Grateful American thanks U S for freedoms after hardships
Alex Washchenko, a 34 year old immigrant with a wife and four children, writes an open gratitude ad in the Chicago Sun Times. He describes forced labor in a Russian tank factory under German and Soviet regimes and details his rise from laborer to class A spot welder earning 340 a month. He praises America for opportunity and mentions plans to buy a $25,000 house on the North Side.
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First Lady Gift Dolls Sparkles for Korean War Refugee Girls
Four and seven year olds Whara and Yura Min received bracelets and a doll worn by Mrs. Eisenhower at the White House as a goodwill Christmas gesture. Save the Children Federation sponsored the visit, part of a broader charity drive.
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Londoner Admits Red Spy Role in U S Navy案件
Londoner John Clarence a 27 year old British clerk admitted he spied for the Soviet Union as a voluntary agent. At a Magistrates Court hearing he faced nine charges of obtaining military information useful to an enemy and pleaded innocent. He allegedly collected antiaircraft defense data while with a Home Guard unit in 1953 and reported to a Soviet attache Barabanov with payments in pounds.
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Berlin lottery hopeful misses big prize by one day
A city lottery entrant in Berlin submitted the first correct five-number combination in two years. His 12 cent ticket would have won about 115 000 dollars, but the draw passed and another winner was declared.
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North Dakota Senator Young Joins Censure Debate
North Dakota Senator Young said he would not vote to censure Senator McCarthy, sticking to free speech and McCarthy’s role in exposing Communist influence. In a periodic newsletter, Young noted the effort could culminate by December 24 if the resolution dies, and argued McCarthy did not break Senate rules.
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McCarthy censure debate set to resume amid hospital stay
Senate leaders expect debate on McCarthy censure to restart Monday despite his hospitalization for elbow treatment. Dirksen plans a substitute. Knowland also anticipates Monday actions while noting McCarthy’s condition. Bethesdas hospital report shows no major change in his status as of Tuesday.
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Small Craft Warning Issued Along Gulf Coast Forecast
A daybreak bulletin from New Orleans Weather Bureau warns small craft along the Gulf coast from Browns, New Orleans to St. Marks, Florida, of shifting winds from west and southwest to northerly up to 20 miles per hour. The advisory instructs hoisting small craft warnings at 1 mile per hour today.
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