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50 CHILDREN: THE RESCUE MISSION OF MR. & MRS. KRAUS: On June 3, 1939 the USS President Harding sailed into New York Harbor with the Krauses and the 50 children aboard, all of whom would soon be settled with foster families, or, in some cases, with relatives. Photo courtesy HBO
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(RNS3-apr4) 50 CHILDREN: THE RESCUE MISSION OF MR. & MRS. KRAUS: On June 3, 1939 the USS President Harding sailed into New York Harbor with the Krauses and the 50 children aboard, all of whom would soon be settled with foster families, or, in some cases, with relatives. For use with RNS-50-CHILDREN, transmitted on April 4, 2013, Photo courtesy HBO.

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