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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1955

Page

6

Judge John Keefe Seeks Re-Election to Cincinnati Court

Judge John W. Keefe, aged 40, seeks a full six year term on the Cincinnati Municipal Court in the November 8 election. A WWII veteran and lawyer, he was appointed to replace the late Judge William D. Alexander in 1954 and has held various state posts under Governor Lausche. He heads the Keep Judge Keefe Committee with J. Vincent Aug and Philip M. Meyers as co chairs.

John W. Keefe Cincinnati William D. Alexander Frank J. Lausche Lausche Ohio Highway Department Industrial Commission of Ohio Hamilton County Good Government League Purcell High School Alumni Association Ohio State Bar Associations Citizens School Committee Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, Queen City Association Memorial Committee For Friends of Ireland Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Ruth E. Castellini John M Thomas Daniel Kevin Kendall Avenue Mrs. Keefe Univer

America Is Great Lets Keep It That Way

A broad pro United States talk extols the value of the capitalist system and union cooperation. It contrasts wealthy leaders with labor and urges pride in American democracy and economic progress while warning against adopting new systems. It ends with a call to continue improving life without drifting.

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Carey Explains CIO Trade View

The CIO reaffirmed support for reciprocal trade agreements before the Senate Finance Committee and urged passage of S. 751 the trade adjustment act as a companion to guard U S industries and workers from import surges. Carey stressed preserving escape clause and point of order provisions in the program and called for serious consideration of the Humphrey Kennedy bill aiding industries and workers affected by tariffs.

Washington tThe Cio Senate Finance Committee James B Carey Humphrey D. Minn Kennedy D. Mass

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