| Place | Asia: Japan, Kure |
|---|---|
| Accession Number | 146334 |
| Collection type | Photograph |
| Object type | Black & white - Film original negative 120 safety base |
| Maker |
Holzheimer, Claude Rudolph |
| Place made | Japan: Kure |
| Conflict |
Second World War, 1939-1945 |
| Copyright |
Item copyright: Copyright expired - public domain
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Kure, Japan. 1950-05-01. A Japanese speaker delivers his speech during the May Day celebrations. ...
Description
Kure, Japan. 1950-05-01. A Japanese speaker delivers his speech during the May Day celebrations. Behind him are streamers bearing slogans which translate into: 1. Acceleration of Independent Trade, and Expansion of Overseas Limits for Japanese Vessels. 2. Complete Enforcement of National Railway Decision (Arbitration). 3. Abolition of State Public Officer Law, of Government Labour Law. Against Provincial Public Officer Law. 4. Early Revision of Labour Union Law, and abolition of Demonstration regulations. 5. Rescue the Money Stringency of Small Enterprise. 6. Acceleration of All Out Peace for the sake of Freedom and Peace. 7. Down with the Yoshida Cabinet and its Heavy Taxes, Low wages and discharge policy. 8. Unification of fighting lines of democratic labour. 9. Establishment of lowest wage system. 10. Early amplification of society security system. 11. Complete enforcement of unemployment policy. 12. Absolutely against discharge. 13. Reconstruction of Kure with our own hands. (Probably means reconstruction of Kure by people of Kure).