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L-R: Clarrie Fallon (Secretary, AWU, Queensland Branch, 1933-1941, later, General Secretary, AWU, 1941-1943), Charlie Sullivan (a foundation member of the AWU), and Ted Grayndler (General Secretary, AWU, 1912-1941)

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In 1933 Charlie Sullivan was declared, by the Australian Workers' Union, to be its oldest continuous living member, holding No 1 ticket, issued in 1886.

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Australian Workers' Union - Head Office - Photographs

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Jul 1933

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