 (1928), vol. 3 no. 1 (January 1929).
Issued by Fitzgibbon Campaign Committee, Melbourne Branch who support sound industrial leadership and the ideals and policies of the ALP (WWF, Melbourne Branch)
Canberra. Prepared by the Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics. To 1922 was Labour and Industrial Branch Report. All issues held 1911 - 1973 except nos 40 - 42 (1950 - 1953)
Legal documents, correspondence, mine contracts, financial records, extracts from newspapers and journals, pamphlets, prospectuses and company reports, assay certificates, correspondence and materials re industrial matters, staff club magazine, employees certificates of service and references, staff provident fund, geological reports, books and maps.
Memorandum and articles of association, minute of Board of Directors, leases, annual and monthly reports, operations sheets, general manager's subject files, correspondence, legal records and agreements, plans of housing subdivision, geological and geochemical survey. Correspondence about land tax (item 20) was returned to the depositor.
