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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1953

Page

7

Israel Marks Kol Nidre Eve at Yom Kippur

Jews across Israel attend Kol Nidre services at sundown before Yom Kippur the day of atonement. Eight rabbis from the Yeshiva Theological School will lead services in synagogues on Mount Zion.

Jerusalem Israel Yeshiva Theological School Mount Zion

Jury Acquits War Bride in London Audience Row

In London at the Palladium, Hope defended Senator McCarthy amid audience questions as laughs and a rebuke followed. In Las Vegas, Mrs Alice N White, a 22 year old British war bride, was acquitted of murder in the shotgun death of her Air Force sergeant husband Andrew White, 29, of Ripley Tennessee, who had threatened her and her unborn child.

Hope McCarthy London Las Vegas Alice N White Frank McNamee Calvin J. Sat Andrew White Ripsleyy Tenn

Railways Achieve Best Safety Mark in 1952

James G. Lyne of Railway Age reported at the E. H. Frank man awards dinner that 1952 saw the best rail safety record in history. He noted 470,000,000 passengers carried without a single passenger fatality as 14 railroads received medals and commendations from the American Museum of Safety in New York.

Turk James G. Lyne Railway Age Lyne E. H. Frankman American Museum of Safety New York

Allies propose free German circulation without interzonal passes

Bonn report says British French and American high commissioners urged the Soviet Union to permit Germans to travel freely across all Germany starting Oct 1 without interzonal passes. The western Allies rejected Aug 26's Soviet proposal and said abolition must be negotiated by East and West German governments, since the pass system was set by the four occupying powers.

Bonn Germany Soviet Union

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