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Maloney, James Joseph (Jim) (1901–1982)

	Maloney, James Joseph (Jim) (1901–1982)
Born	28 July, 1901 Goulburn , New South Wales , Australia
Died	28 January, 1982 (aged 80) Kogarah, Sydney , New South Wales , Australia
Religious Influence	Catholic
Related Entries [View as tree]	Curtin, John (colleague) Heffron, Robert James (colleague) Cahill, John Joseph (colleague) Renshaw, John Brophy (colleague) Lang, John Thomas (political adversary) Thornton, Ernest (political adversary)
Education*	Goulburn South Public School (NSW) (student, 1907-1914)
Occupation*	shoe/boot maker (1915-1931) New South Wales, Australia trade union official (1922-1954) New South Wales, Australia labour politician (1941-1943) New South Wales, Australia Member of Upper House (1941-1943) New South Wales, Australia ambassador (1943-1946) Overseas contemporary-affairs commentator (1946-1948) New South Wales, Australia labour politician (1946-1972) New South Wales, Australia Member of Upper House (1946-1972) New South Wales, Australia opposition leader (1966-1971) New South Wales, Australia
Key Organisations*	Australian Association for Cultural Freedom (member) Australian Boot Trade Employees Federation (NSW) (member, 1915) Labor Council of NSW (delegate, 1930-1943) Unity (journal) (editor, 1937-1943) Australian Boot Trade Employees Federation (federal) (president, 1940-1943) Labor Council of NSW (president, 1941-1943) Australian Boot Trade Employees Federation (federal) (secretary, 1943-1943)
Political Activism*	ALP (NSW) (member, 1915)
Workplaces*	Australian Boot Trade Employees Federation (NSW) (secretary, 1932-1943) Parliament of New South Wales (Leg. Council - member, 1941-1943) Parliament of New South Wales (Leg. Council - member, 1946-1972)

* Dates are approximate