Abner Strephon McAlpine
(1891-1958) industrial and political organizer
About Abner Strephon McAlpine
Lived 1891 – 1958 (aged 66–67). Abner Strephon McAlpine was a labor leader.
Career Prior to serving as national president, McAlpine was a member and delegate for the Amalgamated Engineering Union, President of the Labor Council of New South Wales from 1932 to 1935, and assistant secretary of the Labor Council from 1936 to 1941. and served on the New South Wales Broadcasting Advisory Committee, the post-war Commonwealth Immigration Advisory Council and the Factory Welfare Board of New South Wales.
McAlpine narrowly missed out on appointment to a vacancy for the New South Wales Legislative Council in 1940, losing to the Australian Labor Party (Non-Communist) nominee Charles Brill Bridges.
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Who was Abner Strephon McAlpine?
(1891-1958) industrial and political organizer
When was Abner Strephon McAlpine born?
Abner Strephon McAlpine was born on 26 February 1891.
When did Abner Strephon McAlpine die?
Abner Strephon McAlpine died in 1958.
What was Abner Strephon McAlpine's occupation?
Abner Strephon McAlpine was a labor leader.
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