Labour Australia

9 April, 1886
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia

27 February, 1960 (aged 73)
Little Bay, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

brain hemorrhage

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• Farrar, Ernest Henry (colleague)
• McAlpine, Abner Strephon (colleague)
• Lang, Jack (opposed)

• labour party organiser (1923-1958) New South Wales, Australia
• trade union official (1923-1931) New South Wales, Australia
• labour politician (1931-1960) New South Wales, Australia
• Member of Upper House (1931-1960) New South Wales, Australia
• trade union official (1935-1957) New South Wales, Australia
• radio station manager (1958-1960) New South Wales, Australia

• Australia-Soviet Friendship League (NSW) (member, ?-?)
• Australian Saddlery & Leather Workers Trades Employees' Federation (Tas) (member, 1910-1910)
• Australian Saddlery & Leather Workers Trades Employees' Federation (NSW) (president, 1916-1919)
• Unions NSW (assistant secretary, 1923-1930)
• Unions NSW (organiser, 1930-1934)
• Unions NSW (secretary, 1934)
• ACTU (vice president, 1935-1957)
• Commonwealth War Workers' Housing Trust (member, 1939-1945)
• Commercial Radio Australia (NSW) (president, 1940-1950)
• 2HD radio station (Newcastle, NSW) (director, 1958-1960)
• 2KY radio station (Sydney) (manager, 1958-1960)

• ALP (NSW) (member, ?-1960)
• ALP (NSW) (politician, 1931-1960)

• Parliament of New South Wales (Leg. Council - member, 1931-1960)