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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1958

Page

8

State backs adoption reimbursements to aid hard to place youths

The Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare considers a plan to subsidize adoptions to secure permanent homes for over 260 eligible children. Professor Alfred Kadushin suggests state aid to selected foster families who adopt hard-to-place youths, pending Welfare Board and Legislature approval. No reimbursement amount is set.

Madison P State Department of Public Welfare Children and Youth Alfred Kadushin University of Wisconsin School of Social Work Welfare Board

Ex-Professor Dies in Jail After Fall While Awaiting Trial

Michael P. Kinsella, 51, former University of Detroit and Marquette University speech professor, awaiting trial for his wife Marianne Kinsella’s murder, died in Wayne County Jail after an apparent fall in the shower. Deputies say he was allowed a shower and left alone shortly before he became unconscious.

Marquette University Kinsella Marianne Marquette

Crosby Studied Law Before Whiteman Guided Singing

Bing Crosby originally studied law until Paul Whiteman urged him to pursue singing as his career, a pivotal shift in the entertainer’s early path.

Bing Crosby Paul Whiteman

Demand Seen Continuing For Clerical Help

The Wisconsin State Employment Service notes that automation has not reduced demand for stenographers and clerical workers. In 1958 about 192000 Wisconsin residents held clerical jobs, up 80 percent since World War II. Stenographers, typists, secretaries, bookkeepers remain largest group. office machine operators are fastest growing. Opportunities rise as new electronic systems create jobs, with many openings due to parting workers for home duties.

Wisconsin State Employment Service Wisconsin N. E. Schulze la Crosse Schulze la Crosse Wses 5Th Ave. S

Dream Comes True For Detective

Monterey Park California AP reports detective Richard Brammer believed in pursuing every lead He shared a dream of arresting Albert Rodela on a forgery warrant with partner Joe Durban They visited the sister’s home as dreamed and ten minutes later Rodela arrived for arrest, matching the vision.

Monterey Park Calif Richard Brammer Joe Durban Albert Rodela Brammer Rodela

He Was There British Soccer Fan Is A Rugged Fellow

A typical English football devotee without a ticket endures a scalped price and crowded Wembley crowds for the England Soviet Union match. After a grueling commute and寒 cold, he learns England won 5 to 0, then returns home with no beer.

London England Soviet Union Wembley Stadium

England Fans Rally After Cup Revenge Victory

A jubilant crowd of 99 000 flowed into the stadium as England celebrated a revenge win over a World Cup rival in Stockholm last summer. The cheering supporters hailed the team’s performance and the redemption following the previous defeat.

England Stockholm

Early Christmas Held For Girl 12

In San Antonio Texas a hospital hosted a Christmas party for Eva Munoz a 13 year old with cancer. About two dozen friends relatives and nurses gathered to give gifts decorate a tree and share ice cream and cake. Doctors say she will never see a real holiday due to her illness.

San Antonio Tex Eva Munoz Eva

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