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May Day group including Jack Wells

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Kinnane, Fred

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Provided by Fred Kinnane: ' 2 Russians, 2 Australians and one Italo-Aussie (Angelo on the right) joined the march (1938?). Jack Wells (centre), originally a Tasmanian returned soldier from WW1 was a popular trade union speaker on Spain and other causes.'

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circa 1938

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